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No selling, no cost, no risk – it doesn’t get better than this!
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Here’s a true story and how you can do the same – with all the assistance, guidance, and templates you need – FREE.
No selling, no cost, no risk – it doesn’t get better than this!
Watch the video and download it all here.
Money also buys health – the best medical care, diets, exercise, avoidance of financial stress, security, enough rest, peace of mind, holidays, leisure, and so on.
So it’s chicken and egg to most people who don’t understand how to create real wealth – they say,
“If I work very hard, lick my boss’s boots, neglect my family, and sell my soul, I’ll have enough money to buy time.”
Not true, as you will find. You’ll lose your health, family, and half your life by the time you learn that the system most people rely on doesn’t work.
I have a far better solution for you.
Now that we agree that money can buy time, in order to make the money, we need to free up some time so that we can put in some very strategic work for about six months to a year, at which time we will be free.
And this isn’t some MLM scam. It took Patrick Giesbrecht 7 months and it took Dick Low five months.
The parasites and resentful relatives will hate you for it, but you don’t need them. Remove excessive TV, attending events with losers, telephone chats that have no purpose, surfing the Net with no goal, movies, watching sport, and anything else that doesn’t create real results.
If you do all of the above, you will find you have a lot more time available in which to create more monthly, residual / passive income than you need to live on, if you follow my money-making, Joint Venture instructions.
You will be able to retire in less than a year with all the time and money you want.
Anyone can do this, regardless of your age, background, education, or circumstances.
You can do all the following simultaneously, and you can start part-time. While you’re following these steps, read “Atlas Shrugged” by Ayn Rand.
Set your specific your goals that are:
Exactly how much do you need per month in residual income before tax in order to pay your bills and live a comfortable life?
By what date, exactly, have you decided to reach this goal? Commit to this goal. Whatever it takes. No turning back.
Once you have more residual income than you need, you can continue to work just an hour or two a day to make more money and increase your quality of life.
But now you will be living on your own terms, doing what you want, when you want. Freedom is worth the price. The sun, sand, snow, and fun is waiting for you! I’ve done it – join me.
“Your Sense of Scarcity is Showing, Sir!”
It’s been called a “Shrinking Pie” mentality – the doubt and desperation that accompany a feeling of deficiency and shortage.
People with this fearful, often spiteful, suspicious demeanor have a very different approach from those who embrace abundance, expect success, innovate, and generously share.
But those with this debilitating disposition are not simply harmless pessimists – they’re actually dangerous, subtle saboteurs. Why?
– a portion of rot. Sowing tiny seeds of doubt through a simple facial expression, a few well-chosen words, a hesitant response, a reluctance to proceed, the tendency toward compromise, and greed are all hallmarks of the sharks of scarcity.
These people are bad news for enterprising entrepreneurs. They usually hide secret agendas and fall-back plans, keep back doors open, and easily team up with your enemy behind your back, “just in case”.
Worst of all, they love claiming the unearned and specialize in riding on one’s coat tails.
In her wonderful and enlightening book, “Atlas Shrugged”, Ayn Rand’s parasite characters are Wesley Mouch, Lillian Reardon, James Taggart, and Reardon’s mother and brother.
There is only one way to protect your baby child from a staving wolf – SHOOT the wolf. And if you can’t shoot the wolf, grab your baby and get out of there.
Do NOT:
“OK, Mr. Wolf, how about you just bite one of my baby son’s hands off, and then I take him home – does that work for you?”
Sounds like government taxation to me – much like the Mafia.
The politically correct will set up meetings with terrorists, and a parasite is, in fact, a type of terrorist. Invite him in to your home (or country), and he will bring his terrorist friends.
Don’t be polite to pirates – blow them out of the water.
The good news is that if you are a producer and creator of value, you don’t need the parasites – they need you. Hence taxes.
You can move on to greener fields and create your own virtual Galt’s Gulch. If you’re Atlas, carrying the world of parasites, you can shrug. And you should.
Break free from the putrefying, poisonous parasites, and prosper.
I just noticed that a fellow with a massive database is following me on Twitter. He knows who I am. I could show him a system that is:
- that he could introduce easily to his database.
Conservatively, it would earn him $5,000 per month in passive income within three months. (No, it’s not Network Marketing.) Yet I can virtually guarantee that he won’t even consider it. Why? His giant ego.
Seminar leaders, “gurus” and “trainers”, much like many of the owners of small and medium-sized business, allow their egos to steal massive potential profits from right under their noses.
We’re not in business to feel important or to impress people; we’re in business to make the most possible after-tax profit, with the least cost, time, risk, and effort.
The fact is that most “gurus” and “entrepreneurs” are not really entrepreneurs – they’re really just slick salesmen and pitchmen.
Anthony “Sully” Sullivan, the well-known “Pitchman”, says, “Life’s a pitch, and then you die.”
Smart entrepreneurs understand that Joint Ventures and strategic alliances are the most sophisticated tools in business –
Look at the people who make the really big money, and you’ll find that they seldom sell their time, they actually prefer not to be on a stage unless they have no other option, and they evaluate business opportunities objectively and rationally.
When we get our egos under control, we suddenly see new options opening up. But for that, we need to understand the back-end, leverage, and positioning. Calvin Coolidge said,
“Civilization and profit go hand in hand.”
Most wanna-be business owners are simply broke, desperate, self-employed salespeople, whose arrogance is exceeded only by their ignorance, yet these are the very people who allow their egos to dictate their business choices.
A big fish is a small, rancid pond is only impressive to those even more pathetic and needy than he is.
The most successful businessman with whom I was ever privileged to work, partnered with me in my business and taught me a very important lesson. He said,
“Robin, it’s all about the bottom line. If you maintain your integrity and sublimate your personal feelings and pride, your profits will soar. There is always going to be someone richer and smarter than you are – don’t try to be a legend in your own lunchtime, don’t believe your own PR and BS, and focus on the bottom line.”
He was a very wealthy man, one of the most humble, soft-spoken people around, and very strong and disciplined.
If you want to feel important, act in a pantomime, join a service or fraternal club and rise in the ranks to get a title, or teach kids.
If you want to get rich, focus on the bottom line.
Here’s a simple formula to predict someone’s future choices and actions.
This virtual crystal ball has helped me significantly over the years to save time and money and allocate my resources more accurately.
Sit down and do a spot of goal-setting with them, including the creation of an Action Plan.
There are really only two responses to this activity.
Winners who intend to produce will set goals with an Action Plan to Support them that are:
Those who do not intend to produce will set vague, mediocre goals that focus on activity rather than results, and are hard to measure and check.
For example, the winner writes:
“I will make four paid, $2,000 sales by November 1st.”
The loser writes:
“Contact fifteen new prospects, advertise in the newspaper, ask for referrals from existing customers, read ‘Think and Grow Rich’ again.”
You get my drift.
How do I know he/she called fifteen new prospects or read the book, and how does reading the book put money in the bank? Did he/she really ask for referrals? It’s easy to advertise in the newspaper, but that doesn’t create sales.
Also, listen to their words:
“I will, I commit, definitely, exactly, certainly, I know.”
And they will put themselves on the line, invest, and face the consequences.
“I guess, I hope, I’ll try, IF, it depends on, maybe, I can’t control the future”, etc.
They will deflect blame.
When November 1st rolls around, the Winner will either celebrate their success, or they will have to explain why they didn’t attain their four sales, because it will be plain to see whether they succeeded or not.
The loser has protected them self by insulating them self from criticism; they will claim that they achieved their goals by reading the book, contacting people, asking for referrals, and advertising, yet they made no sales!
So he/she feels very successful with no sales, while the Winner, who in fact made three sales, determines to do much better next time by applying more self-discipline, something which the loser knows nothing about.
Losers (parasites and moochers) are motivated by:
Winners (producers and creators) are motivated by:
The way they set goals is the first way to predict their futures. The second way is to listen to what they say after their results are revealed.
Losers will:
Winners will:
Before you commit time and resources to working with someone, apply this simple formula – it could save you a lot of time and money!
This article is important to those who want to achieve great things.
Any successful athlete will tell you how important momentum is in ther training. Consistency, focus, momentum – you can’t serve two masters,
“because you will love the one and despise the other”.
Compromise and distraction, laziness and pride all decrease momentum. An aircraft requires 95% of it’s power to ascend, but only 65% while cruising.
Many so-called “entrepreneurs” spend their time swinging between feast and famine, chicken and feathers. They spend their money in the good times and suffer in the bad times, forgetting that business is cyclical.
Joan Welsh said,
“If you’re coasting, you’re either losing momentum or else you’re headed downhill.”
In order to build real wealth and get to a place where you can cruise, you have to build momentum in the right areas.
Anthony Robbins said,
“The most important thing you can do to achieve your goals is to make sure that as soon as you set them, you immediately begin to create momentum. The most important rules that I ever adopted to help me in achieving my goals were those I learned from a very successful man who taught me to first write down the goal, and then to never leave the site of setting a goal without first taking some form of positive action toward its attainment.”
And you have to keep on taking that positive action. Business is a relationship with money, just like your relationship with your spouse – remember that.
At any given point in your day, on a regular basis, ask yourself,
“Is what I am doing now taking me towards my goal or away from it? What is the return on investment from this choice?”
It’s sad to see many people join DollarMakers and take off in a flurry of promises and activity, and then to see them quit at the first sign of difficulty. Others get overconfident and sit back, riding on the backs of others, and before they know it, they’re cut loose.
The smart ones build a bullet-proof mindset and are consistent, disciplined, focused, and reliable. They build relationship and momentum, and they get rich.
Michael Korda said,
“One way to keep momentum going is to have constantly greater goals.”
By building relationships with strong entrepreneurs whose goals are aligned with yours and with whom you have “overlap”, you will find yourself staying on track.
Once you lose momentum, it’s hard to build it again, especially since one often loses credibility in the process, and that diminishes trust and closes previously open doors.
Sporadic, emotional bursts of ego-driven activity seldom achieve long-term results. You can’t chase two rabbits or ride two bicycles.
Manage your time carefully – it’s your most valuable resource.
Set your goals and action plans carefully, remain flexible, continue to add income streams and dollarmakers, and remember who your friends are.
Consistency and momentum are not options – they are essential components of success.
Winners hang in there through the tough times, make the hard choices, apply self-discipline, and get rich.
Wikipedia tells us,
“A blind spot, also known as a scotoma, is an obscuration of the visual field. A particular blind spot known as the blindspot, or physiological blind spot, or punctum caecum in medical literature is the place in the visual field that corresponds to the lack of light-detecting photoreceptor cells on the optic disc of the retina where the optic nerve passes through it. Since there are no cells to detect light on the optic disc, a part of the field of vision is not perceived. The brain fills in with surrounding detail and with information from the other eye, so the blind spot is not normally perceived.”
Try this interesting, fun exercise.
Psychological scotoma, like ophthalmological scotoma, is an inability to see or notice, or correctly interpret situations that are often obvious to objective observers.
All of the following can contribute to the establishment and maintenance of a psychological scotoma:
A popular example is men and women who don’t notice that their spouses are having affairs and flirting, while everyone else does.
Another is the behavior and choices of cult members, ranging widely from religious to political to financial; one can see a highly intelligent, politically savvy, wealthy, connected TV host performing brilliantly and winning tough arguments, while at the same time wearing “Holy Undergarments”.
But the purpose of this little article is to ask you,
“Is your scotoma preventing you from succeeding financially?”
Is this why you hook up with losers, waste money on scams, refuse to stop financially draining activities or withdraw from dead-end MLM schemes?
I have seen many women with massive financial potential get involved with men who are basically parasites and who not only leech all their money away, but prevent these smart women from reaching their full potential.
Has your conditioning and “education” created a blind spot that prevents you from making heaps of money?
In our society, many of us have been exposed to conditioning without even being aware of it. Banks, employers, politicians, educational institutions, mystics, and others have a vested interest in our financial ignorance and enslavement.
It starts when we’re young children. Having said all that, it’s time to give ourselves a “check-up from the neck up” as Zig Ziglar used to say, and take a good, hard look in the mirror.
Here are a few questions to ask yourself that might establish the fact that you have, indeed, succumbed to a psychological financial scotoma:
Our perceptions of life and our options and the way things works are simply a chosen interpretation.
We tend to believe the stories we tell ourselves about the meaning of our circumstances. To get outside the proverbial box, we need to talk with people who are already outside the box.
When I was poor and I wanted to get rich, I found people who had created wealth and learned from them. I continue to find people smarter and richer and more successful than I am, and I learn from them, often through the books they write.
There is a lot of valuable information for you on our Websites and Blog, including thousands of articles, Podcasts, videos, and audio clips, but the best way to break free is via the training we present.
Paul Graham and his partners invest in startup businesses. He says,
“We learned quickly that the most important predictor of success is determination. At first we thought it might be intelligence. Everyone likes to believe that’s what makes startups succeed. It makes a better story that a company ‘won’ because its founders were so smart.
The PR people and reporters who spread such stories probably believe the stories themselves. But while it certainly helps to be smart, it’s not the deciding factor. There are plenty of people as smart as Bill Gates who achieve nothing.”
They say that when Venture Capitalists evaluate a new business to invest in, they evaluate the PERSON more than the opportunity or business.
They look for determination, because they know that is the key to success. When you get truly determined, you become unstoppable.
You will burn through any obstacle and attract a host of willing followers. Most people are looking for a strong leader. Someone once said,
“Real leaders are ordinary people with extraordinary determination.”
Let’s look at this word, “Determination”. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines “determination” as “the act of deciding definitely and firmly.”
It includes the word, “termination”, which, to me, implies the termination, or end of alternatives or options.
The word “Decide” has the Latin root “-cide” in it, meaning “to kill” – to kill off any recourse or modifications.
Set in stone – no turning back – no more dithering – no questions asked – burn the bridges, all-or-nothing, this is it, baby.
Ayn Rand accomplished amazing triumphs in her life. Her motto was,
“The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.”
Sounds a bit like Mohammad Ali, doesn’t it? George Allen said,
“People of mediocre ability sometimes achieve outstanding success because they don’t know when to quit. Most men succeed because they are determined to.”
In my 23 years of business, I have never seen a truly determined person fail. I have seen many highly educated people with massive support and financial backing fail, however, due to lack of determination.
Quitters NEVER win. My daughter, Sacha, is the most determined person I know.
Finally, let me share with you what I learned from Paul J. Meyer, Founder, Success Motivation® International, Inc., when I got into business 23 years ago. This “Personal Success Plan” he created is burned into my brain. Note step number five.
“1. Crystallize Your Thinking
Determine what specific goal you want to achieve. Then dedicate yourself to its attainment with unswerving singleness of purpose, the trenchant zeal of a crusader.
2. Develop a Plan for Achieving Your Goal and a Deadline for its Attainment
Plan your progress carefully; hour-by hour, day-by-day, month-by-month. Organized activity and maintained enthusiasm are the wellsprings of your power.
3. Develop a Sincere Desire for the Things You Want in Life.A burning desire is the greatest motivator of every human action. The desire for success implants “success consciousness” which, in turn, creates a vigorous and ever-increasing “habit of success.”
4. Develop Supreme Confidence in Yourself and Your Own Abilities
Enter every activity without giving mental recognition to the possibility of defeat. Concentrate on your strengths, instead of your weaknesses…on your powers, instead of your problems.
5. Develop a Dogged Determination to Follow Through on Your Plan, Regardless of Obstacles, Criticism or Circumstances or What Other People Say, Think, or Do.
Construct your Determination with Sustained Effort, Controlled Attention, and Concentrated Energy. OPPORTUNITIES never come to those who wait…they are captured by those who dare to ATTACK.”
With this level of determination, you cannot fail.
“24/7/365, outside my comfort zone, whatever it takes, I am bulletproof”
– those are the words of a determined winner, who never doubts the fact that she or he will conquer. And here’s the best part: determination can’t be
– it is simply CHOSEN – second-by-second, minute-by-minute, hour-by-hour, day-by-day, until it becomes a habit and a natural way of living.
You win by being determined, and determined people are focused, consistent, congruent, and unstoppable.