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Robert Kiyosaki – 10 Tips on How to Become Wealthy

December 30th, 2009 No comments

robert kIt is a known fact, rich and successful people think differently than the average person.  There is a reason why they have accumulated wealth and have numerous successes they can lay claim to.  You have probably hear the phrase “money attracts money”.  It is not the money that attracts, it is the mindset of wealth that attracts money.

Robert Kiyosaki is a man that speaks his mind, especially when it comes to growing wealth.  You may like him, you may not, he really doesn’t care.  He does care about preaching the good news about how to acquire wealth.  Most successful and wealthy people have gone past the accumulation of wealth stage, they have it.  They have moved into the mindset of helping others do what they, themselves, have already done, for the betterment of all.

Robert is a self made man.  He didn’t graduate from an expensive college with a degree in finance.  He says he gained his knowledge of finance on the streets.  He is very open that he always wanted to be rich.  It was his life’s goal.  Did he want it because of the things he could buy, or because of the life he could lead?

He was lucky early in his life to have a wealthy and successful mentor that cared to pass his knowledge on to Robert.  That was his “rich dad”.  He says that his “rich dad” was only the beginning of his quest to find teachers and mentors that he could learn from.

My objective in presenting this 5 minute video is not to preach any investment strategy.  It is to put the spotlight on Robert’s attitude regarding wealth and success.  It is our attitudes and belief’s about success and money that dictate our income level.  Robert says you have to make a decision about which side of the fence you wish to reside, rich or poor, before you can become rich.  Have you made that decision?

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Here’s some links to Robert’s books.

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Donald Trump – The Millionaire Inside – Part 2

December 29th, 2009 No comments

75px-DonaldTrumpFeb09Each of us have different “sets of skills”.  If we excel in our relationships, we have grown an above average set of skills in that area.  Sometimes, we have great relationships, but in the area of business we stink, or vice versus.  How can we learn the skills we need to succeed in business or relationships?

Here are a few tips:

1.  If we want to excel at something we first need to clarify what we desire.  Choose something we are passionate about.   Follow that clarity by setting effective goals.

2.  Learn everything about the subject in which you desire your success.  Study successful people.  Find out what they did to reach the success you desire.  Locate a mentor or coach who has had success in that arena.  Someone who is willing to work with you and give you honest feedback.

3.  Be persistent.  Most people give up right before they have success.  Don’t be one of those people.

I have a 9 minute video, part 2 of the Millionaire Inside.  Donald Trump talks about the skill set needed to succeed in business.  He gives 6 valuable tips he believes are important to success in the competitive field of business.  If you enjoy it, feel free to pass it on.

Bonus!  Here is a site to learn more about success.

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Donald Trump – 10 Tips on How to Be A Success

December 22nd, 2009 1 comment

300px-TrumpDonald Trump is an amazing man.  In one of his first books he coined the phrase, “Think Big”.  His philosophy is, “if you’re going to be thinking any way, you might as well think big.”  The Donald knows how successful people think.  He was raised by a goal setting, business minded, passionate father who taught him  how to be successful.  What a great family tradition.  Shouldn’t we teach our children what it takes to win the game of life?

This 9 minute video has The Donald giving you 10 tips on how to become successful.  This is something that deserves to be played numerous times.  Feel free to pass it on.