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The Art of Leverage: 5 Secrets of Business Wealth Creation

Written by: Jeneth Blackert

Article Overview: What does it really take to make a quantum wealth leap in your business? Meet Jack. By the end of 2007, Jack’s business made a little over $820,000 dollars. Today, it looks like Jack’s business will close 2008 at five million dollars. What's his secret?

The Art of Leverage: 5 Secrets of Business Wealth Creation

Meet Jack.

By the end of 2007, Jack’s business made a little over $820,000 dollars. Today, it looks like Jack’s business will close 2008 at five million dollars.

Before you ask how… I want you to know that Jack is probably one of the most simple and peaceful person I know. In fact, I find whenever I make an unscheduled call to him, he seems to have all the time in the world to talk to me. Well, that is when I CAN reach him. Oftentimes I enjoy a conversation with Sandy his assistant. I learn hear that he is out playing golf or out at happy hour at 3:30 p.m. on a Thursday afternoon.

Ok, so I admit. I don’t work 40 hours a week either, but geez this man is making more and here I am working to ten times the amount. So, yes, I admit it. It has been fun watching him grow this yes, but I wouldn’t be honest if I would tell you I wasn’t the least bit jealous.

Do you want to know the secret?

What's his secret?

One single word: "Leverage"

See Jack Leverage.

While most entrepreneurs are working to land their next client, Jack is applying five principles that others entrepreneurs often neglect.

1. Intuition and Imagination: That’s right. Jack knows that when he creates an image in his mind, it is his. He listens to inner nudges and creates images of his perfect life day in and day out.

2. Multiply: Jack became very excited when I shared these principles with him over a year ago. He learned how to look at the products, services and systems that brought money into his pockets. So he tested, converted and created systems that would multiply both high selling products and the targeted audience that were purchasing these high dollar products and services.

3. Discard: Once Jack became keen about multiplying his business systems that grew wealth, he discard all the things he was doing and dealing with that wasn’t offering him a high return on investment –- a return that was in alignment with his lifestyle images.

4. Magnify: One last change Jack made. Jack began to magnify his worth both internally and externally. One simple change… he began to charge 5 times for his time.

5. Be Present: Jack lives in the present moment and makes all his decision based on what he wants to be, do or have.

Leverage. Jack. Leverage.

As Jack’s business coach, I have watched him grow as a business owner but more importantly as a person. Jack lives a life he loves in a very simple way that creates wealth as he desires.

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