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The Keys to Lasting Wealth
The Keys to Lasting Wealth
The Keys to Lasting Wealth
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Release dateAug 21, 2015
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The Keys to Lasting Wealth

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The Keys to Lasting Wealth - Jamall Joseph D. Robinson

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CHAPTER 1

MIND ON THE MONEY

The free market’s the best mechanism ever devised to put resources to their most efficient and productive use. The government isn’t particularly good at that. But the market isn’t so good at making sure that the wealth that’s produced is being distributed fairly or wisely. ∼ Warren Buffett to Barack Obama, as quoted in The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream (2006), Chapter 5 [1]

When I sat down to write this book, I considered the cost versus the benefit in terms of my time, resources, and profits yielded from book sales. What kind of business person would I be if I didn’t consider the return on investment. I was clear of the goal. That was a non-issue. The Goal: This would be a concerted effort to help others attain great wealth by teaching them the things that I had been taught. So the goal was clear. I had a purpose. But there were things that I needed to justify before taking on this behemoth task… After all, I did not have a publisher paying me a huge advance and potential royalties to knock out a bunch of pages or talk into a tape recorder only to then have a fancy editor fix it all. No. This would be my real advice, MY words from MY real experience all in an effort to help those folks out there that maybe think making REAL significant LIFE CHANGING money is out-of-reach. So I had my purpose. I also knew my intended demographic: The book would be for the single mothers and fathers trying to make a better future for their children. It would be written for the college student looking to make his or her first million by the age of twenty five. It would be delivered straight to the ears of the soon-to-be retiree who had spent a lifetime working for a company only to see that same company go bankrupt, pension lost. So I knew my target audience. I definitely knew the altruistic motivation. Of course I had the goal and the passion. Finally I asked myself: Is it worth it in time effort and money? I’m the guy preaching about risk versus reward.

How could I, a money expert, write this and not consider the potential loss? How could I talk the talk if I wasn’t willing to walk the walk? Then finally it hit me. The answer to the question: Is it worth it? A resounding YES. I reminded myself, yes of course. Money is energy and my sharing of this knowledge would have a ripple effect on so many people who would then hopefully pay it forward. I would be sending out good abundance energy. I heard Deepak Chopra once say that when you teach someone how to make more money for themselves, you draw more money to yourself. It’s the law of giving and receiving. I believe that. It doesn’t mean I tell everyone my money making secrets. It means sometimes teaching others to make money has a ripple effect and in turn you make more money. It also means for you: if you are willing to invest a little of your money to get a lot of my knowledge, I think that is a very fair trade. The ROI: intangible in my mind, not quantifiable. Because really, it’s enough payback if I know that just one person reading right now, maybe that sixty five year old retiree with no nest egg, discovers that there IS a way.

You can have all the money you ever dreamed of in your lifetime. It’s never too late, nor too early. I am living proof. I am the wealthiest twenty something I know. I have been maligned by family, friends, strangers, and press. I have been incarcerated, abandoned, had businesses turned upside down, lied to by accountants and lawyers alike, and I am a millionaire. The best part - I am not even thirty years old. I do NOT have a college degree. And if you think I came from money, born with a silver spoon in my mouth, you could not be more wrong. Trust me, I am the walking personification of the American dream. If I can do this, you can too. You CAN do this. You can be a MILLIONAIRE.

The truth is that In a free market economy, anyone can make as much money as they want, ideologically. ANYONE can make as much money as they want. Write that down and paste it onto your bathroom mirror. Let this be your morning mantra. If you trust me during this two hundred page (give or take) journey, I will show you how.

Ask yourself, is it worth it for you to invest the cost of a couple caffè lattes and a little of your time to read 200 or so pages if at the end, you know with certainty that you can be a millionaire? If it’s not worth it, then don’t even bother. Skim the book because that will affirm for yourself your own worth. But if as I perceive most of you will feel, that you are worth at least a MILLION dollars, probably MORE, then read every page of this book like your life’s worth depended on it because well, it does. Highlight, tab, and book mark the information as you read. Carry it around with you like a money handbook. Because all the information I am about to tell you, just might change your life.

I know some of you are hopeful, but deep down, in the most honest caverns of your minds, you think that wealth is only reserved for the other guy. Stop and be honest with yourself right now. Is this you? Is it? If it is, I am sorry to tell you, you’ve lost the match before you even set out to play the game.

But if you want to change this outdated idea of wealth, if you want a better way, I am here to tell you that you CAN make money and lots of it. So why haven’t you yet? Why don’t you have six figures in your bank balance? It’s not for lack of work. It’s probably not for lack of intelligence - let me tell you I know some very dim witted millionaires. So then why is it? Well as Warren Buffet said, in a free market economy, it’s NOT exactly distributed fairly. That’s where the free market component can work for you or against you. Everyone’s heard of a free market, but not everyone knows how to play this market to their advantage. It’s supposed to be doable for anyone to make as much money as possible as long as they work hard and invest well, right? Well of course, but if it were that black and white, we’d all be rich. So why aren’t we all making six or more figures annually? Capitalism carries with it a certain caveat and here it is. Are you seated? Get excited because this is your first tip in this fabulous how-to book that will change your life. If, that is, you pay attention.

Oh by the way did I tell you that I am considered a minority (although I don’t view myself in any pejorative fashion as minority implies)? Oh and did I also mention that I didn’t go to college? Oh yeah and by the way did I leave out that I was raised by a single grandmother and have not made less than six figures a year since I was sixteen years old? Oh okay good, in case I forgot, now you know. So does that give you a little back story. Does that make you think a little more, even a millimeter more that it is possible for ANYONE to make a lot of money in a free economy. I’m the best example - YES. But you have to know how to play the game. OK here is the caveat I promised. YOU MUST KNOW THE RULES TO PLAY SUCCESSFULLY. After all would you go out and play tennis using the rules of football. Would you join the Girl Scouts and follow the rules of the school chess club? Of course not! So money is a game right? There is an end goal, an exchange of ideas, winners and losers, and best of all, players. There are also rules. RULE NUMBER ONE: Wealth and privilege is its own exclusive club and one which discourages new members. Why is this rule important?

Because you can’t expect another competitor to just hand you the keys to the club when you haven’t learned the game or played by the rules.

I often hear, Tell me how you did it? Or If I just had help from you I could make tons of money. That’s the wrong approach. I’m sure you saw the film Field of Dreams in which the theme is expressed as, Build it and they will come. That’s the best advice anyone could give you. Now, that doesn’t mean you should not have mentors - you should, you absolutely should. No one succeeds alone. But the wealthiest people learn early that you need an idea that will have people seeking YOU out. You need to do the research and copy who has done that well or better yet, DO IT BETTER. Then you need folks to come to you. How do you do that? Simple. Once you know the nitty-gritty rules about making money, being your own wealth building machine, and making a residual income - all without punching a clock -- you get to the fun part, playing the game.

Add to that the right product or service exposed to the right audience, and you’re rocking and rolling. Frustrated already? Don’t be. I can hear all of you poverty pusher readers saying Yeah right I have bills to pay, buddy or This is a bunch of bull. If I had the money to build it and make them come, I would not need your book. I understand. But hold on a minute. Here is RULE NUMBER TWO: Keep your mind on your money, your money on your mind. It’s not just a phrase made famous by Youngbloodz Mind On My Money and it doesn’t only mean stay paranoid about who is working your money. What does it mean? Well for our purposes, it means

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