Wealth is a by-product of or a means to a noble end. It should not be confused with your raison de vivre or your chief aim. The greatest men in the world sought nobler ends. Did Nikola Tesla profit from his inventions? Yes, he did. His love for discovery came first, though. The money followed. …
In order to be able to do things, you must have power. Being spiritual or attaining mastery does not mean going without things or becoming self-denying, as an ascetic. How can you help others if you are not sufficiently powerful? Only a person with wealth can donate to a charity. Only a person with strength can defend the little man. …
In Point #2 of Week Ten of The Master Key System, Charles F. Haanel addresses something in which 99% of the people who read the book are interested: wealth. Haanel wrote… All wealth is the offspring of power; possessions are of value only as they confer power; events are significant only as they affect power; all …
The “wealth consciousness” (or the “money consciousness”) is more than just thinking that you are wealthy or that you have a “right” to be wealthy. Rather, It is . . . a way of looking at the world and seeing opportunities, possibilities, and avenues for wealth creation. Have you ever heard someone described as having …
http://media.blubrry.com/master_key_teleseminars/themasterkeymentor.com/podcasts/12132010-Master-Key-Teleseminar.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:04:15 — 29.4MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSWeek Seventeen — “Symbols & Reality” — is a very important chapter in The Master Key System. It’s so important and so poignant that one caller (our friend “John in Orlando”) said that if he had to choose only …
http://media.blubrry.com/master_key_teleseminars/themasterkeymentor.com/podcasts/12062010-Master-Key-Teleseminar.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:01:26 — 28.1MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSWe’re at Week Sixteen of The Master Key System — “Gaining Spiritual Understanding” — and as we progress into the latter half of the book, you’ll find two things. The first is that it will be impossible for me …
When I drive, I look at the signs and businesses that line the roads and streets. Recently, I asked myself a question that revealed a fatal flaw in my thinking — a fatal flaw that just may be the difference between wealth and insecurity, becoming what I wish to be and remaining in my current position. …
