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To lead an abundant life it is very important to know your own personal path to wealth. There are many ways to create wealth, however to be really successful you have to be in your flow. How do you get into your flow? One tried and tested method is to recognise what your attributes are and what you ar best at. This is done very effectively by identifying your wealth profile which can easily be done by taking the wealth dynamics profiling test.



WEALTH DYNAMICS is Roger Hamilton's trademark wealth profiling system, which can determine your path of least resistance to wealth.

 

 

THE WEALTH MYTH

Advice on how to get rich is everywhere. "Start a business", "Create passive income", "options trading", "property investment", "buy low, sell high","sell high, buy low"...

Until we know our personal path to wealth, it's all just noise.

 

 

 

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THE EIGHT WEALTH PROFILES

Here are the eight wealth profiles snapshot that create value and leverage in unique combinations:

THE CREATOR
Wealth from products: Examples include Bill Gates, Richard Branson, Walt Disney

THE STAR
Wealth from their personal brand: Examples include Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson, Michael Schumacher

THE SUPPORTER
Wealth from leadership: Examples include Jack Welch, Steve Balmer, Steve Case

THE DEAL MAKER
Wealth from the deal: Examples include Donald Trump, Rupert Murdoch, Li Ka Shing

THE TRADER
Wealth from trades: Examples include George Soros, Kirk Kerkorian

THE ACCUMULATOR
Wealth from appreciation: Examples include Warren Buffett, Paul Allen

THE LORD
Wealth from cashflow: Examples include John D Rockefeller, John Paul Getty

THE MECHANIC
Wealth from system: Examples include Sam Walton, Ray Krok, Jeff Bezos

 

 

WHY IS KNOWING YOUR PROFILE ESSENTIAL?

Each profile is a different game with different rules. What every one of the above wealth creators has in common is that they played their game and their game only, day in, day out. Where a wealth creator changes game (Steve Case - Supporter to Deal Maker, Martha Stewart - Star to Trader, Richard Li, Deal Maker to Supporter) they quickly lose their wealth. Each profile requires an entirely different strategy, a different team, different mentors, a different wealth network and a different financial fitness. Ultimately, the ongoing success of each comes down to sustained focus in that profile... Bill Gates didn't get into deal making at a time when the entire tech industry did. Instead, he focused even more on being creative. Warren Buffett didn't get into trading when everyone was telling him to, but instead continued to focus his time on accumulating the right assets at the right time - and doing it with passion.

"I may have more money than you, but money doesn't make the difference. If there is any difference between you and me it may simply be that I get up every day and have a chance to do what I love to do, every day. If you learn anything from me, this is the best advice I can give you."

- WARREN BUFFETT  

 

THE WEALTH EQUATION

 

All wealth is built from a basic equation: WEALTH = VALUE x LEVERAGE

 

THE OPPOSITES OF THE EQUATION
VALUE
There are two opposites to how value is created. This is based on the way that your thinking brain is naturally oriented:
1. Some of us have a tendency towards high frequency 'intuitive' thinking. We will create value through the first of the opposites: INNOVATION. The value is in something new - faster, smaller, bigger, cheaper, better, etc.
2. Some of us have a tendency towards low frequency 'sensory' thinking. We will create value through the other opposite: TIMING. The value is in time - why innovate when you know when to buy and when to sell?

LEVERAGE
There are also two opposites to how we leverage. This is based on our action dynamic - the way we naturally translate our thinking into action:
1. Some of us have an internal action dynamic, where we will rely more on systems and numbers to interpret and act. We will leverage by being able to answer the question "How can this happen without me" and to leverage we: MULTIPLY.
2.. Some of us have an external action dynamic, where we will rely more on people and communication to interpret and act. We will leverage by being able to answer the question "How can this only happen with me" and to leverage we: MAGNIFY.

These four opposites make up the four sides of the Wealth Dynamics Square.

"If you want to learn basketball, don't spend your time on the football pitch."
- ROGER HAMILTON

 

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