Bill Orender argues you need desperate hunger for money to build real wealth. He writes out specific financial goals each morning and maps them to the businesses he needs to create. The point: accumulate aggressively so you can actually help people, like the homeless and children.
I'm here to make money, accumulate money, have money. And because I have money, guess what? I'll take care of the homeless, I'll take care of the children. You see the difference there? Dennis Kimbrough said money doesn't go where it's not wanted desperately. You don't know the kind of hunger you have to have for money. You know what hunger is? You ever been really, really, really hungry? Anything? Have a 17-year-old teenage kid child around that's, I mean, voracious eating, right? How bad do you want to make and accumulate money? And it's not enough. You got to build a consciousness for that. That's why every day, I told you last night, I did it this morning, I write out my goals, financial goals, and I figure out to make this kind of money, here's the kind of business I have to create.
