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"Unlock
the Powers Within Your Own Mind That Will Have You Achieving
Amazing Results Towards a Life of Fabulous Wealth, Health and
Blissful Abundance!"
From:
Mark Lewis
Friday 11:15 a.m
Dear
Friend,
I
know your time is valuable, but I have a bit of explaining to
do and would appreciate your patience for a moment because...
I
need your help!
I
have held the release of a new book that is intended to reach
a great many people and need experiences from people like you
to help them.
You
see I believe financial success is not so much about what you
know, how hard you work or the program you use, it is a product
of your mind.
And
the book explains in simple language about your mind. How it
works and how it comes to think about things. How it has taken
you to the point in your life that you are at now. How it has
made decisions that have affected not only your financial status,
but also your health, your weight, your working life, where
you live and even your relationships.
Often
decisions that you look upon in hindsight and wonder "why?"
The
book is also about giving you action steps to overcome those
unconscious decisions that can put up invisible barriers in
your life, allow you to break free and attain the happiness
and joy you deserve.
When
it comes to creating wealth there are many people who cannot
get out of the debt cycle. Begin wealth creation programs, be
they stocks, property or private business, but never succeed
to any point of satisfaction or they cannot save money for a
number of reasons.
At
this point in time you may find it easier to blame yourself
when you fall short or give up on a goal. What would you usually
say to excuse it? "I will never have the will power to
stop spending", "living is so expensive now, I just
don't earn enough to get ahead", "I can't change jobs
and start all over again". Or you could blame someone else
- "I was ripped off by the one who sold me the program…
I work hard for my boss, he should pay me more… this new
fancy program is really the answer, but it's just so expensive…"
But
this can happen one too many times in your life and the 'pattern'
may be the same in a lot of things you do.
You
see we all have 'patterns' that are run by our sub-conscious
minds to keep us in that familiar, non-scary place called our
comfort zone!
The
pattern that makes you spend excessively may be the same pattern
that makes you over eat causing weight problems. Or the pattern
that makes you give up on a business or financial enterprise
when you are so close to your goal is the same pattern that
makes you sabotage a relationship when it could develop into
something meaningful.
Now
if you have read this far I would like to say two things to
you:
First
of all, thank you for sticking with me. Secondly…
I
can only assume that that you are at a point in your life that
may have you looking for a change, questioning choices or wanting
answers to the negative patterns that plague your life.
Although
it may seem hard at times, you are actually at a good point
in your life because…
It
is said that recognition is the first step to change.
So
if you have previously or can now recognize your pattern, that
is the kind of help you can give by sharing it with others and
I'd invite you to go to the form at the bottom of the page where
you can fill in your story.
If
you would still like to help but are struggling to get my point
I will detail a few examples from the book in the hope that
it further explains what you can offer:
Michael
and the movies - I met Michael at a business seminar I went
to. Michael was intelligent with a great sense of humor and
had come along to the seminar keen to learn and work through
the modules so we got along well.
In
talking with Michael I found out that he owned a production
company that was doing over a million dollars in revenue. I
also found out that he had lost this business due to his secretary
stealing the money that was supposed to be paying the taxes.
The
subsequent troubles with the tax department left him without
a business and the strain on his personal life ended his ten
year 'perfect' marriage.
In
general discussion Michael was telling me how even as a young
boy he would come up with ways to make money or do deals to
get things that his family couldn't afford.
He
remembers a time when other children in his class would wear
the latest football apparel that his parents wouldn't get him.
In order to feel like he had the same, Michael offered to do
the creative art assignment for some of the boys and they would
pay him. This worked well until the teacher recognized some
of the works being similar. The boys quickly told on Michael
and his parents were called to the school.
Rather
than praising him for his ingenuity, understanding why he did
what he did, Michael's father reacted badly and treated him
as though he had stolen the things he acquired with his money
and took them away.
Michael
then recalled other occasions if he took an extra cookie or
toy he would have to give them back.
I
asked Michael if that's what happened with his marriage and
business… things had gotten too good so they had to be
taken away?
Simon
and the 'sins of the father' - Simon has always looked up
to his father, which is not a bad thing. Simon's dad was always
fun to be around, generous with his time and a good provider
for his family.
Mostly
times were good and everyone was happy, but it's the subtle
habits we pick up from others that can block us from achieving
what we really want.
Simon's
father had a lot of opinions and would say at lot of things.
Simon heard them all and thought that he'd forgotten most of
them.
He
would often say things like "If you find a dollar make
a prisoner of it!", but would spend money on his children
at the drop of a hat.
Simon's
mind would store everything it heard and saw and would reveal
themselves in Simon's actions.
Simons
'pattern' of saving for a time then completely spending his
savings on luxury's would often leave him with no cash flow
as he played out his fathers words, see him watch his weight
and diet then binge eat and not work it off.
Simon
then thought about other things his dad would say such as a
boxing term "you have to keep your left out". This
referred to being on guard and wary of or not trusting people.
He realized he was often closed to people and not willing to
try new ventures. This would affect him financially and in relationships.
James' story - possibly the most difficult and disheartening
of all obstacles to overcome is one you cannot see. A silent
and sneaky opponent that gets a hold of you long before you
realize it. James' story is about just such an issue and something
that a great majority of people have as a part of their lives.
Now
James has never been homeless, he hasn't been bankrupt or desperately
down on his luck. He did ok in school and was able to easily
get good stable work and earn an average to good income.
James
has never really had major health issues. He hasn't been to
hospital, had a broken bone or taken longer than a week off
school or work.
His
relationships are good and consistent, his children appear to
be well balanced and he always felt that he had a good relationship
with both his parents.
James
was never abused or molested as a child. He wasn't bullied at
school or made to feel different in any way.
Like
everyone I suppose, there was fun with family and friends, even
the odd fight or two. So there were good days and bad days,
average days and memorable ones, nothing he thought would require
therapy or sessions of self discovery.
Even
taking into account that things look better when you are looking
back on them, the only drama in James' life were mainly on the
television or in movies.
There was never a sense of 'lack' in James' life, but by the
same token there wasn't an 'excess'. He always seemed to have
enough of what was needed - love, health so wealth.
But
James senses something. It's just a feeling, a subtle feeling,
that something is not quite right.
He
has noticed that he has gotten himself into a bit of debt. Not
enough to force bankruptcy, but enough to make things 'tight'.
Mortgage payments, credit card debt and living expenses leave
nothing left for savings and luxuries.
Living
from paycheck to paycheck is getting James down and he wants
to do something about it, but no matter what he tries he cannot
get the energy, the consistency or the drive to get any results.
That
prompted James to have a look at himself and he didn't like
what he saw.
His
finances, his weight, his relationships… whatever he wanted
to better about himself, even with the best of intentions, he
could not make any improvements.
He
had the seeming 'non-problem' that many of us has. The familiar
surroundings that James has always been in, his comfort zone,
is just so comfortable that he has never needed the necessary
drive or effort to gain that little bit extra in life. And now
that he really needs that energy he cannot produce it.
Now
none of these stories are very remarkable or cause a great deal
of hardship to those involved. No different to the normal day-to-day
experiences that you or I might have and in that way are easy
to relate to.
Do
any of these stories seem familiar, remind you of yourself or
someone you know?
Did
they help you think of your own circumstances?
Do
you find you over spend to mask a feeling? Do you often neglect
to work on a new business enterprise as you 'busy yourself'
with mindless tasks to disguise an emotion?
Are
you really just scared, scared of failure or even success because
of the ridicule or attention you might receive?
Or
have you just become so 'unaware' of yourself that you find
yourself in a familiar place that is not so comfortable?
An
important side note: This is not about blame. Blaming someone
else for your current circumstances, as I believe blame takes
the power away from you. This is about understanding and awareness
of how you are which is a much more positive and capable position
to move forward from.
Also
we can have many patterns, both positive and negative, but it
is the negative patterns that inhibit our growth and possibilities
that we want to become aware of work with/work out.
With
that all said, if you can now recognize your own experiences
I would really appreciate it if you would take a moment to let
me know what your "pattern" (or patterns) may be.
If something doesn't come directly to mind I'd invite you to
add this page to your favorites and have a think about it. I
can guarantee that your story will really help someone else
looking for answers.
All
you have to do is type your personal experience in the box below
and click submit. OK, here's the easy form:
Thank
you very much for helping this book be of value to as many people
as possible.
Sincerely,
Mark
Lewis
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