Most of us are born into regular lives and grow up around average people. We have to train ourselves in the principles of success to become exceptional Most of the truly wealthy in the United States live next door. Not in Beverly Hills. Getting rich is a process of making consistently good decisions over a prolonged period; it's not one big decision or a home run. Even home run hitters have to train to be able to get that baseball over the fence. If you try to rush, you're more likely to make mistakes by taking shortcuts. You have to be methodical and follow a consistent plan of action. This book is a master plan on how an ordinary person can train themselves to become extraordinary and be able to live the life they've always wanted to live. By following this plan, you will learn some basics on how others have trained themselves to be exceptional, building wealth along the way. It includes forty-three secrets that can be utilized to help create wealth faster. The general assumption, and the idea propagated by social media, that millionaires live lavish lifestyles couldn't be further from the truth. The truth about most of my millionaire, or even billionaire friends, is that they live humble lifestyles and have built their money up slowly over time working jobs as a school teacher, a food safety inspector, or even as a janitor. A successful person believes there is no limit to the happiness you can have in your life, and that happiness consists of learning and growing as a person. Successful people believe that the ongoing acquisition of knowledge will make you happy versus the traditional belief that happiness is about who you are and where you are in life. The conventional understanding will lead you to an average life.Success is learnable, follow the strategies in this book, and open yourself to a new world of opportunities. "Dr. Ernesto Martinez offers a wealth of advice and information that any consumer would do well to follow and implement. I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in fixing their finances and generating new forms of income." Michael McClure, Real Estate Investor