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The more money you have ...
the more opportunities you have ... to lose it

The Problem with Money
Losing money is not a problem when you don't have any to lose, but as you find yourself with excess income, many new opportunities open up. It's easy enough to spend or invest your money in areas that you have little experience and little understanding of the pitfalls ahead: your confidence exceeds your competence and the money disappears.

On the flip side, there are people who have built up such a wealth of experience, skills, contacts and ideas that even when they lose large sums of money (even in times like these) it isn't long before they have bounced back and regained their fortune.

In this eGuide to Wealth Dynamics, Roger Hamilton explains this phenomenon with his unique definition of Wealth...

Wealth is not how much money you have
... wealth is what you would be left with if you lost all your money

Wealth is something permanent that underpins the temporary nature of money. People who are great with Money recognise their Wealth and they stick to their path.

Roger Hamilton speaks about the the various paths that create Wealth...

I studied the Greatest Entrepreneurs in history and found that there are only 8 ways to wealth ... When you know the way that is right for you, your business, your life and your legacy unfold with intense clarity..."

Wealth Dynamics
There are eight paths to wealth - not seven, not nine, not 56 - there are only eight. All great wealth has been created by people who have focused on the particular path that suits their natural character. These people have mastered the rules of their path and progressed with unwavering clarity and certainty.

Success is found in opposites
Bill Gates has created wealth very differently to Oprah Winfrey. Warren Buffet is a Billionaire but he has created his wealth differently to Richard Branson. Some wealthy people have well known public profiles, some are reclusive. Some create things, some trade things, some accumulate things, some just put their name on things.

It would seem unlikely that Michael Dell could build wealth like Robbie Williams. Although both men are successful, they have almost nothing in common.

Share trading was disastrous for Martha Stewart, but a fantastic idea for George Soros.

The eGuide to Wealth Dynamics explains these opposites and which side of the fence YOU should be on.

Which one are you?

• If there truly are 8 paths, which way is right for you?
• What strategies should you focus on and what should you avoid?
• Who should you role model?
• What types of people can most help you succeed?
• What should people be focused on in today's economy?
• Who should be on your team & who should be off it?

To be a Great Entrepreneur you need to lead like a Great Entrepreneur
You need the clarity to know what opportunities are for you and what you should leave on the table. Roger Hamilton delivers that clarity in this eGuide:

• Discover the 8 paths to wealth
• Discover the universal law that EVERY great entrepreneur has employed (and it's not what you might be thinking)
• Find out why Entrepreneurs don't "work"
• Learn who YOU (personally) should be reading about and learning from - and who not to

See Roger Hamilton speak LIVE on 7th-8th November...

As a board member for major educational institutions accross India I would like to endorse that the greatest learning I have received in my whole life is from Roger Hamilton

- Maya Shihani Ð Chairperson, The Sage Foundation

Roger has gotten closer to understanding the spirit and essence of wealth that any other thought leader of the 21st century

- Adrian Gilpin Ð Managing Director, Institute of Human Development