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Issue 82 / May 28, 2010 / ISSN 1945-9300    

IN THIS ISSUE   

Guest Article  

Five Books Every New Entrepreneur Must Read  

By Karen J Miller  

Guest Book Review  

Ideas Cash Review  

Book Review by Keith McArthur  

Be Inspired II by Roger Thomas Lincoln 

Successful people read - Reading leads to Success!   

What do nearly all successfully business men and women have in common?   

We have reviewed a lot of books and articles here over the past 81 issues of Creating True Wealth. While the methods, backgrounds and talents of successful business people and entrepreneurs differ significantly there are a few elements we find over and over again. One thing that is true of virtually every successful builder of wealth is that they read and learn constantly. They are voracious learners. From their reading and other forms of learning they identify what works for others and what does not. 

Through this learning process you too can avoid other people's pitfalls and failures and learn from their success. In today's guest article Karen J. Miller identifies five good books to start anyone on their way to learning about success. These five books are available at your library or bookstore. What are you waiting for? 

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A room without books is like a body without a soul. - Cicero

Guest Article  

Category: Success  / Wealth Building  

Five Books Every New Entrepreneur Must Read  

By Karen J Miller  

The beauty of starting a home-based business is that you don't really need any experience whatsoever. If you are careful, you can align yourself with a training program and a mentor who will guide and teach you everything you need to know. 

One of the areas critical to long term success is constantly working on your personal development. This is also popularly referred to as "self help". The practice of self help became wildly popular in the late 1960s and early 1970s with the publication of Thomas A Harris, MD's book I'm OK, You're OK. Today, most people engage in some form of personal development, be it continuing education, reading or listening to books, watching a PBS program, or joining a support group. 

Anyone seriously involved in business has a mentor and actively engages in personal development. The most successful business people read a personal development book every few days. They are honing their skills and learning from a very large Master Mind group. 

An entrepreneur new to a home based business must start their library with the guidance of their mentor. A skilled and thoughtful mentor will instinctively know what work to start with and what the person is ready for next. There is no magic sequence. Every individual starts at a unique place and is ready at his or her own timing. 

Think And Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill   

This is likely the book every new entrepreneur has read, or at least has been told to read. Who wouldn't want to learn how to just think about being rich and have it happen? If the reader actually studies Think and Grow Rich, he will discover that it is quite an impactful work. Published in the 1930s, the personal issues Hill writes about are still relevant today. The thoughts and behaviors that hinder people's success in acquiring riches have been the same through the decades. 

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki   

Probably one of the most popular books on finance written in modern times, Rich Dad, Poor Dad speaks to the everyday person. The main theme is our attitudes about wealth and how we prepare ourselves and children to be money smart. There are many financial revelations in this book which make it an excellent primer for those seeking to change their perspective on wealth. 

The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson   

Olson teaches the concept of compounded interest in a whole new light. If you will just put a penny's worth of effort each day towards your goals, over time you will achieve them. If you are to be successful, you must make the Slight Edge philosophy a part of your daily attitude. Making a home-based business work takes a lot of time and effort. This has to happen over time: a little bit every day, done consistently.

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey   

Habits are a matter of choice. We can choose to continue ineffective habits, or we can chose to change those habits into more effective ones. Covey goes into the depths of our attitudes (paradigms) and principles to help us identify "where we are coming from". Once we can identify which of our paradigms are keeping us from interacting effectively with others, we can work on changing them. 

The Secrets to Manifesting Your Destiny by Dr. Wayne Dyer   

An audio that delves deeply into the heart of what troubles many people about getting what they want out of life. Dyer's work is definitely for people who have already started on the path of personal development and have begun to make some breakthroughs. Dyer has some incredible insights and speaks from a level of spiritual understanding. 

Personal development is an ongoing process. As you grow and change, you will find that when you revisit a self help book it may seem like you had never read it before. It's not that you forgot. You are simply seeing things through a different "pair of glasses". Perhaps you are seeing things clearly for the first time. 

When I started Network Marketing, I felt like I had arrived in a foreign country. I had to learn a new language, customs, and survival. The internet is full of training programs and opportunities. How do you make sense of it all and pick the right one? I specialize in mentoring and training MLM colleagues until they achieve their goals. I invite you to visit my blog at http://mlmnetworkingwomen.com/   

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Guest Book Review  

Category: Success  / Wealth Building 

Ideas Cash Review  

Book Review by Keith McArthur  

If you are interested in making money from your idea, you might be interested in reading From Idea to Cash. 

According to the author, Eric, this guide book will allow you to make money from your idea alone and will streamline your idea's progress from concept to marketplace. 

So, is it true that you can really make money just from your idea? 

I find it's hard to make money just from idea alone. Imagine talking to your closest friend about your million-dollar idea. Do you think he will believe you? I bet he won't. He'll smile or laugh at you and said that it's impossible. 

If you watched Shark Tank or Dragon's Den, you know what I mean. Everyone, including the investors is out to make sure you won't proceed with your idea except, if you are persistent. 

What Ben Franklin, Bill Gates and Alexander Graham Bell have in common? They strive and try to tell the world their ideas. 

Bill Gates doesn't get rich by becoming just another born rich genius, he determined to get his software out to the world and he succeeded. 

However, every path taken by inventor is a road less traveled. You will face difficulty, and guide book called From Idea to Cash will become one of your tools to succeed in whatever path you choose as an inventor. 

You will learn how to protect your idea from everyone through patents, trademark, copyright and every possible law available. This is important because many people want your idea and profit it just for themselves and they want to take credit from it. 

You will also learn the first step you should do to turn your idea into product and market it by yourself (and take all the profits!). If you are small business owner, this is what you want to read. 

And if you are going to make a partnership, a chapter on how to choose the right partner because you don't want to have a "sleeping" partner. You want someone who actively engaging the business like you do. 

The best part in this guide is the thirty ways to protect and capitalize on million dollar idea which is the crux of From to Cash e-book. You'll love every tips presented in this chapter (which you can see from page 66 to 72). 

The author, Eric, also offers a 60 day money back guarantee. So, if there are any reasons for you to take your money back after purchasing From Idea to cash, you can take advantage of his offer. 

I believe having From Idea to Cash guide book is essential for anyone who dreamed of becoming an inventor thanks to the HUGE amount of ideas presented in it. 

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Be Inspired II by Roger Thomas Lincoln 

He began his career as a successful William Morris talent agent. He was the first to book Simon and Garfunkel in 1964 and later to book The Supremes on their first tour. In 1968 he struck out on his own. What followed were seven years of ups and downs. He consoled himself by making rich chocolate chip cookies and giving them away to his friends. He did it as therapy for himself.  

His friends insisted that the cookies were good enough to sell and he founded his own company to sell cookies. Although he was met with some success he ultimately lost control of the company which was named after him.  

In 1993 he then founded Uncle Noname Cookies because he had lost the right to use his own name. This eventually changed to Uncle Wally's which is today worth over $30 million making muffins.  

In 1999 the Keebler Company acquired his original company and hired him to promote it. He even got his own name back to use. He went on to also found the Chip & Cookie Company in Kailua, Hawaii.  

He is not bitter about his loses. When interviewed he remains very positive and says you never know where life's turns will take you. Today "Famous" Wally Amos, the founder of the original Famous Amos Cookie Company is successful and living well. He tells people the best way to cheer yourself up when things go badly is to try to cheer someone else up.  

"You don't know where the road will lead you, but I can say now that there are no tough times, there are only opportunities to grow." - Wally "Famous" Amos 

Inspired by Extraordinary Comebacks by John A. Sarkett

©2007 by John A. Sarkett. Published by Sourcebooks, Inc.

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