No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy Quotes

“Obviously, everybody prefers working with experts. This is especially true as you climb the affluence ladder; the more affluent the customer, the more determined he is to find and conduct business with the most knowledgeable, respected, and celebrated expert, and the more willing he is to travel further away from home, wait longer, do business on your terms, and pay premium fees or prices. But really, everybody prefers dealing with an expert if and when they can.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Well, here’s the trick about money. The understanding that it is available in unlimited supply and readily replaceable changes everything.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Our brains become magnetized with the dominating thoughts which we hold in our minds, and, by means with which no man is familiar, these ‘magnets’ attract to us the forces, the people, the circumstances of life which harmonize with the nature of our dominating thoughts.” —NAPOLEON HILL,”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Too often, achievement, accomplishment, ambition is defined as greed. Here’s my clarification: greed is attempting to get something for nothing, to take without exchange.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“I Want It All. And I Want It Delivered.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Fears about money inhibit your wealth attraction powers.   Absence of fears about money releases your full wealth attraction power.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Instead of trying to break par, a result we cannot control, we concentrate on putting a good swing on the ball, an action we can control. The distinction is crystal clear, surely, but it never ceases to amaze me that the same folks in my workshops who nod their heads in agreement with the golf analogy turn right around and announce that their goal in this negotiation is to sign the deal and collect the money. So I ask you again: Is this signing and collecting something you can actually control? What you can control is behavior and activity, what you cannot control is the result of this behavior and activity. “Think behavior, forget result.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“entrepreneurial success and wealth creation, as well as wealth attraction, requires a willingness to risk and experience failure, and the emotional resiliency to recover from it quickly, decisively, passionately, and persistently.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Wealth and rarity go together. The rarer the art, the piece of jewelry, the designer gown, the travel experience, the first edition book, the celebrity’s autograph, the professional expertise, the higher the price paid, the greater the appreciation, the greater the demand.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Losers are wealthy with excuses, moth-eaten, empty wallets, heads full of excuses. This is not an enviable wealth. An abundance of excuses guarantees a paucity of money. If excuses roll willingly from a person’s tongue, it’s certain money does not flow easily into his pockets. I’ve often said I can estimate a person’s bank balance if he’ll tell me about the books he reads and the people he hangs out with. But it’s even easier to accurately estimate his bank balance if I hear the excuses he makes. The habit of excuse making is the worst of all habits.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Excuses for Not Doing Well in Business • “Everybody in my city buys by price.” • “Nobody in my town uses credit cards.” • “Everybody in my town is cheap.” • “There’s a giant advertiser in my town.” • “I never get the good leads.” • “It’s the time of year.” • “There’s already too many doohickeys in my town.” • “What I do is so unique, nobody understands it.” • “It’s the economy, it’s my spouse, my staff ...”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Few people are attracted to whiners, complainers, excuse-makers, wimps. Hanging out with a victim is not appealing to most reasonably sane people. Who wants to be around or involved with an emotional cripple? The person in the victim shirt tends to wear out his welcome early. As he should. His thinking, his beliefs, and his behavior are even more repellant to money and wealth than they to other people.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Fears about money inhibit your wealth attraction powers. Absence of fears about money releases your full wealth attraction power.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Ultimately, as always, the way the majority thinks about money is wrong. Thinking that virtue or talent or superior product quality or service entitles you to success is fantastical and foolish.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“Money doesn’t have a conscience. It’s paper. That’s all it is. It’s just paper. It’s not significantly different than the paper that’s in your book. It’s green and it’s got some kind of woven crap in it so that, theoretically, we can’t counterfeit it. But it’s paper. It doesn’t know if you’re a priest or a pornographer. Look, it’s paper. That’s all it is. Nothing less. It’s just paper. It doesn’t have a conscience, it doesn’t know what you are, doesn’t know what you do, doesn’t care. It just moves around. That’s all.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy

“As an ethical, moral person, you probably think—“hey, I don’t want more than my fair share.” But that reveals belief that wealth is limited. If you believe wealth is unlimited, there’s no such thing as a share of it. Everybody’s share is unlimited. There’s nothing to have a share of. There’s only unlimited. Your fair share is all you can possibly attract. As is anybody and everybody else’s.”
― Dan S. Kennedy, No B.S. Wealth Attraction In The New Economy