How have the richest people in the World got so wealthy when they have followed such opposing paths to success? Bill Gates leverages his products with other people’s systems. Jeff Bezos leverages his system with other people’s products. Jack Welsh chose to run companies he did not start. Richard Branson chose to start companies he does not run. Warren Buffet invests in companies he neither started nor runs…

Which path should you follow?
Up until now the only way to discover which path is right for you has been through trial and error. Make your money in business, then lose it on the stock market… Spend years earning money working for someone else, and then lose it all starting your own business...

Wealth Dynamics was developed by Roger Hamilton and is now adopted by entrepreneurs world-wide to identify the path that is right for them:
The path of least resistance.
Wealth Dynamics is a profiling system that assesses your personality, strengths, productivity, values and group behaviour, to determine your most natural way to build wealth.

When you have completed your profile, you will discover the most natural path for you to find your flow – the path that will lead to the greatest attraction. You will find that this flow is not measured by how much you have,but by how much you are creating and contributing. Wealth does not come from the resources you are holding onto, but from your power to attract what ever resources you need whenever you need them. Understanding the eight wealth profiles, the game each plays and the rules of each game, allows you to identify your different mentors, role models and partners. It allows you to build effective teams and to lead, learn, connect and communicate in the way that suits you and your relationships.

You will understand
where to invest your time,
how to create value and
leverage that value,
what type of opportunities are right for you,
which ones are wrong for you.
when to say yes and, more importantly,
when to say no.

The online test will automatically provide you with your Wealth profile, together with your percentage of each frequency, your primary profile, your secondary profiles, and a graph of your frequencies. When you take the online test, you will receive, together with your results, a twenty-page guide to understanding your profile.

The more clear you are of the distinctions between the profiles, the more natural it is to spot them.This comes from playing the game. A footballer who has played the game enough times can instantly spot the goalkeeper in the opposing team by his movements and posture – not just because he’s wearing the big gloves.

WHY IS 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.

There are eight different wealth creation games you can choose to play, and when you know your wealth profile, you’ll know which game to choose. Here’s a very brief explanation of each of the profiles.

The Eight Wealth Profiles

“The men who have succeeded are men who have chosen one line and stuck to it.” – Andrew Carnegie

Each of the following eight wealth profiles create value and leverage in unique combinations:

Creators are big picture thinkers with an awesome ability to get things started, although they tend to be shocking when it comes to finishing things. Their drive and momentum can be exhausting for others around them, and they themselves very rarely know how to use their drive and intuition to maximum effect. It’s common for a creator to flit from one project or opportunity to the next…without ever benefiting from the fruit of their efforts.

Examples include Bill Gates, Richard Branson, Walt Disney ,Larry Ellison

Stars are aware of the strength of their personality, and often use it to their advantage without realizing the negative impact it can have on those around them. As a star increases their ability to shine, they can often get burnt out with extreme demands on their time. Increased success frequently means greater stress, and an inability to capitalize on their stardom in a sustainable way. Examples of Stars who have found their natural path include Martha Stewart and Anthony Robbins. However, Martha Stewart didn’t know she’d found her path and deviated from it…it must have been a painful lesson.

Examples include Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson, Michael Schumacher

Supporters have strong interpersonal skills and are great at building relationships but generally poor at knowing how to use their ability to create sustainable wealth in a way that’s fun for them. They have little or no affinity for systems so it is easy for the value they create to be lost.

Examples include Jack Welch, Steve Balmer, Steve Case ,Rudolph Giuliani

Traders Many people see themselves as traders, possibly as a result of the increased profile of online, retail and options trading. In reality, most people aren’t traders, which partially explains why most who try these things, lose their money. Their strength of operating at point blank range is also their weakness as they rarely plan ahead. George Soros has achieved great wealth through following his natural path as a trader without deviating.

Examples include George Soros, Kirk Kerkorian

Accumulator The accumulator is the safest profile, and relies on a system to achieve incremental wealth growth. Many wealth seekers choose this approach but as it is also the slowest, they get itchy feet and move on before they achieve the success they hoped for. Many see accumulators as indecisive and procrastinators, and they often go unnoticed.

Examples include Warren Buffet, Paul Allen