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Creating Infinite Wealth, or making your first million: is it all about Strategy or all about Mindset?

Our new friend is a multi-multi-millionaire now, but a few years ago he was homeless for the third time after a third failed business. Harv said something that many millionaires already know and that most poor people do not yet realise:

“If you want to change the FRUITS, you have to change the ROOTS.”

For almost 20 years Jeremy concentrated on financial planning, teaching strategy to thousands of people. If you want to learn the best techniques for share trading, stock picking, investing, or flipping property, creating wealth or reducing tax, just ask!

But the more he tried to learn from millionaires and billionaires so that he could teach the strategy and techniques to the general public; he discovered that there was even more to learn… There were many secrets to creating wealth & also one big secret to keeping it!

In order to get the techniques of wealth creation to more and more people, Jeremy wrote newsletters, blogs, books, articles for newspapers and magazines and held seminars all over the country.

As well as domestically, we sold books and newsletters in the USA and Asia; thousands were learning the secret strategies of millionaires… so why were they not rich?

“If you want to change the fruits, you have to change the roots.”

After several failed attempts at business, Harv realised it was not the fault of the government, the clients, his advisers or his strategies. The failures emerged from deep inside of himself.

If there is a deep-seated subconscious aversion to being wealthy, all the strategy in the world will not matter. Perhaps that is why around 95% of lottery winners blow the money: deep down, they may not feel worthy.

Perhaps this is also why millionaires who have been bankrupt (Donald Trump, Larry King, Robert Kiyosaki, Kim Basinger, Tia Carrera, Walt Disney, Willie Nelson, Don Johnson) always seem to bounce back: perhaps they DO feel worthy.

The 24Hour Wealth Coach team can now assist you with your MINDSET as well as your STRATEGY.

Change your roots & change your fruits.

Motivation, mindset, NLP, EFT, meditation and hypnotherapy are now offered to you alongside the traditional techniques of wealth creation.

Meetings can be done in our main street offices, over the phone or on Skype. Initial consultations are still free, so call today to make a convenient time.

Office: (toll-free Aus) 1300 762 624
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Aussie business quite optimistic for 2009

Article from: The Australian  The Australian

AUSTRALIAN entrepreneurs are among the most optimistic in the world, surpassing the US, Japan and Britain for a positive outlook on the year ahead.

The 2009 Grant Thornton International Business Report found that despite the global financial crisis, almost half (46 per cent) of privately held businesses in Australia were bullish on the domestic economy.

This places the nation as the 10th most optimistic economy in the report, well ahead of the US (22nd), Britain (27th) and Japan, the most pessimistic nation in the 36-country study.

India has the most optimistic business owners, with the emerging economy scoring an optimism rating of 83 per cent, compared to the global average of -16 per cent.

In Australia, 80 per cent of entrepreneurs believe their turnover will increase this year, or at the very least stay the same, with two-thirds expecting to achieve similar or higher profits to 2008.

In light of this positive outlook, 39 per cent planned to increase investment in plants and machinery this year.

Grant Thornton Australia national head of privately held business Tony Markwell said entrepreneurs had an advantage over listed companies in times of commercial stress: "They can move quickly and decisively to exploit changing economic conditions because they're smaller and have fewer stakeholders. Defensive action in the short term may be necessary, but we're telling our clients to hold their nerve and get a strategic plan in place for what could be a very productive new marketplace."

But Australia's optimism rating of 11 per cent is less than a sixth of that at the same time last year. Optimism around the world has slumped by 56 per cent in the past 12 months.

"Last year two-thirds of businesses across Australia told us they were positive about the 12 months ahead of them, now that figure has fallen to just under half nationally, and to a third in NSW and Queensland," Mr Markwell said. "With such an unprecedented pressure on the marketplace, it's inevitable that firms will be feeling the strain, but the right attitude is critical in weathering the storm.

FULL ARTICLE:

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/business/story/0,28124,24909674-5001942,00.html