Secret Business Tip

Would you like to know the oldest insider secret to insulate yourself from negative outside forces and become not only financially independent BUT learn to how to recession proof yourself from any economy? Ask yourself a query, what do all successful people in have in common? In case you guessed money - you are wrong. In case you thought schooling - wrong again. However in case you said establishing "win- win" relationships you receive a gold star!

The ability to generate and maintain rewarding relationships is the foundation for becoming successful in anything. Andrew Carnegie - the 2nd richest man, according to "the Rich Historical Figures Report" is indirectly is responsible for producing of the most popular books on the subject "Think and Grow Rich."

Now, in case you think Bill Gates is rich they chimes in at the #0 spot, while Warren Buffett shows up at # 37. As a matter of fact, Carnegie's wealth of $298 Billion dwarfs the combination of Gates's $101 & Buffets $62 billion so you ought to listen to what Carnegie had to say about the subject.

They revealed his secret to success to Napoleon Hill the power of networking and developing Master Mind groups. Carnegie even employed Napoleon's research to study the subject. There is numerous examples of Master mind groups in Hill's classic "Think & Grow Rich" which has sold over 60 million copies to date and has helped to generate thousands of millionaires.

Irrespective of which author you read, the point is this - you cannot do it alone and you need to leverage your ability to generate contacts. Networking is an essential skill for most business people, but for entrepreneurs. Do the same essential principles apply in today's busy world as they did in Carnegie's day? Absolutely, it is about developing and maintaining relationships. You need to surround yourself with like minded people and generate your own master mind group.

There is been limitless books, programs & courses for people to take to learn how to implement Carnegie's secret to success.