M.J. DeMarco Quotes

The ideal tyranny is that which is ignorantly self-administered by its victims. The most perfect slaves are, therefore, those which blissfully and unawaredly enslave themselves.
~ Dresden James, Author

If you get someone’s attention, half the battle is won. The other half is letting selfishness take over your audience and tailor your messages to self-interest.

three fundamental “F’s”: family (relationships), fitness (health), and freedom (choice). Within this wealth trinity is where you will find true wealth and, yes, happiness.

La riqueza elude a la mayoría de las personas porque están preocupadas por los acontecimientos y no tienen en cuenta el proceso. Pero sin el proceso no se produce el acontecimiento.

Your choices are made in a moment, and yet their consequences transcend a lifetime.

A market is never saturated with a good product ,but it is very quickly saturated with a bad one. ~ Henry Ford

If you can't immunize yourself from the temptations of instant gratification, you'll be hard-pressed to find success in either health or wealth. Both demand a lifestyle shift from short-term thinking (instant gratification) to long-term thinking (delayed gratification). This is the only defense to Lifestyle Servitude.

I now own a publishing company that represents and licenses my work in over 25 languages scattered around the seven continents. I also own The Fastlane Forum, a self-started business discussion with over 1,000,000 contributions which further helps entrepreneurs pursue a Fastlane strategy.

La riqueza no viene definida por las posesiones materiales, el dinero o las «cosas», sino por tres cuestiones fundamentales: la familia (las relaciones), el buen estado de forma (la salud) y la libertad (la posibilidad de elegir). Es dentro de esta tríada donde encontrarás la verdadera riqueza y, sí, la felicidad.

நாம் யார் என்பதை நாம் பார்க்காதவரை, நாம் யாராக இருக்க வேண்டுமோ அவராக ஆவதற்குத் தேவைப்படும் அடியை நம்மால் எடுத்து வைக்க முடியாது.” - சார்லட் பி. கில்மன்

awareness holds the key for transforming subconsciousness to reality. The SCRIPT’s illusions flow through

Commitment is the Redline.

1)​The Commandment of Control 2)​The Commandment of Entry 3)​The Commandment of Need 4)​The Commandment of Time 5)​The Commandment of Scale

Soon after the American left, things changed. The government, desperate for tax dollars, levied a series of boating, gaming, and license fees: To continue fishing, the Mexican must pay $400 for a fishing license, a $200 environmental fee, a $350 game endorsement, and $1,800 in mooring fees. If he doesn’t pay ASAP, the Mexican will be barred from fishing.
Unfortunately, after paying all the fees, the Mexican has little money left to insure and license his boat. Unable to legally operate at his favorite coastal town, the Mexican fisherman drives three hours south to another town, where the quality of the fish is poor. The long drive takes its toll on the Mexican’s car, where it ultimately breaks down. In order to fix his car, he needs $200 for a water pump and $400 for a radiator. This is after he pays $600 to get his car towed back to his village.
But this story is about to get worse. When the Mexican fails to pay the mooring fees to the harbor master, he loses his boat. The Mexican fisherman who spent most of his days in a state of unpreparedness and merriment — strumming around with his friends, sipping wine — is now unable to support his family. His wife divorces him. The Mexican now sings a different tune with his amigos … something along the lines of “Money can buy happiness.

Many people want to change their life, but they are not will to change their choices, and ultimately this changes nothing.