The Psychology of Wealth Accumulation

August 28th, 2008 Posted in Make More Money, Success, Wealth

                   

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INSIDE YOUR SEPTEMBER 2008 SUCCESS CIRCLE INTERVIEW:

 

The Psychology of Wealth Accumulation, with Kevin Hogan

 

Yesterday, I interviewed Kevin Hogan. If you don’t know Kevin, you should. He’s an author, motivational speaker, and the nation’s leading expert in the areas of body language and unconscious influence. Kevin is the author of 15 books (including The Psychology of Persuasion, a MUST read), and he teaches persuasion and influence skills to business and government leaders around the world.

 

If this interview could show you how to create the life you desired, adopt the mindset of the wealthy, and literally give you a step-by-step map to manifest your life filled with abundance — would you be interested? Then watch your mailbox, because your package will be arriving soon.

 

Here’s some of what you’ll learn:

 

- The relationship between psychology and wealth

 

- What prevents people from achieving financial freedom

 

- Why your struggle to achieve wealth has nothing to do with the mortgage crisis, or the domestic auto industry, or runaway costs of major expenses like education and healthcare

 

- The secret to wealth accumulation

 

- What steps you must take now to achieve financial independence

 

Here’s an excerpt from our interview:

 

“The second piece is that people who build and accumulate wealth have a totally opposite way of dealing with post failure, post rejection. It is simple; people who are going to stay in that middle class or in the lower classes of income they do this; they start a business in niche A after they have researched it they found out that this is a really good niche to be in, a good place to be, this is going to be valuable and then all of a sudden they start the business. The business fails and they give up and then they go 90 degrees around the circle and they go try something else. So instead of having a brick and mortar store on the corner which they had researched and done all the demographic research and all that kind of stuff; now they are going to try something on the internet. The guy who is on the internet doing one thing tries a totally different other thing. What happens because people have a steep educational curve that often has to happen is they fail because they go from point to point to point. But the wealthy people, they fail at the pizza business and then they open up a new pizza store. They fail at that one and then they open up a new one and the second one, the third one, the fourth one is what connects, is what hits. So the person who is wealthy goes in a straight line where the person who ends up not wealthy, who does not accumulate any wealth and I am talking about even a quarter of a million dollars in an IRA or $100,000 in an IRA, they tend to bounce around. They don’t ever even have a single focus. It takes a few focuses to be securely wealthy. You have to have at least one focus to start and most people will just try stuff and then they will retire from the project as soon as it fails and go that is it. This didn’t work so I will go do something completely different.”

 

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