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Definition of Wealth
Wealth is defined within Wealth Dynamics as the power to both create and contribute value, and to leverage that value for greatest effect.
True wealth lies in your power to give and receive at your full potential. Those who grow their wealth are continuously increasing their flow, attracting more and contributing more. Only when you live at your potential can you give at your potential. Growing wealth leads to a greater income – and a greater outcome.
Truly wealthy people have something called attraction. They have invested their time in the components of wealth: their wealth network (the people they know), their financial fitness (their mindset – and the knowledge of how to play their natural game), and the clarity of their path (we all have a path of least resistance).
The wealthy didn't get wealthy by investing their money; they got wealthy (and continue to increase their wealth) by investing their time. They invest their time on building these three components. As a result, when a wealthy person loses all their money, they haven't lost their network, mindset or clarity. These assets make it increasingly easy for them to turn the money tap straight back on again. Seen through this perspective, wealth is actually your ability to attract the resources you need, even if you were to lose all of your money.
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THE WEALTH PARADOX |
Money will always fall or rise to the level of your wealth
The Wealth Paradox is this: the more money we have, the more opportunities we have to lose it.
We've all heard of people winning the lottery or an inheritance and then blowing it spectacularly. If we were each given $1m tomorrow, most of us would have lost a significant portion of it within a year.
Why would we lose our money?
Because based on our current wealth network, mindset and path to wealth, we would spend much of it, and what we did invest, we would very likely invest in the wrong place, in the wrong way, at the wrong time.
The overwhelming evidence shows that our money will always rise or fall to the level of our wealth. In other words, we are destined to keep seeing whatever money we make drain away – until it reaches the level of our wealth. Conversely, you can take away all the money of a truly wealthy person, and you will find they have made the money back again often in an abnormally short period of time.
This is why Wealth Dynamics is not focused on making money, but on creating wealth. By creating wealth, we are then in a position to make money, retain it and give it away in order to make a difference.
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THE WEALTH EQUATION |
All wealth is built from a basic equation:
WEALTH = VALUE x LEVERAGE
Believe it or not, every single wealthy person on this planet has created money flow by creating value, and leveraging it.
| – Roger Hamilton - The Wealth Equation |
Sounds simple… but the challenge is that people appear to have made their wealth in different ways. They have – but only in one of eight different ways. These eight ways are as a result of the way in which these wealthy people naturally create value and leverage it. This is the basis of Wealth Dynamics.
Once you know your wealth profile, you are in a position to better understand how you can best create value and leverage to build your own wealth. This is extremely important, because each profile is like a different game, and therefore has its own set of rules.
Without knowing the game that’s natural for you, trying to create wealth is like trying to play soccer, hockey and rugby all on the same field, at the same time, with the same ball and the same coach. The result, whether in sport or wealth creation, is chaos, confusion and frustration.
The Opposites of the Equation – Value and Leverage
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| VALUE: There are two opposites of how value is created. |
This is based on the way that your thinking brain is naturally oriented:
1.Some of us have a tendency towards high frequency 'intuitive' thinking. We will create value through innovation. The value is in something new - faster, smaller, bigger, cheaper, better, etc.
2.Some of us have a tendency towards low frequency 'sensory' thinking. We will create value through timing. The value is in time - why innovate anything when you know when to buy and when to sell?
| – Roger Hamilton - The 2 Opposites of Value |
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LEVERAGE: There are also two opposites with how we leverage.
This is based on our action dynamic - the way we naturally translate our thinking into action:
1. Some of us have an internal action dynamic, meaning that we rely primarily on systems and numbers to interpret and act. We leverage value by being able to answer the question "How can this happen without me?", and to leverage we multiply.
2. Some of us have an external action dynamic, where we rely m ore on people and communication to interpret and act. We leverage value by being able to answer the question "How can this only happen with me?", and to leverage we magnify.
| – Roger Hamilton - The 2 Opposites of Leverage |
Your path of least resistance
Not surprisingly, what you do most naturally is also what creates the least stress and the most enjoyment – for you and others. That’s the point: if you're doing something that feels like hard work, you're already doing the wrong thing. Once you know your Wealth Dynamics profile, you’ll have clarity on your path of least resistance.
When you discover your wealth profile, you’ll also receive the rules for the game for that profile, so you:
1. gain incredible clarity on where to invest your time,
2. understand what steps you need to take next,
3. know who you need to learn from,
4. know where you need to be,
5. gain certainty on what you need to do – and equally important,
6. have clarity about what not to waste your time on any longer!
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THE RIVER OF WEALTH |
You can water your garden with a bucket, or you can water it with a permanent river. Every great Wealth Creator has created their own river. When we grow our river, we grow our flow. As we grow our flow, we grow our attraction. The water in the river is temporary; the river is permanent. There are, however, four important parts:
1. Water - Money, like water, flows
Money is already flowing around this planet at an unprecedented rate. Great Wealth Creators have achieved their wealth not by ‘making money’ but by ‘creating flow’. They have learnt how to redirect some of this money flow through themselves and their enterprises. Wealth then, is largely about good plumbing. There are rules to this plumbing, and the structure of Wealth Dynamics is based on these rules.
2. Flow - Flow is about more than cash flow
It is about life flow. Each of us creates our greatest wealth when we are in our own personal flow. Those of us who build a river around this flow attract all the resources, people and opportunities in the same way that a leaf thrown in a river will naturally be attracted to the central current. When we are creating the right river, it feels right for us. When you find your flow, you begin to love life and live life fully.
3. Path - There are different paths to running a river, and we each have a natural path of least resistance
Wealth Dynamics classifies these paths into eight profiles. Each is a different game with different players and different rules. Until you follow your natural path, life feels like a struggle and you will find little attraction. Many of us are operating at a fraction of our true potential. Focus on your natural path and life soon changes from hard-to-get to easy-to-give.
4. Purpose - In a river, flow assumes exit as well as entry
Giving more opens the way to receiving more. With flow, a bigger income goes hand-in-hand with a bigger outcome. In the limited time we have on this planet, we choose our power to create and our power to contribute. When you live in your flow you maximize this power. You attract the resources to leave a lasting legacy. Your path leads to your purpose.
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Wealth Dynamics is The Complete Wealth Creation Experience. It takes the entire world of confusing, contradictory and convoluted information on wealth creation and puts it into a coherent and comprehensive system.
Wealth Dynamics gives each of us clarity on our personal path of least resistance to wealth creation: what our strategy should be, who we need in our team, how we should apply ourselves, when we should take action and – more importantly - when we should not.
Wealth Dynamics is more than a collection of events, systems or an explanation of some new wealth creation theory. It is a journey into the universal flow of wealth that we are all a part of, and leads towards fresh insight into the true meaning of ‘entrepreneurial spirit’.
Benefits of Wealth Dynamics
When you understand wealth dynamics and wealth profiling, you’ll discover a way for you to build your wealth that comes naturally to you, so it’s fun and sustainable.
You’ll be following a proven path which others like you have already followed, enabling you to achieve success.
You’ll understand where to invest your time, and how to identify the right role models.
You’ll also begin to attract the opportunities and people who will help you build your wealth.
Note, however, that to truly understand the benefits of wealth dynamics and wealth profiling, it’s also important to understand the true nature of wealth.
Here’s what people are saying about how Wealth Dynamics has affected their lives...
Matthias Gelber, Director, Sunnex Ltd, Malaysia
Dave Rogers, Chief Mentor and Coach, XL Results Foundation, Canada
Kevin Heppleston, Franchise Owner, Coach and Entrepreneur, New Zealand
Jimmy Cheong, Director of Business Development, SMP Pte Ltd, Singapore
Sheila Niqui Tiwan, Director, Global Business Development, Carsurin, Indonesia
Alvin Wang, Independent Investor and Entrepreneur, Singapore
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What is the basis of Wealth Dynamics Profiling?
The basis of the Wealth Dynamics profiling system goes back to the same roots as Jungian psychometric testing (tests such as MBTI and DISC), which are based on natural laws found in Western physics (quantum mechanics, chaos theory), found in Indian philosophy (mind-body-spirit, chakras) and found in Chinese systems (the I Ching, Feng Shui), which have been around long before we existed.
These modern day adaptations can be traced back to Carl Jung and his book “Personality Types”. Jung believed that we have inherent traits that are with us from birth. During the 1920’s, Jung met Richard Wilhelm, who had spent 20 years of his life in China. Wilhelm had dedicated a great number of these years to translating ancient Chinese philosophies into German, resulting in two very important translations, “I Ching: the Book of Changes” and “The Secret of the Golden Flower”. Jung realized the great significance of the works, recognizing that the I Ching gave him the differentiated tool needed to understand the DNA of the human psyche. The 64 hexagrams of the I Ching have since been shown to have a correlation to the 64 codons (the building blocks) found in DNA.
The philosophy behind this code, is based on the Taiji – the perpetual interplay of Yin and Yang/ Night and Day/ Male and Female. The universe was seen as a system in constant flux, and we have the opportunity to live in resonance with this flux by understanding it, or to be in constant battle against it. (Much as a great surfer picks the right wave not by riding the wave, but by reading the ocean.) When we live in resonance with this flux, we are “in the zone”. Consider Michael Jordan: success didn’t come from shooting baskets, success came from getting in the zone. When you are in the zone, or in flow, you move forward effortlessly.
Wealth profiling is a profiling system based on these ancient philosophies, which helps us to identify and live in our “zone”.
Where the study of this profiling takes on a profound role is in the understanding of the energy frequencies which we can harness to amplify attraction and to build our wealth systematically. (Wealth here is defined as the power to both create and contribute value).
As such this system enables you to chart an extraordinary journey to increasing levels of awareness of your own power to create and contribute. Not surprisingly, what you do most naturally is also what creates the least stress and the most enjoyment. That's the point - if you're doing something that feels like hard work, you're already doing the wrong thing.
Once you have clarity on your path of least resistance, you gain incredible clarity on how to invest your time, what the next steps are, who you need to learn from, where you need to be, what you need to do - and equally important, what not to waste time on any further. From that point onwards, every step is a step in the right direction.
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WHO IS ROGER HAMILTON? |
Roger Hamilton, the creator and presenter of the Wealth Dynamics Experience, is a leading wealth consultant, conducting private coaching sessions for successful entrepreneurs, globally. He is the author of the international bestseller "Wink" and “Your Life, Your Legacy”, the creator of the "Wealth Dynamics" profiling system and his successes has attracted worldwide press interest.
Born in Hong Kong and educated at Trinity College, Cambridge University, he became an entrepreneur soon after getting his degree, experiencing many failures before achieving success. He now owns and runs businesses in publishing, property, event management, training and franchising.
Roger is also Chairman of the XL Results Foundation, the world’s leading entrepreneur and social enterprise network, and publisher of XL Magazine, the world's first magazine dedicated to social enterprise. XL Results Foundation also manages a global online business network and directory, connecting entrepreneurs and business professionals’ world wide, with access to over 1000 networking events in 16 countries every month.
XL Results Foundation and Wealth Dynamics Experience programs are driven by the concept of World Wide Wealth: Empowering social enterprise and global change by increasing our collective ability to create and contribute wealth.
Roger believes that we learn from our mistakes. What kind of advice are you likely to hear from Roger?
"The key to wealth isn't in how you invest your money. It's in how you invest your time."
"Each day of hard work is a day further from wealth."
"Wealth isn't the end. It's the beginning."
"If you want to be rich, avoid being too smart. Intellectual analysis will kill the nature of wealth like it kills the nature of a good joke."
"To be rich, don't plan to succeed. Plan to fail."
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