The One Minute Millionaire: The Enlightened Way to Wealth | Mark Victor Hansen, Robert G. Allen |...

The One Minute Millionaire: The Enlightened Way to Wealth | Mark Victor Hansen, Robert G. Allen | Life Changing, Self-affirming and Inspirational

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	The One Minute Millionaire: The Enlightened Way to Wealth Mark Victor Hansen, Robert G. Allen Harmony, 2002 - 388 pages average customer review:based on 188 reviews view larger image
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The enlightened way to wealth shifts your perspective. Benefiting the world by giving of your gifts, abilities and money is the true test of walking the path. This philosophy has expanded my vision of the future and created more opportunities for others!

Life Changing, Self-affirming and Inspirational

I have read so many books with the word "millionaire" in the title that I am dizzy. This book, however is one I own both in hardback and on audio. I have finally connected the dots to achieving wealth and making it count with this book. Mark Victor Hansen and Bob Allen have given the world a gift with this instructional and emotional guide to accomplishing your dreams and goals while contributing to the overall good of the planet and humanity...with the belief that "givers get" there is no stopping me now! I have a plan in place that will allow me to achieve wealth while contributing to the lives of others. Thank you for this wonderful and timely book!

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Good Pep Talk, But some Difficulties in Executing the Plan

This book is a great pep talk, gets you fired up, and makes you believe becoming a millionaire is darned easy and nearly inevitible. I read it, and I did find something of value in it, but I have to say I did not become a millionaire in a month, as the protagonist of the story did.

The most useful advice is to seek out mentors and cultivate a network of supporters.

The advice on cultivating multiple streams of income is probably sound, however, an entrepreneur can only devote his or her attention to so many projects. Most, unlike the protagonist in the story portion of the book, do not have an entire team willing to work for free to take care of the details of producing the multiple income streams-- so take care that your "multiple streams" don't turn into too many projects that divide your focus.

Fortunately for the character in the book, each money-making idea was a hit. It would be just as likely that going into real estate, the toy business, internet marketing and seminar sales all at once would result in exhaustion and a serious drain of mental and financial resources and at least one of the businesses would have to be abandoned.

It is worth a read, however, for motivation. Millionaire status is not guaranteed.

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