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One great turn will get you to certain goals; it may even get you to the goal that you have defined as your arrival at being wealthy. But to stay there, it takes more than one good turn. It takes many, and an ongoing, continuing effort to stay on top.

Continuing On In Wealth And Prosperity

So what is the path to follow? How does developing wealth continue?

The continuous path to financial freedom is variable, as all of success and achievement is. It will vary depending on your strategy for building wealth, your interests, your needs, your successes, and even your failures. Moving forward, there are some general things you should consider that will help you stay the course to financial freedom. For instance

• Continuing on in wealth education for increased success and more ways to become wealthy

• Developing new strategies for investment and wealth creation

• Reevaluating strategies and goals

• Scrapping the under-performers for the real money makers

• Diversifying for greater return and security

Staying The Course

This endless work sounds tiring, doesn’t it? And if you’ve met your goals, and achieved that level of wealth success that you were shooting for, why should you have to keep going? Why is important to continue to work to develop financial freedom when you have already achieved that goal?

It’s all about sustainability. A windfall sum of money will make you feel wealthy for a time, but to truly be wealthy—to be financially independent and in control—you must develop lasting wealth. Lasting wealth depends on your continuing to build upon your success for greater success. Lasting wealth is the key to true financial freedom.

The continuing road does not have to be an extraneous effort. Being that you have already come this far, and that you have already learned so much to get here and changed in so many positive ways, you’ll find that continuing on is much, much easier than getting started and making your first money. All you need to do now is to sustain that wealth through continued commitment to your new mindset and lifestyle. But with the world of possibilities and a healthy taste of financial success, no doubt you’ll be energized and raring to go anyway.

To Your Continued Financial Success

Sean Rasmussen
21st Century Academy
Universal Wealth Creation © 2004 – 2008

Part of building wealth relies on setting firm, clear goals. In part that relies on knowing what wealth means to you. To do that we usually set at least one large goal, tied to a financial value or monetary figure, that we recognize as meaning we have reached that goal. In other words, a sum of money, and assets that represents wealth achievement to us.

Each of us will have such a figure in mind. We will also have many smaller goals along the way to get us there; goals like getting a wealth creation education, learning to strategize for wealth creation, developing aspects of our mindset and psyche that are conducive to wealth creation. And one day, through perseverance, dedication, discipline, and by meeting each of those smaller goals, we will get to that pinnacle and be able to finally say “I’ve done it! I am a wealthy person!”

But Then What?

What then? What comes next? What do we do once we’ve become rich? Do we sit back, kick our feet up, and wallow in our financial success?

Yes!

But that’s not all we do.

We also prepare to continue on. We take steps to move forward to a new goal. A bigger and better and even more wildly successful goal for financial prosperity. We educate ourselves again as to how to do more and have more and enjoy more.

This time around, though, things will be different. This time around we will already have a solid financial education behind us. We will have already learned the key strategies and developed the right mindset for building wealth and being successful. And this time around we will be even more motivated to keep going. Why? Because of that Law of Attraction that got us here. Because great things keep attracting great things, and our own personal experiences with wealth and success will only do more to further us toward more wealth and achievement.

We will have tasted wealth and possibility, and we will be enthusiastic to taste even more. And so we move forward with new goals and a renewed energy for financial freedom and prosperity.

To Your Continued Financial Success

Sean Rasmussen
21st Century Academy
Universal Wealth Creation © 2004 – 2008

You have to be wealthy to have wealth; you have to know what that means to be that; when you do, you can start taking wealthy actions to obtain the things and privileges that the wealthy have, that you seek. The only remaining question, then, is this—what do the wealthy do?

Taking Wealthy Action

If we are to change and start acting wealthy, to start taking the wealthy actions that build wealth, we have to have an idea of what wealthy actions are—just as we had to decide what wealth is. And just like defining wealth, there are many, many different things that the wealthy do.

We know what Jamie McIntyre and the 21st Century Academy says, in basic terms, about acting wealthy. He says that the wealthy make money work for them, and they don’t work for money (of course we know he says a lot more, too, but that’s just one example). This is the end-goal that we are working towards, but there are even smaller, more specific actions that the wealthy take, things that they do, in order to do that. Some of those actions may include

• Learning about money

• Investing

• Saving

• Gaining a perspective on what money really is, how it works

• Choosing the way money is managed

The list could go on and on, down to the finest points and actions. And you should feel free to add to it. But what I really want you to understand is that not every action that the wealthy take requires a sum of large money. Many do not. And many can be taken even at much smaller levels. You can invest in something small and let it build; use that wealth as a springboard to more.

Wealthy action can even mean just changing the way you think about money. It could mean beginning a habit of thinking about money (positively). Some of you may be living on financial auto-pilot and not really acting with your money at all. It could mean choosing to save for something better in life rather than spending now. It could mean choosing not to allow money to cause you pressure so that you have the clarity of mind to build wealth.

Whatever it is, define some wealthy actions and take at least one of those actions every day. Act upon your wealth creation now. Let the cycle thrive and grow by being and acting in wealthy ways.

To Your Continued Financial Success

Sean Rasmussen
21st Century Academy
Universal Wealth Creation © 2004 – 2008