I will be running HoM for legacy reasons. But I didn’t run it in the past. Emperor served me quite well.
Now I feel ready for the new ECC. Back then, it was not needed for me.
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Interesting.
I have been called to this sub for a while but put it aside in favor of imediate money manifestation titles.
Will have to read that product discussion to see if I misunderstood what RoW really is.
Interesting. I didn’t feel like I would want to run it.
Maybe I wasn’t ready. Maybe I still am not ready for it.
Even if I don’t “feel” the subs, I do trust my instincts on what to listen to.
Nowadays it’s difficult for me to even start listening to anything. Don’t know if it’s just mental resistance on dedicating myself on to something. Or my gut saying I need to still keep taking a break.
Might just be pure laziness too.
One excuse I notice is making sure the earphones are not in noise cancelling mode when listening. Seriously… That’s the go to excuse not to run anything…
I used to listen over the phone speakers, but that was a bit more tricky with family and colleagues around. At the moment I don’t have that excuse. Don’t know why I didn’t think about that earlier than this.
It’s a bit weird. This laziness is only about running the subs. Work wise, I’m more productive than ever. Really enjoying what I do. In semi hermit mode while here in China.
I’ve been running Revelation of Wealth in custom with GLM since September.
In my sales role, I’m having the highest performing months I’ve ever had
and things flow way easier. I’m earning more in commissions - it helps max out performance. That has translated into $10K+ more a month on top of a high income.
Outside of that, I feel like I have this weird paradox: a widening gap in how to get from high income to real wealth. And also feels easier and easier. I don’t know how to explain it. It’s like I’m dealing with a vast distance that feels depressing in a way, but I also feel I’m closer than I could have imagined but questioning it. I’ve started investing (long term, not day trading ) in public equities, retirement, and brokerage accounts, in addition to my 401 (k). Also, maxing out tax strategies for returns- this year I could get $25-40K back. I feel this is more ROW interacting with HOM
But this all feels very paltry to the real possibility of wealth, and that’s where this is a huge dissonance, it’s not a negation, but it’s like I’m grasping at some concept of real wealth, resources, that is coming in, but I can’t fully access it yet.
The part of me that is ecstatic about high income and growth is growing, while at the same time it’s ‘dying’ to something much grander.
As it shows up currently, I’m honestly still at a total loss about how to get to ‘uber-success’. My stack has ASBR, HOM, and ROW. I may need to do a washout, and things will clarify when I let it breathe. But it feels mind-boggling to go from where I am at now (doing what many would dream of) to 7 or 8 figures a year or more. It’s like so obvious, even as my income comes up, what got me here won’t get me there. I’m leaning more into the unfoldment than trying to figure it out.
Not to be too cliche, but in addition to steady, obvious growth, it sometimes seems the exponential growth is like bamboo, growing underground before exploding up.
All that to say , one thing that would be amazing in the new C&C is that clear pathway and/or total trust in direction to go to continue to grow wealth for the long term, yes, but in a massive burst, medium to short term.
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RoW kicked my ass hahaha
I’ve seen some things on how the market moves with RoW, but overall too advanced title for me, I’m not at a place in my life where I can run RoW.
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Building wealth is about more than just accumulating money; it requires a thoughtful, long-term approach that focuses on creating a sustainable financial future.
Both EoG and HoM are best listened to once you already have a business, because their insights are most impactful when you can immediately apply them to real operations, decisions, and challenges. Without firsthand experience running a business, much of the nuance—around leadership, systems, scaling, and trade-offs—can be easy to misunderstand or overlook. Having an existing business provides the context needed to turn their lessons from theory into practical, actionable strategies.
A strategic approach provides a roadmap to financial independence, allowing you to make intentional choices that build a stable and prosperous future.
After all this time, I honestly don’t know exactly what R.I.C.H. offers.
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Have you heard of the book “the wealth ladder” by nick maggiulli? It’s has an interesting concept of the different levels of wealth:
The Six Levels of Wealth
1. Level 1: Less than $10,000
2. Level 2: $10,000 – $100,000
3. Level 3: $100,000 – $1 million
4. Level 4: $1 million – $10 million
5. Level 5: $10 million – $100 million
6. Level 6: Over $100 million
Each level represents different realities, freedoms, and priorities. Climbing the ladder is often harder than it looks — higher levels require not just money but time, risk tolerance, and strategic shifts.
I found the book to be insightful and informative.
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In theory RICH should be both the most foundational and the most advanced title.
Simply allowing you and helping you manifest more money through all open channels or helping you open more.
In theory it’s best used either when your first starting out to help get money flowing, along the path to increase the money coming in, or as a standalone to keep money flowing well.
It’s pure manifestation with out all the skill development mindset shifts etc.
Light, fast, efficient, buy can only be utilized to its max capacity after you’ve already developed.
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R.I.C.H really should be like the Primal Nights of wealth titles.
Something that has a more single minded purpose, that can be stacked with any wealth title to make it more powerful and active, while also being able to be used solo by people more advanced who don’t need all the other development.
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I don’t understand why RoW is an “advanced” title.
It is just about understanding and learning of wealth mechanics, right?
The only recon I can imagine with this is people realizing how many rigged mechanics the system has in place that are working against them.
What type of recon did you experience with it?
In my case, from what I remember, recon came from all these subconscious wealth beliefs we have, truely believing that’s how the world works…
And suddently asking questions, looking at how it really works, and working on opening a door that usually just open when you get to that level.
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Thank you! Just ordered it
I’ve moved so into action with what I know, and knowledge not being sufficient in and of itself, that sometimes I forgot how key knowledge and understanding is. Already looking at the transition from level 3-4 and seeing the value in this.
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Same concept for business.
You can run faster at your current business stage, but what you really need to get to the next level is to start riding a bicycle.
Thanks for the book suggestion, bought it.
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I have stopped reading books, since we are in the age of AI, but found this book review here: Book Review: The Wealth Ladder
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Yeah, indeed many review, such as the one you posted or the one on Goodread mention it could have been shorter, in such case I also find more worth to ask for a summary, a breakdown, and then present my exact situation and case to AI and ask for advice.
There are many many book that can’t be summarized merely with AI and where there is real worth to reading it fully point by point, timeless classics such as Psychocybenetics, Think and Grow Rich, How to Make Friends and Influence People, etc.
This one doesn’t feel like one from the reviews, feel free to correct me if I’m mistaken.
I found a somewhat in-depth summary of the key points of the book
Still, compounded with AI analysis it is quite useful, so thank you Jade8
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Thank you for sharing this review. While I agree the book isn’t stellar and may borrow from existing ideas, I still appreciated the perspective it offers on wealth accumulation.
Reviews are definitely helpful — though this one was so detailed I almost felt like one had to read the book already, lol. I use AI summaries often, but I’ve found that some authors’ ideas really only click for me through the full text, not just a summary.
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I’m not sure where to post this, but I’ll leave it here since we were already discussing wealth titles.
I’m really happy with the results and the lightness of WdB, which is why I’m making this suggestion:
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The book largely repackages existing ideas rather than offering original insight. While it attempts to enrich some chapters with anecdotes, many of these examples feel poorly integrated and, in some cases, directly contradict the points being made.
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How do you feel that the new anti-recon has helped (included in GLM) with RoW and HoM?
I have had similar experiences as you on those subs, but when I ran them the anti-recon stuff didn’t exist yet.