The Secret Strategy of the Super-Rich

After 26 years of interviewing the wealthy, one strategy they taught me outranks all the others. It’s the strategy that catapulted me from no money to millionaire. The first million didn’t happen overnight, but the second, third and subsequent millions came quickly. Once I learned how to think like the rich, this secret strategy was the mechanical process that generated the money. Like most strategies of the world class, it’s not really a secret, but I call it that because so few people use it. I don’t know if it’s laziness or lack of awareness, but whatever the reason, this is

Are You Still Dreaming?

As I travel across the country on my latest book tour, all I seem to hear from people (including the TV anchors interviewing me) how bad things are and how they’re never going to be the same. This is the mindset of the masses, and it’s a dangerous trap. The wealthy and successful people I’m talking to are regrouping to compete and thrive in the new economy…and they’re EXCITED about the NEW opportunities this correction has to offer all of us. Watch this short video post and ask yourself this critical thinking question: Are you still dreaming and planning for the

5 Steps to Getting Rich

Since my new book, How Rich People Think, was released a few weeks ago, I’ve been bombarded by the press with the same burning question: what are the steps to getting rich? I love this question because very few books or speakers actually address it. The idea of thinking your way into a fortune falls short, because without action it will never happen. Movies like ‘The Secret’ made people more aware of their potential, but didn’t tell the rest of the story. In this recent interview on NBC, I explain the 5 steps the rich have taught me to follow over

World’s Highest Paid Skill

One of the questions I’m being bombarded with on my 50-city, How Rich People Think, TV interview tour is; how can I rebuild my 401K so I can eventually retire? This global recession has cost most of us a lot of money, and some of us our jobs. People under 50 have time to recover, but what about the baby boomers who have lost so much of their wealth and can’t land a job? This is the front page story in USA Today newspaper today, and if you’re over 50, it’s an article worth reading. I’m writing this post in the

Building a World-Class Network

The most successful people have the largest networks of powerful people who can help them. While the average person is randomly passing out business cards and enduring endless networking mixers, the smartest business people target the rich and powerful in an attempt infiltrate their inner circle. This is not to be confused with social climbing or using people. It’s done with the sole purpose of a developing a long-term, symbiotic relationship with people who have substantial contacts, credibility, and influence in the marketplace. Neither life nor business is a level playing field, and the most strategic people end up winning most

Steve Siebold on FOX News

The media has really taken to my new book, How Rich People Think. In the last 5 days I’ve been interviewed on FOX, CBS, NBC, and ABC. I’ll be crisscrossing the country for the next 6-months doing TV interviews, then heading over to the UK and Australia for more. Notice the kinds of questions the interviewers ask, and it will give you an idea how most people think about money. The recession has created even more fear, which will lead people to make short-term decisions with their money that will generate small returns. Now is the time to THINK BIG and

Do You Think Like a Millionaire?

I started interviewing millionaires in 1984. For the last 26-years, I’ve chased them from Palm Beach to Aspen, and their advice changed my life. My new book, How Rich People Think, came out yesterday, and is already creating a stir in the national media. Yesterday I was interviewed on FOX in Orlando, NBC in Tampa, and today I’m on CBS in Chicago. If you ever dreamed of being rich, PLEASE study this book. It’s 200+ pages of pure content. There are no stories. This is a study guide on the differences in thinking between the middle class and world class, and

Why Your First Million is the Toughest

The first million is the hardest to make, but not for the reason most people think. Most people say it’s because it takes money to make money, and once you have a million, you can use it to make the next million. While this is technically true, it’s not the reason most millionaires cite. After interviewing millionaires for 26 years, most say the first million is the hardest because you have to believe you can do it before you have any proof or experience. Not to mention the fact that many people in your inner circle will laugh and ridicule you

10 Most Powerful Beliefs

In 26 years of research, I’ve found these 10 beliefs to be the most powerful. This segment of my national TV show, Mental Toughness with Steve Siebold, was one of the most popular I ever filmed. People all over the world wrote to me saying how excited they were to start programming these beliefs into their consciousness. After you watch this 4:58 segment, you’ll know why. [media id=40]