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Million Dollar Habits: 27 Powerful Habits to Wire Your Mind For Success, Become Truly Happy, and Achieve Financial Freedom
Take action today and get this Kindle eBook for only $2.99! Utilize these 27 powerful habits to rewire your mind for success, achieve true happiness, and create the life of your dreams “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit.” – Aristotle This quote is indeed very Our habits define us and shape our lives. If we excel at what we do, live harmoniously, and are at peace, we can thank the healthy and positive habits we have built over the course of our life. If, however, we are unproductive, addicted to unhealthy practices, and surrounded by chaos, then for that too, we can thank our habits. What if... What if you could transform yourself from head to toe?What if you could achieve success within every single aspect of your relationships, family, business, health?What if you could reach all of your goals, and achieve true and profound happiness?What if you could create ideas that could change the world?What if you could become completely financially free and prosperous?What if you could become the absolute best possible version of yourself? Good News... The choice is yours. You may not have always made the best decisions in your life (like the majority of us), but by reading this book I can guarantee that you have made at least one. In this quick read, you will discover 27 powerful habits that can and will completely alter your life for the better. After reading this book, you will see yourself in a new light with outstanding self-confidence, you will find happiness and opportunities in every corner of your life, and you will achieve true financial freedom and but only if you implement what it teaches into every aspect of your life. Like i said, the choice is yours. This book can be your mentor to success. Allow it to be so, and you will experience a life beyond worth living. In this book you will learn… How to utilize the life-changing power of habit to your complete advantageHow to construct a success driven mentalityHow to become genuinely happy in all aspects of yourself and your lifeHow to create powerful and unique ideas that can change the worldHow to curate and nurture a "Millionaire's Mindset"How to achieve and create financial success and abundanceAnd lastly, but most importantly, how to become the best possible version of yourself Limited time Take action today and get this Kindle eBook for only $2.99
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Published March 10, 2017
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May 25, 2018
From my point of view this is not to be called a book.
It's more like combined articles or blog posts.
The style of writing is very shallow and the information is very basic and already known for most of us.
Unless you're a complete beginner in the self development path you won't gain anything new.
For me it was a reminder of information I already know, it was not a quick reminder though.
I was bored most of the time reading it as it is 236 pages, but to develop my patience skill I decided to finish it.
I liked many quotes which were written in the beginning of the chapters though.
It's more like combined articles or blog posts.
The style of writing is very shallow and the information is very basic and already known for most of us.
Unless you're a complete beginner in the self development path you won't gain anything new.
For me it was a reminder of information I already know, it was not a quick reminder though.
I was bored most of the time reading it as it is 236 pages, but to develop my patience skill I decided to finish it.
I liked many quotes which were written in the beginning of the chapters though.
September 1, 2018
Great book to lift your soul
I really liked this book, it covers the basic fields of your life where you have to work in order to achieve success and with practical and simple habits. Explained in a very understandable way. Recommended to anyone looking for ideas to organize their life.
I really liked this book, it covers the basic fields of your life where you have to work in order to achieve success and with practical and simple habits. Explained in a very understandable way. Recommended to anyone looking for ideas to organize their life.
July 27, 2021
Books like this (of motivation, self-improvement) have become a common staple of reading for me. They have become a part of life, similar to breathing but in words. However the similarities don’t stop there. Like breathing the books are almost imperceptible. It’s mindless reading (for me) because there are so many books that I’ve imbibed with the same message. And I mean the same exact message.
But is it all bad? Not at all. The mind, at least mine, cannot remember things by glancing at them once. I MUST be reminded multiple times for it to stick. Here, in Million Dollar Habits, I get that reminder of top lessons covered in my other readings for self-development/improvement.
Some of the things covered are affirmations (and how to construct them in the present tense), the habit loop by Charles Duhigg (The Power of Habit Book), anger management, gratitude, growth experience, overcoming obstacles, visualization, attitude, physical appearance, posture, and much more.
As for the 27 habits, I don’t know how the number adds up over the span of the book. The habits are formed and introduced, but the numbers are misaligned somehow in the matter that we don’t really know if there are truly 27 that are covered. For example, he would start a chapter speaking about Gratitude, move one to controlling anger by forgiving, and in that you should be counting two habits with in the same chapter. It’s weird if you are not taking notes or highlighting to keep track. Therefore, I drop 1 star for disorganization. A book, if anything, should always be organized for the reader. Another point is dropped for not highlighting everything at the end of the book so that the reader could grab a quick glance of all the habits and why they should be performed for that Millionaire achievement. This is a common act within this genre, to highlight everything once more in two to three pages. I guess the editor didn’t say anything, but should have. It cost 1 star for me.
Three (3) stars is not bad. I’ll even say 3.6. I recommend if this is not your typical grab. If you venture in this route often, please save your money and try learning something that you haven’t before. Like the book titled Flow or something with more science background, such as focusing. Those books more often have greater impact in your life for self-improvement. These types of books are more motivational than anything, but motivation can only take you so far. And motivation itself is not readily available. It kind of strikes whenever the hell it wants.
Anyway, final verdict: pick it up. I enjoyed it, but you might not if you have read too many of these. It’s up to you.
But is it all bad? Not at all. The mind, at least mine, cannot remember things by glancing at them once. I MUST be reminded multiple times for it to stick. Here, in Million Dollar Habits, I get that reminder of top lessons covered in my other readings for self-development/improvement.
Some of the things covered are affirmations (and how to construct them in the present tense), the habit loop by Charles Duhigg (The Power of Habit Book), anger management, gratitude, growth experience, overcoming obstacles, visualization, attitude, physical appearance, posture, and much more.
As for the 27 habits, I don’t know how the number adds up over the span of the book. The habits are formed and introduced, but the numbers are misaligned somehow in the matter that we don’t really know if there are truly 27 that are covered. For example, he would start a chapter speaking about Gratitude, move one to controlling anger by forgiving, and in that you should be counting two habits with in the same chapter. It’s weird if you are not taking notes or highlighting to keep track. Therefore, I drop 1 star for disorganization. A book, if anything, should always be organized for the reader. Another point is dropped for not highlighting everything at the end of the book so that the reader could grab a quick glance of all the habits and why they should be performed for that Millionaire achievement. This is a common act within this genre, to highlight everything once more in two to three pages. I guess the editor didn’t say anything, but should have. It cost 1 star for me.
Three (3) stars is not bad. I’ll even say 3.6. I recommend if this is not your typical grab. If you venture in this route often, please save your money and try learning something that you haven’t before. Like the book titled Flow or something with more science background, such as focusing. Those books more often have greater impact in your life for self-improvement. These types of books are more motivational than anything, but motivation can only take you so far. And motivation itself is not readily available. It kind of strikes whenever the hell it wants.
Anyway, final verdict: pick it up. I enjoyed it, but you might not if you have read too many of these. It’s up to you.
June 28, 2017
A lot of great information in this book. Simple to follow starting points to get yourself flowing in the million dollar way.
Peace and love,
Rob @ http://authorstalkaboutit.com
Peace and love,
Rob @ http://authorstalkaboutit.com
October 4, 2020
You know those articles you see online: "10 habits of millionaires", "20 things to do improve your life", etc. This book is basically that, with multi-page long details instead of a paragraph for each habit.
That's not to say that it's bad. If someone has read relatively few of these types of books, this could be a useful starting point. But 1) it doesn't go as deep as other books would and 2) there aren't really any insights here.
The book goes through the normal stuff you hear: have a positive attitude, meditate, focus, forgive, practice gratitude, try new things, have good relationships, set goals, be flexible, don't give up, etc. Again, nothing new.
Each habit is explained in a few pages, with a brief explanation of the why and the how. It's a framework -- a skeleton missing most of the meat and other details.
I don't think reading this book will change anyone's life, but it may serve as a collection of habits that one can delve into more detail by reading books specific to that habit.
I will say, the one insight that did pop out, though I've heard variants of it before, was the two minute rule, where you take a seemingly difficult task and work on it for two minutes, then trick yourself working an additional two minutes until you accomplish a good chunk of it. Like I said, it's not so much a novel concept, but the "two minutes" is a neat trick to get you to just start something and use that momentum to continue. It's something I may use on my daughter to clean her room (perhaps myself too for some work tasks...)
That's not to say that it's bad. If someone has read relatively few of these types of books, this could be a useful starting point. But 1) it doesn't go as deep as other books would and 2) there aren't really any insights here.
The book goes through the normal stuff you hear: have a positive attitude, meditate, focus, forgive, practice gratitude, try new things, have good relationships, set goals, be flexible, don't give up, etc. Again, nothing new.
Each habit is explained in a few pages, with a brief explanation of the why and the how. It's a framework -- a skeleton missing most of the meat and other details.
I don't think reading this book will change anyone's life, but it may serve as a collection of habits that one can delve into more detail by reading books specific to that habit.
I will say, the one insight that did pop out, though I've heard variants of it before, was the two minute rule, where you take a seemingly difficult task and work on it for two minutes, then trick yourself working an additional two minutes until you accomplish a good chunk of it. Like I said, it's not so much a novel concept, but the "two minutes" is a neat trick to get you to just start something and use that momentum to continue. It's something I may use on my daughter to clean her room (perhaps myself too for some work tasks...)
August 15, 2025
Million Dollar Habits offers a concise, accessible guide to rewiring your mindset for success, happiness, and financial freedom. Stellan Moreira lays out 27 habits—ranging from habit-tracking and meditation to affirmations, gratitude, and stress management—that build a foundation for personal transformation. Moreira’s strengths lie in clarity and positivity. He emphasises self-awareness as the first step in growth, encouraging reflection through journaling and meditation to uncover personal drivers and emotional patterns. His approach to mindset is straightforward: dismantle limiting beliefs, rehearse empowering ones, and take incremental action. The “two‑minute rule” technique—doing a task for just two minutes to overcome inertia—is a particularly useful insight. Where the book shines in motivation and practical habits, it lacks depth in original analysis. Much of its content resembles generic self‑help advice—positive thinking, goal-setting, and gratitude—that can feel repetitive or superficial.
Content warnings:
- Mentions of emotional distress, anxiety and self doubt
- Discussions of stress, inner criticism and limiting beliefs
- Religious language around belief and forgiveness
- Potential triggering about goal oriented pressure and low self esteem
Content warnings:
- Mentions of emotional distress, anxiety and self doubt
- Discussions of stress, inner criticism and limiting beliefs
- Religious language around belief and forgiveness
- Potential triggering about goal oriented pressure and low self esteem
October 29, 2023
Same old tired advice, different book. "Fake smile your way to a million dollars"
I'm not sure if everyone copies this book or if this book copies everyone else, but if you want the same vague advice that people give, here's your book. Toxic Positivity 101, right here. I've heard every single thing in this book during customer service training.
If I were you, I'd just read the quotes at the beginning of each chapter. The author just re-hashes them for a few pages with no real explanation.
The book is also poorly edited in a distracting way.
There are a few nuggets of decent advice in this book. However, I would encourage you to spend maybe 30 minutes on business TikTok and you'll have all of it plus some. Not worth spending time to read this book.
I'm not sure if everyone copies this book or if this book copies everyone else, but if you want the same vague advice that people give, here's your book. Toxic Positivity 101, right here. I've heard every single thing in this book during customer service training.
If I were you, I'd just read the quotes at the beginning of each chapter. The author just re-hashes them for a few pages with no real explanation.
The book is also poorly edited in a distracting way.
There are a few nuggets of decent advice in this book. However, I would encourage you to spend maybe 30 minutes on business TikTok and you'll have all of it plus some. Not worth spending time to read this book.
July 20, 2022
It felt cheesy in the sense that it was repetitive and had the talk track of “just trust me and do this!!!”.
For a book about becoming a millionaire and being unstoppable, there were also a lot of spelling and grammar errors that bothered me more than they should hahaha
Overall, I liked the last few chapters the best out of the whole book
For a book about becoming a millionaire and being unstoppable, there were also a lot of spelling and grammar errors that bothered me more than they should hahaha
Overall, I liked the last few chapters the best out of the whole book
May 20, 2017
The same old generic things
Everything in here could've been said in fewer words and was better suited for a blog. The author plugged his new book in the first chapter. He presented nothing new that countless other blogs haven't already done so.
Everything in here could've been said in fewer words and was better suited for a blog. The author plugged his new book in the first chapter. He presented nothing new that countless other blogs haven't already done so.
March 30, 2020
BASIC SELF HELP BOOK
It repeats the same old things about how you should be confident and have a positive attitude etc. Nothing more than that. If you havent read any self help before you could start with this. It is a basic self help book and basic writing.
It repeats the same old things about how you should be confident and have a positive attitude etc. Nothing more than that. If you havent read any self help before you could start with this. It is a basic self help book and basic writing.
March 24, 2021
To Re-start, to motivate, to improvement
Self help books in proper sequences and steps to be successful and happy.
I love the concept of giving reference with quotes from famous identities.
motivating
Self help books in proper sequences and steps to be successful and happy.
I love the concept of giving reference with quotes from famous identities.
motivating
April 15, 2021
Things I need to remember:
1- talk to yourself and assure it.
2- gratitude lists.
3- meditate.
4- Positivity helps.
5- Don’t be too harsh on yourself.
6- Connect to nature.
7- Relax.
8- Break cycles.
9- Self-care.
10- finally, be kind to others.
1- talk to yourself and assure it.
2- gratitude lists.
3- meditate.
4- Positivity helps.
5- Don’t be too harsh on yourself.
6- Connect to nature.
7- Relax.
8- Break cycles.
9- Self-care.
10- finally, be kind to others.
July 29, 2021
The writing is very shallow and doesn’t dive deep into topics. Its more of a blog or an article than a book. Would be good for new readers looking for an easy read to get them started on the path. Other than that, wouldnt really recommend.
December 28, 2021
Helpful. \m/
Author has made great attempt at explaining how to lead in life and live peacefully.
Out of these 27 habits, i am hoping to tick out atleast 16 this coming year as a resolution! :-P
Author has made great attempt at explaining how to lead in life and live peacefully.
Out of these 27 habits, i am hoping to tick out atleast 16 this coming year as a resolution! :-P
June 4, 2022
This was a pretty simple and easy to book covering all habits that can make one successful in life. There are plenty of similar books if you read self help books. It was a quick and easy read and was enjoyable.
May 10, 2023
Prima carte care m-a făcut sa înțeleg cât de usor, de greu este sa meditezi și cum sa o faci pas cu pas. 🧘🏼♀️
Recunosc ca au fost pasaje pe care le-am întâlnit deja in lecturile anterioare, însă per total mi-a plăcut. Usor de citit, informații structurate pe înțelesul tuturor.
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Recunosc ca au fost pasaje pe care le-am întâlnit deja in lecturile anterioare, însă per total mi-a plăcut. Usor de citit, informații structurate pe înțelesul tuturor.
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June 4, 2017
This is a must read if you want to create a life that you have dreamed of starting from the inside out.
September 19, 2017
Awesome book!
I definitely recommend this book for someone that needs that extra push to achieve their goals and happiness in life
I definitely recommend this book for someone that needs that extra push to achieve their goals and happiness in life
January 17, 2018
27 very useful habits
I can't wait to implement them, I read this book after having a bad day, and now I feel inspired and motivated. Thank you :)
I can't wait to implement them, I read this book after having a bad day, and now I feel inspired and motivated. Thank you :)
January 20, 2018
Great easy read
To the point, excellent writing. Recommending it to my employees and friends. I highly recommended as a way to get focused.
To the point, excellent writing. Recommending it to my employees and friends. I highly recommended as a way to get focused.
January 28, 2019
I loved it ❤️
February 7, 2019
Good
Easy to read straight to the point with numerous habits which may lead to wealth and success if applied correctly
Easy to read straight to the point with numerous habits which may lead to wealth and success if applied correctly
Read
April 26, 2020Thu
June 1, 2020
Very bad book with unrealistic advices similar to what we see on social media
July 24, 2020
Great info!
This was a good book to read. Easy to understand each habit and how to work on each habit. Great info.
This was a good book to read. Easy to understand each habit and how to work on each habit. Great info.
April 20, 2021
Good bullet points...
July 22, 2021
Spectacular read..
Very practical explanation on the habits to inculcate in our daily life. Excellent narration by the author. Not to be missed such treasures.
Very practical explanation on the habits to inculcate in our daily life. Excellent narration by the author. Not to be missed such treasures.
February 15, 2022
Felt like a Herbalife welcome conference. Also my paperback book was of a different author? And had LINKS in it??? Waste of time and money
February 22, 2022
Great Book to read.
Teaches you about habits you can slowly instill in your life to achieve great thingS .
A good book to read
Teaches you about habits you can slowly instill in your life to achieve great thingS .
A good book to read
July 22, 2022
Me gusto mucho y es un buen libro de leer ahorita que estamos planning the future
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