We spend anywhere from 30-100 hours a week thinking, wondering or worrying about money.

1. Robert Shemin
WEALTH IS NOT A NUMBER

2. We spend anywhere from 30-
100 hours a week thinking,
wondering or worrying about
money. Don’t get me wrong.
It’s good to have money. I’ve
had it and I’ve not had it, and
it’s always nice to have more.
The question is: why do you
want to have more?

3. In the last few of years of
speaking in front of large
crowds I asked over 100,000
people that very question:
“Do you feel extremely
wealthy now?” Only about 5
to 10% of people will raise
their hand. Maybe they just
don’t want to raise the hand
for anything

4. I’m assuming most of you
can get up, walk and move
around freely. Before my
father passed away he lost
his eyesight. What would he
have given to see one more
day, watch one more sunrise?
I’m assuming most of you
have pretty good vision-
maybe you need a little help-
but what is that worth?

5. So let me ask you question
now: Do you feel extremely
wealthy? Probably a bit more
than you started a few
minutes ago. Why? Because
wealth is not a number, it’s
about gratitude. From now
on, each day take a few
minutes and list the things
you’re grateful for.

6. Once you do that, it is so much
easier to make a lot of money.
Not from the position of what
you don’t have but from a
position of what you do have! I
believe you are wealthy! Enjoy
it and get even more wealthy.
Wealth it’s not a number. It’s
gratitude that makes you super
wealthy!

7. Thank You For Watching