Advice  about your new Lifestyle  from MIKE RICH your Cash Coach

 

- Living a Prosperity Based Lifestyle of Abundance Requires a Drastically Different Mindset -

 

While you might have originally thought in coming to this website you would learn about making money through cash gifting, its best to learn about the truth than to get fooled and lose money.  There is a legitimate legal way to make BIG money and I am fortunate to be part of a successful mastermind group that really does rake in huge amounts of cash that has caused many of us to do so well we have left our day jobs, forever.  How would you like to fire your boss?

 

How about hiring your boss to work for you?  You see, its about re-creating your life and it start’s with the little things—your money habits—that often make the difference between a life of prosperity and one of constant financial stress.

 

The Millionaire Maker Machine offers you the best opportunity to obtain financial freedom that I have seen before, ever!

 

First things first.   It comes down to good money habits— the first habit is to MAKE MONEY - huge cash piles of it!  As you are serious and decide you really want to create a life of true abundance -- the secret is to help other people in need and teach them the secret so they can help others.  Teach abundance to others by your being an excellent example.  

 

All you have to do is to get started.   Make your present moment a loving practice about living a life of prosperity.

 

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When you turn on your very own Millionaire Maker Machine - We will be here to help you get started.  Once qualified,  you will know exactly what to do to make BIG money.  The secret is revealed and available through our special success system.  As your cash coach, MIKE RICH reveals how to make money fast with his training which includes mentoring and one-on-one coaching.   As you are serious about helping out other families who also want financial freedom that is how this form of success prosperity spreads.  Once you see our system working - you will know financial freedom is possible.

 

It begins with the smallest habits.

 

“If you look at the average amount of money you will earn over your lifetime, and figure out how many years you are working—most people earn more than a million dollars over their working life but very few people become millionaires,” says Nancy Butler, a Certified Financial Planner™. “How they manage what goes through their fingers usually makes the difference.”

 

So what are these easy changes that can help move you further along the road to prosperity? We asked two financial planners for their favorites.

 

1. Reverse Your Thinking

We know: After taxes are taken out and the bills are paid, your paycheck can seem a little anemic—which can make the idea of having to save for retirement too seem like a real stretch. But to build wealth, a change in mindset is required. Namely, instead of spending the rest of your take-home pay, you’d actually take another cut of your paycheck and put it toward your biggest financial goals.

 

With the Millionaire Maker Machine, we experience "Big Ticket" days where thousands of dollars arrive by Fedx or UPS.

Isn't that amazing and that creates an opportunity for immediate savings.  Don't just go out and blow it!  Please be practical and just don't spend all the cash you get.  Smart people, who are prosperous save it.  

 

Get on top of your bills.  As you start receiving these large amounts of money always tackle your bills first, pay off all your creditors, your car loan, your school loan and finally your mortgage.  If you don't own your own house or condo then save up your earnings and buy it with cash.  Save your cash celebrations and partying until you've reached a goal!

 

“Most people spend some money, pay their bills and save what’s left,” says Butler. “And that’s backwards: You should be saving for your financial goals first, paying your bills and and then consider spending the extra cash you have leftover.”

 

Another trap is putting your good money habits off till “later,” when life will get easier. The thing is, somehow the minute your income increases, the demands on your money seem to as well.  My advice is: Make BIG money, save & invest it!

 

Now, keep in mind, we’re not suggesting you sock all of your money away and live on rice cakes. As experts say put 10% locked away - in a interest bearing or investment account.  I have helped people make twenty thousand dollars a month part time, now that is a lot of money to spend but you would be suprised finding the newly rich go broke buying estates they cannot yet really afford.  If you make 10K today put it into a money market or pay off some bills first.  Do the best you can to stay away from risky investments, gambling or frivilous spending.  You don't need that new Mercedes today. 

 

Sock as much money as you can far out of the reach of your spending habits.   Even if you are just getting started don't waste a month, I’m asking you to put away $50, or a small amount that you can afford just to get into a healthy habit.

 

Experts say you really can’t underestimate the power of starting small, because most of the time that momentum builds, and once we see progress, we tend to "repeat behaviors.”  My goal is to help as many people as possible become prosperous as fast as they can.  It begins with MAKING AS MUCH MONEY AS POSSIBLE THEN SAVING & INVESTING IT!

 

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4. Live Like a “Secret” Rich Person

For some, the image of a millionaire conjures visions of sprawling mansions and shiny Bentleys. But most millionaires don’t live large like that—rather, they tend to live well below their “means” and do more saving than spending. In other words, they’re not flashing their money, according to Dr. Thomas J. Stanley, co-author of “The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy.” Stanley’s book, which details more than two decades worth of surveys and personal interviews with millionaires, reveals that much of the wealth in America is more often the result of hard work, diligent savings, and living below your means.

 

Las Vegas–based David Sapper, who owns a successful used car business, and his real-estate broker wife make a combined income of $500,000 per year. Yet they live like “secret” rich people, only spending $2,500 per month on all bills and extracurricular expenses like eating out, unlike many of their peers. By putting 90% of his income into savings and investments, Sapper says he’ll be able to retire early.

 

There are so many examples of people using the Millionaire Maker Machine who are making HUGE piles of money and they are doing the right thing by saving it and not blowing it away too.

 

Here is some wild advice, ready to hear it? “First, get into the Millionaire Maker Machine opportunity and start making BIG BUCKS -- get to the point that you have the amount of money to pay for what you need and feeling good about it. Once there you will know when you are making the amount of money that allows you to live happily and comfortable.

 

Sapper said. “I had an ‘aha!’ moment when I was watching MTV, and LL Cool J was saying, ‘I lease a Honda Accord for $399 a month,’ while other rappers are going broke.”  I love making the money I do with my machine and I save all of it.

 

If you have kids, think about their future, do you have enough saved for college?  Do you have emergency cash on hand?

How much?  Enough to retire today?  If not, get serious about making the kind of money you need to be free financially!

 

5. Tackle Retirement Now

If you’re in your twenties or thirties, retirement can seem eons away—and saving for it might not seem like a priority. It’s easy to understand: In between paying to attend weddings (which average something like $600 per guest), saving for a down payment on a home, and using anything leftover to put toward “necessities” like vacation, how are you supposed to save anything for retirement?

 

RELATED: Confessions of an Average Joe: ‘I’ve Saved $600K for Retirement—just by using the Millionaire Maker Machine’

 

Unfortunately the later you start saving, the more you’ll have to save. But the sooner you sock money away, the more time it has to compound and grow.

 

If, for example, you’re 30 and putting $50 a month into a retirement account with a 7% rate of return, that $50 a month would turn into $56,000 in 30 years, says Blaylock. Should you wait to age 40, you would need to contribute $110 per month to get to that same goal. This is because your money has less time to grow which minimizes the impact of compound interest. (For more on compound interest and why losing time on retirement can hurt you, check out “The Secret of Retirement Savings: You Can’t Make up for Lost Time.”)

 

 

More insights 

http://www.learnvest.com/2014/05/money-habits/?

 

http://www.prevention.com/sites/default/files/28-Day-Challenge-10-Minute-Toners-1.pdf