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I hope you are ready for today’s Millionaire Mindset Monday! Each Monday we will be focusing on developing the mind necessary to achieve success. We will be talking about daily habits, tips, productivity, how to stay motivated and disciplined, and much more. The best way to start the week! I hope this is helpful.

Before We Get Started Here’s Your News Recap:

OPEC+ set to boost output again
Sources say OPEC+ plans another oil output increase of at least 137,000 barrels per day in November, aiming to regain market share.

U.S. consumer spending holds firm in August
Consumer spending rose 0.6% in August, driven mainly by high-income households, showing continued consumption resilience despite inflation pressure.

Dollar strength rallies ahead of data
The U.S. dollar is on pace for a second consecutive weekly gain, underpinned by better-than-expected economic data and views that rate cuts may be more gradual.

Stocks rally after inflation prints in line
U.S. equity markets rose following inflation data that matched expectations; the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all ended higher for the day.

Global investors favor U.S. assets again
Analysts note renewed momentum for U.S. equities globally, with markets pricing in around 110 bps of rate cuts by year-end as AI and economic optimism drive flows.

Warnings of a 20%-plus stock drop from exuberance
A hedge fund flagged that current market euphoria could carry equities 20% higher before a potential collapse reminiscent of 1929.

Trump signs order declaring TikTok US sale “ready”
The administration issued a decree saying the TikTok U.S. sale meets requirements, valuing it at $14 billion, and backing the deal among investors including Oracle.

New tariffs loom on foreign electronics
The White House is reportedly reviewing tariffs on foreign electronics calculated by the semiconductor content in each device — a move likely to raise consumer prices.

Trump imposes sweeping tariffs on drugs, trucks, furniture
Starting October 1, the U.S. will impose 100% tariffs on branded drugs, 25% on heavy trucks, and up to 50% on furniture. The policy shift has immediate industry and inflation implications.

Economists favor Waller for Fed chair, doubt his odds
A poll shows 82% of economists support Christopher Waller as the next Fed Chair—but only 20% believe he will actually land the post.

Millionaire Mindset Monday’s  

Inspirational Quote

Focus of The Week

Embrace Micro-Progress

This week, dial in on micro-progress — the millionaire’s secret weapon to compounding success.

Most people overestimate what they can do in a day and underestimate what consistent daily habits can do in a year.

Millionaires don't obsess over giant leaps. They master the art of 1% improvement daily — whether that’s learning one new thing, making one better decision, or improving one system. Over time, this becomes unstoppable momentum.

How to Apply It:

• Don’t chase perfection. Focus on improvement.

• Pick ONE area: health, finances, business, mindset.

• Every single day, do one small thing that nudges it forward — no matter how small.

1% better every day = 37x better in one year.

Take Action!

The “$100 Efficiency Sprint” Challenge

This week, tackle a challenge designed to reclaim wasted money or time and reinvest it toward growth.

🔧 Step-by-Step:

1. Audit Your Spending or Schedule

   • Look at your last 7 days. Find where you wasted time or money (subscriptions, impulse buys, late starts, doomscrolling).

2. Eliminate or Replace ONE Thing

   • Cancel that $14.99 subscription.

   • Set up app timers.

   • Cut 30 mins of social media and replace it with a skill-up (YouTube tutorial, Coursera, AI tools, etc.).

3. Reinvest

   • Save that $100.

   • Use the extra time to read, build, or create.

   • Write down how you’ll apply your reclaimed resource.

4. Track Your Wins

   • Tally how much time or cash you rescued by Sunday.

This week’s goal: Reclaim $100 or 5 hours of “leakage” — and redirect it into building your future.

Millionaire Myth-Busting

“You Have to Work 18 Hours a Day”

The Myth:
“Hustle 24/7 or stay broke.”

The Truth:
While hard work is absolutely part of the game — working smarter > working longer. The idea that every millionaire grinds 18 hours a day is glamorized nonsense.

Here’s what most successful people actually do:

• They delegate what doesn’t require their brainpower.

• They prioritize energy management over time management.

• They create systems that generate results without more input.

• They know when to stop working and let the mind recover.

Burnout is not a badge of honor — it’s a sign of poor strategy.

Peak performance isn’t about being busy — it’s about being effective.

That’s A Wrap

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