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Summary: An Inexpensive Way to Start YOUR Mastermind Alliance
Review: The authors have done an excellent job of bringing the readers the truly gifted millionaires that we hear about every day. Most of the interviews give the reader precious nuggets not found in other sources.
As a psychiatrist and internet marketing expert, I ALWAYS tell my clients the PROFOUND importance of aligning themselves with a mastermind group. Those who do, do OUTSTANDING financiallly, emotionally and spiritually. This book is an inexpensive "intro" to finding outstanding mentors.
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Summary: The Best of The Best!
Review: We owe a debt of gratitude to Mike Litman for bringing to us the best of the best success and business coaches of our generation....all in one place.This is a value-packed, easy-to-read, inspirational and practical guide for those who believe they deserve to be mentored by the greatest minds of our time.
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Summary: If you only buy one book to prevent hair loss.. THIS IS IT !
Review: This book is amazing !!! Finally someone has the guts to put the secrets for weight loss,
resurrecting dead loved-ones, and turning base metals into gold,
into one easy to read book. It's so easy to read I finished it in 20 minutes just before falling asleep. THIS BOOK WILL CHANGE YOUR DAY !!!! Everyone who buys this book will become millionaires overnight !!
That's right, the only thing stopping you from a life of riches
is this book, and maybe some other books and newsletters that you
can buy at the author's website.....oh and you might also need to
go to a few seminars but we can talk about that later.... I.P. Freely
Knocknagowm Tipperary
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Summary: A BOOK FOR THE AGES !!!
Review: Mike Litman and Jason Oman have created a book that gives people the guidelines and principles that one truly needs for financial success. In each chapter Mr.Litman interviews and extracts jewels of wisdom from nine successful self-made millionaires. Conversations With Millionaires is a DEFINITE MUST READ; in fact EVERY SCHOOL in North America should be teaching the principles outlined in this book. You will find honest, compelling information that instills belief, knowledge, and hope into anyone. This book will ultimately help you shift from a poverty paradigm to a prosperity paradigm. Thank you Mr.Litman and Mr.Oman for writing a book that provides ordinary people with the insight and faith to become extraordinary.
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Summary: the secrets aren't so secret
Review: This book shows me that there are two things common to very successful people--no matter what field: first, they all give, as in tithing, even before they had the money to do so easily ; and second, they work to improve themselves, to grow and change for the better. People who work harder on themselves than they do on their jobs seem to enjoy great success. So when people tell me I am weird becasue I study new ways to think and act, ways to understand where I am stuck and how to move ahead--I know they reflect their own being stuck and I choose to leave their paradigms.
This book makes perfect readiing just before falling off to sleep as it shifts my thinking and energy to new heights and allows my mind to work at a new level while I sleep.
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Summary: This book has the SECRETS to real success!
Review: I've discovered that success is 95% about your "mind-set" - how you approach life and problem-solving. And this book has advice on that very subject from some of the greatest names in business & motivation. I particularly enjoyed the chapter about Jim Rohn, as Jim espouses an "inside-out" approach to success - "be good, and you'll attract good stuff..." This book is easily worth many times the tiny price.
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Summary: Keep this book at your bedside
Review: Over the years, I've read most of the great personal development and marketing books. From Dale Carnegie's "How To Win Friends and Influence People" to Hill's "Think And Grow Rich" to John Caples' "Tested Advertising Techniques" to Anthony Robbins' "Unlimited Power" ... and so on. Conversations with Millionaires is the ONLY book I keep at my bedside. I re-read a chapter every evening as a "late night brain food snack before retiring to bed. This book is the "dot" at the end of the exclamation point to capping-off a great day! Run, don't walk, and get a copy!" - Alex Mandossian, author, coach, web traffic conversion specialist, and President of Heritage House Publishing, Inc. (San Rafael, CA)
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Summary: I'm going to be objective
Review: Bottom line, this book is worth the asking price. Many people search for specific methodologies for attaining millionaire status. The truth is, it's very difficult to reproduce the *specific* actions that other millionaires used to achieve their wealth. Instead, you need to master the thought processes that motivated the initiation of those lucrative actions of millionaires so that you can come up with your own creative sources of wealth. I would be willing (and did) to purchase this book solely for the Jim Rohn interview. Jim teaches you in this book that success is something that you attract by the person that you become...that if you work hard on your job, you'll make a living. But if you work hard on yourself, you'll make a fortune. Jim's teachings are excellent because he focuses on how you can progress from where you are right now...by taking small steps that consist of small disciplines. "Discipline weighs ounces and regret weighs tons." His message is that you don't need a revolution or do anything spectacularly dramatic for your self-esteem to start going off the scale...just make a commitment to any easy discipline..then another one and another one until you become unrecognizable as the mediocre person you may have been up until now. Just start with some little something to prove to yourself that you're going to develop a whole list of disciplines. Jim talks about reasons. If you have enough reasons, you can do anything. If you have enough reasons, you'll read all the books that you need to read. You'll get up however early you need to get up. Sometimes we find it a little hard to get out of bed. We want to linger. Part of that is not just being tired, or weary, or a little bit poor nutrition, some of it is just lack of the drive in terms of having a long enough list of reasons to do it. Jim was Tony Robbins' mentor. Tony adopted many of Jim's teachings. And, as you can see, they worked very well at catapulting Tony to centimillionaire status. The Mark Victor Hanson interview is excellent. He talks about visualization and goal setting. The Wally "Famous" Amos interview is fair. The Jack Canfield interview is a fantastic one on self-esteem. His analogy of self-esteem being like poker chips, where when you have a lot of chips (=high self-esteem) you tend to take more risks, is an analogy that I have adopted and use to this day. The advice that he details that he received from Tony Robbins about masterminding is precious and is a testament to the power of influence. The Robert Allen interview is fair with just a few excellent points sprinkled in: 1) the power of mentors (how he could have gone to a university for 50 years and never learned what his mentor taught him about real estate in 6 months); 2) the power of a mastermind group 3) Recommendation of the book "Influence" by Robert Cialdini (which I believe is a must have in anyone's library...truly a profound book!). Otherwise, Allen's interview is recycled info from his Multiple Streams of Income book in addition to pitches for his mailing list and site. Sharon Lechter interview is fair: recycled "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" (which, save for a couple of truths about how people behave, is the king of all pitch books...the book is skewed at brainwashing the reader that learning accounting and buying the $150 boardgame, CASHFLOW, is the key to amassing great wealth) material in addition to a plethora of pitches for RichDad.com and Cashflow Quadrant. Michael Gerber interview is fair: recycled material from "E-Myth" (which is a great book) + pitches for his other books. The Jim McCann interview is outstanding and inspirational. Here's a man that started out as a social worker in a group home and later became the top "dot-com" company [...] and hob knobbing with Donald Trump. He offers some sage advice with respect to business success. He states that the real business opportunities are done in areas that aren't particularly "sexy", innovative, or high-tech. The opportunities are in the areas that someone had a passion for them. The key or the secret: find something that you are interested in and gets your juices flowing...that you feel passionate about. He talks about how everything that you do impacts people's perception of you, which is your brand. The Jay Conrad Levinson interview is fair: recycled material from his "Guerrilla Marketing" book (which is a good book, also).
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Summary: Litman reigns supreme
Review: Mike Litman's book is, in 2 words, simply amazing. Most people my age would not be interested in a book like this. Those are the people who will grow up to work for me, not above me. Mike's show is honest and straight forward. He cuts through the confusion and gives listeners and readers the straight talk. He is a genius, and his book must be read by everyone that wants to succeed.
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Summary: Minds are like parachutes.....
Review: ....they only function when they are open! Isn't that true? When I first saw the title of this book, I said "I MUST have this book!"... I was more than open to it. Upon ordering it and reading (three times now), I have found the information contained within the pages absolutely Awesome! Any time you can 'listen in' on a conversation with someone that you look up to and admire - by ALL means DO IT! The Authors and Entrepreneurs that Mike and Jason chose to publish are exactly that - admirable and worthy of being looked up to. I definitely will tell you to buy the book now. Why? Because if you don't and your neighbor does.... guess what? They'll be the one with the most toys and you'll still be wondering how people become successful. Do yourself the favor first! Wishing you All my Best with much Success! -Bill Covert
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