Have you read ‘Think and Grow Rich’? If you’re an entrepreneur, you need to study this classic.

My plan was to introduce you to ‘Think and Grow Rich’ by telling you a story about how Andrew Carnegie (1835—1919), the second-richest man in history, inspired Napoleon Hill to invest over twenty years of his life uncovering the paradigms that guided titans like Henry Ford, Alexander Graham Bell, John D. Rockefeller and hundreds of others. Then, I had a better idea. Bob Proctor gives ‘Think and Grow Rich’ the best recommendation I’ve ever seen.

Action steps:

1. >> watch Bob Proctor’s video
2. >> read Think and Grow Rich Ebook at Internet Archive

>> view/download Think and Grow Rich PDF, it’s free
>> order Think and Grow Rich

Bob Proctor is a widely respected, network marketing, living legend, you’ve likely seen him on ‘The Secret’ video. Bob has authored many books, my personal favorite is ‘You Were Born Rich.’

The Compound Effect is a new book + CD/eBook + MP3 from Darren Hardy, publisher and editorial director of SUCCESS.

Grab your copy of the SUCCESS from Home article that previewed the book:

>> click here to view/download the SUCCESS from Home article

>> The Compound Effect details

Glimpses of the philosophy and wisdom that guides Will Smith in a video titled ‘Will’s Wisdom’

Are you a network marketer in the greater Vancouver area?

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Q: “How much money did you make in your first month of network marketing?”
A: “I have no idea, it’s been ten years and I’m still earning income as a direct result of my efforts during my first month in this business. Passive income often called residual earnings is one reason I’m a network marketer.”

Example:

1. You found a customer
2. She later decided to become a distributor
3. She found a couple of people who became distributors
4. One of those people was/is amazing
5. Her marketing efforts were duplicated and a huge organization was developed, wold-wide over the next decade.

Have you heard the ‘Penny Doubled Daily’ Story?

>> what happens when a penny is doubled daily?

It’s a beautiful, summer, long weekend here in Vancouver, on Canada’s west coast. The August long weekend is usually referred to as a civic holiday. Whatever you call it, if you’re anything like me you’ll agree that lazy summer weekends are perfect for having fun, making plans and dreaming of things yet to come.

Q: What are XYNGULAR dreams?
A: Hopeful, invigorating, magical things

>> What’s XYNGULAR?

Q1: Is there a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow?
Q2: Is it possible to earn significant income in network marketing?

What do these questions have in common?

I’ll bet you answered “No” to both questions and assumed that the commonality was the word ‘No.’

Let me propose a different answer. Both the pot of gold and network marketing offer HOPE and no, it’s not false hope.

Are you an optimist? Do you still dream of something better than you have today?

A better life is doable, but you will have to open your mind to something new.

Here’s my proposition, invest less than $60 to check out something that has amazing potential; check it out from the inside.

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Taiwan is almost ready to launch.

My youngest daughter recently gave me a Classics Illustrated comic that told the story of Robin Hood. Her gift dropped me into the ‘way-back’ time-machine and transported me to the land of childhood memories. I enjoyed my visit.

Unfortunately, the comic also had a less desirable effect, I began to ruminate about the similarities between the evil rich of Robin’s time and AIG, BP, ENRON, Halliburton, Lehman Brothers and many other international corporations.

Don’t misunderstand, I’m certainly not a communist. I’m a big supporter of ethical, private ownership. My first sentence at 1stWealth.com is “Your first wealth is health,” but don’t underestimate the benefits of a significant income. That said, there’s a huge difference between a significant income and the obscene salaries and bonuses many corporate executives have received in the past and continue to receive today. In my opinion, obscene incomes and bonuses are wrong and are not something we should aspire to.

I suspect some of my American friends would classify me as a socialist; some would do do simply because I’m a proud Canadian. Who knows, depending on their definition of socialism, they might be correct. I am a supporter of the Canadian health care system. Not one of our banks failed, likely because they have been heavily regulated for many years. I’m also proud of the Canadian social safety net, because, like most Canadians, I value my fellow citizens.

We don’t need to steal from the rich the way Robin Hood may have done, we just have to “Wise Up,” to ensure that the top one to two percent cannot continue to steal from the rest of us.

The world must not be run for the exclusive benefit of the wealthiest one to two percent.

Canada Day, Fête du Canada, is our national day, a federal statutory holiday that celebrates the July 1st anniversary of the Constitution Act of 1867.

Canada is bordered by the Pacific Ocean, the Arctic Ocean, Hudson’s Bay, the Atlantic Ocean and the United States of America.

Canada has less than 1/2 of 1 percent of the world’s population. Wendy, Jen, Sean, Barb and Frank Eves are 5 of the approximately 34 million people in Canada. Our population may be small, but we inhabit the second largest country in the world. My youngest daughter recently enjoyed a ‘road trip’ on Canada’s national highway, at 7,604 km, the longest in the world. We have 9.2 percent of the world’s freshwater resources and 25 percent of global wetlands. We also have 10 percent of the world’s forest cover and 30 percent of the world’s boreal forest. Fresh water and trees are important today, but will become a very big deal in the near future.

Canada is fortunate to have abundant natural resources including coal, diamonds, fish, hydropower, natural gas, petroleum, potash, timber and wildlife. We also have copper, gold, iron ore, lead, molybdenum, nickel, silver and zinc.

Tidbits:

• potash (glass, soap, and soil fertilizer) reserves, rank #1 in the world
• oil reserves, rank 2nd to Saudi Arabia
• uranium reserves, rank 5th with world’s two largest high-grade deposits discovered to date
• we even rank 6th in diamonds

Happy Canada Day!