The Ultimate Cheat Sheet for Success in the New America

im afraid I have some bad news

and i have some good news.

The bad news is that this is the first generation in the history of mankind where
this generation (on average) will make less than the generation before it.

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in this issue:
Good news & bad news
Bad news first...this generation
will be the first in history to make
less than the one before it.

For instance, if you were the average person in 500 B.C. (the time of Buddha,
Pythagoras, Confucius, etc) you made more than the generation before. And if
you lived in 1950 you made more than the generation before.

But theres some good news...

with limited technical knowledge and capital, you can find
success.

But the average person now will make less than the average person before.

Investing in Cancer Cures

This is based on dollars and not on quality of life.

And thats the good news. Because Im typing these words on a computer that
is a billion times more powerful than the $10 billions worth of computers that
were on Apollo 11, a tiny apartment with rockets attached to it that delivered a
man to the moon.
The other day I stayed in an AirBnB in NYC. I paid $425 a night for a week. In
any hotel in NYC for $425 a night you will get one room, one bathroom, and
MAYBE one desk and one window that faces a brick wall.
For my $425 through AirBnB I got an entire brownstone, two floors, two decks,
a kitchen, four bedrooms, three bathrooms. So I win. The hotels lose.
Old generation: hotels. New generation: AirBnB.

living to 100
In several areas around the
globe, people are living to be
100+ years old disability free.
Find out the 50 things they all
have in common.

Choose yourself
Improve yourself physically,
emotionally, mentally &
spiritually via networking

The key is to make products or services that are cheap and convenient. That is a
trend that will never go away.

questions?:

For instance, lets say I want to make a business: UberNurse (making this up so
this may or may not be a good idea). Nurses sign up and on my phone using the
UberNurse app I can see where all the nurses are.

HAVE A QUESTION FOR JAMES?

Lets say Im sick. I find the closest nurse, see that she costs $100, click on her
image, he or she comes over and diagnoses me and writes a prescription. BAM!
Healthcare made cheap and convenient. No fancy insurance needed now that
insurance has become so complicated.

Every day, James answers listener

questions in his wildly popular
Ask Altucher podcast, which he
records with his wife Claudia.
You can access Ask Altucher
directly here or download
episodes from iTunes here.

How much would it cost to make that business?

Ok, I said, how much would that cost me if I use freelancer.com.

I called a friend of mine in Australia and asked him.

He said, $600.

Why would he know? Who is this friend?

So, with no technical knowledge, no business knowledge, no real knowledge of the watch (since it just came
out) but an understanding of what problems might be
solvable by the watch one can start an entire business
with the latest cutting edge technologies for $600.

In 2009 he started a company called freelancer.com.

Matt Barrie. He built it up, went public with it in
Australia where its now worth half a billion dollars,
and last quarter, 15 million projects were listed on his
website. A project is a job that someone wants done
and people then bid to complete the project.

HERES AN IDEA:

I described UberNurse. I asked him how much it would

cost me to create it. He said, $600. He then told me
about aerospace engineers in India who are bidding for
jobs being listed by aerospace engineering companies
in Spain. The world is changing.

Save $50 a month. Once a year, try to make a

world-saving technology.
Some years youll change the world. Other years
youll just have fun.

He said, $600 and then for customer service you can

outsource that for maybe $100 a month or less. And for
design, another $100. And for search engine optimization, so people find your site on Google, maybe another
$100.

Either way. $50 a month.

I was at a dinner last week with a bunch of venture capitalists who all specialize in this area of how to provide
cheap and convenient the way Uber does and AirBnB
and so on. They were all upset because valuations are
so high even though the cost of creating a business is
ridiculously low.

I asked him, So for about $1000 I can start a pretty

sophisticated company. He said, yes.
He told me about a company he started for fun that
sold paint supplies. He hired people off his own site to
do it. It cost him almost no money. He found a paint
supply company that would send directly, on demand,
to customers, so he would never have to carry inventory. He made the site and then forgot all about it. A
year later he realized he made $90,000 from the site.
So then he actually bought the freelancing site he used
to find the freelancers and thats how freelancer.com
started.

I think they are all making a big mistake. If I were them

I would not invest in any of these companies. Instead,
just spend the money in their funds to make 100 of
these companies. Most will not work, and some will.
In any venture capital portfolio, 85% of the companies fail and 10% do well and 5% do AMAZING. So if
the cost of making a portfolio is less than the cost of
investing in a portfolio then why not try it?

I asked him, well, what should I start a company in?

He told me, With the Apple Watch coming out there
are plenty of developers who are familiar with the
Apple operating system, there are no apps yet for the
Watch, so any apps made now will stand out in the
App Store on Apple. Make an app related to fitness or
maybe an app related to the elderly like if someone
falls down it alerts the right family members, etc. or an
app related to analytics like if someone mentions your
name on twitter your watch beeps and shows you who.

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This is all related to a point I want to make about cancer.

You have cancer right now. So do I. We all have cancer
cells in our body.
When cancer becomes a problem is when we have too
many cancer cells in the body so they start to form tumors or start to kill healthy blood cells (like in the case
of leukemia, etc) and just waiting it out will no longer
work.

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Healthcare costs are out of control. Common cancer

drugs could cost you as much as $100,000 a year.

thing wrong but insurance companies seem to be in a

state of panic about how to insure people.
And yet...income going down.

I dont know what the costs were last year. But 11 of

12 cancer drugs approved in 2013 costs patients over
$100,000 a year. Its no joke.

So this suggests an important problem. Whenever there

is an important problem, there is a way to make money.

This is because it costs almost $2 billion for a pharmaceutical company to get a drug through the FDA in the
US. Its not that much better in other countries.

How do we avoid paying $100,000s of dollars (maybe

millions) on cancer treatments.
Well, there is a saying: prevention is the cure.

This doesnt count all of the other costs associated with

cancer. Loss of work. Surgeries. Chemotherapy. Doctors. Some things covered by insurance. Some not.

Prevention is the Cure is going to save people millions

over the next twenty years and make people millions.

To be honest, because of all the regulations involving

insurance, Ive had to switch insurance companies four
times for various reasons. Im probably doing some-

There are two types of prevention: one is diagnostics.

And the other is health. Diagnostics is a way we can
make money. Health is a way we can live.

diagnostics
But I want to add: this is not an investing newsletter.
Im not giving the latest hot pick. I think 95% of those
are scams. I dont say 100% because maybe there are
ones I dont know about. Whenever anyone has a 100%
opinion theres 100% chance they are wrong.

Im invested in a diagnostics company. Trovagene.

(TROV on the Nasdaq). Ive been invested in this
company for several years. I even added to my position
when it went down at one point.
Ill tell you what they do, how I heard about it, and why
I invested, and where I think its going.

At least for me.

Im going to simplistically say what Trovagene does:
they take a urine sample and tell you if you have various types of cancer or HPV.

Im telling you this for three reasons:

think Trovagene is going to save the world (preA. Ivention
is the cure)

There are other methods that tell you if you have

cancer. For instance, a biopsy. A biopsy is surgery that
removes tissue from you, is sent to a lab, and then the
lab tells you if you have cancer.

its a great investment. Im not recommendB. Iingthink

it. Do your own due diligence. But Im a holder
forever, just like I am with almost every stock I
own.

The key word here is Surgery. Surgery is when someone cuts your flesh open with a knife, digs their hands
into the soupy mess of blood, tissue, muscle, bone inside of you, uses some sort of clamp to take tissue out,
and then sews you up.

By the way: why hold forever? Because sometimes

things take awhile to take hold in the marketplace.
But once they do, you have to hang on. And that
moment is never predictable.
way I invested in TROV is the way I make many
C. The
of my investments. Ive been in the investment

Fun!

business for many years. My process took a long

time to really figure out but now I am happy with it.

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With Trovagene you pee into a cup.

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Let me start with HPV. About 20 million adults in the

United States have HPV. Its a sexually transmitted disease. For women it can cause all sorts of problems, like
cervical cancer or problems with pregnancy.

Lung cancer is the most common cancer among men

and women around the world. And each year there are
about 1.6 million deaths from lung cancer. Early detection is the key. Prevention is the cure. Diagnostics is a
multi billion dollar market.

Heres the problem: half of those 20 million adults are

men and half are women. With women the test for HPV
- a pap smear.

Im not sure where to begin now. So let me give you

some bullet points.

With men - THERE IS NO APPROVED TEST. In fact,

if there were a test, it is so hideous to even think about
it (if youre a man you probably know what Im talking about) that I cant even use the words to describe it
here.

Trovagene has patents on using urine to detect all

cancers. Basically, urine excretes waste from the
body. It basically operates like a natural biopsy but
without the surgery.
There is another company, Exact Sciences, that uses
poop (I had to put that in quotes) to detect one
cancer: colorectal cancer. EXAS is valued at $2.2
billion. TROV is valued at only $200 million even
though its urine and not poop and even though it
diagnoses many more diseases and cancers.

But men, of course, can transmit it. Just like women can.
Now Trovagene has a test. The size of that market is
big. Who knows how big. Theres never been a test
before.
But the real win is in cancer.

The CEO, Tony Schuh, was the CEO of another cancer diagnostics company, Sequenom, and decided to
leave that company for Trovagene and he brought
his team with him.

One of the cancers that Trovagene diagnoses is pancreatic cancer, one of the most lethal cancers. If you get
pancreatic cancer the odds are something like 5% you
live.

They have patents on prenatal diagnostics for diseases like Downs Syndrome. You know that other
test, the one with the needle? Safer to use urine.

Steve Jobs died of pancreatic cancer. At first it was possibly treatable. So he decided to try holistic methods.
About nine months later in another biopsy, he discovered the cancer had advanced and now he had to take
extreme measures to treat it. He eventually died from it.

All of these are still in the testing stage. But you can
from the recent press release above on lung cancer, the
various studies theyve done on HPV and pancreatic
cancer (to be found on their website at trovagene.com)
that they are going to quickly move beyond that to
revenues.

HOWEVER, if during those nine months he was able

to constantly detect the growth of the cancer (perhaps
through urine tests rather than non-stop biopsies,
which are impossible to do anyway), then perhaps he
would still be alive. He wouldve begun treatment before it became too late.

I own Trovagene stock. I recommended it once when

it was around $5 and it went to $10 and I didnt sell.
When it fell, I bought more. I think the stock should be
worth more than the Exact Sciences stock, which would
give Trovagene a value of over $80 per share at this
point, from $8.80 where it is now.

This is one story. But the bigger story is lung cancer.

Heres a recent press release from just two weeks ago:

Click here to read report

When I recommend a stock like this, I dont sell it. I

will sell this stock when a big pharmaceutical company
buys it and thats about it. If tomorrow it went to $20
I wouldnt sell it. If tomorrow it went to $5, Id say
thank you and buy more although I own quite a bit
right now .

I hate the way companies write press releases that are

impossible to understand.
Basically, the release says that Trovagenes urine test
outperforms an invasive tissue biopsy test (the traditional method) for detecting lung cancer.

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I care about problems that solve major problems in the

world. I know that no matter what: economic crash,
stock raises money, stock goes down, whatever, that I
dont even have to think about the stock. I maybe check
the price of Trovagene every month or so.

I just dont care because I know they are going to solve

one of the most serious problems in society.
I want to tell you something else:

IM NOT VERY SMART

Im not qualified to judge a stock like Trovagene. You
can look at their website and gain a lot of information.
So far, everything that Ive predicted would happen has
happened with the company - basically that their test
works to diagnose a variety of diseases in a non-invasive (i.e. no surgery) way.

I have one regret. I sold one of the stocks he was a

heavy investor in. I recommended Inhibitex when it was
around $2. It went up to about $7 and I sold. Then it
went down to $2 or $3 again (I forget) and I thought to
myself, Thank god I sold and then a few weeks later it
was bought for $24.

The way I typically invest is to find people a lot smarter

than me who know the area cold and who are also
invested.

So now I dont sell anymore when this guy is invested

in stocks. I waited to tell you about this stock because I
wanted to see what was going on with their lung cancer
tests. The tests came out and the results were very positive. The stock popped but obviously I think there is 10x
room to move, even if it is volatile. I have another stock
from him that I will tell you about shortly.

First instance:
the CEO and his entire management team come
from Sequenom. They know biotech. They know how
to build a big company.

Another successful fund that I follow is invested in Trovagene - Bridger Management. They started in 2000 and
have done well in the up and down markets since then.
Currently they have $2.5 billion under management
after starting with $80 million. They own 9% of Trovagene. I like funds that have grown during a period where
we had a recession and a mini-depression plus two boom
periods. So they can handle any economic environment
and they proved it.

A few weeks ago, one of the top executives of huge

biotech company Illumnia, just joined TROV (after
nine years at Illumina) to become head of commercialization.
I get worried when people are fired. But I get super
excited when incredibly smart and successful people
are hired.

I do very well investing side by side with people smarter

than me.

I heard about Trovagene about five years ago from a

friend of mine. He asked that I not say his name. This is
the fifth stock Ive followed him into. I am profitable on
all five of the stocks Ive followed him into.

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Again, this is not an investing newsletter. Im not going

to keep track of this stock. I like to make investments
where I dont have to think about them anymore. I might
not have any more news on Trovagene ever. But I will
own it because I know I dont have to think about it.

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living to 100
Ok, enough of that. I used to run a hedge fund. Then
a fund of hedge funds. And I wrote for many investing
websites. And built and sold my own investing website
that had millions of users. But when I write I normally
dont like to write about stocks because of all the BS I
see on every financial site out there. I dont like to be put
into that category.

Recently I interviewed Dan Buettner, who wrote the recent book, The Blue Zone Solution which came out less
than a month ago. I had a chance to read his books, talk
to him, exchange emails with him about my questions,
and Ive learned quite a bit.
Dan found several places around the world where there
was an unusually high number of people who lived to
100, disability free. His goal was to find out, in a very
scientific fashion, what they all had in common.

Lately Ive been obsessed with people who live to age

100. Not because I want to live that long. In fact, Im
perfectly happy to die tomorrow. Im not depressed or
anything. Its just that Im fine with what Ive done, Ive
created two cuties and married a lovely person and so
how can I top this? I dont want to die tomorrow but if it
happens, Im ok with it.

In the list below, I combine what I learned from him

with the information I also gleamed from the other
dozen or so people I interviewed in the healthy living
space.

But this what I DONT WANT to have happen. To live to

an old age with many disabilities and sicknesses. Many
people who live to 80 or 90 or 100 get very depressed
because of their medical condition. This is not for me.

Im going to give a list of 50 items are common either

among people who live to a healthy 100 or are common
to people who live incredibly healthy lives and demonstrate it in other ways (for instance, Rich Roll, who can
wake up in the morning, run an Ultramarathon or two
by lunch and then maybe another three by dinner (Im
exaggerating but you get the idea).

So if I live that long, I want to be as disability-free as possible. Im not a nutritionist or any kind of expert on the
subject.

Its very hard for me to live a healthy life. I grew up on

McDonalds and bagels. I never exercised until I was 40
years old. Im not an athlete in any way. But I can tell
you: since I met my wife, Claudia, a yoga instructor, and
started living a healthier life, I havent gotten sick once.
I asked Claudia to listen to all the podcasts (in fact, she
was an active interviewer in some of them), read all the
books, and put together this list of 50, particularly focusing on the things common in Blue Zones.

But fortunately, I have a fantastic tool at my disposal

that I can use to learn from the most knowledgeable professionals in the world and then distill that knowledge
down into something I can use and even present to you.
In the past few months on my two podcasts: The James
Altucher Show and Ask Altucher, Ive interviewed
over a dozen of the top nutritionists, doctors, athletes,
and incredibly fit people. Some of the podcasts Ive
aired, some are waiting to air. Before I do a podcast, I
read all of their books, I try their diets to see for myself, I
experiment with their exercises. I do all of this on myself
to see how I feel.

I dont expect anyone to look at this list and say, Ok,

from tomorrow on Im going to do all of these things and
never change. Thats impossible. I dont even do that.
And there are tons of books on habit formation (see my
podcast with Gretchen Rubin, for instance, who just
came out with a book on habit formation).

Of course, none of this is scientific. But at the very least

I can hear what they tell me and then I can decide for
myself what seems healthy or not. If someone told me
that smoking is great then I would not believe them no
matter what evidence theyve shown me. Im also invested in various companies related to nutrition and during the due diligence on these companies have had the
opportunity to learn about the many scientific studies
around their products that prove their nutritional value.

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Heres how I use the below list: print it up and give it to

everyone in your family (because you care about all of
their health). For each item, list from 1-10 how you feel
you rank on that item. Its subjective so a 5 for you
might mean something different than a 5 for someone
else.

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Add it all up. Youll get a number somewhere between

0 and 500. If it adds up to 500, Im going to venture to
guess that you have a good shot at living to 100 since
youll be living a very similar lifestyle to the people who
live in the various Blue Zones around the world. If it
adds up to 0 then youre probably dead.

The goal of this newsletter is not to simply give money

strategies. Money is a byproduct of a healthy life. Your
life is the sum of your experiences, which is why experiences are much more valuable than material items.
Having good experiences are a combination of creativity, a healthy life, being around emotionally supportive
people and situations, and feeling grateful for what you
have now.

The goal is not to have it add up to a good amount. What

I do is this: I try to improve that number a little bit each
day. If each day is too hard, then each week. Try it and
please tell me what happens. I can guarantee you wont
regret this.

So, as you can tell from the March and April newsletters
plus my reading list (if you are in my book club) plus
the emails I send every day or so, my focus is on how
to improve the quality of these experiences so that life
becomes more enjoyable.

The 50 Items That Seem To Be Common Factors of People Living in Blue Zones
(or otherwise equally fit and healthy people):

1.

Wake up early and pay respects to the people who

brought you to this planet (parents and grand parents)

2.

Express a little gratitude for something. Particularly

important to do when you notice a regret or worry
coming on.

3.

Say a little word before you eat to either remind you

to eat until 80% full or to express gratitude

5.

Do some light gardening if you like the idea. Much

better to grow your own vegetables and it will help
you connect with nature and get Vitamin D which
prevents cancer

6.

Eat mostly plants: veggies, fruits, roots, seeds, and

in moderation, nuts.

7.

If you like bread make it sour bread, the real thing,

done well

the day drink green or jasmine tea and A

11. During
LOT of purified water.
a little wine or sake in moderation, no more
12. Have
than two small glasses a day AND WITH OTHER
PEOPLE, not alone.

is only for special occasions Make it a

13. Dessert
feast, Go to Lady M in NYC if you want (hmmm),

but dont sweat it. If you are not ready to let go of

dessert yet, just do smaller portions, share with others.

not do a cheat day otherwise you will obsess

14. Do
about the foods you want to eat all week and then

you will overdo it on the cheat day, and the day

before, and the day after This is a new way of life,
where NOTHING is off-limits, but EVERYTHING is
in MODERATION.

the art of having conversation (in15. Re-introduce

stead of TV) at family meals.

Eat meat only as a celebratory food and once in a

while

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Stay away from processed foods of any kind and

anything with sugar added

your coffee if you like. Careful on the sugar,

10. Drink
the small the amounts of sugar the better

Eat little, or only until 80% full (one trick: throw

out 15 inch plates. Studies show that people who
have 10 inch plates versus 15 inch plates, each 2030% less calories per day).

4.

8.

9.

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lifetime friends (4 or 5) with whom you

16. Cultivate
can laugh and gossip in person, on most days of the

nothing other than what you need. No cen25. Have

tenarian has more than a room and a bed and very

every day. Better if you walk up and down

17. Walk
hills, this will also help you get the much needed

26. Take a nap if you wish

all you can to cut stress Release it in your gos27. Do
sip chat with your friends

week.

simple furniture

Vitamin D

take vitamin supplements Get them from

18. Dont
your food Learn to use plants and herbs like the

one day a week where you dont do any work,

28. Take
and instead you turn to nature. Take a walk in the

paleo people did as medicine as well as delicious

tasting food. Vitamin supplements often dont get
digested. A friend of mine ran a Port-A-Potty company where he set up toilets at events. The common
waste product he found when he cleaned up: undigested vitamins. People eat all of these vitamins
every day and 99% of them are undigestable. That
entire industry is a scam.

woods, with friends.

the b/s out of your life. People who drain or try

29. Cut
to steal your energy should know to get away from

you just by the way you look at them. Use the force
for this And dont worry it gets easier the older
you get

have no idea what retirement

19. Centenarians
means, there is no such thing A 100 year old

you smoke you are in big trouble, try to find out

30. Ifways
to get out of the nasty habit that kills every-

woman said she had cut down on her gardening

because she had taken a job bagging potatoes
Strong activity is key. Being with others and feeling
like you are contributing is also.

thing in your system.

a purpose for the day when you wake up.

31. Have
Maybe the purpose of saying a little prayer so your
town is healthy, or tending to your garden, or calling your grand-daughter to see how she is doing

up a little yoga for balance and flexibility if you

20. Take
like it Or swimmingOr walking Running is not
good as it is hard on your joints and you will need
those to be good when you are over 100. Theres
also strong evidence that balance exercises stimulate the brain.

32. Smile, always, to everyone

33. Slow down
you slow down a lot start practicing not giv34. When
ing a crap about things, it is very satisfying

your family around and make sure you keep

21. Gather
actively involved with them, call them, invite them
over, make big family dinners a new tradition, take
photos and make collages for everyone so they can
remember.

35. If you enjoy watching some TV, or a game, do that.

8 hours a night, usually the drinking comes
36. Sleep
before bed for a good night sleep

go of all grudges, no centenarian is angry at

22. Let
anything, they literally dont give a sh%t about

sure you are going to the bathroom for 1 AND

37. Make
2 every day

anything.

a man cave or a woman gossip circle

23. Cultivate
Men tend to get along better by being slightly mean

others out whenever you can, financially, emo38. Help

tionally, with a smile, or with encouragement.

to each other, playing games and drinking Women seem to take better to socializing, gossiping and
talking about their problems.

not try to do all of this at once. Start incorporat39. Do

ing elements, little by little, one day at the time.

a comedian. Find humor in all things and make

24. Be
people laugh, use your idea machine to increase

your wittiness and have people cracking up around

you.

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down on travel. Airplane travel affects people,

40. Cut
and this was in none of the books. Claudia real-

fermented (good gut bacterial things) to your

45. Add
life Kombucha for example, or grass-fed goat

ized this after noticing the health of an extremely

advanced yoga teacher who is in his 80s and not doing so well, very likely because of a heavy airplane
travel and teaching schedule

cheese (in small quantities)

46. Use mostly olive oil for your mostly salad foods
with butter or coconut oil of good quality (grass
47. Fry
fed, organic) but do not consume large amounts of

results in this: Live in one place Make

41. Which
community, love your Village, be and embody the

this. The fresher the foods you eat the better.

eldest wisdom of your little or big town.

48. Sex. Releases oxytocin. And plus, its fun.

in the Blue Zones: is usually a soup with
49. Breakfast
miso of good quality (in America is all genetically

me time Where you can do whatever you

42. Have
want
someone wants to know how you do something
43. Ifshow
him or her, dont teach them nor talk them

modified so look for the real thing) and veggies Or

porridge,

into anything, just show them. Then tell them to

leave you alone, and laugh about it.

a video I had special-made for the subscrib50. Heres

ers of this newsletter: Seven Easy Poses for Anti-

to live in a place where is warm most of the

44. Better
year, it will help you with the fresh veggies, the gar-

Aging. Claudia explains in the video why they are

good for anti-aging.

den and the walks

CHOOSE YOURSELF MEETUPS

Success does not come in isolation. Steve Jobs had Steve
Wozniak. Marie Curie had Pierre Curie. Even lone geniuses like Picasso had a Braque. Watson had his Crick
(and discovered DNA), and so on.

The best way to unleash your greatest inner potential is

with a strong group around you that at every level supports you and wants you to achieve your dreams.
Ive been really surprised, and with no involvement
at all from me, how spontaneously around the world
people have been setting up Choose Yourself Meetups.
At these meetups (from people have told me), people
describe how they are improving on their physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health, the problems they
are encountering, sharing to help others, and exchanging ideas and even doing networking.

But more than that. Pairs have teams to support them.

We are a tribal species by evolution. We evolved that
way because that increased our chances of survival as
a species. Somehow we started thinking that the lone
genius or artist is a possibility but its really not.

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Here is a map of the cities that are currently having meetups.

MORE:

Theres a Choose Yourself Facebook group (again,

that was set up with no involvement with me) that is
helping people organize meetups if you are interested
in starting one or attending any of these. I hope you do
and let me know how it goes.

Last month I mentioned a meeting I had with a CEO

who runs a company with north of $100 BILLION in
revenues. I thought he was the smartest man I ever met
with. I want to tell you about him but I think this particular letter is big enough. I promise I will get to it.

Some people have asked me if the concept of Choosing

yourself is a selfish concept. This map and the testimonials I have received from people attending these meetings proves that it is the exact opposite of selfish.

More money, more health, more stories. More fun.

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