My own successes include reaching a weight loss goal, starting a part-time business, changing my career path, improving my daily focus of my goals, increased physical strength & a disciplined path towards a reaching a state of financial freedom. Even though I know I am one that has to make changes to be successful, Anthony’s motivational skills and techniques in this Get Edge program continues to help push me to take action towards my goals.

This program is marketed as a 7-day program, but I personally could not finish all material in just 7 days. Over a period of 30+ days, I’ve listened to 10 CDs at least twice (some of them five times), I’ve used Personal Journal to record both my goals and successes, I’ve taken Free Online Personal Profile assessment test and have listened to 7 bonus CDs from his Personal Power Program. I haven’t used $100 seminar discount coupon, but will keep it handy just in case something peaks my interest. These offers may have changed after this review was written, so you may want to view them.

Normally, I am a skeptic of these Success programs, but I can sincerely state that I’ve successfully applied many of techniques in his program. The one that I have not used is Hour of Power. I personally could not convince myself to spend a full hour a day focused just on motivating myself. Even though Anthony discusses a 30 or 15 minute shortened version, this is one aspect of program that I have not personally implemented into my routine.

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The two most significant personal changes that I have made after listening to this program are:

The bias towards taking action immediately – not next week, not tomorrow, not later today, but right now. Even if you only take a small step in direction of goal, need to take action immediately is vital to your success. The principle of having a strong enough reason to attain your goal. If you only wish for something, it might stay a dream and never become a reality. Anthony teaches you a few different techniques to help you make your goals a must instead of just a want. You’ll quickly find out how truly important your goals are to you. This concept of program has helped me to visualize, memorize, focus, restate and attain my goals. I’ve personally determined that some of my goals will stay a dream, because I can now determine (using concepts in program) that I truly don’t have passion and true desire to turn them into a reality.

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The Get Edge! program is not cheap, but after purchasing it, going through program and applying many of Anthony’s techniques, I am glad I purchased program and can sincerely say that, it is worth price. If you need to justify cost, think of it in terms of a daily cost over a year. For less than $.75 a day (the cost of a candy bar, soda pop, newspaper, etc) you will be given tools to transform your life and attain many of your personal goals. If you really want to learn skills to improve your life for many years to come, I personally think that $.75 a day is a small price to pay. Click here only if you're serious about succeeding.

If you need some motivation, check out some motivational articles of this site or read review I completed on a book titled Motivated Mind. End of product review.

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Course Details - Product Information Get Edge! (Anthony Robbins)

That Monaco is crowded with celebrities is no piece of news. Since 1869, when personal income tax policy became favorable, Monaco attracted very many individuals with high net income, such as movie stars, sporting stars etc. who became residents of Principality in order to benefit from personal income tax exemption.

Take, for instance, Roger Moore, Shirley Bassey, Ringo Starr, Karen Mulder, Eva Herzigova, race drivers Jacques Villeneuve, David Coulthard, Jenson Button.

But number of celebrities is far outnumbered by number of business people who enjoy country's tax facilities: retail tycoon Philip Green and Barclay brothers are Monegasque residents.

Being a resident of Monaco implies proving you have a place to live and are rich enough to afford a very high standard way of life. And I mean really rich, as a place to live in apartment blocks jammed into two square kilometres, either rented or bought, is extremely high.

Keeping residency implies proving you live in Monaco at least 6 months and a day per year. If you are rich, advantage of being a Monaco resident is that, besides enjoying a sunny, pleasant climate, you can live at same time in another country. The Principality is very close to main airports and is also easily reachable by sea, by car or by train. Thus, being a Monaco resident and working in another country is not only possible but it's easy especially speaking of UK citizens: laws in UK permit a maximum stay of 90 days (without counting day of departure and that of arrival!) for non-residents. Many UK business people reside in Monaco and work in UK without surpassing 90 days limit so that they are subject to Monaco lawas for taxation.

Having attracted so many rich resulted in a conflict of interests: many countries disapprove of this taxation policy, looking at it as an evasion from taxes in their national area. And not entirely wrongly! In fact, Monaco has been "tax-cheating" a little by attracting capital from high tax countries.

Looking at issue from perspective of Principality, seems to me only right to try and succeed to evolve with few means and resources a state so small has. Monaco developed from one of poorest countries in world (in 1860s) into a state with one of world's highest per capita income (around EUR22,000). And it was possible due to a strategic leadership of a resourceless country. It is after territory was drastically reduced that this personal income tax policy came into being. Attracting foreign capital become one of main targets for development. That's how Casino became grand and famous and emphasis was put on tourism, being raised at luxury levels.