Raw Financial Achievement
On the morning of Friday, April 24th, 2009, I felt the deep presence of a mindset that I haven’t really felt for a few years. I’ve named this mindset “raw financial achievement”, and I am now very glad that it has come back, because I think it is going to help me in life. The mindset of raw financial achievement is probably going to be a tough pursuit. I would be much happier in the short-term forgetting about the pursuit of making billions of dollars and indulging in the side of me that loves deep human connection, passionate creativity, & exploring the meaning of life. In the long-term, I know that I will be much much much happier than I will ever be now when I am living a truly outrageous life and can seriously pursue the obtainment of my Ultimate Goals. So I am doing a deal with the dark side of psychology & attempting to take on the cold, machine-like mindset of raw financial achievement in order to make billions to change the world & live my dream. The risks are that I could crack due to the psychological pain or be attracted out of the mindset by what naturally makes me happy. Ultimately, I want to achieve my goals, remove this raw achievement mindset, and get back to the super happy natural me. Wish me luck! 
My Four Major Achievement Constraints
Throughout the past couple years, while focusing on becoming a millionaire and transitioning into asset acquisitions, I haven’t yet had the success that I’ve wanted. So I’ve been asking why that has been for just as long. I’ve known about all of my constraints and the factors that are driving my success throughout this entire timeframe. However, it wasn’t until the middle of this year (2007) that I really figured out the major constraints and their relationships that are holding me back. Here are my four major achievement constraints…
I am a Wealth Builder
It has been the number one question asked of me by my fans and even my family… What exactly do you do Brian? Within working to massively change the world, I am a Wealth Builder. So the accurate hierarchy of what I do in my career of life is…
