Inspired by Fleet Maull's wise words... [Shield] AN OXFORD CLUB PUBLICATION Loyal reader since October 2019 [Liberty Through Wealth]( [View in browser]( SPONSORED [293% OVERNIGHT? (Only Thing Missing... Is YOU!)]( [WAR Election - Open House]( Our members closed out some of our top winning trades of the year in a span of just one week... Including 214%... 190%... even 293% gains... ALL OVERNIGHT! The only thing missing... is YOU! So for the first time... We're opening the doors during Election Week... 100% FREE! (No cost... no delayed billing... no BS.) [Go Here to Join Our FREE Preview (November 4 - 8)]( EDITOR'S NOTE After a large sell off to end last week, it's clear that money is now flowing OUT of the big tech stocks. The mighty Magnificent Seven had an incredible run. But the biggest gains might be DONE at this point. The question is... "What's next?" And "Where should investors move their money now?" Alexander Green has the answer. He's been researching [a new set of stocks he expects to take over in the years ahead](. He says these stocks will dominate the next six years. In fact, [he's predicted that $1,000 in each could turn into more than $1 million](. And remember, Alex correctly called four of the six best-performing stocks of the last 20 years. He even wrote about Nvidia all the way back in 2020, when it was still just $0.11 split adjusted. Alex sees some of the same characteristics - what he calls [the Five Golden Metrics]( - in these new stocks. [Get his breakdown on all of them right here.]( - Nicole Labra, Senior Managing Editor THE SHORTEST WAY TO A RICH LIFE [Three Words That Will Save Your Life]( [Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist, The Oxford Club]( [Alexander Green]( Talk about a model prisoner... In 1985, Fleet Maull began serving a 14-year sentence for drug trafficking. During his incarceration, he completed a Ph.D. in Psychology, authored a well-received book, became an ordained priest, founded a prison hospice program, and launched the Prison Dharma Network, a non-profit organization that supports prisoner rehabilitation through contemplative spirituality. Today Maull is a personal effectiveness coach, lecturing at leading universities, in corporate boardrooms, in high-risk areas like Rwanda and the Middle East, and in what he calls "the forgotten world" inside our jails and prisons. Maull has plenty of wisdom and experience to share. But he sums up his core message in a single phrase: Radical Responsibility. He believes we create everything that is happening in our lives, good and bad. It is only when we accept complete responsibility that we take the giant step from childhood to adulthood. Self-responsibility is the key to personal effectiveness in every sphere of life. Yet many choose to embrace the psychology of helplessness and victimhood, preferring to explain all their struggles in terms of the actions of others. Like you, I meet many middle-aged men and women who are still grumbling and complaining about earlier unhappy experiences, who are still blaming their problems on other people or "the breaks." They are angry with their parents, fuming at an old boss, still simmering over their ex-spouse. They are trapped in the past and can't get free. SPONSORED [Better Than Dividend Stocks?]( [Automatic Payments]( The best way to earn monthly income is NOT a stock, bond or option... Rather, it's [this little-known alternative investment](. [CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE]( Yet the great enemy of success and happiness is negative emotions. Fear, self-pity, envy, jealousy and anger hold us back, tie us down and suck the joy out of life. Studies show that there are four root causes of these emotions. Once you identify them, you can begin to banish them... - Justification. You can be negative only as long as you convince yourself that you are entitled to be angry. Unhappy individuals will always be found explaining and elaborating on the profound unfairness of their situation.
- Rationalization. Rationalization is self-deception, an attempt to create a plausible explanation for a socially unacceptable act. (As in "If I turn this in a week late, no one will care anyway.")
- Blaming. There is no quality more closely associated with unhappiness than the habit of blaming others for our difficulties.
- Poor self-esteem. Low self-esteem is generally characterized by a hypersensitivity to the opinions of others. No one wants to lose the respect of others, but conscientious people don't need to fret about what other people think. Management consultant Brian Tracy points out that there is a simple antidote to these factors that create negative emotions. You need only say three words: I am responsible. Whether your problem is joblessness, addiction, overspending, obesity, or a damaged personal relationship, you move closer to a solution the moment you say, "I am responsible." It is impossible to say these words and still feel angry. The very act of taking responsibility short-circuits and cancels out negative emotions. As Tracy says, "Every time you blame someone else or make excuses, you give your power away. You feel weakened and diminished... Without the acceptance of complete personal responsibility, no progress is possible. On the other hand, once you accept total responsibility for your life, there are no limits to what you can be, do and have." Yet many would rather train for the Boston Marathon in three feet of snow than say these words. Why? Psychologists say human beings have a natural propensity to accumulate pride and shun regret. Whether we recognize it or not, we tend to take responsibility for the positive developments in our lives and attribute unfavorable developments to others or circumstances. This is not to say there aren't times when our lives are significantly influenced by outside forces. Maybe you are a great worker who lost her job due to a corporate downsizing or the poor economy. Maybe your parents really were poor role models. But victims don't create change. It's only when you choose to focus on what you can do and how you should act that you gain power. Businesses and other organizations today are looking for people who are willing and able to think, who are self-directing and self-managing, who respond to problems proactively rather than merely waiting for someone else's solutions. A study done in New York a few years ago found that people who ranked in the top 3 percent in every field had a special attitude that set them apart from average performers in their industries. It was this: They chose to view themselves as self-employed throughout their careers, no matter who signed their paychecks. These are people who set goals, make plans, establish measures and get results. Radical responsibility changes everything. It means you own your thoughts, impulses, feelings, and actions. You are accountable for the consequences they bring and the impact they have on others. This is not a burden, incidentally. It's a privilege and an honor to take ownership of your actions. It creates freedom and control. It gives meaning to life. Self-reliance is the great source of personal power. We create ourselves, shape our identity, and determine the course of our lives by what we are willing to take responsibility for. Want to change your life and solve your problems, starting today? Say three simple words: I am responsible. In my next column, I'll show you how this mindset can lead to total financial freedom. Good investing, Alex [Leave a Comment]( [OXF Seven]( BUILD AND PROTECT YOUR WEALTH - [Alexander Green Reveals the ONE AI Stock He's Invested $100K Right Now. Click Here to Find Out.](
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