Mark Victor Hansen sold 500 million books with Chicken Soup for the Soul. In this clip from Be Wealthy Podcast Ep #29, he breaks down the seven beliefs that keep people broke. Unworthiness, naivete, self-doubt, fear, pattern paralysis, disconnection, and not being present. He also tells the Reverend Ike story about Harlem vs. Fifth Avenue that explains why broke people stay broke even when you hand them money.

TIMESTAMPS

0:00 Unworthiness

1:09 Naivete

1:31 Self-Doubt

2:11 Fear

2:21 Pattern Paralysis

2:56 Disconnection

3:42 Present-Time Availability

4:49 Books That Change People

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Be Wealthy Podcast Ep #29: Mark Victor Hansen - The Man Behind 500 Million Books

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eONaDKU_7pU

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