Have you ever wondered why some people seem to have success with every they do? Do they have some magical power that you don't?

Would you like to quickly get that power?

In a recent interview for List Crusade program, T. Harv Eker revealed what he calls Millionaire Mindset-which gives extremely successful individuals what seems to be an "unfair advantage."

(Note: To access T. Harv Eker's complete audio interview for fre^e, see end of article)

Harv is author of best-selling book, SpeedWealth, as well as several highly-acclaimed courses such as The Millionaire Mind Intensive, Life Directions, Wizard Training and Train Trainer. He is also producer and trainer of world-famous Enlightened Warrior Training.

He went from zero to millionaire in only 2-1/2 years using Speed Wealth principles he teaches. He shows you how to instantly rid yourself of limiting beliefs that have stopped you from accumulating wealth in past.

According to Harv, your subconscious mind may actually be holding you back from success you want in business and in life.

The subsconscious is much more powerful than your conscious mind.

It's like an ice berg, most it is beneath surface, and that's usually what sinks ships.

The man? Sam Mills, #51.

The Monday before, Sam lost a 2 year battle with intestinal cancer. Not only did he leave behind his wife and 4 kids but he left, not 1, but 2 legacies.

1st legacy-- Sam Mills was one of hardest hitting linebackers in USFL and NFL. But he spent his career proving that his undersized 5-foot-9 frame wasn't going to keep him from being one of pro football's best.

Not only was Mills a 5-time Pro Bowl linbacker but he holds distiction of being only player in Carolina Panthers Hall of Fame.

Add to that: A member of both New Jersey and Louisiana Sports Halls of Fame, as well as, a statue of Mills outside Bank of America Stadium with inscription "Leader and Gentleman."

**Sam Mills' former coach, Dom Capers**

"Sam Mills was not only one of finest football players that I have ever been around, but above and beyond that, he was one of finest individuals."

And, 2nd legacy of Sam Mills?

Sam, along with fellow Carolina linebacker Mark Fields, who was likewise diagnosed with cancer in 2003, established KEEP POUNDING fund.

The campaign raised more than $211,000 for local research at Blumenthal Cancer Center by selling $1 wristbands that bear Mills' slogan "Keep Pounding."

**From a fan and admirer of Sam Mills**