Summary: Owning what you know starts with creating a mind map. It’s not enough to simply sock away information for some future purpose. Authentic achievers must be able to access that information on demand and put it to work for them.<br> If you’re serious about committing what you study to long-term memory for recall purposes, a mind map can be applied to learning and applying specific knowledge that helps us achieve our own goals.<br> In today’s episode, Doug Andrew will share the example of one Marshall Thurber, who was one of his mentors. Thurber famously passed the California State Bar Exam in the 1970s with the highest score to that point–without having ever gone to law school or read a single law book. His secret to owning what he knew started with creating a mind map.<br> Two of the mentors who helped to shape Marshall Thurber’s thinking were <a href="https://www.bfi.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Buckminster Fuller</a> and <a href="https://deming.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Dr. Edward Deming</a>. These two men helped countless people and companies become better managers of their time, efforts and resources by teaching them how to create predictability.<br> Predictability is also a topic that is thoroughly covered in Doug Andrew’s latest book “<a href="https://laserfund.com/book-order3-dangers" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The LASER Fund</a>“. It’s a unique book that will teach you how to enjoy liquid assets safely earning predictable rates of return. If you’re ready to become a better manager of your time, resources, and efforts, you need to know this.<br> Would you like to know what your Abundant Living Score is? <a>Click Here</a> to gain immediate access to the Three Tools for a Strategic and Predictable Retirement.<br> HERE IS A SNEAK PREVIEW OF THE TOPICS COVERED IN THIS WEEK’S BROADCAST:<br> <br> * Take Doug’s quick test to see how well you do at following instructions and doing simple math. Once you’ve completed this experience, you’ll have a better feel for how predictability works.<br> * Did you realize that there was a time when people who bought a car made in Japan would specifically seek out cars built on a Wednesday? Doug explains why this thinking was prevelant.<br> * Why is it so essential to have liquid assets safely earning a predictable rate of return? If you have an <a href="https://liveabundant.com/compare-your-plan/iras-401ks/">IRA or 401(k)</a>, this is something you’ll be glad to know.<br> * Ever heard of the True Wealth Transformation? Doug shares details on this 8-step process that he’s been teaching his clients and students for years.<br> * What is the benefit of repositioning your finances so as to avoid having to pay unnecessary taxes? If you’d like to know how to potentially double your net spendable retirement income, you’ll want to hear this.<br> * How important is it to know the difference between the darkness of the night and the brightness of the day? When it comes to saving for retirement, this distinction is more important than you may think.<br> * And much, much more…<br> <br> Start by <a href="https://liveabundant.com/free-analysis/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">visiting with a wealth architect</a> today.<br> What are the five key objectives to financial abundance? How can you evaluate various financial vehicles using the LASER test? <a>Click Here</a> to gain immediate access to the Three Tools for a Strategic and Predictable Retirement.<br> *Life insurance policies are not investments and, accordingly, should not be purchased as an investment.<br>
