Secrets of the Millionaire Mind

Success Story from Andrew Wilton
Harv,
My name is Andrew Wilton and I am eighteen years old. I 
have just completed my first year of university. I attended 
the Millionaire Mind Intensive two years ago and I have 
been using the techniques I learned there ever since.
This past February for reading week, while my friends 
were working or visiting their families, using the money that 
I had saved through your methods, I was able to spend ten 
days on the southern coast of Spain. What an experience!
I wouldn’t have had the financial freedom to go wherever 
I wanted and do whatever I wanted if I hadn’t implemented 
the strategies I learned at the MMI.
Thank you, Harv. 

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Rich people constantly learn and grow. 
Poor people think they already know. 
At the beginning of my live seminars, I introduce people to 
what I call “the three most dangerous words in the English 
language.” Those words are “I know that.” So how do you 
know if you know something? Simple. If you live it, you know 
it. Otherwise, you heard about it, you read about it, or you talk 
about it, but you don’t know it. Put bluntly, if you’re not really 
rich and really happy, there’s a good chance you still have 
some things to learn about money, success, and life.
As I explained at the beginning of this book, during my 
“broke” days, I was fortunate to get some advice from a mul-
timillionaire friend who had some compassion for my plight. 
Remember what he said to me: “Harv, if you’re not as suc-
cessful as you’d like to be, there’s something you don’t know.” 
Fortunately, I took his suggestion to heart and went from 
being a “know-it-all” to a “learn-it-all.” From that moment on, 
everything changed.
Poor people are often trying to prove that they’re right. 
They put on a mask as if they’ve got it all figured out, and it’s 
just some stroke of bad luck or a temporary glitch in the 
universe that has them broke or struggling.
One of my more famous lines is “You can be right or you 
can be rich, but you can’t be both.” Being “right” means hav-
ing to hold on to your old ways of thinking and being. Un-
fortunately, these are the ways that got you exactly where you 
are now. This philosophy also pertains to happiness, in that 
“you can be right or you can be happy.”

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