“Action actually cures fear”.
Inaction does not prevent or avoid fear – it multiplies fear.
“Fear is the prison of the heart” – Anonymous.
Most Australians well know that they don’t have enough to retire on. And most of them don’t know what to do about it. One thing is for sure – you have to do something.
To do nothing leaves that lump sitting permanently in your throat.
An MLC survey showed that one in two people think they will have to sell the family home to bankroll retirement.
NAB executive Andrew Hagger said Australia presently has a “trillion dollar retirement savings gap”. That is a big gap.
There is another way to succeed and that is the system Canterbury have implemented for thousands of people over the years.
Listen to this true story.
Just 10 years ago, a Harvard student (who would never finish his studies) invited 5 people to his dorm to talk about a new business idea. Only 2 of the 5 invitees turned up.
The 2 people who turned up are:
- Dustin Moskovitz – present net worth $14.5 Billion, and
- Eduardo Saverin – present net worth $8.9 Billion.
The person who issued the invitation is Mark Zuckerberg (founder of Facebook), now worth $63.7 Billion.
You never know when the gold will be offered to you.
Those 3 people who never turned up for the chat with Mark Zuckerberg remain forever in the prison of their heart.
Many people want something they have never had, yet are not prepared to do something they have never done. They enjoy the safety of their “comfort zone” and fail to realise that everything they want, lies just outside that comfort zone.
It’s all within reach but they don’t realise.
Come in and have a little chat with Canterbury.