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Can a short 18-minute conversation I overheard from a millionaire make you a fortune? It did for me. And it can do the same for you.

Go back to 1996 and eavesdrop on the tense 18-minute argument I unwittingly heard. An altercation between two friends. One living a dream. The other faking it. Listen in on the powerful conversation that changed the trajectory of my life and ultimately made me a millionaire - many times over.

Delivered in a raw narrative form, step into my shoes as a depressed limousine driver and five-time failed entrepreneur. Witness the argument as I did, an argument that exposed wealth's guiding first principles. A poignant story of sacrifice, immutable regret, and life-changing insight...a transcendent tale relevant in any year, any economy, or any country.

Discover the right questions and you'll discover the right answers - answers that will set you free.

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Thanks for the share.

This is a short read. The second half of the book contains questions and ideas based on what you read in the first half.

The core idea is: “If you want to get rich, you need to get divorced from time.”

This is the absolute key to building and maintaining wealth. It is the idea of leverage.

Leverage means that you do not want to put yourself into a position of trading your time (dollars per hour or salary) for an income. Instead, you want to build a business that expands your ability to increase your leverage.

You can do this in a number of different ways. What I do is make digital-based products that I can sell repeatedly.

This allows me to divorce myself from the dollars-per-hour world.

While I have been an entrepreneur most of my adult life, it wasn't until later in my career that I vastly expanded upon my "divorce".

In the early days, the leverage I had was by hiring people. I paid them well and also made a profit off of them... This is also a good way to divorce yourself from time...

But this form of work cost me a lot in that I was always responsible for keeping all of these people moving. If they were standing still, I still had to pay them and was making nothing off of them...

This is a form of pressure that while OK at the time, later I moved away from this model.

I am no genius. If I can do what I do, so can you.

Read this short book. Build a plan. Go to work on it.

Will you make mistakes along the way? Yes. Every successful entrepreneur has made a long list of them. The real secret is to learn from them, pick yourself up, and continue to move forward.

It's all in your hands. You can do it.

Cheers,

G.S.

Thank you StillStanding and max reps. Will read AFTER I FINALLY finish my Gary Halbert 30 Day Copywriting Challenge.

StillStanding

GordonShumway

Ghost Fox