The new book is very different from my past books, actually. It’s based around one model: The 8 Forms of Wealth, that will walk readers through the thinking patterns, daily habits and life lessons for lasting happiness, peak health, career mastery and a life of honest serenity.“

The Wealth Money Can’t Buy” is super inspirational yet also highly tactical, sharing practical tools that anyone can use to live a far better life in this age of deep uncertainty. It very much redefines what success is all about.

I’d add that the new book has a ton of new insights and methods that I’ve only taught previously to my top mentoring clients.

Oh, lastly, I’ve done my best to make this book like a conversation. Just me and the reader. There are parts where I bring the reader into my library at the farmhouse I live in and talk about the books that have transformed me. At other parts of the book I’m on the road and sharing valuable (and sometimes strange) experiences that will reward the reader with real wealth.

If I’ve done my job correctly, this book will absolutely transform how people see success and live their days.

Sure! I was at a wonderful restaurant in Capetown last winter and experienced an unforgettable suishi lunch. As I left, I saw the chef and walked over to him to compliment him on his skill. He opened up and shared that he used to be in a gang, in a rough part of the city. The chef explained that he saw too many of his friends die, so he decided to completely rewire his life. The owner of the restaurant gave him a chance to start off at an entry-level position but through this commitment and mastery, he rose to the top. He spoke with such pride on realizing his natural gifts and personal talent. This is an example of wealth that money just can’t buy.

Well I believe that personal growth involves far more than just mindset. Mindset is our psychology and as human beings we also have our emotionality, our physicality and our spirituality. All 4 of these “interior empires” need to be developed for a top inner life.

Anyway, to build a mindset that values that forms of wealth that money can’t buy there are a number of great tools:

—Reading books of wisdom that remind us what’s most important to a well-lived life.

—Meditating alone, slowing things down and deeply reflecting on what’s most important to you. Writing in a journal each morning is always a fantastic ritual.

—Associating ourselves with people who prioritize health, happiness, inner peace and making a difference over fast cars, shiny possessions and having a ton of money as a badge of success.

“Growth” is the first of the 8 Forms of Wealth. To build intimacy and greater friendship with your native gifts and personal “superpowers” so you become more of all you’re meant to be is a treasure world more than all the gold on Earth. 

Sure—too many good souls are living their lives like a 5 alarm fire, rushing through their days. Yet let’s not confuse busy with productivity and movement with progress. None of us wants to spend the best years of our lives climbing mountains that—at the end—we realize we’re the wrong ones.

“The Wealth Money Can’t Buy” is a carefully crafted guide that will help any human being wake up to all the riches around them that they never knew they had. And lead a completely upgraded life that will shine as a brilliant model for others to follow. 

The book is filled with many, many methods and practices. These include:

—The vast importance of using “wealth words” versus victim speak.

—The value of setting up a “Dead Board of Directors”.

—Why one should take baths in a forest and breathe like a samurai.

—The wisdom of creating “an anti-hero scenario” to subtlety scare yourself into leaving a life of complacency and ordinary.

“Money” is actually the 5th of the 8 Forms of Wealth. This book is certainly not a book that’s anti-financial success! Money is important. It allows us to put food on the family table, do great things for the people we love, make choices that make us happy versus ones that were forced to make and it allows us to contribute to those in need.

So there are 20 short chapters in the book (in the “Money” section) that will show readers exactly how the world’s richest people think, act and accomplish their results.

But I explain that while money is important, it’s only ONE of the EIGHT forms of wealth. It’s a wonderful servant but a tragic God.

—Get up at 5 am and spend an hour getting fitter, wiser, happier and more peaceful. This morning routine has helped millions of people around the world find true and lasting wealth. It works!

—Stop playing with your phone all day and live a real life.

—Become a minimalist, focusing on being great at just The 8 Forms of Wealth and removing all other complexity and distractions from your days. Less is more!—Prioritize sleep as we are at our best when we are well rested.

I hope readers of “The Wealth Money Can’t Buy” will use the information in the book to fundamentally live much richer, happier, healthier and more prosperous lives! The world is a messy place right now and as each of us makes our lives richer, we brighten the world in the process.

And as for “how can they practically apply” the ideas? Well, it’s like any project in life: the best way to change is to start. Take small steps daily. Be consistent. When you stumble, get up again. Over time, life will reward you with gorgeous returns.