John Assaraf recounts how watching the TV show Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous as a teen sparked his desire to become wealthy despite a modest family background. He and his sister secretly aspired to be millionaires; later he met mentor Alan Brown, whose lessons helped him become a millionaire by age 30. Assaraf offers a free, simple "Millionaire Guide" on the page and encourages viewers to read and apply its lessons to achieve financial, emotional, and choice freedom.
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Hey, this is John. I've got something super special for you today. Many years ago, when I was, you know, a teenager, I used to watch the TV show Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous with host Robin Leach. Now, this show was the very first glimpse that I had into the millionaire lifestyle of the rich and famous. And from that show, I started to develop my desire and my mindset to be able to earn enough money one day to enjoy some of the finer things in life. And I remember my mother and father used to watch the show with me and my brother and my sister, and they used to say things like how lucky those people are and that we could never be millionaires. Now, my mother worked at a local department store. My father drove a cab. So that was their reality. And I remember as a teen, I didn't really know any different than what my parents said. But what I could tell you was that my sister and I used to talk about how one day we would be millionaires and live that lifestyle. And this is going back to when I was like 12, 13, 14 years old and she was like 17, 18, 19 years old. And it was a little secret that she and I shared and laughed about together that one day we'll show them. And even though my family didn't know one person who was rich, let alone a millionaire, I started to dream of myself as a millionaire around the age of 15. And fortunately for me, I met this one millionaire by the name of Alan Brown. And that was thanks to my older brother Mark. And this man, Alan Brown, started to teach me the critical things that I had to think and do to become a millionaire. And by applying many of the lessons Mr. Brown taught me, I was fortunate that I became a millionaire by the time I was 30. And I've learned many lessons in the last 35 years. And if one of your goals is to earn enough income to create the lifestyle and the freedom that you dream of, I created a free, simple guide to becoming a millionaire that you can get now and follow the lessons that I've learned. All you need to do is request it on this page, read it, think about it, and start applying what I teach you in this little document that I created for you. My wish for you, the financial freedom so that you enjoy your time. The emotional freedom and the choice freedom in your life so that you get to do more of what you love, less of what you tolerate, and none of what you hate. Life is too short. And by the way, if you're curious, not only did I become successful financially and in other ways in my life, but my sister became a millionaire also and enjoys the fruits of her focus and labor. And now it's your turn. Pick up a copy of my Millionaire Guide. Learn it, enjoy it, and just share with me your successes after you do.
