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The Million Dollar Mindset: How to Harness Your Internal Force to Live the Lifestyle You Deserve

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"The Million Dollar Mindset" is an incredible learning system from a true thought-leader in the field of wealth creation and personal development! As a celebrated wealth expert, James shares the proven methods that are guaranteed to turn a mindset of lack, limitation, and scarcity to one of prosperity, increase, and abundance. For these reasons alone, it's easy to see why Oprah invited him on her show, twice!

One of my favorite parts of "The Million Dollar Mindset" is contained within the 5th CD, which delves deeply into the psychological factors of influence. James uses the acronym C-R-A-L-S-S, which stands for consistency, reciprocity, authority, liking, social proof, and scarcity. Mastery of these factors combined with James' insight, is absolutely priceless and has sky-rocketed my income in the last few months! I've learned how to effectively leverage my time, efforts, and energy through other people.

I highly recommend this program to those that are serious about acquiring massive wealth. Since I've been so inspired by this course, I've been giving it as a special gift to friends, family, and fellow entrepreneurs. Reflecting on my phenomenal results from using James' system, the information included is worth thousands of dollars and James Ray International should charge what it's really worth!

- Dr. Matthew Loop

Author of "Cracking the Cancer Code"

James Ray says: "The Latin root of the word "desire" loosely translates to de-sire, meaning 'of the father'. Your desire is your Higher Self wanting to manifest. It's your Higher Power wanting to work with and through you. God wants all of your goals and dreams to be humanly impossible. Do you know why? Because that way He is certain to be part of their achievement." - Million Dollar Mindset

A quick search will reveal that the word "desire" ACTUALLY comes right from the Latin verb "desidare" which is pretty straight forward. That verb comes from the phrase "de sidus/sideris" meaning "of the stars". The root here is sidus/sideris--star, constellation. The "sire" Ray is referring to actually comes from an old French word that forms the origins of "monsieur." That came from the Latin "senex," the declarative form of which is "senior." The sense of fatherhood wasn't attached to the word "sire" until the 13th century, long after Latin-speakers had anything to do with it.

This is just one example of Ray's penchant for loosely translating things. Generally, there's no harm in a loose translation. Sometimes, however, loose translations can be misleading, or can represent a manipulation of truth and sometimes these can be extremely dangerous. For example, James Ray's loose translation of a Native American sweat lodge ritual left three people dead in October 2009.