Alexander DhandI like to say, "there is no virtue in poverty." I can say that with some authority, having been poor and having started with absolutely nothing.

Today, things are different. I have a nice career where I work as a psychologist. I live in a ice house, drive a Porsche no less and have whatever any person could need. That's not bad for a guy who started out working as a farm labourer. I can rightfully say I have achieved success. But whatever I have, I did not get here by the force of my business acumen or my investment moxie. What has brought me here is my mindset. It is the same mindset other successful people have, individuals whom I have spent 30 years studying. In this book I have tried to share the different aspects that when combined, collectively create a high probability an individual will be successful in life. I have talked about how you might go about cultivating those features of success you might find lacking in this book and the reason I have done this is because I like the idea of people doing well in life. Everyone should do well in life, it makes for a better world, a happier world, a world in which we all would want to live. This book is my effort to create that better world. I hope it inspires you to do well and I hope you do well. Read More Read Less