What do Dr. Phil, Halston, and Oprah's chef Rosie have in common?

Their talents were noticed and encouraged by the rich and powerful, and this is how they too became world famous.

They have achieved recognition of their talents, but what about you?

You work hard, and are talented. Yet the kind of success you aspire to may still elude you. You may be doing well now, but you know that you are capable of more.

The Above Video is from the PBS Special "Social Class In America"

Are you trying to do it all by yourself? If so, you are ensuring that you may never find the recognition that your talents deserve.

Or maybe you are networking like crazy, wearing yourself out attending seminars and events, yet still seem to be spinning your wheels.

Are there shortcuts to success, or does everyone have to "pay their dues" and wait a certain prescribed number of years before they are viewed as the authority in their field?

If there are shortcuts to success, what are they? Are they ethical?

One of the most time-honored "shortcuts" to success is to find and work with clients and mentors who are powerful, wealthy, and well-known.

Some of the most famous people in the world would not be where they are now without the help and guidance of the right person.

Tony Robbins - world famous life-changing speaker - was mentored by author Jim Rohn.

Who was the mentor of Dave Thomas, the founder of Wendy's?  It was Harlan Sanders, better known as the Colonel of Kentucky Fried Chicken.

Richard Branson, one of the richest men in the world, was mentored by Freddie Laker.

Award-winning actor Kevin Spacey was mentored by another award-winner, Jack Lemmon.

Comedian Sinbad was mentored by none other than Bill Cosby!

Jay Leno was mentored by the Tonight Show legend, Johnny Carson.

David Shaw, Chairman of DE Shaw, was a mentor to Jeff Bezos, the CEO of Amazon.com

The president of eBay, John Donahoe, was mentored by Vivek Paul, President and CEO of Wipro Technologies

....and the list is endless of those who were helped and mentored by the rich, famous, and powerful.

Yet so few know what it takes to become a trusted friend of the wealthy and powerful.

Can Knowing the Right Person Can Make All the Difference?

When Dr. Phil McGraw met Oprah Winfrey, he was already a successful businessman. Who could have predicted that as a result of his friendship with Oprah, he would become one of the most recognizable celebrities and authors in American culture today.

A decade ago, Oprah Winfrey sought the expert help of Dr. Phil McGraw to prepare her for a much publicized lawsuit. 

"Winfrey was so impressed with McGraw that she credited him for her victory in that case. Soon after, she invited him to appear on her show. His appearance proved so successful that he began appearing weekly as a Relationship and Life Strategy Expert.

"In 2002, he was given his own syndicated daily TV show, Dr. Phil, produced by Winfrey's Harpo Studios." - Wikipedia.org

Oprah's friendship with Dr. Phil is widely known. Has this powerful relationship made a difference in the life of Dr. Phil and his family?

Has this powerful friendship made a difference for the millions of people Dr. Phil's work has touched?

If it were not for Dr. Phil's close relationship with the most famous and highly paid woman in the world, he might never have become the trusted expert he is to millions now.

Does It Matter "Who You Know?" You Bet Your Life It Does.

Some people want you to think that it does not matter who you know! They are more than happy for others to keep believing that, while they are busy getting to know the people who can make a difference in their lives - while their competition is left far behind.

Do you know how to meet rich clients and mentors - and more importantly, how to get them interested in you and your goals?

You have friends now; your closest friends can include the rich, famous, and powerful, too.

Find out how to be mentored by the rich - and become a "favorite" of theirs!

So where do you start to meet the people who will become important to you - and vice versa?

Ask Ginie Sayles, the world's foremost expert on the rich.

Ginie Sayles is a best-selling author and former stockbroker who has been featured in The Wall Street Journal and Fortune magazine, and on CNN World News and "48 Hours" with Dan Rather.

Ginie Sayles has been helping her clients work with and understand the lifestyles of the rich for many years. She is a best-selling author of How To Find Rich Clients.  

Ginie Sayles was asked by the American Bar Associations's prestigious Law Management Magazine to write an article based entirely on this seminar, "Finding and Working with Rich Clients."

This seminar has become a required part of many University and College business courses.

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Are the wealthy of this world really different than others?

The answer is yes.... and no.  

Do the rich seek to be friends only with other rich people?

Not at all. You can you fit into the world of the rich - and the rich can enter your world - with both of you feeling completely at ease.

You can understand what motivates the rich to form friendships and business relationships.

Do you aspire to be rich? Then it's highly recommend that you begin to surround yourself with others who already are rich.
 

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