In the United States, our freedoms of speech, the press, and the right of people to peacefully assemble were intended to “secure the Blessings of Liberty to Ourselves and our Posterity.” This is the underlying right of all Americans to what I term financial freedom.
By reading my book, “Reawakening an American Dream” and applying the success standards found within, you have pushed back the roiling arena of public opinion. You have proclaimed that growing rich is your inalienable right.
Intended or not, idealistically fair values were interlaced into the fabric of this nation’s founding documents so that dreams buttressed by that driving force would make this country great. Some may deny the powerful principles that shaped the ideals of our founders and the subsequent economic greatness their beliefs sowed. But the formula remains a fact—wealth can be created without treading on others by consistently harnessing an individual’s strength with his or her conscience.
Moniker of a Millionaire
Climbing the ladder to financial success in America—and to be christened with the moniker of millionaire—has always been fraught with complexities that can seem downright unfair, even insurmountable. Yet many fellow Americans regularly set out on this journey and ultimately reach their goals of wealth and financial independence while living quietly among us.
Numerous mistaken misconceptions shroud the true character of the self-made millionaire. But from this book, you saw moral values turned into financial values. Some of these heroes did it purposely, some unsuspectingly. But all of them demonstrated, in varying degrees, that good-natured actions supported their efforts and propelled them to their goals.
The advantage of research underpinning this book is to identify for you what fits most comfortably while setting free individual techniques from deep within you into the marketplace.
Widening Disconnect
When starting the research for this book, I was serving corporate agendas and getting paid well to do so but had explicit concerns about the current state of affairs. I warned that derivative abuses and credit concerns at the highest levels could cause pecuniary upheaval. A massive real estate downturn and Great Recession soon followed. Banks that caused the recession through their own risky investments (permitted by Congress’s repeal of the 1933 Glass-Steagall Act) drove themselves out of business—only to be bailed out with taxpayer dollars.
Ironically, when homeowners couldn’t make their mortgage payments, these same banks foreclosed on the very taxpayers who financed their rescue!
The whole debacle caused devastating suffering for the majority of society—the people who paid a high price for those arrogant mistakes. It was no surprise to associates close to me that I became increasingly uncomfortable with the widening disconnect between the super-rich and the ordinary people who traditionally drove economic prosperity.
A Monetary-Demographic Exploration
I started identifying that unique set of “ordinary” millionaires, and I nicknamed them the Quiet Rich out of respect for their achievements.
Increasingly intrigued, I conducted deeper behavioral economic analysis and before long made groundbreaking discoveries about how people with a seven-digit net worth created their affluence. By applying further cognitive psychology, we analyzed how they made financial decisions and even what they thought about themselves.
At the time, Behavioral Finance was a sub-field and not as popular as it is today. Somehow, though, our spot-on research found its way into financial commentaries for radio, television, print and even became a radio series.
Demand for more information about average all-American millionaires intensified and so did my research. Recognizing the need to share intimate details of how financial and social understanding can improve lives, I began to write incessantly.
Inner Voice Opening
In a time when the chirping of in-your-face media is so omnipresent that it can stifle the spirit, I wanted to open the inner voice as a lead singer to industrial-sized search engines and sociopathic egos—a voice that would beckon people to think freely.
After years of drilling down into this unique set of millionaires using proprietary matrixes to analyze and uncover their secret success standards, my institute correlated the data against practical-use-theory psychological types. In doing this, we exposed deep knowledge about cognitive and behavioral decision processing that I blended into chapters based on specific personality types.
The approach of layering in hundreds of case studies in writing this book permits various outcomes to naturally unfold within readers. At the same time, it initiates a self-actualization process from the multiple character experiences. This is effective because, although DNA may be a locked safe of genetic information, its active counterpart, RNA, has been responding to environments throughout evolution. The continued synthesis of knowledge and skills recounted through these multidimensional stories stimulates the brain’s neurotransmitters to signal the growth of new pathways.
Research shows that human-to-human bonding around associative content is highly effective in achieving one’s goals. So, connecting these secret success standards by personality type makes it easier to use the stories to make positive change happen. Thus, anyone can achieve their own vision of the American Dream!
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