I Can Make You Rich - Book Review

Paul McKenna has put his own stamp on the Self Help genre and created a series of books with accompanying CDs on the most popular subjects of self development such as Self Confidence, Weight Loss, and Quitting Smoking. Each title features a mix of thought provoking examples, quotes from famous people, and self-hypnosis or mind programming exercises. The latest; I Can Make You Rich is now available in paperback.


I Can Make You Rich is in two parts: Part One, The Psychology of Wealth, focuses on analysing just what it means to become “rich” and then examining our attitudes towards abundance and wealthy people. As one would expect from Mr McKenna there are self-hypnosis exercises throughout. The ones in this book focus on programming the mind to accept and invite wealth and encourage us to focus on richness in a more healthy and positive way. If you have been brought up with phrases such as money doesn't grow on trees and you believe that you have to work really hard to make money then you will find this section useful.

In all there are six chapters in part one:

• Getting Rich is an Inside Job
• Transforming Your Relationship with Money
• Reprogramming Your Wealth Thermostat
• Overcoming Emotional Spending
• Tapping into the Flow of Wealth
• Creating a Rich Vision

Part Two, Let's Go Make Money! Turns to the more practical aspects of becoming wealthy and is obviously in part influenced by earlier works on the subject from the likes of Napoleon Hill and Robert T Kiyosaki. On the whole there is some good advice in this section although the so called 'business plan' would not win a fledgling enterprise any serious funding.

The second part of the book features another six chapters:

• How To Make Money
• Assembling Your Wealth Team
• A Proven Formula for Success
• The Simplest Business Plan in the World
• The Three Skills that Lead to Riches
• The Secrets of Living Rich

Conclusion:
By analyzing just what it means to be rich and how that could apply to our own lives, and then outlining the methods and philosophies of wealthy and successful people, Paul McKenna has produced a very readable book in the Self Help genre. Drawing inspiration from some of the many other excellent books on the subject such as Think and Grow Rich and Rich Dad Poor Dad, McKenna goes a step further and actually attempts to provide a sort of blueprint for becoming rich; which is something that I suspect many would shy away from for fear of not delivering.

But does the book actually deliver and fulfil McKenna's boast of being able to make you rich? Well, I am not aware of anybody who has attributed great success to reading this book alone and it probably remains to be seen if anybody ever does, but if you have a desire to live a more abundant lifestyle then I Can Make You Rich will certainly put you on the right track. And if you are in the process of studying the many books written about the methods of acquiring wealth and success then it will probably be an essential part of your reading.

Overall I would recommend I Can Make You Rich

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