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Making Your First Million
wealthy." I hope what I am showing you in this book will teach you how to make greater
wealth and more money than you can spend in a lifetime, even when you have none to
start with.
Wealth is how you perceive yourself and your world. It's your central vision, your
purpose, that which drives you at your central core. Get the core right and wealth will
flow automatically. Like the high-jumper who reached his limit and couldn't get any
higher, we need to take the coach's advice: "Get the heart right. Throw your heart over
the bar and your body will follow." There's a secret here. I'm giving you the Sunday
papers on Saturday morning. I am telling you the winning Lotto numbers before they're
drawn. Tune in and listen to this secret and you'll win Lotto every other draw. And you
won't even have to buy a ticket.
Wealth is simply the Principles of Abundance put into practice. The more we apply the
principles, the smoother our life runs. We get what we give, and so, as we give, we
achieve greater and greater success. What do we do with it? We create more
opportunities to give. We build. We create resources for our community. We create jobs.
We build housing and factories and land subdivisions and retirement homes and shops
and holiday resorts and power stations and transport facilities. The enormous taxes we
pay, we pay willingly, to build roads and schools and hospitals and airports. Why? For
ourselves? So we can stuff our face with more cream cakes? So we can make money to
show off and brag to others about our vast possessions and put them down? No. To be of
value to others. We create wealth for others, out of love. We've been given great wealth
but we have to use it wisely or we'll lose it. You only get to keep what you willingly give
away.
Over the years I've had some contact with people from indigenous communities in
Australia and Canada. The pendulum of colonialism has in recent years swung in their
favour and the government has, as a salve to our collective conscience, legislated to
compensate for past wrongs by opening their check books and giving them money. In
Australia we have given our indigenous communities sit-down money and, now,
significant parcels of land and money. But we haven't helped them to turn that money
into wealth, and without good stewardship this largesse will be dissipated. The
government will say "But we gave you money." And the rednecks will say: "I told you
so".
There is a saying. It's not original, but I believe it to be true: If you took all the money in
the world and evenly distributed it, within 24 hours it would start to go back to the way it
was, and within 5 years you would hardly notice any difference to the way it always was.
Why is this so? It has to do with attitude. If you have the attitude of wealth then money
accumulates. If you have an attitude of money, you'll spend it and it'll be gone, regardless
of how much you start with. This is often expressed as: "To he that has, more will be
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