Take the Mental Journey to Millions June 22, 2007

(Seattle, WA – May 14, 2007) -- Puget Sound real estate boy wonder and philanthropist Thach Nguyen and his mentor -- internationally-known author, lecturer, sales coach, and mentor Matthew Ferry -- will explain how living bold lives of contribution and building a powerful network of advocates, leaders, supporters, and followers can invite abundance of all kinds into life and work at a three-day training event entitled the Mental Journey to Millions. The event (www.gomjm.com) takes place at the Seattle Westin Hotel June 22-24, 2007.
Nguyen’s own rags to riches story is a powerful example of the principles this training program advances. A Vietnamese refugee who once parked cars at a local restaurant and bagged groceries at Safeway to pay the bills became a millionaire at age 27. Today, at just 36 years of age, he is a passionate advocate and philanthropist for Seattle’s First Place School (www.firstplaceschool.org), an accomplished real estate investor and developer, and a person on a mission to inspire one billion people to live bold lives of contribution.
He was among the top producing real estate agents for John L. Scott Real Estate for 10 years, selling 70-100 homes a year before he became a real estate investor and developer. Since then, he was among the key investors responsible for bringing the Moda condominium (www.modacondos.com) project in Belltown to life. Nguyen is also developing two 102-unit mixed use projects in downtown Renton, among other endeavors. He owns 40 single family residences in the Seattle area and 4-5 multiuse/commercial spaces.
Nguyen has grown his influence in the Puget Sound community and his personal income from $750,000 a year to generating over $20 million by following the principles that Ferry teaches. He is committed to spreading the word and accelerating the success that others can achieve and the contribution they can make. A portion of the event proceeds will benefit First Place School (www.firstplaceschool.org), the non profit organization to which Nguyen contributes time, service, and funds.

The three-day training will cover topics such as:
• The difference between the forceful millionaire and the inspired millionaire
• Thriving in the middle of chaos and breakdowns
• Creating a vision that pulls people into action
• Why work and money are NOT related
• How inspired millionaires attract the perfect circumstances into their lives to make money
• Starting to live your dream life now...no matter where you are in your life now
• How to assess your current ability to manifest money and identify what you need to let go of
• Developing the skills to utilize your community for support to fulfill what you want for your life
• The impact of declaring what you want
• Walking away from prior patterns of being stingy with insights and information and embrace the power of letting people know what you are committed to
After spending 12 years studying the habits of highly successful people, Ferry discovered that there was one group that got ahead by pushing, forcing, manipulating and conquering. And there was another group that made progress by creating advocates, believers, supporters, and followers. These people approach their challenges from the perspective of making a difference first. This, he says, is the most important difference to achieving success in work and in life, and it often leads to millions for businesses and the causes millionaires care about.
One of the essential messages he conveys to his many thousands of clients is to give back, be of service, and make a difference. Ferry says when people make a mental shift from making the sale to making a contribution, magic happens.
"Stop trying to make the sale for yourself and think about how you can serve others," he says, adding, “We have evidence of thousands of people who are manifesting absurd and ridiculous results that you cannot excuse as accidental by following our principles,” Ferry reports.
To learn more about the Mental Journey to Millions, visit www.gomjm.com and offer special code #1042 when you register. Pay $297 when you register before May 24, 2007 to benefit from all three days of training. Rates go up to $497 on May 25, so it pays to register early.

Official Website: http://www.gomjm.com