Why Can't I Get Rich?

People look at the wealthy and wonder, “Why can’t I be rich?”
Rather than ask, "Why Can't I be Rich?" why not ask yourself, "How Can I Become Rich?"
Achieving financial wealth is a process of doing the right thing over and over. We all know intuitively what these "things" are, but to remind you, here are some things you can start doing today to achieve wealth:
1. Starting today, spend less than you earn. By that I mean, you have to discontinue or severely limit credit card use in any case where the balance cannot be paid in full each month.
2. Reduce or eliminate your consumer debt by paying off all your credit cards as soon as possible. 3. Begin to save a minimum of 10% of your income. 30% would be better, but is not realistic for most of us. Tuck 10% of your pay into a savings account to start building a nest egg.
4. Once your savings account, money market fund, or CD has reached a level equal to at least six months' worth of your living expenses, begin to invest in appreciable assets.
Those are the basic steps. They are deceptively simple, but when properly applied to your daily lifestyle, they can produce dramatic results.
W. Clement Stone once stated that if you lack the ability to save, you lack the ability to become wealthy. Quite simply, spending less than you earn and managing to move your surplus income into an asset (saving, investment, etc) that provides you with a passive income source is the foundation of any wealth creation system. In George Clason's classic work, "The Richest Man in Babylon" he expands on the concept of saving 10% of your income and illustrates how compounding interest has the capacity to create financial wealth. If nothing else, saving part of your income gives you a nest egg to fall back on during emergencies.
Since you are apparently working online to learn more about creating personal wealth, you have the right idea of exploiting income opportunities. Expand on this. Start a home-based business and learn how to make money outside the typical second job routine. Do not use your extra income to buy what Robert Kiyosaki calls "doodads." Rather, use your extra income to fund investments in appreciable assets that provide passive or portfolio income.
One of the key suggestions of Michael Masterson in his book “Automatic Wealth” is that to achieve a million dollar net worth in less than seven years requires substantially increasing your income. Sounds logical. Masterson goes on to say the best way to achieve this goal is to start your own business. During the past few weeks I have helped 46 people start their own business. I invite you to take a look at my income opportunity by pasting the link below into your address bar.

http://www.automaticbuilder.com/bt45223

Join A Team that Supports Your Efforts

Successful network marketing depends a lot on who you associate with--and not so much the opportunity you join.

There are a lot of legal, and profitable marketing plans out there, but you need to be careful to join a team that shares your values and supports your goals to grow and succeed.

As a leader, I have sponsored 37 people into my group during the past 30 days. Of those 37 people, I have moved 34 of them into the direct downline of 4 people who stepped up to the plate and took action to become leaders. They have essentially been given an automatic downline to build on.

This is my basic philosophy of business--in order to succeed, I must first help you to succeed. When a person on my team takes the first step to help themselves, I will immediately respond with concrete help, not just words of encouragement, but actual advertising support and placement of people I sponsor into their downline.

Want to join a team where your upline actually delivers what it promises? Join me. Check out my plan here:

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Weekly Leader Brief

This is an important company update from Ron Taylor.

“It is one of the most beautiful compensations of life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself.” -- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Emerson’s quote epitomizes my personal philosophy in life and business--we help ourselves by first helping others. The purpose of this Weekly Leader Brief is to keep you informed of the progress we are making as a team. I challenge you to adopt a similar approach in the building of your personal downline. Together, we can make a difference.

Team Statistics as of July 6:

Overall Nutronix Group Volume: 446 PV (June)

Overall Berry Tree Group Volume: 120 PV (June)

New Members Since 1 June: 28

Precious2 Group:

Group Size: 4

Group Volume: 70 PV

Gllenza Group:

Group Size: 4

Group Volume: 70 PV

Arbaenterprise Group:

Group Size: 2

Group Volume: 80 PV

These numbers reflect growth over a 5-week period of promotion. The AutomaticBuilder system works, although it does require effort in the form of sending out permission emails, writing free ezine articles, making contributions in various forums and blogs, buying guaranteed tour takers, and the directing of prospects to an AutomaticBuilder recruitment page.

I will continue to recruit and move new members into the personally sponsored downline of active leaders. An active leader is defined as a member who has set a monthly autoship of at least 40 PV.

My Vision:

Each of us has different, or perhaps similar, goals in this business. Personally, I want to create enough commissionable volume to equal my current job income. This will allow me to live off my current job income while I direct my Nutronix income into various investment vehicles. According to the information I have received from various members and my analysis of the Nutronix pay plan, this goal is highly doable and realistic.

The ultimate goal for me is to achieve wealth, as defined by Robert Kiyosaki in his book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Basically, Kiyosaki contends you have achieved wealth when your passive and portfolio income equals your living expenses. Passive and portfolio income is derived from stock dividends, interest income, positive cash flow from real estate, and residual income from automated business models—such as Nutronix International. Reaching Kiyosaki’s level of wealth forms a solid foundation for continued financial growth or retirement, in accordance with your personal goals.

The one thing to keep in mind with this business is that it will not happen overnight. It takes at least 90 days to start seeing an income, and then that income will vary according to how much commissionable volume you have in your matrix and personally sponsored downline. In Nutronix, you must also be set on autoship for at least 40 PV per month to qualify for commissions, and I applaud the efforts of those who have made this financial commitment to their business.

As one of our leaders, this business takes patience, persistence, and promotion.

The patience and persistence part of this equation are natural character traits. We all come with varying degrees of patience and persistence. The best thing to do in these two areas is to maintain a long-term perspective and keep plugging away at building your organization. In this regard I have set September 1 as a date for an initial assessment of my business. I have resolved not to pass judgment until then. At that point, I will evaluate my progress in relation to my personal goals, and adjust my activities accordingly. For example, if I have not reached my 90-day recruitment goals at this time, I will refocus my efforts and try again.

While I can’t speak on behalf of your personal goals, I encourage you to set recruitment and group volume goals for yourself, and try to withhold your self-assessment for at least 90 days.

As for the promotion component of this success formula, I am modeling my behavior after those who have gone before me. What works for others will work for me also.

To join my team of leaders, please visit:

http://www.automaticbuilder.com/bt45223

or:

http://www.wealthsearch.org