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Letter from the Editor Discover The Inside Secret To Wealth!

How do you define wealth? For many people, they look at the total dollar amount that people 'earn' each year, or that they have in their bank accounts. Others determine wealth by the possessions they have acquired. Think about those neighborhoods in your town where people have really nice homes with expensive cars in the driveway.

Are those people wealthy?

Let's take a closer look. Many who live in the nice neighborhoods are not rich. In fact, they have more financial challenges than you might think. Most likely, they just have a bigger paycheck to cover the larger bills they must pay each month. In fact, if they were to lose their jobs, they would be in the exact same position as those who earn much less than they do. For example, consider the professional sports player who ends up after their career without any money. Sure, they may have made millions during the spot light days, but at the end of their career they sadly have absolutely nothing to show for it.

Back to the definition of wealth. Why is one person considered wealthy when someone who earns a lot more each month considered poor? Simply, wealth is defined in terms of time and not money. Wealth is merely how long you can continue to pay your living expenses without the need to work for more income. Many people have 3 to 6 months of their current earnings in savings. In essence, they are wealthy for 3 to 6 months. But, even though they have money set aside for a rainy day, they are not truly wealthy.

You can only achieve true wealth when you have money being generated each and every month that exceeds your monthly expenses--indefinitely. When you can achieve this you have truly reached financial freedom and wealth. Only then could you go on a trip without the need to work and come back 12 months later and still have residual cash flow to cover your monthly expenses.

Many people are seeking financial freedom in their lives, but most do not know what real wealth is. Why? Because they lack the proper education that teaches exactly what they must do to create true wealth in their lives right now-not later, which never comes! Fortunately today, many people are beginning to learn about that one thing that is more important than money. Once they learn the truth, they finally have the chance to apply it to create true wealth.

Many of these people find that it all starts when they decide to learn about how to create an additional income stream of only $500 extra each month. Then, they continue to build on that each year and find that in just under ten years they can obtain true wealth and financial freedom for themselves.

To Your Success,

Stephan Bourget, IMR Editor
Success Team Builders
http://home.bourget-marketing-international.com

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Article 1: Business Without Risk?

Business without risk? That takes the cake!

There is no such reality.

Look at the definition for an entrepreneur
(a business person):

"Someone who is willing to take on the risk
involved in starting an enterprise."

Now look at the definition of a successful
entrepreneur (a successful business person):

"Someone who achieves their goal, after
having taken on the risk involved in starting
an enterprise."

Now look at the key to achievement:

"Persistence toward a specific goal."

Let's look at the three of them together:

"A successful business person first takes the
risk to start a new business, then uses 
persistent actions to achieve a specific goal."

What risk?

"Your money, your time, and your reputation."

Losing your money can make you lose more things.
Losing your time can make you bitter.
Losing your reputation can embarass you.

Therefore:

"A successful business person first takes on
the risk of losing money, time, and reputation,
which can lead to the loss of many other things,
provoke bitterness within them, and cause
embarassment and humilation; then, after risking
all these things, uses persistent actions to
achieve a specific goal."

What persistent actions?

"Constant advertising of your business and inquiry
response fulfillment."

Therefore:

"A successful business person first takes on
the risk of losing money, time, and reputation,
which can lead to the loss of many other things,
provoke bitterness within them, and cause
embarassment and humiliation; then, after risking
all these things, uses constant advertising of
their business and continuous inquiry response
fulfillment to achieve a specific goal."

What specific goal?

What you REALLY want financially.

"A successful business person first takes on
the risk of losing money, time, and reputation,
which can lead to the loss of many other things,
provoke bitterness within them, and cause
embarrassment and humiliation; then, after risking
all these things, uses constant advertising of
their business and continuous inquiry response
fulfillment to achieve what they REALLY want
financially."

Are you conducting yourself as a successful
business person?

Gregory Locke

Article 2: Make of it What You Will