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Getting rich!

I was once asked to teach a class about "Getting Rich"... I was almost tempted to ask the question, you know the question right? "Are you insane?" Yes, that was the question. "Am I rich enough to teach such a class?" I responded.

But the man said, "it's all packaging, we just need your oratory prowess". Then it dawned on me, so I was rich after all. Yeah, I was rich with words! And so are you too rich in something.

Being rich isn't really about money but about abundance. That is, the thing you have abundantly in you. It may be money, skills, talent, words or some desirable qualities.

Getting rich is about being the best of who you are, and of what you do. Growing in the abundance of that speciality in you that makes the world seek after you.

To get paid the best, you must be the best! Start being the best!

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