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The One Minute Millionaire
- The Enlightened Way to Wealth
- Lu par : Mark Victor Hansen, Robert G. Allen
- Durée : 3 h et 21 min
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Description
Is it possible to make a million dollars in only one minute? The answer just might surprise you. The One Minute Millionaire is an entirely new approach, a life-changing "millionaire system" that will teach you how to:
- Create wealth even when you have little or nothing to start with.
- Use the power of leverage to build wealth rapidly.
- Overcome fears so you can take reasonable risks.
The One Minute Millionaire is a revolutionary approach to building wealth as well as a powerful program for self-discovery. Here are two books in one, fiction and nonfiction, designed to address two kinds of learning so that you can fully integrate these life-changing lessons.
However, the lessons here are not just about becoming a millionaire - they are about becoming an enlightened millionaire and how to ethically make, keep and share your wealth. Whether your goal is less than a million dollars or that amount many times over, there's never been a better time to achieve abundance. Let The One Minute Millionaire show you the way.
Commentaires
"Sixty years of wisdom condensed into sixty seconds of wealth." (Harvey Mackay, author of Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive)
"Mark and Bob are geniuses. I've learned a lot from them and you will too!" (Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad)
“Bravo! Excellent story coupled with simple wealth-building techniques. This book abolishes the question ‘How did you get rich?’” (Art Linkletter)
