The rich are not the reason the poor are poor.
Yes, there's cronyism, but that's also not why the poor are poor.
Now there are no doubt many lovely people in the world whom we would classify as poor. And there are many rich folks with plenty of moral foibles.
My point is that in general, in my experience and that of many others, the poor have destructive views of money and wealth that will keep them stuck in their present condition forever -- unless they change them, drastically.
We are not supposed to say or notice this.
Screw that.
Among the nine ways T. Harv Eker says the rich think differently from the poor, I commend these to you:
(1) "Rich people admire and seek to learn from other rich and successful people. Poor people resent rich and successful people."
(2) "Rich people believe, 'I create my life.' Poor people believe, 'Life happens to me.'" Or, as I prefer to put it, rich people make things happen; poor people wait for things to happen to them. I personally know someone of limited means whose plan for financial success consists of trying to win the lottery.
(3) "Rich people get started. They trust that once they get in the game, they can make intelligent decisions in the present moment, make corrections, and adjust their sails along the way. Poor people don’t trust in themselves or their abilities, so they believe they have to know everything in advance, which is virtually impossible. Meanwhile, they don’t do squat!"
This is precisely how you should think about getting started building your online business.
Do you secretly fear you never will, that you'll always be too busy, or there will always be some reason not to?
And chances are you don't know where to begin, or don't really believe you can make a go of it.
That's why I'm recommending Bob Bly as a teacher -- he's written 100 books (that's not a joke) on business and marketing, he can explain it all to beginners, and I hired him myself for my most important project.
His program IS going to help you.
Are you prepared to take action to get the life you want? Then do everything Bob tells you, period.
The price doubles when the clock on the page runs out (the price error from this morning has been fixed):
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