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Laws To Becoming Rich Wealthy

Sunday, March 30th, 2008

Have you ever wanted to be rich? I mean, we see rich people all the time in their $100,000 cars wearing their $50,000 watches. Then, we see poor people looking for change to buy food for lunch. Given the choice, EVERYONE WANTS TO BE RICH. Why? Because in today’s society money is power, and the more money you have, the more power you control.

Who walks away from a murder rap whether the did it or not – Robert Blake or Scott Peterson? You’d better believe it wasn’t the guy that went to work every day. Guilt and innocence has nothing to do with it. It all has to do with money (power).

When someone rich is looking to lose it all, they commit suicide. Why? Because they’d rather be dead having their family reap in the multi-million dollar life insurance policies tax free, than go on without power. Call it a sacrifice for the team.

How does Kobe Bryant “allegedly” rape someone and walk away? Pay others to harass the victim and then turn the tables calling the victim a lunatic. Money = Power. And in today’s society jury’s strongly believe that the powerful would never risk it all over something a trivial as rape, murder, or theft. In order for you to see the power that money brings, we have to make you rich.

Actually, rich isn’t good enough; we’re going to make you wealthy which is even better than being rich.

What’s the difference? Well, rich is a level that makes your life comfortable. However, the wealthy put food on their great-grandchildren’s plates as well. The man down the street driving the E-class may be rich, but Paris Hilton’s grandfather was wealthy. In fact His wealth is going to feed her grandchildren as well. That’s wealthy.

Keep in mind that money is not, nor will it ever be the key to happiness. We’re only here to show you how to get their and how to keep it while you figure out what the key to happiness really is. In short, the things you have to do to become rich are:

  1. Don’t get a job.
  2. Work real hard in the beginning.
  3. Build on multiple streams of income.
  4. Stop doing the unnecessary things that take you away from your goals.
  5. Make money work for you.
  6. Give as much as you can – not in money, but in positive wishes, words, and thoughts for others.