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You have questions, Harv and Adam have answers!

We invite you to join us on a special LIVE web broadcast on Wednesday,
December 14th at 6pm Pacific to get your biggest question answered
about how to FINALLY break free financially and thrive instead of survive
in 2012!

Plus, Harv and Adam are going to share with you some key strategies
that will get you set for massive success in the New Year.

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Let me ask you…

• Are you better or worse off than you were five years ago?
• Has your net worth grown or shrunk – or are you saying what net worth?
• Do you have more or less free time for yourself or to spend with your
family and friends?
• Would you like to have more money for a better life, for saving and investing,
or perhaps becoming debt free?

No matter what you answered Harv and Adam want to answer your biggest
questions about creating additional streams of income to achieve wealth
and abundance in your life.

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To your success,
Peak Potentials Training

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If you want greater financial success, the single most important thing you can do is change your mindset. Your thoughts lead to your feelings, which influence the actions and, ultimately, the results you achieve. In other words, if you think rich, you’ll act rich, and you’ll be rich. But if you think poor, you’ll act poor, and you’ll be poor.

To change your mindset, you first must know where your thoughts come from … and why you think the thoughts you think.

Many of our limiting beliefs are learned from our parents, who pass down their own self-imposed limitations much as they’d pass on a gene for curly hair or blue eyes. If you grew up hearing that money doesn’t grow on trees, you probably carry the belief that money is hard to come by.

To help you dig deeper into the root causes of your self-imposed limitations and unsupportive habits, we’ve invited a special guest to join us on the next Warp Speed Success teleseminar on September 8.

One of the world’s preeminent experts on prosperity and success, Randy Gage is a multi-millionaire entrepreneur and author of Why You’re Dumb, Sick & Broke…And How to Get Smart, Healthy & Rich! and 7 other books. But he wasn’t always successful. In fact, decades ago, he was dismissed as a lost cause. A high-school dropout, he was jailed as a teen and survived being shot at point-blank range and left for dead.

A single conversation with a friend’s father changed the course of his life … allowing him to explode out of mediocrity and putting him on the path to becoming a self-made millionaire. A world-class trainer, he now shares his story and proven strategies to inspire others to achieve their greatest potential and visions of success.

One of Randy’s many gifts is being able to root out “mind viruses” – the insidious beliefs that infect how your mind operates, negatively impacting how you think, feel and act about money and wealth.

During the call, Randy will share more about what mind viruses are, how to tell if you have one, and how to eliminate them. His goal is to help you create a prosperity mindset … which starts by eliminating the negative beliefs that hinder your success. Having a prosperity mindset will enable you to attract and grow greater wealth – including recognizing the many opportunities to earn money that abound in our current recession.

If you want to be one of the smart and wealthy people who can earn money regardless of whether the economy is booming or bust, tune in for this insightful interview. You’ll walk away with practical ideas you can use to release the blocks that are keeping you from greater success … and cultivate the abundant mindset you need to prosper.

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Now that we’re a little over a week into our collective credit rating downgrade (and subsequent market ups and downs), it might be a good time to take at look at YOUR financial rating and make some smart decisions. You probably already know this, but you can’t make (or track) your progress in anything unless you know two things: where you are now, and where you want to go.

First of all, one of the most important things to realize is that how we view the current state of America’s economy, as well as our own personal finances, is based primarily on whom we modeled as kids. This is one case where we can absolutely blame our parents! Think back: Did they manage their money well or were they good at mismanaging it? Were they spenders or savers? Were they smart investors or non-investors? Risk takers or conservative? Was money a source of joy or the cause of arguments?

When it comes to money, we’re all a little more “monkey see, monkey do” than we’d care to admit. We tend to be identical to one or a combination of our parents in the area of money. In this case, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.

So now that you know a little bit more about how and why you see the economy the way that you do, you have a choice to make: How are you going to see it now? Do you see doom and gloom on the horizon or do you see this as the kick in the pants that you needed to put more focus and energy into your finances? Do you see uncertainty and loss or do you see opportunity and growth? Do you want to blow your cash on things now, or be smart with your money long-term?

So here it is: Unless you’re a policymaker, a head of state or the chairperson of the Fed, you have little to no direct control over what happens with the economy (US or otherwise). So stressing out about it, burying your head in the sand to stay sane or making rash decisions with your money are all things to avoid. Focus on the things you CAN control (and curb). Living beyond your means, spending more money than you earn, avoiding (or ignoring) your personal debt.

We can all agree that it’s going to be a bit of a bumpy go for a while (at least) don’t you think it’s wise to have a cushion? At the very least, having a little bit of a grip on things will give you the peace of mind to make decisions that could put you on the path to success, and perhaps our economy on the path to recovery.

We’ve heard AAAmerica is nice this time of year,

Your Peak Potentials Team

We want to hear from you! Do you live in AAAmerica (strength and stability) or AAmerica (uncertainty and volatility)?

If you happen to have been living under a rock for the last few weeks (or you’re just blissfully ignorant), our country just faced an interesting dilemma. It was estimated that on Tuesday, August 2nd the United States finally reached its debt ceiling (the most we are allowed to owe) at $14.294 trillion.

In understanding this, it’s important to know two things: one, we as citizens of the US (or of the world) have very little power to effect the outcome of this challenge, and two, this is an abject lesson in what to do (or not do) when it comes to your personal finances.

On one level, if you take a step back and understand the dynamics of the situation and all parties involved (which might take a little bit of research and online detective work), you might find solace in knowing that you needn’t worry or stress out about this. Chances are (historically) that similar to the estimated 100 times our government has voted to increase our debt ceiling since its inception in 1917, this is a fairly routine situation that has only gained media attention due to the entertaining disagreement between two parties.

Moving a little closer to home, If you take the current circumstances and apply them to your own, it is the equivalent of you maxing out all of your credit cards (spending more than you have/earn every month) and deciding whether or not you should increase your credit limit (so you can sink deeper into the hole), but keep yourself solvent for the time being —an admirable short-term solution, but not necessarily your ticket to the big-time.

For most people (especially those that are financially-minded), what this really comes down to is the age-old question: “Is the glass half empty or half full?” Are you going to focus on the problem or on the solution? The truth is that rich people see and focus on the opportunities in any situation. “Not-yet-rich” people see and focus on the obstacles.

Republican or Democrat, we can all agree that the outcome of an unresolved issue such as this creates a lot of uncertainty, which may not be good for our country, our economy, our currency or our citizens. But if option one and two are not going to improve anything, perhaps it’s time to see what’s behind door number three. If the glass is neither half empty, nor is it half full, what is it and does it taste good?

Drink up,

Your Peak Potentials Team

P.S.: We want to hear from you! What did the Debt Ceiling issue mean to you? How might it have an affect upon your daily life? Why are you powerful enough to weather this storm?

If you’re not achieving the wealth you want, there’s a good chance it’s one of two things: Either you don’t really know what you want, and/or you’re not willing to do everything it takes to get it. In order to explore this further, it’s important to know there are actually three levels of “wanting” something. Each one has its own distinct strengths and weaknesses, and also determines your level of success in achieving your goals. As you’re reading them, think about which one of these mindsets would be the most beneficial on your path to becoming rich.

Wanting

The first level is “I want to be rich.” Which is sort of like saying, “I guess I’ll take it if it falls in my lap.” Wanting doesn’t necessarily lead to more “having,” it just leads to more wanting and creates a habitual circle that goes exactly nowhere. Wealth does not come from just wanting it, and we know this because everybody wants to be rich, and few people truly are.

Choosing

The second level is when you say, “I choose to be rich.” This is when you actually decide to become rich, instead of waiting for it to happen. Choosing is a much stronger energy put out into the Universe (wink wink!) and goes hand in hand with being responsible for creating your reality— and ultimately deciding your destiny. The word decision comes from the Latin word decidere, which means “to kill off any other alternatives.” (That’s pretty deep!) Choosing is better than just wanting, but still not the best option.

Committing

The third level is “I commit to being rich.” Where “wanting” and “choosing” fail is where committing is key. You’re devoting yourself, totally and unreservedly, to achieving your goals. This means holding absolutely nothing back and giving 1,000% of everything you’ve got to achieve and sustain wealth. Making sacrifices, doing whatever it takes for as long as it takes. No excuses, no ifs, buts, maybes, or regrets. Oh! And one more thing: failure is not an option.

The challenge is that most “not-yet-rich” people have limits on how much they are willing to do, how much they are willing to risk, and how much they are willing to sacrifice. You’ll always find they have plenty of conditions around what they are willing to do (and not do) to succeed!

Rich people understand that being totally and unreservedly committed to making and sustaining their wealth is what makes and keeps them rich— and it’s hard work! They are literally “going for broke” every time, because in their minds, they will always do whatever it takes, even if it might mean losing it all, because they can always go out and get it again! With a mindset like that, it’s easy to find the positive in any situation.
It’s also important to acknowledge that getting rich is not a stroll in the park. It takes focus, courage, knowledge, expertise, 1,000% of your effort, a winning attitude, and a wealthy mindset. But above all else, you also have to believe in your heart of hearts that you have the strength to create wealth and that you absolutely and totally deserve it.

And you DO.

Your Peak Potentials Team

P.S. Let’s hear from you! What is one thing you can do RIGHT NOW to commit to being rich?

Are You There Universe? It’s Me!

Do you often wonder how people become millionaires? Did you know that the Universe (yo!) is like a great big eBay in the sky? Every thing, person, event and dollar that comes your way is delivered to you from the same place. Every time you truly want or ask for something, a new order is placed and the Universe (uBay?) does its best to say “YES!” and give you what you asked for.

The only problem? Sometimes we send the Universe mixed messages by not being certain and consistent about what we really want. And then life gets really interesting!

Suppose you put it out there that you want to be rich and successful beyond your wildest dreams! The Universe will begin sending you opportunities to create that wealth (keep an eye out for them!). Things might start to go really well for a while, but then you remember that old saying you heard somewhere that rich people are greedy and you think, “Well, that’s not ME!” And uBay reacts accordingly and supports you in not being one of those greedy rich people— by not sending you wealth!

Then you might decide that having money isn’t so bad, and that it makes your life way more enjoyable and exciting. Your uBay will pull a uTurn (get it?) and put you back on the path to wealth and success. Then you have a bad day (it’s probably going to be a Monday) and think that money isn’t the answer after all. This time the universe is going to throw you some serious side-eye and put you back on the “not rich” path.

Do you see a pattern forming here? Here it is: The number one reason most people don’t get what they want is that they don’t know what they want.

Read that sentence again and let it sink in.

This is the one thing that rich people are totally clear about. Rich people have an unwavering, unquenchable, burning desire to be rich. They’re fully committed to creating and sustaining wealth. They’ll do whatever it takes to be rich (we suggest staying within legal and ethical boundaries as it tends to get a bit messy otherwise).

“Not-yet-rich” people aren’t certain that they even want to be rich. As a result, they send confusing messages to the Universe and to themselves and they never get anywhere.

The Universe is listening— just make sure you know what you want before you order.

Make ours a double!

Your Peak Potential Team

P.S.: We want to hear from you! What do YOU want? How can you start getting clear and committing to your goal?

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We have terrible news. Did you know that when asked about their financial goals, the vast majority of people answer that they “just want to be comfortable?” The truth is we all have financial goals that range from “Iwannabeabillionaire” to “a million dollars” to “just paying the bills on time.” The good news is that having financial goals is a sure sign of a “soon-to-be-rich” person. The not-so-good news is that you may be aiming too low looking to just be “comfortable”! Let’s discuss.

First of all, there’s a huge difference between being poor, being comfortable and being rich. Even more, some of the most successful rich people have had the experience of being on all three sides of the proverbial fence. This is their story.

Chances are they started out somewhat, nearly or extremely broke, as in having to borrow money from their parents, siblings and/or friends just to get by. If they were lucky that’s all it was. For the less lucky, they found themselves literally borrowing as dollar to buy a burger. It’s a painful and frustrating (and often embarrassing), financial low point, but it’s also a necessary lesson on their financial journey because it gave them a reason to set financial goals— but they didn’t think big enough, because they said “Gee, wouldn’t it be great to be “comfortable?”

Once they got their act together (perhaps they read a magazine article, or found a catchy infomercial), they figured it out and graduated to the level of being comfortable. Comfortable was nice. They got a premium cable subscription, went out to decent restaurants fairly regularly and frequented a nice salon instead of relying on the ol’ Flowbee system. But what ended up happening was that they never watched on-demand movies, they went for the lower-end cut and color, and they never, ever ordered anything without looking at the price.

After a while, the 400 channels they have (even though there is nothing on), the trendy haircut (that makes their ears stick out and nose look too big) and the “reasonably priced” chicken dinner (that makes them start to consider going vegetarian) stops satisfying their needs. “Comfortable” soon becomes “not enough.”

Before they know it, they find their eyes drifting to the bottom of the menu, where they discover the most forbidden words in the “comfortable” lexicon: (dramatic whisper) market price! And even if they’re curious, they’re too busy being comfortable to ask what the (dramatic whisper) market price actually is. First, because they know they can’t afford it. Second, they’re sparing themselves the embarrassment of the knowing look on the waiter’s face as they glumly order another chicken dinner after finding out that the (dramatic whisper) market price is $59 bucks (that better be one tasty scallop!). And the journey continues.

Once they focused on their goal, and committed to taking action to achieve that goal (perhaps they read a book, attended a seminar, or even read a blog!), they developed an intense driving hunger that set them on a path, an intercept course to financial freedom and abundance for themselves and for their loved ones.

A path that you’re still on and a goal that you’re getting closer and closer to each day.

Uhhh, we mean, a path THEY’RE on today and that THEY’RE getting closer and closer to (or do we?).

If you want to be comfortable, chances are you’ll never get rich. But if you want to be rich, chances are you’ll end up mighty comfortable. You get what you truly intend to get. If you want to get rich, your goal has to be rich. Not to have enough to pay the bills, and not just to have enough to be comfortable. Rich means rich!

Dramatically whisper with us: market price!

Your Peak Potentials Team

P.S. We’d love to hear from you! What are three things you can commit to right now that will set you on the path to financial freedom and abundance (One of them should be treating yourself to a market price entrée!)?

“It’s not just what you know, it’s who you know.”

If you want to become an amazing success story, burn these words into your mind, heart and soul. They speak a fundamental principle for business and financial success.

The bottom line is that the more people you know and the more deeply you are connected to them … the more successful you will be.

Your financial freedom depends on relationships with:

• The clients who pay you to solve their problems

• The colleagues who refer top-notch customers to you

• The vendors and employees who help you deliver impeccable service

• The mastermind partners who offer priceless support and advice as you work toward your goals

To help you develop stronger relationships with more people, we’ve invited a special guest to join us on the next Warp Speed Success teleseminar on June 16 www.warpspeedsuccess.com

Joe Sweeney is an entrepreneur, former sports agent, investment banker, and author of Networking Is a Contact Sport.

Joe credits networking as a major contributor to his successful 28-year career, during which he owned and operated four manufacturing companies; founded and was president of SMG, a sports management firm that specializes in assisting and representing coaches and athletes, including three-time MVP Brett Favre; was president of the Wisconsin Sports Authority; and served on 23 boards of directors.

During the call, he’ll share his easy-to-use and proven techniques that go far beyond making superficial small talk and gathering as many business cards as possible at the networking events you attend. His approach is easy, fun, wildly productive … and lets you be yourself.

As in any area of life, your beliefs affect your success. Many people grew up hearing that wealthy people are successful solely because of their connections, not because of their talent and skill.

If you’re carrying this limiting belief around, you may be unconsciously avoiding networking opportunities or not leveraging the opportunities you receive.

Tune in to this powerful call to gain more insight into how your beliefs are limiting your networking success … and discover a new and completely natural way to network. You’ll walk away with practical ideas you can put to work immediately to expand your network, build stronger relationships, be more memorable and ultimately generate greater abundance in all areas of life.

Go Here Now –> http://www.warpspeedsuccess.com to
book your place on this call now!

We look forward to seeing you on the call.

The Peak Potentials Team

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T. Harv Eker will be doing a live, no cost, Teleseminar called…The 4 Deadly
Money Mistakes – How to Stop Killing Your Financial Future.

Date & Time: Thursday May 26th at 6PM Pacific / 9pm Eastern
Duration: 50 minutes

You can register for free here >> http://www.deadlymoneymistakes.com

How do you know if this is for you?

Ask yourself these questions…

When it comes to money….which of the following do you relate to?

• Are you working way too hard with little to show for it?
• Are you losing ground in your financial battle, maybe going backwards instead of forwards?
• Do you feel frustrated by your current financial situation?
• Do you ever feel like you want to give up on the whole idea of wealth and wonder if it’s really worth it?
• Do you consider yourself a fairly high achiever, but you’re not achieving your financial potential?
• Have you lost your financial confidence and are you worried about the future?
• Did you lose money in the markets or real estate and wonder if you’ll ever get it back?
• Are you afraid that you won’t be able to retire when you planned, or if you do, you won’t be able to live the way you want?
• Are you doing well financially, but just not happy, and you can’t put your finger on the problem?
• Are you fed up with the government, big corporations and Wall Street and feeling like their greed is making it harder on you?
• Are your relationships being negatively affected by your finances?
• Is your self confidence being negatively affected by your finances?

If you answered yes to any of these questions then chances are you are making one or more of these 4 deadly mistakes.

If you ever want to get rich, if you want be financially free, if you want to stop worrying about money and get it handled once and for all, do whatever it takes to be on this (what many people are calling) “shocking” Teleseminar.

Go ahead and register here >> http://www.deadlymoneymistakes.com

WARNING: WHAT YOU FIND OUT ON THIS TELESEMINAR WILL BE VERY EYE OPENING AND POSSIBLY QUITE DISTURBING.

By the end of this Teleseminar you will have finally found the solution you’ve been looking for….the true secret to wealth.

The 4 Deadly Money Mistakes – How to Stop Killing Your Financial Future – Live Teleseminar with T. Harv Eker

Date & Time: Thursday May 26th at 6PM Pacific / 9pm Eastern
Duration: 50 minutes

Grab your spot here >> http://www.deadlymoneymistakes.com

To your success,

Peak Potentials

P.S. If you’re serious about your financial future get registered today >> http://www.deadlymoneymistakes.com

If you want to learn what it really takes to succeed in business – to create a vehicle that fuels your financial freedom without creating a J.O.B. (“Just Over Broke”) – I can think of no better person to ask than my friend Keith Cunningham.

Keith is the real-life “Rich Dad” to Robert Kiyosaki, author of the New York Times #1 best seller “Rich Dad Poor Dad.” He made and lost a $100 million fortune by age 40 … then went on to rebuild his fortune and launch a successful career teaching other entrepreneurs the secrets to success. Simply put, there is no one more knowledgeable about what it takes to create a successful business – in any industry, starting from scratch – than Keith.

That’s why I’ve invited Keith to join me on the next Warp Speed Success teleseminar on May 5 (get details here). 

Starting your own business is a time-proven vehicle for building wealth. Unfortunately, most businesses fail … and the ones that survive are little more than J.O.B.s for their owners. This is not the way to financial freedom!

The problem is that most entrepreneurs start businesses because they are good at delivering a particular service or product – not at running a business. But even those who create what appears to be a successful business are at risk … because they never learn the core principles of business success.

These core rules are the foundation of every successful business – regardless of industry, age, product or resources. These are the principles that should guide every decision, big or small, in your company. They’re the fundamental laws that allow home-based start-ups to blossom into Fortune 500 giants.

Keith knows firsthand that it takes more than a good product, solid leadership and a talented team to earn money in business. The reason he lost his $100 million fortune by age 40 wasn’t because of a lack of skill. It was that he hadn’t mastered the core principles of business success.

One thing Keith has learned is the importance of the inner game of wealth. If you haven’t set your inner money thermostat to a high set point, it doesn’t matter how much money you earn in business. You will find ways to lose it. Either you’ll find ways to fritter your personal resources away … or you’ll sabotage your own success and drag the rest of your company down with you.

Keith has also witnessed or made countless of other critical errors that can limit your business success. These are the mistakes that cause most business to fail within 5 years of start-up – and he’s going to review the biggest ones during the May 5th call.

One thing I admire most about Keith is that he doesn’t sugarcoat the truth. Many of his lessons directly contradict what other teachers and experts preach Hearing his arguments will be eye-opening – and potentially save your business. Take advantage of his hard-won lessons by booking your place on this call now: http://www.warpspeedsuccess.com