59. How to Build Financial Wealth

The ONE Thing

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Entrepreneurship, Business, Careers

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🗓️ 27 July 2017

⏱️ 30 minutes

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How much would you pay to learn what Gary Keller has to teach about building wealth? Today, you don't have to pay anything. Gary Keller recently spent two hours teaching people about what it means to build wealth, and we're going to share the biggest takeaways so you can get value from it too. The ONE Thing to Implement From This Episode: These lessons have the capacity to dramatically change the trajectory of your life... if you follow them. Start simple: What's the ONE thing you can do from this episode that will make everything else easier or unnecessary? Just pick one and don't start another until you earn the right. In this episode you will learn... [3:45] Why you have to decide who you are and what your purpose is before you can amass financial wealth. [5:35] The ONE requirement for living an extraordinary life. [12:45] Why money comes to you when you're doing the right thing. [14:10] Why you need to learn the unique rules and disciplines associated with money (if you don't want to be financially illiterate). [16:25] The #1 reason people do not succeed. [17:50] The biggest myth about building financial wealth. [21:50] How you can follow Gary Keller's 8 concepts of personal money management. Production & Development for The ONE Thing Podcast by Podcast Masters Mentioned in this episode: Factor 75 Head to FactorMeals.com/one50 and use code one50 to get 50% off. That’s code one50 at FactorMeals.com/one50 to get 50% off! Factor 75

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0:00.0	This is the One Thing podcast where we teach you the surprisingly simple truth behind extraordinary results.
0:09.0	My name's Jeff Woods. I'm the Vice President here at the One Thing team. In the last episode you got to learn about the importance of values in business with Dina Dwyer Owens. If you missed that episode, it was a really good one. I enjoyed my conversation thoroughly
0:24.1	with Dina and she's one of the best when I can think of in terms of somebody who has
0:28.0	scaled a really large successful business over time and kept values at the
0:31.8	core of that business.
0:33.0	So if you missed it, check it out.
0:34.9	This episode is a sweet treat.
0:36.9	I'm recording this for you moments after walking out of a room
0:40.9	where for the past two hours, Gary Keller was teaching about what it means to truly
0:46.4	build wealth. Imagine having the opportunity to sit in front of a tighten of their industry that has a net worth
0:57.6	larger than probably anybody that you know and the opportunity for them to teach you about what it means to build wealth.
1:04.9	How much would you pay for that?
1:07.6	Today the answer is you don't have to pay anything because I'm in a review much of the
1:12.2	material that was covered my notes from it and my
1:15.7	takeaways so that hopefully this brings value to you and shifts your
1:19.0	perspective about what it means to be wealthy and what it means to specifically be financially
1:25.5	wealthy. It's important that you understand that everything you're about to hear
1:29.7	today is Gary's perspective on how he has lived his life. He began by sharing that
1:37.3	very specifically with us that he is going to talk to share his self-talk. It is not
1:41.8	soliciting advice to you on what you need to do.
1:45.2	This is what Gary has done. This is what Gary believes for Gary.
1:50.4	You now get to listen to this and ask the question, what of all this information do I want to take action on in my life?
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