Comments on: Breaking Out of Being Broke

By: STREMEDLOVSKI

STREMEDLOVSKI — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 09:31:26 +0000

Добрий день..Ренди
читал ваши книги,они заставляют задуматся

By: Grace Alves

Grace Alves — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 21:56:10 +0000

I have just listened to you in the “I am Agel” in Brazil and start waking up from my “sleep-life”. So when I got in my place today I start really working on myself and found your post. It was fantastic, thanks for that! We need people that makes us really think about our situation, so thank you! have a good selfish life :)
I will get mine now. Cheers

By: Kathleen Caldwell

Kathleen Caldwell — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:44:43 +0000

Randy!
I Love You… will you be my president??? Can I write in your name??

THere were cracks of lightning and thunder going off in my head as I read this. I will share this extensively.
Kathleen

By: Maggie, Team Stealth

Maggie, Team Stealth — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:58:17 +0000

Spot on Randy! I have enjoyed this connection w/you via Art Jonak & Orrin Woodward & The Team. Ayn Rand is a must read author for sure. Looking forward to meeting you someday as I’m sure we will. In the meantime, take care & God Bless. :)

By: Stephen Hartka

Stephen Hartka — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:13:08 +0000

Randy, this is my first visit to your blog and I am floored by your wisdom and the ability to portray the lesson with a great visual.
We too talk much about pipeline income & it’s effect, but to say you took it to the next level would be an understatement. It’s truely sad how few people understand this. The comments about friends and family being “unsupportive” and the “belief” that rich people are evil are so true. As a newcomer to the world of the entreprenuer I have been assaulted on all sides by everyone who “knows” me. It’s interesting to see who your true friends are & even more interesting to associate with people of your caliber. Orrin said you were amazing at the Mastermind Event – I think I’ll not miss my old “friends”….keep it coming! (PS – love the title of your book! After I read it – I won’t hesitate to pass it on to the “Eddies” in my former life…)

By: Rustem Tartar

Rustem Tartar — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:52:47 +0000

I`ve read “Atlas Shrugged” by Ayn Rand. The great thing! Thanks m-r Gage for opening me this wise booke.

By: Ade

Ade — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 18:51:31 +0000

I’ve read this story in like 2 of your other books. Great read.
I also read “Atlas Shrugged” by Ayn Rand, because you recommended it. The entitlement mentality is something that has to be let go in people…
Everyday, I see the self limiting beliefs which are prevalent in our world, and funny thing is so many people argue and justify why they are where they are…but I try to help as many as I can, and it seems to be working…
Its amazing how much junk we have to remove from inside us….

By: Brian Bodenhamer

Brian Bodenhamer — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:57:03 +0000

Randy I know you’re a baseball fan, So I’m curious of your thoughts on this line of a rant.

I’m reading this blog the day after the Yankees won the World Series. While my favorite player of all time is Lou Gehrig, I’ve always despised the Yankees organization, Even calling them the Evil Empire. That was until I started talking to my wife about the team during one of the games this week against the Phillies.

If we dislike the Yankees because they are the most successful team in professional sports are we just acting in a lack mentality like those who dislike and mistrust rich people. 27 World Series championships is quite a feat and Should be celebrated and studied.

Why are the Yankees so Rich, Successful and consistent. It’s mindset. The Chicago Cubs are called lovable losers and the Yankees The Evil Empire. Both are Big Time teams with polar opposite mindsets. The Yankees EXPECT to win, The Cubs EXPECT to Blow it. One is Prosperity Driven, the other Is Lack or Poverty driven. One has ONE name on the front of the jersey, a # on the back and is Team driven, the other One name on the Front and another name on the back and is Personality driven. One is driven by Goals and rich in content, the other is driven by fear and usually poor in content.

Point being , The Yankees have built a culture of success, follow the plan, keeps what works and gets rid of what doesn’t. Expect their players and staff to be professional, Holds them accountable and inspires them to play or perform at their highest level at all times. What’s to hate about that?

The same can be said of many other historically successful professional and collegiate teams.

For example: Notre Dame, USC, Texas, and Oklahoma of College Football.
UCLA, Indiana, Kentucky, Kansas, North Carolina and Duke in Men’s College Basketball.
Tennessee and UConn in Women’s College Basketball.
The Lakers and Celtics of the NBA.
The Patriots, Colts, Cowboys and Steelers of the NFL.
The Canadians and Red Wings of the NHL.
Real Madrid and Manchester United of European Football

Most People who are passionate about sports like me (can you tell?) probably have an opinion about one of the teams listed above. Chances are if they aren’t fans of one of them and their team has suffered a beat down by them the HATE that team for it’s success, falling into a lack mentality. Each of these teams should be celebrated for their success and studied by the other teams in their field for clues.

By: Youpele Ekpedekumo

Youpele Ekpedekumo — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:38:02 +0000

I’m going to be honest with everyone here. Because my life at present is like that of Eddie’s. I’m sleeping on the floor of my childhood friends place living out of four white boxes. However, I’m not a dumb ass like Eddie because I work full-time pay my rent and child care like clockwork. I don’t watch TV I meditate and visulize at around 4 in the morning read mental food for thought and raising my conscieness for my own selfish needs.

I made a public declarartion at my work place that I intend to retire in 5 years time. I told most of my collegues to remind me of my commitment to retire from driving a London Bus in five years. I sharing my network marketing opportunity with most of the drivers who know me. Even though I know they are all suspects rather than prospects! I have no shame in sharing my ideals with my colleague who shake their heads in agreement but still afraid to answer their cell phone when I call.

Being motivated for my own selfish needs is workable for me and if anyone joins my network marketing business I will share with them some tough love ideals that’ll test their resolve.

RG Looking forward to your next post. Keep them flowing.

By: Enrique

Enrique — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 13:43:07 +0000

Randy:
You are very qualified to write a book on prosperity. It will be great to see how you broke the process of limiting beliefs in your life through a 5 year process.
No hype, no jumping around like a monkey on stage, just inner transformation.
It seems to me that this is where most people are stuck on building a succesful network marketing business.
It is like building a house without foundations. Until the foundations are secured, You can add anything else or else it falls apart.