My new book, 101 Ways to Magnetize Money is quickly becoming a best-seller. Testimonials are pouring in as well – so are the FAXes to attend a special LIVE seminar to be held later this year. It’s gratis for all who get a copy of the book.

If you haven’t picked up a copy of 101 Ways to Magnetize Money, you’re missing out on some major life-changing information.

No, this is NOT just another book on the Law of Attraction, written by an “expert” who has never really succeeded at a high level – but is willing to tell you what to do – for a fee.

In my book, I tell you, flat out, what works and what doesn’t – based on MY EXPERIENCES of winning a world kung fu title, operating a multi-millyun dollar business, writing an international best-seller, holding sold out seminars – and so on.

I’ve used the principles and LAWS in my book to succeed in many, many areas. So what I have recorded for you is not mere theory. Nor is it something I wrote to make people feel good – with no tangible or practical application or results.

YES, my book teaches a combination of mind and elbow grease. The key difference is that with MY approach – elbow grease does not mean struggle, resistance or unnecessary effort.

It means acquiring the ability to use your mind and body in harmony, in a spirit of relaxation. When you do it the way I teach, you are able to exert maximum power over your circumstances. You are able to change your life for the better.

Last week I was in California training with a kung fu master I greatly admire. Over and over I was encouraged to relax into each movement, each posture. The importance of relaxation is something I already know – yet in being reminded of it I drive the ability to a deeper level – and the power that comes forth is magnified.

You may find it ironic that LESS physical effort can bring you more mental and spiritual power. But think of it this way, your body is mighty small compared to the power of the wind. Yet, the same Universal Power that gives power to the wind also gives you power – and the more you choose to open yourself to it – the greater that power becomes.

There is a reason why kung fu and tai chi masters in their 70’s and 80’s can beat the tar out of their younger students. And it isn’t because their muscles are stronger. It’s because they know how to harness the power of imagination and combine it with breath and a dynamic, fluid structure.

Last week each of my training periods was three hours long.

I trained with great focus the entire time. Yet, the three hours was teaching me to let go and allow the mechanics of my physical structure – combined with the chi of the Universe – to deliver the power.

This is the same sort of thing I teach in 101 Ways to Magnetize Money. You have an imagination. You also have a body that can do things. The key is learning how to integrate the two for maximum effectiveness with minimal effort.

Pick up a copy of 101 Ways to Magnetize Money today.

Best,

Matt Furey

P.S. the subject line of today’s email comes from one of my favorite quotes. “There are 6,000,000 reasons for failure, but not a single excuse.” – Rudyard Kipling.

In a number of hotels I’ve stayed at in China, there are no floors containing the number ‘4.’

No 4th or 14th floor. No 24th or 34th floor or 44th floor either.

In addition to this, many hotels in China do not have a 13th floor.

‘4’ is the most unlucky number in China – in part because it sounds like the word for ‘death.’

As for the number ‘8’ – “ba” – it rhymes with the word “fa” – which is used in phrases like “fa qian” – or “make m-oney.” And so, eight is auspicious because it will bring you good fortune.

Eight is a number that is all about flow. In speech, in writing, while performing and in life itself. It’s about being connected to the heavens and the earth at the same time.

The 2008 Olympics Games already began – at 8:08_08 P.M. – in China. We haven’t hit those magic numbers just yet – as we’re on Florida time – but I encourage you, when the clocks toll all these magic numbers at once tonight – wherever you may live – you might want to take some time consider what a perfect moment in time it is.

Yes, all moments in time are perfect – it’s just that some are more perfect than others. And tonight is one of those times.

I think it’s the opportune time to visualize your goals, to link with heaven and earth – to magnetize your fondest dreams, just as I show in my new book, 101 Ways to Magnetize Money – which you can pre-order at a discount today. In fact, TO-DAY would be the perfect day to order as it will set the tone for the rest of your life. You’ll be able to mark this date in time as the moment in which you changed your mind for the better about the subject of wealth and prosperity.

Or, if your mind is already set on wealth being a good thing – then STRENGTHEN it even more. Continually upgrade your mental software – or watch it go down hill.

Make the MOVE today.

Go to here and order NOW.

After offering words of encouragement to so many yesterday about the idea of doing what you are passionate about, I received the following diatribe. My comments will follow:

Dear Matt,
You are right: it is absolutely preferable to do what you love as opposed to be stuck doing something
you don’t, for whatever reasons.

However, reality for many many people means that leaving a job is not an option. The truth is, it takes money to make money, and support also…..at least emotional. Especially emotional if you’re going to play Russian roulette with your finances and perhaps
your family’s well-being.

Not everyone has a business background, or idea, or skills that are marketable in a free-lance market. Not everyone can just start a business or come up with a product idea to sell to the world.

So it’s just a bit condescending to make it sound so simple…….because there are many, many things that go into making a life that will support striking out on one’s own and taking the kinds of risks you talk about.

Some of them are very real obstacles to that kind of a work life, and it is not very compassionate I feel to present it like it’s a “no-brainer”, as if people working haven’t come up with that thought themselves.

Also, some things don’t make money, or acquiring the skills needed is not a possibility. I don’t think it’s so simple, or everyone would be doing it.

Thanks for your enthusiasm, but it would be nice to hear you acknowledge that not everyone is a twenty-something without responsabilities and commitments.

Best,
L

MJF: Hello L. Thanks for your email. I have a couple questions. What are YOU so afraid of. Are you afraid of doing what you love and are passionate about – and not succeeding. Or are you merely concerned about everyone else getting hurt.

You say I lack compassion and that I’m condescending. You are right. I lack compassion for those who don’t believe in themselves, for those who make excuses, for those who refuse to see that anything you want to do in life can be studied, learned and applied – if you want it badly enough.

I make everything appear so simple because it IS once you eliminate all the limiting ideas and concepts that are holding you back. The toughest thing is not lack of money or lack of skills or lack of emotional support. The toughest thing will always be the battle you have within your own mind.

The world is filled with example after example of people who started with nothing but an idea and a dream – yet they found a way to succeed.

I did not begin with a big bag of dough. In fact, I was beyond broke.

In addition to that I lacked the know-how and skills necessary to do the things I loved. But guess what. I got the know-how and the skills. I studied. I cracked books. I learned.

And I made many mistakes.

Yet, at no time did I ever feel, nor did my wife feel, that I was playing Russian Roulette. Funny how you equate doing what you love with death.

I have mentored and coached a lot of people. Only once did I advise someone to quit his job. And the only reason he was advised to do so was because he was financially in a good position to begin with.

13 months ago a man who was making 95K per year, with a wife and three children, asked me if he should quit his job and go free lance. In response I said, “Which idea gives you more energy, staying with what you’re doing or breaking off on your own.”

That was all I said. He decided to quit his job – and after talking to him a few minutes ago, and reading what you wrote, I asked him, “Are you better off today than you were 13 months ago.”

“No doubt about it,” he said. “I wouldn’t go back to my old job no matter how much they paid me. It has NOT been easy, but it has been well worth it. I have a freedom I have never experienced before.”

Yes, there are skills needed. I’ve never said you didn’t need any.

Yes, it takes time to learn and adjust to a new way of thinking – but it can be done.

Yes, some ideas don’t make money. So what. Move to the next one that does.

And NO, I have not advised anyone in my emails to just quit your job. Many of my students still have
their regular job and earn a lot of extra on the side. Others are making a gradual transition OUT of their current job – as their income rises in the new career.

As for being condescending – I am guilty of looking AT others and seeing the good in them; in seeing the forest and the tree; of comparing where they are to where I used to be and where many of my
other students used to be.

In no way have I ever said you should shirk your responsibilities as a parent; nor have I ever said
that you’ll live a mistake-free life if you follow what I teach.

Perhaps you are the one who is looking down on others, telling them ‘you can’t’ while I’m looking
at all those who CAN.

I guess my viewpoint is sort of like Tough Love – or a bit like Ruthless Compassion. Yet, it is based
on taking a lot of people who were once scared of stepping forward into a new world – but did so
anyway, and NOW they are all the better for doing so. And so is the world.

Wish you well,

Matt Furey

P.S. Read more on what it takes to succeed in my new book, 101 Ways to Magnetize Money.

P.P.S. If you are a CAN DO person who is ready to rise above fear and self-doubt, then consider going to my 4-Hour Work day Seminar – wherein I teach with with Ruthless Compassion and Passion – wherein you learn what it really takes to become a successful human being in today’s world.