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This weekend I have spent the bulk of my time among exceptionally wealthy, high net worth, financially free individuals.

When you’re not rich, but seeking riches, terms like “financially free”, “financially independent” and “high net worth” can become cliched and you may even start to question whether such a state exists.

On Friday I was acting as a consultant for Fast Track Education limited at their event in Manchester, UK. I always send the ebook “The Fast Track To Financial Independence” to any members of my forex training program free of charge.

I found myself surrounded by successful, high net worth and financially intelligent individuals. For the following reasons it was a great place to be:

1) Challenges any comfort zone - there are always going to be richer people than you - and also you’re going to have to be who you are, as you are no matter what - helps you to face the music on where you know you can change but have not…

2) Makes you realise to be happy and grateful* as much as you can for what you have got because some people who are rich you will find but they haven’t got what you have got and you can realise what you’ve got and be thankful for it…

*I have just researched and written a special report on “gratitude” for one of my other businesses - will post to this blog

3)  Shift in belief - you believe in yourself more, the wealthy persons beliefs will affect you subconsciously - their wealth may be contagious in some instances - that is for real…

There are other positive effects of knowing wealthy, successful individuals. And it doesn’t have to offset or undermine your current friends if they are upper middle class or anywhere else below the “5%” of financially independent people.

Since setting a priority goal to go out and find wealthy individuals with a net worth of than £1,000,000 ($2.050,000 approx) and not having a clue how I was going to do that, I have gone out and done just that.

I highly recommend you be daring enough to write a goal statement that you will meet X number of high net worth individuals over the next couple of years and make it a must. You do not need to know how you will do it, just set the goal and add “in ways that are for my highest good and that of everyone else involved” to the end of the goal statement.

That is something I learned from Stuart Lichtman of “How To Get Lots Of Money For Anything…FAST” - believe it or not, his “hot sell” ebook helped me to create a forex trading strategy that rarely fails to get me my target number of pips 10-20 every trade I place on the market. In fact, his objective setting and achievement strategy is perfect for retail traders of forex and stocks alike IMHO.

Setting a goal to be around high net worth individuals and to learn and model them is important, so do it now - if you’re serious….about forex trading…

Why forex trading? What the heck has this to do with forex trading?

Here is your answer.

If you’re focused on forex trading and you set the goal to be around high net worth individuals, then the likelihood (in my experience) is you’re going to attract in to your life one way or another one or more highly successful forex traders you can learn from.

Successful forex traders are high net worth individuals, so you’d better start thinking like and being like one, so that you can attract good coaches, mentors and role models in to your life.

People who I have met since I set the goal include:

1) A billionaire businesswoman who gave me a multimillion business idea for the UK construction market

2) A $US millionaire and currently highly successful investor

3) One ex-professional bank trader of forex

4) One presently working forex bank trader

5) A millionaire property and stock investor

6) Many other high net worth individuals

For instance, tonight, I entertained in my house two professional investors in an Asian stock market, one of whom recently made a gain of 40% in three months and the other is a millionaire with 5 houses who just bought a brand new Mercedes (and he doesn’t even live in this country) — because it was “cheap”…

I’ve noticed that wealthy people who are also happy, and have control and self-discipline, exude wealth and this is very healthy for the individual who wishes to become more wealthy.

Hope you enjoyed the post. Have a great weekend.