Wealth Creation Blog

From early in life, we have become financially conditioned to:

• Work hard

• Earn money

• Skimp and save money where we can

• Believe money is the root of all evil

We know that to succeed at wealth creation we have to work to recondition ourselves towards wealth. We have to accept that wealth is not a bad thing, and we have to start living the life we hope to have in order to attract more wealth.

One of the ways we change our wealth conditioning is by living a life of quality. To do that, we have to start with the way we live life everyday; with things as simple as the everyday purchases we make.

The wealthy live a life of quality, and that is exactly the life you are trying to achieve. The wealthy do not settle for the cheaply made and poorly functioning. They buy quality products within their budget, and they feel good about the things they buy and own.

And thus, they surround themselves with an energy and an air of quality

Now how is that different than what you are doing? Are you living a life of quality, surrounding yourself with positive energy and an air of success? Or are you settling for the ‘cheap and cheerful’ as Jamie McIntyre’s mentor calls it, and surrounding yourself with that?

Achieving the wealth creation mindset, the mindset of a millionaire, starts, in part, with living a life of quality—living the life you are working to achieve in its totality.

However, this is not a free-reign to bury yourself further in debt so that you can say you are living a life of quality for wealth creation. This is simply a change in your buying habits that entails buying the best you can afford, within reason and budget, and buying less.

Once you start doing this, it won’t be long before you start feeling its effects. You will begin to appreciate what you have more, value it more, value yourself more, and attract more quality to your life and finances. You will start enjoying the wealth creation lifestyle!

Sean Rasmussen
Wealth Creation Blog
UniversalWealthCreation.com © 2004 - 2008

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People today are busy, busy, busy. Too busy. Everybody is running, moving, always doing. People are always engaged in activity of some sort or another. You might think that with all of this activity, we would be really going somewhere! Why, then, are most people getting nowhere? Something a lot of people do not realize is that activity does not equal action and productivity. The fact that you are always moving and doing does not mean you are accomplishing a thing. It does not mean you are making any real strides towards wealth creation and financial freedom.

Creating An RPA

What is RPA? RPA is a term coined by Jamie McIntyre at the 21st Century Academy. It’s an abbreviation that represents a planning process; a process which consists of being

• Results focused

• Purpose driven

• Action oriented

The RPA process helps you come at every decision in a more goal-oriented fashion so that you can achieve whatever it is you have set out to do. RPA gives point and purpose to the activity in your life, and turns motion into action that gets results.

RPA is not a hard process, just a different and more productive one. You can learn the basics of RPA in minutes, and start implementing it just as quickly. You only need to adopt three easy steps, and apply them to everything you do.

Here’s how RPA works:

For every situation, ask yourself,

• “What do I want to get out of this situation? What is the result I am hoping for?” Do this instead of asking yourself what you should do.

• “What is my purpose?” knowing your purpose will give you the reason to go on and persevere, even under difficult circumstances.

• “How will I achieve this?” Determine what steps you need to take in order to achieve the result you want. Take Action!

RPA is really a simple process, and one that many people even know already that they should be engaging in. But many times we become overwhelmed and cannot bring ourselves to the most important step—to taking action.

If you can learn to apply the principles of RPA to your life, to every decision in your life, you will be well on your way to succeeding in wealth creation, to creating wealth and achieving financial independence.

Sean Rasmussen
Wealth Creation Blog
UniversalWealthCreation.com © 2004 - 2008

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A change in your wealth condition has to start with a change in your wealth conditioning.

For the majority of us, we have been raised in a counterproductive wealth conditioning. We have been taught that money is bad, that it causes more problems that it solves.

Jamie McIntyre’s millionaire mentor explained it best

“The way we teach our children disengages them from money. It discourages them from having wealth because we condition them that it is wrong to be wealthy.”

He goes on to talk about the many clichés and “proverbs” that we are raised with. Things like:

• “The meek will inherit the earth”

• “Money is the root of all evil”

• “Money changes everything” (but why does that have to mean for the worse?)

And as he goes on to say, there is no truth behind statements like these. The Universe, as Jamie’s mentor says, is not emotionally invested in your financial outcome. The universe is neutral. The only person interested in your financial success is you, and so the only person that is stopping you from succeeding and creating financial wealth is you.

If we are to find success in wealth creation we have to first recondition ourselves, and relearn that money is not an evil. It is not a devil that is working against you; it is not a universal force that is out of your control; it is not something you can only have at the expense of another.

The supply of money on the earth is endless, and there is more than enough to go around. Building financial wealth for the benefit of you and yours by no means requires you to keep your brother or sister, friend, or neighbor in financial hardship. On the other hand, wealth creation can provide you with the means to help those you choose to help, and to teach others to do the same.

It’s time to stop thinking about money as the base of all our problems, and start recognizing it for the opportunity that it truly is. It’s time to start on the path to wealth creation for a better life for all.

Sean Rasmussen
Wealth Creation Blog
UniversalWealthCreation.com © 2004 - 2008

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When Jamie McIntyre first determined to make himself rich, one of the first things he recognized was that he had little useful knowledge in wealth creation. Jamie took an honest look at the education he had received in school and University in the 20th century, and determined that this education (based really on education developed in and for the 19th century) was severely lacking for anyone hoping to succeed financially in the 21st century; his dated education was of little use to him in creating wealth utilizing the financial systems and rules of today’s financial world.

Jamie sums it up this way: “common sense told me that to excel in the 21st Century one needed an education designed for today’s world…” But where are you supposed to get one?

There is no public or private school that you can go to get a 21st century education

Our educational institutions just have not evolved that far. The educational institutions we are learning from are still steeped in a tradition of preparing students for the working world—for teaching them how to get the skills to work and make money—to collect a paycheck.

But as Jamie McIntyre realized, no one will get very far by using only the knowledge he or she gained from school. This put Jamie on a different path, in search of a truly useful education; one that could do more than get him a job, one that could teach him how to take the money he’d earned and put it to use making more money for him. Jamie was looking for an education that would teach him how to do what the wealthy do—create wealth from wealth; let money work for him, instead of him working for money.

Jamie spent years and hundreds of thousands of dollars learning to create wealth

And today, his work is our gain (and his, too—Jamie’s living very well these days!). Fortunately, Jamie also had the foresight to know that what he learned could be dramatically reduced and formulated into the very type of education that is lacking in the world—a 21st Century education.

This is the education that you need to succeed in wealth creation. It is more than an education in finance, it is an innovative program that teaches us how to create wealth and achieve financial freedom. This program, which I offer to you and offer my unending support in obtaining, is the education you didn’t get in school. No doubt that is a very big reason why you are still searching to find the answers to wealth creation and financial freedom.

Sean Rasmussen
Wealth Creation Blog
UniversalWealthCreation.com © 2004 - 2008

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In just 21 days you can be well on your way to success in wealth creation. Yes, just three short weeks from now you can have all the building blocks in place to lay the foundation for a lifetime of financial success. I realize that probably sounds as gimmicky to you as it does to me, but there is truth in what I say here.Studies have shown that it takes the average person about 21 days to create a new habit. That means that if you do something each day for a period of three weeks, it will then become part of your daily routine. And for most of us, what is routine is far more painless.

When you create a new habit or routine, you invite an activity into your life. You know, almost automatically, that you will do that thing everyday. You’ve made a time and a space for the activity in your life, and so it is not a chore to ‘find the time’ to see to a matter. And no matter how busy life gets, you can rest assured that that routine will be attended to—because you’ve made it an important part of your life.

Wealth Creation In 21 Days

So how can you apply this to wealth creation? There are many ways, actually.

For starters, make wealth creation a part of your lifestyle, every day. Each day, do something that is geared toward creating wealth. Make it your express purpose every day to attend to a matter of wealth creation or financial success.

What you do does not need to be exactly the same every day. What is important here is that you are creating that time and space in your life for wealth creation. You can start small and build upon your efforts. And every day, it will get easier and easier to do so.

Start off with a small, achievable goal—one that you can feel good about, one that gives you the feeling of positive, forward motion; one that feels that you have taken action and impels you toward more action! This can be reading, researching, filling out a wealth creation worksheet, completing one activity on your wealth creation checklist…

No doubt that your life is as harried as everyone else’s, so make your initial goals something that won’t take up your entire day. If you can commit even a small amount of time every day to building wealth, you can meet that goal and move ahead.

As your efforts come to naturally incorporate into your life, the efforts will get easier—until they are barely an effort at all; because after all, what stops us so much of the time is not finding the time.

Start today to build your routine of wealth creation, and then watch as you begin to replace much less meaningful things in life with this new found habit of success.

Sean Rasmussen
Wealth Creation Blog
UniversalWealthCreation.com © 2004 - 2008

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