How Not To Be Broke: “Income seldom exceeds personal development”

Darren Hardy, publisher of Success Magazine, calls it the set point. T.Harv Eker calls it the financial blueprint. The amount of money you make and/or your net worth (assets - liabilites = net worth) is directly related to how much you have grown personally.

If you do not take the time to grow yourself, then your income remains at your set point. If you DO take the time to better yourself, then your set point is "set" higher, which in turn, attacts a higher income.

Tonight, I'll be discussing more about raising your set point, identifying your financial blueprint, and action steps we can start today to raise our personal development level.