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This is the Revised Edition of the Midas Method paperback book. With over 100,799 copies sold and thousands of happy readers you can be assured that the best has just got better. Stuart Goldsmith the author has been there and done it, he takes you through how to improve your…
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This is one of the earliest books I read, that I credit with helping me to make my first million. That’s how I would recommend it to people now; if you’re just starting out on your journey and need something to offer you structure - this is a fantastic resource for that.
What is so great about Goldsmith’s approach is that he explains things clearly and then gives readers very easy to follow, step-by-step guidance. The methods I teach are similarly structured to his, including identifying goals and then making them real for yourself before you achieve them. Where…
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