BAMM isn't right for everyone. There are multiple reasons for that. One is that it requires the right type of person and personality to become a multi-millionaire, and that is going to be true even with BAMM's help. It will certainly widen the field, but even with it's help, you have to have certain key personality traits, key amongst which are persistence and perseverance.
You see how we are losing BAMM users, slowly but surely. It is unlikely that they will ever start using the program again simply because they do not have the program's goal as a primary life goal. I am firmly of the belief that there are those people for whom it is an option, those people for whom it is a destiny, those people for whom it is not an option, and those people for whom it could not happen if you shoved a million dollars in their pocket. This is true for a variety of reasons, one of which seems to be "why you're here" - as in, what your core reason for being born was. If you were born with achieving goal A in mind, and goal A conflicts with BAMM, BAMM will fail because goal A will predominate.
From what I can see, BAMM works in a roughly exponential fashion. I am seeing it work that way for me, at least. Seems to be doing the same for Andrew.
If you are starting from nothing, you can achieve multi-millionaire using BAMM but it is naturally going to take longer than if you are starting with a business already in play. And that doesn't mean it has to be any easier or more difficult than with or without BAMM. How easy it is depends on how you choose to become a multi-millionaire.
I'm not going to reveal how much I make. I will say the following, though.
- 2014 was the first year in a long time when I do not expect to have doubled our income, and that has a lot to do with forces outside my control acting on my life and the lives of those around me, primarily in a manner that exhausted my energy and drive, required me to focus instead on emotional healing, and spend my time helping others instead of focusing on my own goals. In life, there will always be forces outside of your control, regardless of what you do. That is simply the nature of the beast. You deal with it, and when the storm passes, you keep going. However, despite all the BS, I am pretty sure we still made more money than last year. I'll know for sure when we do annual taxes.
- 2015 is going to be a much better year. I expect that we will see a massive jump in income in 2015 because of a number of factors that are within our control, being acted on and used to our benefit and yours, including the development of 6G technology and the use of new methods of advertising. I'm also hoping to be able to start clinical trials in 2015. Furthermore, there will not be a lot of the factors to hamper us in 2015 that were present in 2014.
- Within the next 5 years (I'm actually very sure it is less than that) I will be a multi-millionaire "in the bank". When that happens, I will let you know. Until it happens, it isn't wise for me to mention my income, regardless of what it is, and really it does not matter. Nobody cares if I make 5 or 6 figures if I am not yet a multi-millionaire, and milestones aren't worth a damn when it is entirely possible that tomorrow I could be offered something that would make me a multi-millionaire in-the-bank. Dealing with high level people, as I regularly do, it can easily be an instant change. You meet the right person, make the right deal, and BAMM! That it has to be a slow, gradual process is not a given, ever.
- I have actually turned down several offers that would have made me a multi-millionaire since I started using the program. This is because becoming a multi-millionaire is something I have to do "the right way", for the good of all involved. It would be effortless for me to accept one of those deals, but it would not be in the best interests of all involved. Since I know, for a fact, that it is coming (and pretty sure specifically when), I don't need to accept offers that are not right for me or the rest of you.
- My IP alone is worth an estimated $10 mil at least. Technically, I am already a multi-millionaire, but I know you guys won't care until I have 2+ mil in my bank account or in some other form that more conventionally means I have achieved the goal of the program.
- Those who run the program according to the instructions, and do what it takes, will succeed. Even if they live with mom and dad right now. I know plenty of people who choose to live with their parents all their lives, not because of finances necessarily, but because their culture values family in a way that makes it either expected or considered common sense or a family obligation. That's not any reason to discount their income or success.
So, when the storm is over, just keep going.
As for progress so far - I am miles ahead of where I was when I started the program, and I cannot say I believe I would be where I am today without it. I have seen obvious and definite improvements from using it in my goal to become a multi-millionaire, and I have no doubt that I will get there much sooner because of the help and guidance it gives me.
You see how we are losing BAMM users, slowly but surely. It is unlikely that they will ever start using the program again simply because they do not have the program's goal as a primary life goal. I am firmly of the belief that there are those people for whom it is an option, those people for whom it is a destiny, those people for whom it is not an option, and those people for whom it could not happen if you shoved a million dollars in their pocket. This is true for a variety of reasons, one of which seems to be "why you're here" - as in, what your core reason for being born was. If you were born with achieving goal A in mind, and goal A conflicts with BAMM, BAMM will fail because goal A will predominate.
From what I can see, BAMM works in a roughly exponential fashion. I am seeing it work that way for me, at least. Seems to be doing the same for Andrew.
If you are starting from nothing, you can achieve multi-millionaire using BAMM but it is naturally going to take longer than if you are starting with a business already in play. And that doesn't mean it has to be any easier or more difficult than with or without BAMM. How easy it is depends on how you choose to become a multi-millionaire.
I'm not going to reveal how much I make. I will say the following, though.
- 2014 was the first year in a long time when I do not expect to have doubled our income, and that has a lot to do with forces outside my control acting on my life and the lives of those around me, primarily in a manner that exhausted my energy and drive, required me to focus instead on emotional healing, and spend my time helping others instead of focusing on my own goals. In life, there will always be forces outside of your control, regardless of what you do. That is simply the nature of the beast. You deal with it, and when the storm passes, you keep going. However, despite all the BS, I am pretty sure we still made more money than last year. I'll know for sure when we do annual taxes.
- 2015 is going to be a much better year. I expect that we will see a massive jump in income in 2015 because of a number of factors that are within our control, being acted on and used to our benefit and yours, including the development of 6G technology and the use of new methods of advertising. I'm also hoping to be able to start clinical trials in 2015. Furthermore, there will not be a lot of the factors to hamper us in 2015 that were present in 2014.
- Within the next 5 years (I'm actually very sure it is less than that) I will be a multi-millionaire "in the bank". When that happens, I will let you know. Until it happens, it isn't wise for me to mention my income, regardless of what it is, and really it does not matter. Nobody cares if I make 5 or 6 figures if I am not yet a multi-millionaire, and milestones aren't worth a damn when it is entirely possible that tomorrow I could be offered something that would make me a multi-millionaire in-the-bank. Dealing with high level people, as I regularly do, it can easily be an instant change. You meet the right person, make the right deal, and BAMM! That it has to be a slow, gradual process is not a given, ever.
- I have actually turned down several offers that would have made me a multi-millionaire since I started using the program. This is because becoming a multi-millionaire is something I have to do "the right way", for the good of all involved. It would be effortless for me to accept one of those deals, but it would not be in the best interests of all involved. Since I know, for a fact, that it is coming (and pretty sure specifically when), I don't need to accept offers that are not right for me or the rest of you.
- My IP alone is worth an estimated $10 mil at least. Technically, I am already a multi-millionaire, but I know you guys won't care until I have 2+ mil in my bank account or in some other form that more conventionally means I have achieved the goal of the program.
- Those who run the program according to the instructions, and do what it takes, will succeed. Even if they live with mom and dad right now. I know plenty of people who choose to live with their parents all their lives, not because of finances necessarily, but because their culture values family in a way that makes it either expected or considered common sense or a family obligation. That's not any reason to discount their income or success.
So, when the storm is over, just keep going.
As for progress so far - I am miles ahead of where I was when I started the program, and I cannot say I believe I would be where I am today without it. I have seen obvious and definite improvements from using it in my goal to become a multi-millionaire, and I have no doubt that I will get there much sooner because of the help and guidance it gives me.
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The scientist has a question to find an answer for. The pseudo-scientist has an answer to find a question for. ~ "Failure is the path of least persistence." - Chinese Fortune Cookie ~ Logic left. Emotion right. But thinking, straight ahead. ~ Sperate supra omnia in valorem. (The value of trust is above all else.) ~ Meowsomeness!
The scientist has a question to find an answer for. The pseudo-scientist has an answer to find a question for. ~ "Failure is the path of least persistence." - Chinese Fortune Cookie ~ Logic left. Emotion right. But thinking, straight ahead. ~ Sperate supra omnia in valorem. (The value of trust is above all else.) ~ Meowsomeness!