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4 Easy Ways to Make More Money By Training Your Brain Mental rehearsal is a powerful psychological technique that's used by athletes, billionaires, and entrepreneurs to achieve their goals.

By Ben Angel

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Can you train your brain to make more money?

Mental rehearsal is a powerful psychological technique that's used by athletes, billionaires, and entrepreneurs to achieve their goals.

Imagine you have a goal to make $1 million. Rehearsing each step in advance will allow you to prepare for any stressors that could impede your journey. By creating simulations in your mind — the race you want to win, the business you want to build, or the money you want to make — you have more power to achieve your goals.

In this video, I break down the science of mental rehearsal and the four steps you need to train your brain to make more money.

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