When people want me to tell my wealth secrets, they often expect it to be some sort of linear formula.
Do this, this, and that, and you have instant wealth.
To me this is a get-rich-gimmick.
In fact, you can unlock the door to all the wealth secrets without any investment of money.
You just need to identify what you feel passionate about.
Have you ever done something and found yourself saying, "I like this so much that I'd do it for free.
" Well, there you have it--you found your passion.
Now, don't ever say that again.
Instead, let's replace that with, "I love it so much that it's the only thing I want to do.
" Suddenly, you open yourself up to making decisions based on doing what you love.
You'll find an overabundance of ideas start to arise.
By switching your mind frame to only doing the things you want to do, you will find yourself making decisions that lead to your main purpose or will in life.
We all go through life trying to figure out what we want to do.
If you already know what you love, you're halfway there.
I spent 17 years after I got out of college trying to figure out what my purpose in life was.
I graduated as a physicist and found a career in my field.
Then I got bored.
I went out on my own and launched a business.
I got so far in debt that I went back to a high paying salaried job in my field.
I got bored after a year.
The cycle happened about ten times.
I was out there searching for something I loved.
Let me tell you, I've done it all.
I owned a chain of weight reduction stores.
I was a private investigator.
I tried my hand at selling computers, driving taxis, manufacturing soft drinks, and selling foreign sports cars.
With each venture, I found myself trying to get out of debt.
I yo-yoed back and forth between jobs that bored me and new business ventures.
Finally, I found myself overweight, divorced, and living in my mom's basement.
I looked back at my life.
Why did I feel like such a loser? Then it came to me.
The thing I love to do is teach, and I wasn't doing it.
However, I was less than thrilled about teaching physics to high school students, which is the only option I saw at the time.
I applied for countless teaching jobs that I never got.
I kept plugging away at my calling to teach.
Finally, friends started to ask me to train, coach, and teach others in marketing, real estate, and computer software.
I found myself teaching to a wide audience on TV and radio.
My income skyrocketed.
Eventually, I was making millions.
I was doing what I loved.
This was the secret of all wealth secrets.
Finding your passion, purpose, or will in life is not a linear path.
The path is more of a spiritual journey.
Once you find what you love, you'll open the door to all the wealth secrets.