I totally agree about The One Minute Millionaire – I think I have 5 copies of that book which regularly go out on loan to people I meet!

Isn’t interesting how people react though… even when given the wisdom, something deep inside them tells them it still needs to be “hard work”, “tough”, “difficult”, “slow”… if it’s going to be worth doing.

Here’s to the “let life flow easily” revolution!

This is so true for so many of us. Our culture has brought us up to feel that work has to be hard. As a professional, getting all that training under my belt was indeed hard work, and the coaching that you gave me with the Moneygym was amazing and eye – opening.

In illustration of how far I have come, I met my (medical) business partners for a meal 6 months ago. I happened to be reading Tim Ferris’ “The 4 Hour Work Week” (mentioned in your post) while awaiting their arrival. Comments varied from “How come you get time to read non- medical books” to “The only Honest work is Hard work”.

Open- minded? Not.

The world is changing. Life no longer has to be hard toil. And I am enjoying the journey, not to mention the vision of what lies ahead.

Thank you again, Margaret, for reminding me to allow success to be fun, teams to work in harmony, and the accumulation of wealth and experience to be completely separate from hard work.

Oh, and I would add “The One MInute Millionaire” by Mark Victor Hansen & Robert G Allen – as it illustrates leverage so well.

Love, success & freedom,
Alison

Dr Alison Grimston