I wish I’d come across Roger Hamilton’s Wealth Dynamics many years before I did. It provides an insightful framework that explains why certain people seem to be able to create wealth easily; whilst others have struggled all their lives.
Established on ancient Chinese wisdom known as the I-Ching, Wealth Dynamics is based on the premise that everyone has an innate genius that has a natural but very specific ‘flow’. Recognising this and understanding how it operates is absolutely crucial before you launch into any endeavour. Your own, ingrained characteristics will also dictate the nature of your support network; the complementary characteristics you’ll need to have present in your team in order to establish and maintain your wealth.
Established on ancient Chinese wisdom known as the I-Ching, Wealth Dynamics is based on the premise that everyone has an innate genius that has a natural but very specific ‘flow’. Recognising this and understanding how it operates is absolutely crucial before you launch into any endeavour. Your own, ingrained characteristics will also dictate the nature of your support network; the complementary characteristics you’ll need to have present in your team in order to establish and maintain your wealth.
Here are some of his most insightful and helpful quotes when it comes to understanding the dynamics of wealth (though he acknowledges some of these come from ancient sources):
“To know and not to do is not yet to know.”
“Think it, ink it: Do it, review it.”
“Your passion is your compass.”
“What you see is always what you get.”
“Invest more of your time; spend less of it.”
“Plan to fail.”
“Time is your most precious asset.”
“Sustainable wealth follows a rhythm.”
“You are the result of your choices.”
“When you resources you accumulate.”
“You settle for your standards.”
“Your well (of wealth) is in your words.”
“Harmony is the foundation of wealth.”
“Time has seasons.”
“Ask and you shall receive.” (Ok, Jesus of Nazareth got there first on this one :-)
Let me know which ones you like the best.
“To know and not to do is not yet to know.”
“Think it, ink it: Do it, review it.”
“Your passion is your compass.”
“What you see is always what you get.”
“Invest more of your time; spend less of it.”
“Plan to fail.”
“Time is your most precious asset.”
“Sustainable wealth follows a rhythm.”
“You are the result of your choices.”
“When you resources you accumulate.”
“You settle for your standards.”
“Your well (of wealth) is in your words.”
“Harmony is the foundation of wealth.”
“Time has seasons.”
“Ask and you shall receive.” (Ok, Jesus of Nazareth got there first on this one :-)
Let me know which ones you like the best.
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