Jamie McIntyre Is Set To Become A Billionaire
Thursday, December 18th, 2008If You Think You Can Do A Thing Or Think You Can’t Do A Thing, You’re Right
In his mid twenties, Jamie McIntyre became a millionaire, mainly due to heavy investing in property and real estate. Ten years later, and Jamie has now decided to lift the bar and has announced publicly that he will become a billionaire by the time he is 45 years of age.
We all get caught in a comfort zone of income, due to what we think we are worth and it can be very difficult to multiply your investments and income due to your own self image. For example, if you have been earning an income of $50,000 per year for the last 6 years, then you could probably not fathom what it would be like to earn $350,000 per year as you see yourself being only worth $50,000.
It is no different from a millionaire imaging themselves being a billionaire, as they are in a comfort zone and they can only see themselves at this level. Although it is simple to create more wealth, it is a challenge to keep this wealth if your self image is not in line with it.
Jamie McIntyre of the 21st Century Academy, has decided it is time to step up, and become a billionaire. Now he has given himself nearly ten years to do the task, yet one of his billionaire mentors suggested that he could do it in three.
The point I am trying to get across here is that you can achieve any level of wealth that you want, on the proviso that it is in line with the self image of how much you think you are worth. If you think you are worth $30,000 per year, then that is what you will attract. Change the self image of yourself to believe you are worth $80,000 per year, and you will get it.
This is a complete mindset shift, and goes hand in hand with the Law of Attraction in order to get what you want out of life. The Law of Attraction can bring the wealth into your life, yet it will be your own self image of how much you are worth as to if you will retain that wealth.
In August 2007 Asic and Jamie McIntyre agreed to settle the long running case started in 2001 by the ASIC. As ASIC had failed for some 5 years to have this matter brought back before the courts and thus it was ordered to mediation to settle the matter. In mediation it was agreed both parties would cease the matter and each party pay their own legal costs.
Jamie McIntyre

