Mogul | Emperor: The Executive

Journals - Major Programs
#1

After a month-long washout, it’s time for the next run. I’m focusing on wealth for the next year and a half. I’m running Mogul and the Executive to start. Here what I want to get out of both programs:

Mogul:

  • Uproot any and all negative wealth beliefs and replace them with positive wealth beliefs
  • To learn and implement better financial habits
  • I’m looking to earn more at my current job by picking up more shifts
  • Plus more

The Executive:

  • I’m looking to become a action-taking machine
  • To quit dopamine seeking activities such as binge-watching Netflix, streamers, and watching porn
  • Develop confidence and ambition
  • Plus more

I run the first loops tomorrow.

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#2

REST

Ran 30s of both yesterday. I haven’t noticed much yet. I’m going to increase by 30s every other day until I find the sweet spot.

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#3

Mogul + Executive is the ideal wealth stack. Excellent choice :ok_hand:.

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#4

EE 1min | Mogul 1min

I’m recognizing all of the ways in which I’m already wealthy: I’m single man with my own apartment, I’ve got food, water, a job, my body is intact(I’ve got my arms, legs, a healthy heart), I’m still young, I’ve got clothes to wear, etc

Looking at this small list tells me I’m really rich. And I’m grateful.

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#5

Questions on my mind:

How do I get out of the employee mindset ?

What problems can I solve?

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#6

Mogul 1m30s | EE 1min30s

A coworker gave me his perspective on why he thinks people struggle financially. He says it’s because people don’t put themselves first.

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#7

I just completed a brain dump writing exercise that I’ve been procrastinating for months on. Right after I finished, I jumped into a cold shower without any hesitation.

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#8

REST

I picked up a 10hr shift tomorrow. Gonna be working overtime. I haven’t done that in a while.

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#9

Mogul 2min | EE 2min

Today, I’ve been working out my focus muscle. I just “do nothing” and let myself be bored for about 5-15 minutes at time. By nothing I truly mean nothing at all. I just sit and let my mind wander. I wanna starve my brain of instant and cheap dopamine. This exercise is also good for creativity. Here’s an a quote from an email I got today: " Boredom is Your Brain’s Bootloader - Constant stimulation kills original thought. Boredom forces your mind to generate ideas, connect dots, and surface deeper questions."

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#10

Mogul 2min30s | EE 2min30s

I’m contemplating on whether or not I should invest in this $500 copywriting course. It seems to be a manifestation. I have a history of buying courses and barely starting them let alone finish them. This has me hesitant.

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#11

REST

I just received my tax refund today. I’m $400+ richer !

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#12

Mogul 3m | EE 3m

I’m still working out my focus muscle. When I do sit and “do nothing”, I notice that the front of my brain is more active. Must be the executive functioning doing its thing.

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#13

REST

I just sat in silence and did nothing for an hour and a half. I’m really trying to work on resetting my dopamine and I think the executive is pushing me in that direction. I’m slowly losing interest in doing cheap dopamine activities such as watching tv or masturbating to porn.

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#14

Mogul 3m30s | EE 3m30s

FOCUS. DEDICATED. HUNGRY.

These words are on repeat in my head right now.

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#15

Mogul 4m | EE 4m

I felt really energized this morning. I woke up around 4:10am after only about 6.5 hours of sleep, but I didn’t feel the need to go back to sleep.

I worked 10 hours today and didn’t feel tired at all.

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#16

Mogul 4m30s | EE 4min30s

Woke up at 4am again this morning. I didn’t feel as energized as the previous two days. I even went back to sleep after I finished my morning routine. Maybe my body and brain has to get used to it.

I worked six days in a row. All 10 hour shifts.

My thoughts have been really pushing me to start learning copywriting. I’m hesitant though. Maybe I should buy that course.

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#17

Another good idea might be to invest in a book. One of my favorite reads about copywriting is “Hypnotic Writing” by Joe Vitale.

A “how-to” book like that would be a much smaller commitment/investment than a full course.

I totally understand the idea of the course might be more of an “I’m ready!” signal to G*d, The Universe, or Whatever.

But I think also that committing to reading from a book like that and doing whatever daily exercises from it could be just as effective of a “signal”

Another resource I made use before is CopyHour by Derek Johansson. Not sure what that costs now. It was gifted to me by a friend before.

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#18
Videos on Dopamine

[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8GUNhGRlQDU&pp=0gcJCdgAo7VqN5tD]
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6CWq8wyS90o

#19

REST

I went to see my psych today . She’s switching out my medication from Effexor to Wellbutrin, which is supposed to help more with dopamine.

I completed a 24hr fast this morning.

Edit: forget to mention my psych scheduled the next visit free of charge.

#20

Mogul 5m30s | EE 5m30s

This concludes cycle 1. Washout begins tomorrow.

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