[FREE DOWNLOAD] Tai Lopez – 67 steps To Becoming Successful in Wealth

Knowing that you can achieve what you want in life is a pleasure.

It is no secret that advertisers know this. When you browse the internet or browse a magazine rack, you are tempted by headlines that promise:

The “3 Steps To Becoming Rich”

Or,

The “How To Lose 30 Pounds in 14 Days”

Or,

“2 Quick Secrets To Finding Your Soulmate and Love This Weekend”

Even better,

“How To Get From Depressed To Happy, Overnight”

In most cases, those promises are simply a way to entice you into buying something. They lure you in, but rarely deliver on their promises.

It is precisely because these four subjects (health, wealth, love, and happiness) are the raw ingredients we need to live a fulfilling life that they appeal to us.

The good life isn’t quite so simple. You must avoid chasing a mirage, the lies of modern day life (which is actually step #32 in the 67 Steps).

In reality, there are no “3 quick secrets” or anything of real value you can get overnight. That’s what marketers want you to believe.

Several years ago, I asked myself, “If there aren’t three steps to getting success, how many steps are there really? And if you can’t get success overnight, how quickly can you make a big change?”?”

Finding the answers to these questions is crucial to your success in life.

Charlie Munger laid out the answer when he said, “To get what you want, you have to deserve it. The world isn’t crazy enough to reward a whole bunch of undeserving people.”

Although I am sure they can make you richer than you ever imagined, the 67 Steps are not a get-rich-quick scheme.

Although you can use the 67 Steps to get in the best shape of your life, you will not lose 30 pounds overnight.

You won’t find a soul mate or rekindle your love life in 24 hours, but as Dr. Helen Fisher teaches, we are attracted to people on our level, and as your level rises, the quality of the love you attract will increase.

“A rising tide lifts all boats,” said John F. Kennedy.

In the morning, do you tap dance out of bed? Are you so excited about life that you can’t wait to wake up? Not many people are. But it would be nice. I have been mentored by men who live life like this; men like Joel Salatin and Allan Nation. It’s a beautiful life.

Like I said in my recent TED Talk, everyone wants the good life, but not everybody gets it.

If you want to be the exception to the rule, you don’t have to be like everyone else.

Thoreau wrote in Walden Pond: “Most men live lives of quiet desperation. Resignation is confirmation of desperation.”

You will not be one of those desperate masses if you proceed carefully.

To begin, follow Pablo Picasso’s rule of life:

It is not a good idea to live your life according to a dichotomy, a dichotomy in which you dislike what you do so that you can have pleasure in your spare time. Instead, find a situation in which your work makes you as happy as your spare time.”

I was told the same thing by Joel Salatin: “Never come back from a vacation.”

Regardless of what you want from life, there is no need to compromise.

Maybe you’re dreaming of becoming a millionaire, getting the perfect body, falling in love, or feeling alive and optimistic every morning.

If you look in the same places as everyone else, you won’t find it.

Follow your own path, because most of the world is just blind leading blind.

Over the last 8,000 years of civilization, many wise people have pointed the way. They have left clues.

Is there a pattern in these clues or is it just the old causation vs. correlation debate?

Throughout history, a handful of people have discovered the secret to living an extraordinary life. These 67 Steps are my attempt to lay out this success ‘blueprint’.