What would buying these do for you?
I#ve been reading 'I can make you rich by Paul McKenna'. And although the title sounds like it's a 'get rich quick' scheme type book (and that's what I bought it for lol) it's actually just talking about the richness of life, of of which is being financially stable, though no range rover or wine would be the limit of my dreams if money wasn't an problem.
- I'd comit time to give back something - whether it be through websites, or physically, I think I'd get great joy out of 'doing something' with the money that wasn't materialistic
- I'd build a fair few web teams all building websites, they'd all be free to use, and with the cash I would have sponsors or ads I'm sure. They'd be setup to primarily server a perpose - but they'd be doing a job that would normally be charged for. I would make sure I wouldn't be damaging any legitimate business doing this though, which would be the skill and take time to find the right 'websites' to build.
- I'd then do some fancy stuff - what the hell? - perhaps buy an island and get my family on it peridocially - or perminent.
- I'd invest a lot in idea's I come up with. That would cost a lot if I did them all. I'm sure I'd grow old doing that lol
- I'd make a lottery that gave 100% back to the winners - and I'd split up the bigger wins to lots of smaller wins - perhaps £100,000 cap. Giving people a chance to win a lot, a lot of times, rendering the lottery useless to those wanting to get "rich" relying on it.
- I'd invest a lot into getting something done about the amount of people not working in this country that can. I'd not just give them a job though, i'd much rather spend time finding them a reason to work.
My list goes on, if you get the book, do the tasks, it'll open your mind a lot.
Paul McKenna is a hypnosis and NLP wizz. Something I'm reading a fair bit about just lately. The NLP / sales related stuff more so than the hypnosis and subconscious communication and the other weird stuff lol. Though it's interesting to learn about programming your mind to point to a goal - something I've done naturally since a kid - but never knew it was worth what I know it's worth today.
Rich though, in the book, falls into categories, so you can be a billionaire, but you wont have friends, family, a stable belief system, anything to thrive for, etc.
A billionaire however, could loose their money (and they do) in a few days, and get it back again just as quickly. A person who's rich in every other way than cash - will often be the type of peson who doesn't rely on cash - but could make it if they tuned in that way a little. Or so the theory goes.
