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Too many people think they can’t have a lot of money. The fact is

1. You possess every tool you need to make a lot of money.
2. Wealth is about access, and now you can finally access the information and opportunities too long kept in too
small a circle.
3. There is no such thing as a self-made millionaire; it takes a team to make those millions.
4. Taking control of your money takes stress and risk out of your life.
The Wealth Cycle Process is a concrete plan. Too many wealth programs are abstract, and that means too many
people are learning a lot of interesting, but not very helpful, concepts. Activity, not concepts, will help you take the
actual steps toward wealth. Thinking like a wealthy person is good; modeling your behavior after the wealthy is
better. The Wealth Cycle is about massive action. My approach, which involves a community of Team-Made
Millionaires, supports moving forward with hope and optimism and a belief in our ability to be successful investors.
Many other wealth-building programs lose 30 to 40 percent of their clients in the first year, whereas the attrition rate
of my coaching programs is less than 1 percent—and it works for people from all walks of life. For example, our
Team-Made Millionaire community includes

1. A construction manager who, within eight months of beginning the Wealth Cycle Process, initiated a project
from which he would personally earn over $12 million in the next two years
2. A middle-aged woman making a fair salary at a telecommunications company, putting her savings into a
401(k) and hating every day of work, who became an avid student of the Wealth Cycle Process, drove two
hours every night to a bread-and-butter real estate market, and within nine months of working with us was a
millionaire
3. A receptionist at a law firm making $24,000 a year and spiraling down in debt, who wanted to start her own
business and initiated the Wealth Cycle Process with a dog-walking venture that increased her annual salary to
$100,000 and pushed her to millionaire status in just a few years
As I said, I make millionaires. It’s that simple.

Meanwhile, the television producer asked if I could meet her a few days later in a small town outside of Oakland,
California, to tape the first segment. “We’re going to roll tape that day, Loral,” she said. “Are you sure about this?”
“I’m positive,” I said.
But she wasn’t. “We have a family of four who are in debt and the mother’s about to lose her job. I just want to
be clear. You said you’re going to get them on the road to wealth in several television segments shot over six
months?”
“Yes,” I said.
“How would it work?” she asked. I could tell she was nervous about the possibility of having a crew, not to
mention an eager family, standing around watching me stand on my head, with no clue what I was doing.
“I will ask them eight questions in eight minutes and come up with a wealth plan for the rest of their lives,” I
said. “That will be the first segment. Then we’ll put the plan in place, and by the end of the series, they’ll be on their
way to becoming millionaires.”
“Loral, our audience has no patience for theory—”
“Neither do I,” I said. “The Wealth Cycle Process is not about theory, and I don’t present broad strokes that gloss
over details. This is a practical approach to becoming wealthy. I will walk this family through the Wealth Cycle
Process very specifically.”
“But all our viewers need to feel that it can apply to them.”
“No problem. You can give me someone who’s severely in debt, you can give me a single mom on a low income,
you can even give me a guy who’s living a big lifestyle on fumes. I can take all of them and make them millionaires.
My approach meets them exactly where they are and takes them all the way to a new life.”
“Great, maybe I’ll do it myself,” she said.
“Of course, you will,” I said. “I’ll see you in a few days.”