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How to Turn Yourself Into a Live Breathing Cash Machine © 7Star Courses – All Rights Reserved www.7starcourses.com Page 16 of 99 SECTION ONE It All Starts With You and Your Belief System There are 2 ways people think when it comes to money. Some people think money is scarce, they think it is only for some special people and some other people think there is plenty of it to go around if you know how to reach out and grab your share. The unfortunate news is that the majority of people think that money is something that is scarce and that it is greed for them to even think of having plenty of it. On the other hand, a few set of people are the ones who don‟t just think that money is plenty. They also believe that they have the ability to attract as many as possible of it for themselves Which of these 2 groups do you want to belong to? Your answer is what is going to make the remaining contents of this report useful. Money is one subject that has a sense of irony attached to it.How to Turn Yourself Into a Live Breathing Cash Machine © 7Star Courses – All Rights Reserved www.7starcourses.com Page 17 of 99 People spend all their entire lives working to get money. Yet, they behave as if getting money is something that is either evil or is of little importance. Have you heard the saying before that “money is the root of all evil?” It is a saying that was developed and spread by people with a poverty mindset. Meanwhile, the real saying which comes from the bible is that “the love of money is the root of all evil” This means when you love money so much that you want to acquire it by any means possible, it drives you to pursue all sorts of evil means to get it. But there is also another side of the coin that is often not talked about and that is “the lack of money as well is the root of all sorts of evils” Think about it. A lot of people take to robbery, kidnapping, killing just because they lack money and the only way they think they can get it is by force even when it means attacking other people. Money Is Not Evil One of the beliefs you need to have about money is that it is not evil. Money can‟t do anything all by itself. It is the handler of the money who determines what it is been used for. For instance, one person might use his money to build hospitals and schools to help other people live better lives. Another person will use the same money to assassinate and harm other people. It is said that money brings out the deep heart desires of a person. In short, if you happen to be an evil person deep inside, you are likely to become more evil when you lay your hands on a plenty of money. At the same time, if you are a good person, you will definitely do more good in life based on your heart desires.How to Turn Yourself Into a Live Breathing Cash Machine © 7Star Courses – All Rights Reserved www.7starcourses.com Page 18 of 99 When you understand that money is not evil, you will feel confident in learning about how to attract more money into your life. Some several years ago, I attended a one-week boot camp and one of the highlights of the boot camp had to do with financial freedom. This single part of the boot camp is one of the powerful events that changed my life. The speaker who delivered the training for the financial freedom aspect of the boot camp happened to be a Polytechnic graduate who now employs a lot of polytechnic and university graduates. How? It was because he decided to figure out how to solve this mystery called “money” When the subject of money is raised, people suddenly freeze up and behave as if you just raised a topic that has to do with killing babies. One of the books he recommended to us during his speech was Napoleon Hill‟s first bestseller, Think and Grow Rich I quickly started searching all nearby bookshops to get a copy of this book after the programme. I eventually got one after about 3 months. I have now read Think and Grow Rich about 40 times but the first time I read it, I couldn‟t understand a word of it. Meanwhile, some of my friends and course mates started to “warn” me that I was thinking too much about getting rich. But really, is it a bad thing to think about getting rich and is not thinking about getting rich the good choice? Make no mistake about this – Thoughts are things. Your consistent thoughts eventually have a way of manifesting in your life. I could go on and on about this but the main lessons I need you to dwell on from this section are: 1. There are two types of mindsets about money and whichever one you choose eventually affects the flow of money to you. It is either youHow to Turn Yourself Into a Live Breathing Cash Machine © 7Star Courses – All Rights Reserved www.7starcourses.com Page 19 of 99 have a poverty mindset or you have a prosperity mindset. 2. People with prosperity mindset believe that there is a lot of money out there and they also believe that it is theirs. They treat money decently and appreciate other people. 3.

Contents Acknowledgments...................................................................................III Introduction..............................................................................................V 1 Middle class focuses on saving… World class focuses on earning............................................................. 17 2 Middle class thinks about money in linear terms… World class thinks about money in non-linear terms....................... 18 3 Middle class believes hard work creates wealth… World class believes leverage creates wealth ...................................... 20 4 Middle class believes money is the root of all evil… World class believes poverty is the root of all evil............................ 22 1 Middle class focuses on saving… World class focuses on earning Driven by the fear of loss and uncertainty of the future, the masses focus on how to protect and hoard their money. While world-class thinkers understand the importance of saving and invest- ing, they direct their mental energy toward accumulating wealth through serving people and solving problems. When an economic correction occurs, the fear-based saver suffers catastrophic losses that may take years to recover. While world-class thinkers suffer similar losses, they quickly turn their attention to financial opportunities that present themselves in a society of suddenly terrified people. While the masses are selling for short-term survival, the great ones are buying for long-term success. One group is operating from fear, the other, from abundance. The self-made rich aren’t afraid to take calculated risks, because they know if they lose they can make it all back. While the middle class is always looking for the home run investment that will make them wealthy, the world class invests wisely, knowing the bulk of their fortune will come from the service they provide. Most people are more concerned with the modest gains they accumulate from their savings and investments than they are with using their billion dollar minds to create a fortune. The masses are so focused on clipping coupons and living frugally they miss major opportuni- ties. Even in the midst of a cash flow crisis, the rich reject the nickel and dime thinking of the masses. They are masters at focusing their mental energy where it belongs: on the big money. How about you? Are you more focused on saving pennies or building an empire? Your current financial status will give you an idea of your past thinking. If you’re rich, keep thinking the way you’re thinking. If not, maybe it’s time for a change. “Money is power, and you ought to be reasonably ambitious to have it.” — Russell Conwell ᏷ Rich Resource: The Rich: A New Study of the Species by William Davis ᏶ Critical Thinking Question: Based on your past behaviors and results, are you thinking big or small? ᏸ Action Step: Make a decision today to think bigger and maximize your money potential. 2 Middle class thinks about money in linear terms… World class thinks about money in non-linear terms The masses trade time for money. This creates the belief that making money is a linear process directly connected to time. The average person believes the only way to earn more money is to work more hours, with the exception of raises and bonuses. The wealthy know big money requires thinking about it in non-linear terms. Thegreat ones are masters at generating money through ideas that solve problems. They realize since there is no limit to ideas, there is no limit to how much money they can earn. So while the middle class is scram- bling to survive and frightened for their financial future, the world class is capitalizing on their elevated level of awareness. The masses waste a substantial percentage of their mental energy worrying about money, while the champions are fearlessly directing their focus to becoming wealthier every day. Fortunes can be created almost overnight with the right idea at the right time, but only if the performer understands this non-linear phenomena. Since most people think of making money in a linear fashion, they never invest the necessary effort to create high impact solutions. The truth is, people who educate themselves in this philosophy have the potential to become as wealthy as they wish. And while this has been proven again and again, the average person’s refusal to believe this holds them back from ever getting started. This is another reason on the long list of why the rich get richer, and the poor, poorer. “The entire essence of America is the hope to first make money—then to make money with money— then make lots of money with lots of money.” — Paul Erdman ᏷ Rich Resource The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham ᏶ Critical Thinking Question: When you’re problem solving, do you spend more time looking for the obvious answer or the non-obvious answer? Linear think- ing is the obvious and non-linear

Justin, is the breed winner of his family, his father left them for another woman, it’s been nothing but trouble ever since, one faithful day they got an eviction notice, he had just lost his job and was desperate to get a new one. He finds himself at the wrong place, he was at Carlos’ territory a ruthless drug lord, Justin had no way of escape so he starts working for Carlos, every thing will change when Carlos gets killed

They are everywhere in society: in hospitals, offices, mosques, churches, and clubs. Known as the "ODD," they are the biggest players in town-billionaires with immense influence. They control beggars, hoodlums, and markets. Their presence is intimidating; they can kill or manipulate, and their implications are far-reaching. Highly intelligent, they get whatever they want and hold the reins of the country. They blend in with the common people, concealing their true identities so that only those of their rank recognize them. You might find them in the marketplace, appearing unkempt, as they still need to meet their daily needs. They have tasks to fulfill when necessary. The foremost rule of this group is to keep their identities secret; exposure could endanger their entire families. One of the billionaire heirs, Johnson, had his identity revealed, which is perilous and potentially suicidal. Did others come to help him, or was Johnson left to fend for himself? It seems he is an orphan.

Jayda's life was never meant to be easy. Raised in the shadows of a city that never sleeps, she spends her days working tirelessly to care for her younger sister, Mya, while her mother drowns in a bottle of vodka. The weight of their broken world rests on her shoulders, and with every passing day, Jayda fights to survive - but survival isn't enough. As she hustles through life, Jayda dreams of something more. But with each broken promise and shattered hope, she begins to question whether she's strong enough to break free from the chains of poverty, addiction, and heartache. In a world that feels determined to crush her, Jayda must find the strength to rise above it all - for Mya, for herself, and for a future she's not sure she deserves. Can she escape the cycle of pain, or will the glass ceilings of her past keep her trapped forever?

"Creator's Game" is a novel that tells the story of a young boy named Jake who is struggling to find his place in the world. When he discovers the game of Baaga'adowe, also known as lacrosse, Jake finds a passion and a sense of purpose that he had been missing. Through the game, Jake learns about the history and traditions of his Native American ancestors, and he forms deep connections with his teammates. But as Jake's team prepares for the biggest game of the season, he must also confront the challenges and obstacles that come with being a young athlete. "Creator's Game" is a powerful and inspiring story about finding your place in the world, and the importance of tradition and community.

In a world full of several hundreds of empires, large and small, when it came to military force on land, the Ning Empire was said to be unequalled. With strong elite troops from all four borders and depositories sweeping across the land in all directions, they were able to stick their flag in the ground, claiming any land they desired. However, inevitably, there were some people who were dissatisfied with their lack of military prowess when it came to the coastal border regions. Hence, a young man stepped forth, brandishing his weapons and led the troops to the seas. Shen Leng: If the day comes that I have to fight hard for my people, I am more than willing.

A life biography of a basketballer

Calvin was wounded to his heart when his son dies and wife illegally divorces him for another man because he is poor, his mother in law, treated him like a slave and out of this death, Calvin gets chosen by a universal system force as he decides to inherit even his father's wealth, just so he could take his Revenge on all those that hurt him, and it gets more interesting when Calvin discovers he is an Elite owning countries with information that he still has a child that is still alive but in danger.

Title: Never Give up Michael Sinclair was born into a world of opulence, the son of a billionaire family whose name was synonymous with wealth and influence. From a young age, he was groomed to inherit the family empire, attending elite schools and mingling with society's upper crust. Yet, deep within, Michael felt a yearning for something more than the gilded cage of privilege. In his early twenties, during a lavish family gala, Michael made a decision that would change everything. After witnessing a struggling artist's heartfelt performance, he was moved to invest his savings into her dream-a gallery showcasing the works of underrepresented artists. He believed in the transformative power of art and thought his family could support this vision. However, when he shared his idea, the reaction was swift and brutal. His father, a shrewd businessman, saw it as a foolish gamble. "You'll ruin us, Michael!" he thundered, eyes blazing. His mother and siblings echoed his sentiments, branding him naive and reckless. Feeling cornered and betrayed, Michael stood firm, insisting that art had value beyond money. In their eyes, he had chosen a path of failure. When he went ahead with the investment, his family disowned him. Cut off from their wealth, he faced life on his own, but he was undeterred. He rented a small space for the gallery, poured his heart into the project, and slowly built a community of passionate artists. Despite the odds, the gallery began to flourish, attracting attention for its unique vision and authenticity. Years passed, and while Michael worked tirelessly, his former family thrived in their world of business, oblivious to the seeds he had planted. Then, everything changed. One of the artists Michael had supported, a brilliant painter named Elena, created a series that captured the public's imagination. Her work became a sensation, selling for millions at auction. As the gallery's reputation soared, so did Michael's. He began receiving offers from prestigious art institutions and collectors eager to collaborate. Ironically, news of his success reached his family. His father, now facing a financial downturn, watched in disbelief as Michael's venture became a beacon of innovation and cultural significance. At a pivotal moment, Michael was invited to a high-profile charity gala hosted by his family. Torn between pride and the pain of betrayal, he decided to attend. There, he was approached by his father, whose expression was a mixture of awe and regret. "I didn't understand, Michael," he admitted, his voice trembling. "You've built something remarkable." In that moment, Michael saw not just a man humbled by pride, but a chance for reconciliation. "I followed my heart," he replied, "and it led me to a truth you never saw." The evening unfolded with unexpected warmth as Michael reconnected with his siblings, sharing stories of his journey. They had witnessed the art world's transformative power through their own eyes, and slowly, the barriers began to dissolve. Michael's gallery continued to thrive, now attracting collaborations from prestigious artists and institutions worldwide. But more importantly, it became a space of healing for him and his family. Through art, they found common ground, rebuilding their relationship piece by piece. Years later, standing in the gallery surrounded by vibrant works and familiar faces, Michael realized that his foolishness had not only been a catalyst for his own success but also a bridge to reconnect with his family. In choosing authenticity over wealth, he discovered a fortune far greater than money-a legacy of love and understanding forged in the crucible of betrayal.

The Noise Inside is like a rushing stream. "Only God can withstand the echo of the noises that stream through men's hearts. How dare you call somebody a mad person? You do not acknowledge the fact that your heart keeps silent only when you are dead. A mad person is unkempt and talking alone outside, but you reason with your heart. The noise is made from the outside and inside. Are they not the same?" Extracts from the novel. This novel is about how the heart of a man affects those around him and God. Some people do not like a noisy environment, depicting a special nature or sense of disturbances causing mental commotion and sometimes disorderliness. This novel shows how God endures the great noise and disturbances emanating from the human environment. It reveals various noises in the human environment, such as cars, electronics, sudden shouts, music, and others. The Inside Noise features many areas about the impact of noise, and how a man can help himself to train his heart to make an acceptable and loving noise by thinking about what is good at all times. This novel will demonstrate the countless on each day that a heart pounders with much groaning which could be heard alone to God. Every man on the earth experiences this huge streaming in the heart. Well, no man common man sees the heart, but it will eventually become a mighty noise and a great disturbance to the people in that environment. From the abundance in the heart of a man the mouth speaks. A good noise is determined by the positive effects it has on the entity around him, and so considered by God. The most hilarious echo is the one that pounder evil, killing, envy, murder, and fornication. It is regarded as evil, and can not please the Highest God. Another beautiful part of this novel is how the readers can be exposed to different ways to learn alternative techniques about noise, using different objects to reflect the author's points of view about noise. A good man lives in the world with the hope to receive the reward of his goodness in the afterlife. The king talked about in this piece, rewards for the people that live in his village with light and those who refuse to abide in obedience living by him staying in the darkness. He later pronounced judgment, which is the expectation of the righteous. The work teaches the understanding of good, bad, and purity.

Society is made of men and women. Their roles are usually defined based on their physical abilities and other aspects. But, history teaches us that societies have usually been patriarchal and have tried to suppress women brainwashing their inferiority to men. Societies that have respected women have progressed while those that threated women like dirt have perished. What doeas an ideal society look like? What are roles of men and women in such an ideal society? What makes such a society ideal? This is the first book of a three book series that talks about the issues women face all over the world irrespective of country, race, religion etc. The background of this story has nothing to do with the culture or the country. It is not an attempt to insult any culture but to highlight the real issues women face day in day out. The book contains vivid descriptions of sexual abuse faced by women all over the world. Reader discretion is advised.