Kathleen Voss, the associate professor at School of Management, University of Minnesota suggests that regular money contemplation increases the chances of your success. Forbs magazine has recently published the results of an experiment among 500 freelance individuals who were asked to compile a phrase using a list of words within a short period of time. One group of participants was given a list of words containing the word “money”, another one received a list of words without the word “money”. After that the participants were set a task to build a square using 12 sections so that each side of the square consists of 5 sections. Those who dealt with phrases about money turned out to be most successful in completing this task.

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Numerous psychological researches show that the word success means different things to different people. Nowadays the majority of people equate success with personal life values, material wealth, good health, financial independence and stability, achievements on the career ladder and happy family, authority and personal advantages over others, possibility to influence on social and political life, expert knowledge in business, possibility to realize ideas and inspirations, successful personal relations, possibilities to travel abroad, summer house, excellent car and other attributes of modern society.

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All our thoughts tend to materialize if they are repeated in our mind frequently. That is why, in order to succeed we should follow the track of thoughts carefully. Focusing our mind on financial hardships we actually invite them to stay. Things you focus your attention on and direct your energy to – get the power to grow.

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Take a look at the humble bumblebee. Theoretically, scientists say, it’s impossible for the bumblebee to fly. Fortunately for the bumblebee, no one has told it so, so fly it does.

Ask yourself this question: if you weren’t tethered by your own limitations, or the limitations placed on you by others, what do you believe you’d be capable of achieving?

Jason Gracia asks this question in his powerful book The Motivated Mind.

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I find it very inspirational to learn from famous women entrepreneurs who had an idea and made it happen. What’s interesting about some of these women is that they didn’t necessarily have the ideal background or circumstances for success but that didn’t hold them back. They overcame their obstacles and became successful in a business world dominated by men.

There is a pattern that emerges when you take a look at what these diverse women entrepreneurs have in common-women like Marky Kay Cosmetics founder Mary Kay Ash, Anita Roddick, founder of The Body Shop, and Debbi Fields of Mrs. Fields’ fame. I found three things these famous women entrepreneurs knew and demonstrated about success that I’ve found critical in my life as an entrepreneur.

Three Things Famous Women Entrepreneurs Know…

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