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Comment on Brian Tracy and Robert Kiyosaki by Donovan

Donovan — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 21:05:28 +0000

Hi Harry, I am quite familiar BT and RK materials. Brian is awesome and I refer to him the walking Oracle. Psychology of selling, Focal point and Eat that frog have been influential to me and I tap back into these from time to time and always find something new. Rich Dad has changed my financial thinking about what my real assets are and my respect for money has changed somewhat. Not the love of money, it is the fact that the real value of money comes when you keep it circulating.

I would ask Brian, when he is on an off day and in an unresourceful mood, what does he do to help himself get back into a resourceful and happy mood.

I would ask Robert, what is the number one thing that he would recommend for young people to do to create a money earner online?

Every blessing always.

Donovan

Comment on Brian Tracy and Robert Kiyosaki by Sandy Scott

Sandy Scott — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 15:19:33 +0000

Brian’s Frogs changed my life. As a champion in procrastination, I used to spend all my time working on the tadpoles and even the spawn – and never had time for the big ugly frogs that make things happen. I still have my odd tadpole moments but now those Frogs get attached first thing each day! I even have a to-do list designed with columns for Frogs, tadpoles and spawn and it works for me!

Comment on Brian Tracy and Robert Kiyosaki by fatiha

fatiha — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 19:13:37 +0000

Hello hARRY,

I didnt knew about BT and RK but 1/i have an idea about their methods as i have just made a research on internet.

2/I have no experience of their work

3/ I do not realise how thir work can have impacted their life

4/
- how is it possible to be positive, optimistic when social and economics local realities (suburbs) need strong politics and not only “strong motivations”;

- what are best the methodologies for social and individual progress ?
thanks and see you soon. FT

Comment on Brian Tracy and Robert Kiyosaki by Lara

Lara — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 08:33:29 +0000

Brian Tracy – The some day isle! Love it and often use with young people. Not heard of Robert Kiyosaki but will be googling him now!

Comment on Brian Tracy and Robert Kiyosaki by Rachel

Rachel — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 15:33:05 +0000

Eat that Frog! Love it! That’s how I stay so healthy! Mwah

Comment on Brian Tracy and Robert Kiyosaki by John Davis

John Davis — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 09:51:04 +0000

Hi Harry
We all know that life throws up some incredible challenges from time to time, and as a qualified social worker who’s worked in front line child protection and with families in acute distress, I understand that as well as anyone. As for my own personal challenges, well one day, I’ll tell you about those face to face, but long story short, in 1985, I had a ‘breakdown’. As a qualified social worker though, I was determined not to take any pills to get me through. Rather, I sought to understand the cause, and from there to try and learn new behaviours that would provide a firm foundation for the future.
As my journey progressed, I came across Nightingale Conant, the Personal Development company, and through them, was introduced to strategies that would transform my thinking. These strategies, at that time, were being presented on audiocassette, and were delivered by gurus such as Brian Tracy, Denis Waitley, Zig Ziglar and Tony Robbins.
The first programme in which I invested was ‘The Psychology of Winning’ by Denis Waitley. The content blew me away, and I listened to it so much that in the end, I could almost recite the dialogue simultaneously. The next programme I bought was Brian Tracy’s ‘Action Strategies for Personal Achievement’, which introduced me to personal performance, creating wealth, and amongst other topics, ways of building business success. As a result of this, I went on to qualify as a FA Coach, and to launch my own headhunting business serving the charity sector.
When I read all the publicity surrounding ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’, I just had to get the book. So I got it, and read it over ten days whilst on holiday in Italy. Since my own son has just discovered that he’s going to be a Dad, it’s a book that I shall be suggesting he borrows from my bookshelf. In fact I just received a mailing from Robert Kyosaki inviting me to attend a free two hour seminar.
So yes, I’ve heard of them! What would I ask each of them?
Brian….you’re not just a guru, you’re a phenomenal brand. What was it about your childhood that instilled in you the self-belief that has ultimately caused you to achieve so much?
Robert….I’m not rich financially, but I consider myself rich in life experience, self-belief and what I can give to others. How can I use the latter to facilitate the former?
Oh, and what would make a great gift for me (especially since it’s my birthday on 19 April)…? A dinner date with you Harry, and Brian and Robert, when we’d discuss the possibility of putting together an audio-visual programme for young people about how to make an incredible difference in the lives of themselves and their community. Then we’d discuss how we might use the extraordinary power of viral marketing (as happened with ‘The Secret’) to get the programme to reach as many young people as we can, across the globe…
Yep, that would be a neat gift…
John D

Comment on Brian Tracy and Robert Kiyosaki by Michael James Rochester

Michael James Rochester — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 08:44:48 +0000

Ive known of Brian Tracy for many years, a truly inspirational and knowledgeable business and personal coach. Ive read a few of his books and although I didnt find anything ground breaking within them I found a support for the lessons Ive learned from such authors and personal development leaders such as Napolean Hill, Dale Carnegie, Jack Canfield and Jim Rohn.

I am aware that Mr Tracy is also the lead of a project known as iLearning Global, I once were going to join iLG as part of the MLM opportunity that coincided with it, I later chose not to.
However a good friend of mine is on Brian Tracy’s iLG team and I know how higher regards my friend holds Mr Tracy in. Brian Tracy is one of the modern leaders of the old school personal development circuit.
Without a doubt his lessons have helped hundreds of thousands and he is of high repute.

As for Mr Robert Kiyosaki, I have a great respect even more so for this man. He is a self made millionaire who made his fortunes through working with 6 principles he was taught by his best friends father trhoughout his childhood. Mr Kiyosaki is the author of the Rich Dad, Poor Dad books, which if you have not read them I urge you to do so as soon as possible.
Through reading these books I have completely changed my thoughts on earning within a lifetime, about becoming the person who owns companies and not having a company own me.
I could not sing high enough praise for this man (mainly because I have a terrible singing voice lol), his wife Kim is also an amnzing person, having stuck by Robert’s side through the early and very broke years she has aided him in developing the Rich Dad Poor Dad business and can often be found speaking alongside him at seminars.
Robert has an upcoming seminar in London, I would very much love to attend but it is not possible for me this year due to work commitments, the irony is that if I could attenbd this seminar I sincerely believe I would not have to worry about such commitments to other peoples business’s again. One of Roberts key rules is to look after your own business regardless of whether you work for others, build your assets and live a disciplined life and retire early.

Both Brian Tracy and Robert Kiyosaki are truly knowledgeable people that have built their fortunes from nothing or little to millions. Now they spend their time helping and teaching others, running highly successful business’ in the personal development field and enjoy healthy. wealthy and prosperous lives.

One more thing, a lesson I learned from them both is the difference between facts and opinions, this is just my opinion which does contain facts, so why dont you, dear reader, have a look for yourself and be inspired.

Kindest Regards.

Michael James Rochester
(MJ, iChange UK)

Comment on Brian Tracy and Robert Kiyosaki by Colleen

Colleen — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 07:46:59 +0000

I have never heard of these people so cannot comment on them, or their impact on my life.