2010 will be a tumultuous year for us and if you’re not prepared; you’ll end up a victim.

In Star Wars; the reason the Jedi were wiped out is because they weren’t prepared! And your Jedi type will impact your future prosperity.

Experts such as Harrison, Kiyosaki and Trump are predicting the great depression of 2010; something none of us have ever experienced before.

So, what powers of the force do you need to win in 2010?

Force #1: Wealth profile
Just like the Jedi’s had teachers, diplomats, leaders, traders; you need to understand your wealth profile too.

You need to understand what your wealth profile is and how this differs to others in your team; then find the missing people to ensure you have a successful team – and not fail like 90% of other businesses.

There are two tools you need to understand what your wealth profile is.
1) Your Wealth Dynamics profile from world-renowned wealth creation specialist Roger Hamilton. In a very simple 15-20 minute online exercise, you can identify once and for all what your wealth profile is and what you need to do in order to build your wealth.

Get your Wealth Dynamics profile at http://tinyurl.com/wealthdynamic

2) Stanford Knight has identified 20 key competencies that a property business requires to operate at the optimum level. These have been collated through our years of experience in the property arena and are essential to ensuring that your property business succeeds. This is normally part of our acclaimed Strategic Needs Analysis consultation retailing at £197.00.

We’re going to give you free access to the Key Competency part of the SNA once you’ve completed your Wealth Dynamics profile. We can then drill down into exactly what help you need in 2010.

Once you’ve completed both of these tasks, you’ll know more about how you can generate wealth than 90% of the investors out there. Period.

Force #2: Business Systems
My speciality is in creating systems that work. And then fine-tuning them. And then making them even better. Unless you want another job, then this is the only way to create a long-term sustainable property business.

So, how do you go about making this work for you?

Simple, you use a Mechanic to design your Systems for you. If you’ve completed your Wealth Dynamics profile, you’ll understand what I mean. If you haven’t, then you won’t…

If you haven’t got a Mechanic in your team, then I suggest that you find one or outsource the system-building side of the business to specialists such as Stanford Knight.

If you want to try building your own system, then the first place to begin is with your organization chart. If you haven’t got one, then sketch out all the positions that would be required to run your business in 5 to 10 years from now.

Think about the different facets that make up a business:
• Marketing
• Systems
• Finance
• Information Technology
• Operations
• Human Resources

Create your organization plan and then slot everybody that is currently working in your organization into all of the slots. You may find that it’s a shock that you feature in a lot of the positions!

But now you’ve realised this, you can then create systems and processes that will assist you in creating a business that can run without you.

Force #3: Focus
Having the right plan comes from having your primary aim buttoned down. If you don’t know what your true purpose is on this planet, then try reading authors such as Michael E. Gerber, Timothy Ferris, Jack Canfield or Mark Victor Hansen for inspiration.

This is having your big dream down on paper; it’s understanding what you wish to be remembered for when you’re long gone. Take some time out to meditate and ponder upon this and identify exactly where you are going.

You’ll then be able to create a long-term 10-20 year master plan from this. Once you’ve completed this, then you can drill down into the detailed goals for this year.

This very detailed goal planning session allows you to then FOCUS on taking action and making these goals work for you. But what happens when your mind starts wondering, when life gets in the way and you find that you are not meeting your targets?

Generally, that’s because your primary aim is not congruent with your goals. You’ll probably find that you are not getting up in the morning raring to go and achieve something BIG today.

That’s why it’s so important to take the time out to identify your primary aim.

Force #4: Community
If you’ve identified your Wealth Profile, understand how your business needs to be structured and resonate with your Primary Aim, then you’re ready to go. Well done!

But how do you keep the momentum going when you’re out there on your own?

You basically need to be part of a larger community of like-minded people.
A community that will nurture encourage and support you. A community that will hold you accountable to your goals and help you when the going gets tough.

But this isn’t for everybody. This is only for people who are serious about achieving their goals. This is for people who can commit to a monthly meeting with people who will be looking out for your success as well as holding you to account. This is for people who want to carry on learning from top experts actually out there walking the walk and not just talking the talks. This is for people who want to develop their own personal Business Plan and actually see it delivered.

Launching nationally in 2010 is the Stanford Knight Wealth Association and this is your invite to join with us to create a sustainable long-term property business with established experts and support mechanism.

To apply for membership, go to http://stanfordknight.com/wealthassociation.html

As the great Yoda once said “Do or do not... there is no try.”

Obi-Wan Moody