| Gain Financial Freedom, Learn How to Become Infinitely Wealthy Join Dr. Van K. Tharp and his Guest Speakers at our You and Your Money Workshop Dear Colleague:  In mid-1997, I decided to start modeling the wealth process. What did it take to really become wealthy? What was true wealth? Ironically, I would ask traders if they were wealthy and just about everyone said "no they were not wealthy"— regardless of how much money they had. And when I asked them what it would take to become wealthy, can you guess what the answer was? It was always having about 10 times more money than they already had— no matter how much they had at the time. If they were worth $10,000, then $100,000 would make them feel wealthy. But if someone were worth a million, then they’d need $10 million to feel wealthy. Ironically, if you put ten times your current wealth to work at a reasonable rate of interest, you’d be earning your current net worth every year. Don’t you think that would make you feel wealthy? Well that really got me thinking about the concept of wealth. Perhaps wealth has nothing to do with how much you have. Perhaps it really has to do with freedom and the ability not to work. After all, if you had a $10 million dollar house and you needed to make $2 million before taxes to make the mortgage payments on it, you probably would have a real problem. About that same time, I was introduced to Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow 101 game. I was stunned! Although I had already modeled multimillionaires, suddenly I was learning many new things that I had never even thought of, or heard about before. What I learned changed my life. Following the plan I developed from those ideas, I became "infinitely" wealthy and I did it while keeping my current standard of living. And you can do it too. The strategy is so easy to follow that I decided I must teach it at a course, and I’d bring in people who have really applied these ideas to help me teach it. For example, some of the techniques I learned just from applying some of the material taught by our guest speakers has helped me save over $100,000 in taxes. And you can do it too. If you stopped working today and kept your current standard of living, how many months could you survive? Three Months? Five Months? 18 Months? 10 Years? Or, could you last the rest of your life? Very few people say they could stop working for the rest of their life…but those who can are infinitely rich. They can maintain their current standard of living without doing another days work. What would that mean to you to be infinitely rich? Do you sometimes feel like you are on a treadmill going nowhere? Now think what it would be like to never have to work again. Anyone can do it - no matter what your income is or how old you are. In fact, we know of minimum wage workers who’ve become infinitely rich, while never earning an income above minimum wage. All it takes to achieve this status is to make a new choice about how you’ll lead your life and to have the discipline to carry out this choice. This is your personal invitation to join a group of elite people who want to build infinite wealth. The infinite wealth strategy is actually contained on this page. You’ll want to read every word because it will change your life. Dr. Tharp Brings in High Quality Guest Speakers for Each Infinite Wealth Workshop Our guest speakers bring in the highest quality, cutting-edge information available.
Here’s the essence of the Infinitely Rich strategy Let’s adopt the definition of "rich" from R. Buckminster Fuller, the great thinker and inventor of the twentieth century. "Bucky" said that if you stopped working today, you could determine how wealthy you were by how many months you could survive without changing your lifestyle and without working again. For example, if you had monthly expenses of $3,000 per month and you had $10,500 in assets, you could last three and a half months. As a result, you would be 3.5 months rich. It’s that simple. The key to being infinitely rich— not having to work ever again— is to have assets and passive income (income you get without working) that are equal to or greater than your expenses. In the example given above, if you had assets that gave you $3,000 per month in passive income, you could last forever. You would, therefore, be infinitely rich. There are four basic ways to achieve infinite wealth by this definition:
These techniques and procedures are very simple. Anyone can become infinitely wealthy in about five years—no matter what your age or your income—just by following these simple steps. But few people do. They are in the "rat race," always struggling to pay this month’s bills. And, that’s why is so important for you to get the right plan and rid yourself of personal blocks to following them right now. Here’s what participants have said about our Infinite Wealth Course: "As always, mind blowing and many paradigm shifts experienced!" Rob Smith Are you in the RAT RACE or on the FAST TRACK? "Okay," you say, "why doesn’t everyone use these simple techniques?" The answer is simple—they can’t. Most people have psychological blocks keeping them from success. Unless you are already wealthy, you probably have some of these blocks as well. In fact, the "average" person won’t even respond to this letter because their blocks to wealth prevent them from picking up the phone. Learning about "financial intelligence" is about breaking free of the patterns of thinking like the poor. That’s why this course is so important, because we’ll not only teach you how to become infinitely wealthy, we’ll also help you develop a personal plan to push through whatever roadblocks you have standing in your way. Psychologists have documented hundreds of "natural biases" people have that cause financial failures. These natural inclinations to fail will continue to support the social security statistics showing that the average person at retirement will only be worth $2,300. That’s the fate of most Americans unless they take steps to overcome those biases now. |
Monday, September 27, 2010
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