Finding The Millionaire In You: On Jamie Mcintyre
March 28, 2009 by steven_miller
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Rarely will you meet a person who has found his passion and continue to work at it. For some, finding one’s passion is a waste of time and more waste of money. Rarer still is finding a man who has found his passion, work at it, share it, and most importantly be financially successful in his pursuit. Self-made millionaires have the elements of the pursuit for passion and financial freedom. While finding one is difficult, such a concept of a man continues to be an inspiration for people who seek financial success.
However, Jamie McIntyre continues to be the embodiment and inspiration for success-oriented people. Certainly, a young man in all standards of the term, success has followed him wherever he goes. Yet this success emanates from him not because of his sense of self worth, but because of his discernment to share his knowledge and make a difference.
From the bottom rung of the financial pyramid, Jamie McIntyre made his vision known. All self-made millionaires can describe his direction towards success and this direction is driven by purposive goals. Therefore, when Jamie told himself that he wanted to be a self-made millionaire one day, he had his goal in the clear despite the tremendous odds of achieving it. Jamie McIntyre aimed high and reached high.
As a successful entrepreneur Jamie first realized that in order to get to the top, a different approach is required. His focus shifted from the ordinary to the most opportunistic situations. With the different challenges he faced, he learned that changing his mindset would help him climb the hill faster. Self-made millionaires find opportunities in doubts and optimism in hesitations. Jamie McIntyre definitely applied the best financial strategies to reach his goals.
As a student of 21st century education, he knew that the shift in mindset is not trivially easy. While Jamie knew he had the talent and skills to be successful, he also knows that his Rome will not be built in a day. The desire to get ahead and to improve gave him the initiative to learn under the most successful self-made millionaires in the world. He can proudly say that he is a student of Robert Kiyosaki (Rich Dad, Poor Dad), Jay Abrahams (Fortune 500 Marketing Consultant), Paul Zane Piltzer (Unlimited Wealth), Anthony Robbins (Unlimited Power), and General Norman Schwarzcopft (Desert Storm). Under these leaders, Jamie shaped himself and developed the concept of 21st Century Education.
At his apex of his success, Jamie McIntyre developed a new passion to share what he learned and make a difference in the lives of other people. Thus, when he built his multi-million dollar educational organisation, Jamie transferred his success to people who are also hoping to find the right fit of success for them. Jamie continued to travel all around the world and in Australia to conduct seminars and training session on creating the best possible quality of life, reaching one’s potential, financial achievement and financial freedom, and making an a lasting impact.
From being a successful entrepreneur, Jamie is now a rising educator. His teaching content has been considered one of the most relevant materials that this century needs. His persistence on dynamic learning transcends what college students learn in the four walls of their classroom. His highly effective program has been recognized to fit people of all ages and from all financial backgrounds. Therefore, Jamie McIntyre is our life coach.
Jamie McIntyre indeed should be a part of our list of people that inspires. He constantly communicates that if he can do it, so can we! By putting into heart what he has to say, we can follow his lead in no time.
Developing Wealth Creation Skills
March 21, 2009 by steven_miller
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Wealth creation is probably a new term for most people. It is hard enough to create something useful for ourselves. Yet, do people really think that creating wealth is possible? As we can see, in today’s educational system it is rare for universities to teach wealth creation even in business schools. Thus, it might as well be an abstract idea as world peace.
However, inspirational giants and self-made millionaires like Robert Kiyosaki, Tony Robbins and Jamie McIntyre are people who have perfected wealth creation skills. As the term implies, skill is an action to produce tangible results. One cannot say that he has the skill to do something if he cannot demonstrate it. Thus, developing wealth creation skills is not only a tangible part of reality, but also something that people can develop and enhance. Following a path towards developing wealth creation skills will definitely help you achieve financial freedom.
Do not Sell Yourself Short
The first step in developing your wealth creation skills is acknowledging your value. Having the self-confidence to move forward with your strengths will allow you to be valuable to other people. When this happens, do not undervalue yourself. When you undervalue yourself you project an image where people can manipulate you. Feeling that you do not get equal value for your work is the biggest individual letdown. In order to develop your wealth creation skills, you must design your launch pad to success by feeling good with your work.
By pushing yourself to live up to your perceived value, you also give yourself the incentive to become a better person and raise your value even higher. Then you can become a critical creator of your wealth.
Millionaires are not cheap
Most successful people will tell you that success comes with a price. Sometimes the price tag for success is something that we can afford. However, we still don’t have the will to spend it anyway. Self-made millionaire’s spends on things that they can’t afford because they know that they can be better off with it. Remember that the world millionaire and cheap will not come together. If you want to be a millionaire someday, start getting rid of the word cheap.
Remember that every benefit always comes with a cost. Go for things that you feel will benefit you the most and be daring enough to supply the necessary effort for it.
Finding your craft – then get paid for it
People find confidence if they do what they really love doing. However, people tend to leave the things that they love in order to work hard for money. When this happens, one finds it harder to become confident. They end up forgetting their dreams while they fall into pitch black.
To find enthusiasm, people should start asking a different question instead. Why can’t I do the things that I love to do and get paid for it? Developing sound wealth creation skills involves putting passion in your work. Invest in yourself first and you will see the dividends pay off.
There is Wealth
Finally developing wealth creation skills is acknowledging that wealth abounds. Traditional education has been talking about a world of scarcity. As defined, economics exists because we need to find ways to distribute scarce resources. How about the other way around? Jamie McIntyre said that if we divide the world’s wealth to all the six billion people in the planet, we would get $3,000,000 each. It is our job to get our equal share of world wealth.
True wealth creation knows that the world is abundant. This way, we can develop ourselves to look at different trials and come up with different opportunities. Knowing that there is wealth will put your wealth creation skills to good use.
The Smart Investor And Smart Work
March 14, 2009 by steven_miller
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People often find working as second nature. After all, through history we know that we need to work to feed ourselves. More importantly, working hard has been the central motto of people looking to find success. As they say working hard is what your worth is all about.
But is that still true today? People can understand why hard work is needed at a time where people have to hunt animals and gather fruits. During those times, you cannot come back home without food. In the 21st Century, most people still think that way. But from the philosophy of a smart worker, “hard work pays off… but it doesn’t pay enough.”
Jamie McIntyre drives this point in his book “What I Didn’t Learn in School but Wish I Had”. He argues that the trends today do not call for hard workers. Instead, we need people who think. While millionaires do not undervalue hard work, they certainly do not find hard work as the beacon of success. Instead, working smart is just as important, if not more important, than working hard.
Then what is smart work? Smart work is thinking work. Today, people get caught up with different pressures in life that they feel they need to be in tip-top shape to handle every pressure that comes at them. However, a myopic understanding of hard work will result to making things harder instead of succeeding. In the end, a sense of constant struggle will befall the hard worker who does not find ways out of his predicament or are unaware of his current situation.
Today the world is built on finding easier ways at arriving at things. In finding financial freedom, there is always an easier way. Finding the easy way out is the initial step to smart work. As we find the path to making things more efficient and effective for ourselves, we free up time to become more productive and useful to other people. Thus, smart work becomes one of the primary tools for achieving financial freedom in this age.
A Smart Approach
Developing a millionaire’s mindset involves a lot of discernment, decision making, and critical judgment. In short, being a millionaire requires a lot of thinking. Being your own CEO by improving your time management skills, efficiency, and productivity is a thinking process. Being higher up the financial pyramid requires being smarter than the next person. There is always a bigger chance for you to outsmart the next person than outwork them.
Achieving Financial Freedom the Smart Way
Jamie McIntyre explains that hard work can be detrimental and is not the key to wealth creation and financial freedom. Definitely, it is as not as valuable as working smart. There are different examples including Jamie’s life that can testify that smart work pays off a lot more than hard work. By developing his mindset, he changed his fortune from a young man with too much debt to a better man with financial freedom. The changing mindset allows people to set successful financial strategies and act instinctively with the vision to create wealth.
Being Above the System
Smart work involves questioning your way out of a system created by the people who control the resources. Breaking into the group of the haves involves rising above the world system that most people fall under. Daring to be different in a responsible and positive way is a never-ending thinking process to get ahead of the pack.
Smart work is the true pursuit to happiness. Meanwhile, myopic hard work is admission of defeat. This distinction is more obvious in the 21st century than ever before. It is our choice where we want to end up.




