The Master Key System - Softcover

Millions around the world have read self-help books of every different kind. From The Secret to the products of Tony Robbins, yet in most cases the changes promised and so deeply desired to not take place. The reason is that an essential part of the process has been left out by almost every single modern self-help guru. Charles F. Haanel wrote the Master Key system as a series of 24 lessons (each of which is to be done for a week) that included physical exercises that trained the mind to actually produce the required neurological chances that are absolutely fundamental for the creation of the results we really want and are destined for. Haanel was an extremely successful businessman and philanthropist of enormous generosity, being a self-made millionaire at age 40 and yet retaining a modesty about his achievements that today most people do not recognise the name. It is also said that Bill Gates found the little red book (as it was originally presented) of the Master Key System while studying at Harvard University and simply dropped out after having read it and put into practice. Now the original text is once again presented here for your use and benefit. Although written almost 100 years ago, The Master Key System remains a far superior product to almost every modern self-help book and is easily put into practice by anyone that follows its simple instructions. Unlike any kind of get rich quick scheme it is a comprehensive course of self re-structuring that takes place over 24 weeks. The missing ingredient from all other works of this kind has been hidden until now and the truth of the shift being one that happens gradually along with the required psycho-physical changes as a result of the physical exercises required is finally restored to light and in full in this single volume.

One of the best financial planning manuals ever! Put it into use and watch yourself prosper! --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. --Dan Zellem, CEO, Sweetland Press, June 11, 2002