At the turn of the century there were less than 5,000 millionaires in the United States. Today there are between 1.3 and 2 million millionaires,as well as more then 40 billionaires. As Brian Tracy points out, the remarkable thing about them, they are largely unremarkable. The wealthy are not very different from you and me. They simply used their God-given talents and did things a different way than the majority of people. Anyone can be highly successful if he just does certain things in a certain way. In Getting Rich in America, Brian tells you those all-important certain things, and how to do them in certain ways. He knows what he's talking about. He has started, built, managed or consulted for, more than 300 businesses, large and small. At age 25, he built a 95-person sales force covering six countries, doing more than $1 million per month. He was chief operating officer of a development company with $265 million in assets and $75 million in annual sales. He started and built an automobile import company from nothing to $25 million in sales in less than three years. Early in his career, Brian Tracy went through a period of struggle and frustration. Then, applying the lessons he learned and teaches you in this program, he became a millionaire in 10 years. Many individuals and corporations have seen their incomes increase from 100 to 500 percent or more by following his recommendations. He'll show you how to start wherever you are, even deeply in debt as he was, to achieve financial independence, even great wealth, by following in the footsteps of hundreds of thousands of people who have already done it. Brian is much in demand as a speaker on sales, management, and business development, addressing 100,000 people per year in the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Europe.He's president of the Institute for Executive Development, a consulting and training firm with activities in nine countries, and also the best-selling author-narrator of many audio and video training programs available through Nightingale-Conant.