Here are 12 Steps to Extreme Prosperity By Commissioner George Mentz JD MBA CWM

12 Steps to Extreme Prosperity

In the deep, rolling forest of the ancient wisdom, let us walk through the narrow, dense trails of human ambition, over landscapes sown with doubt, and down pathways trod by the poets and philosophers alike. Prosperity is not a mere artifact to be grasped; it is a spirit woven in our fabric, a life spring ever bending toward the light. To those who dare, these steps are whispers on the winds of eternity, calling out to turn the soul from barren dust to rich soil, so that wealth may take root as a great oak, evergreen.

1. Beliefs, Clearing, and Programming

In the uncharted depths of man’s mind lie beliefs, raw, malleable, and potent, carved by circumstance and choice. To hold dominion over mental spiritual and material wealth, one must first clear away the brambles of small, twisted thinking that choke the very air we breathe. Let your mind, like a great waterfall, run wide and unbounded, washing away the dirt of petty, external claims that tarnish your soul. Affirm what is true, and bury what is not. If any root of shame or scarcity lies hidden, uproot it and cast it into the flames of self-creation. Choose truth, then rewrite it in the ancient script of your own making.

2. Renew the Mind

Know this: every mind can be set free, but freedom is a matter of choice. Like the field plowed before planting, you must strip down to the bare ground, casting off the stones of doubt and despair, making space for seeds of greatness. Pen your dreams, let your hand inscribe them onto the paper like the carving of destiny itself. Let these words be the guiding lights over the coming years, marking each step as sacred. Breathe deeply, for every idea takes life from the soil of silence and the space of the soul.

3. Declare Your Aims

What do you seek to own, to know, to become? To the ambitious man or woman, life will whisper this question, a riddle wrapped in the fog of morning. Set your sights high, beyond what the world has handed you; speak your aims boldly, as a prophet under the vast dome of heaven. These declarations—mental, written, or sung—work like echoes in the mountains, reverberating out into the universe. Visualize these dreams, let them settle in your soul, so that they become as real as the hard-packed earth beneath your feet.

4. Charge Your Brain

Fill your purpose, your very bones, with intent that is raw, wild, and alive. There is fortune, the ancients tell us, in knowing how to reach back to the past, seize hold of the present, and lean into the future. The mind charged with thankfulness is a vessel, holding within it the fine wine of peace and clarity. Fill yourself with gratitude, pure as river water. Empty out anger, resentment, and all low desires; let instead courage and kindness be the heartbeat of your soul.

5. Empower Yourself

To know wealth, respect the spirit of wealth within you. Understand that there is a rhythm to this life, a dance, a frequency. Harmonize with it, let your energy be one of lightness and strength. Shed jealousy, strip away envy. Let each thought, each breath, vibrate with a joy that calls to the heavens, so that in time, all things—wealth, health, love—come to you in the measure of your worthiness. See yourself as worthy, and the world will respond in kind.

6. Purpose & Viewpoint

The eyes must see clearly, unclouded, to direct the body; so too, your mind must hold a single point of purpose. Ask yourself the questions that burn brightest in the mind. What is it you seek, and how shall you reach it? Your aim is not to mimic others but to find your own way—authentic, genuine, as wild as a hawk riding the updrafts over the plains. Hold fast to this purpose, and with each word spoken, each prayer uttered, let it resonate outward to all creation.

7. Love

In all things, let love lead you. Love of self, love of purpose, and love of the quiet voice within, for this is the wellspring from which all greatness flows. Radiate a zeal that lights up the night, so that those who wander close may find themselves warmed and lifted. You are connected, a spark in a vast field of light, part of something much greater than yourself.

8. Decree

Declare it. Speak it. Write it. Every sound, every syllable you send into the world shapes the air, stirs the waters, and bends the earth to your will. The soul, like iron, is shaped by the hammering of thought, word, and deed. Make happiness your standard, success your journey, love your guidepost. Leave nothing unsaid that speaks of your highest vision.

9. Aliveness

A spirit alive to the world will know how to plan, act, and delight in the richness of life. There is beauty, a fine and fierce beauty, in claiming each day as your own. To know what you want is to have already held it, in a way, in the secret chambers of your heart. Reach out, prepare your table for the feast of abundance, for to know abundance is first to know readiness.

10. Acceptance

Leave behind struggle and smallness. Acknowledge the gifts already waiting for you, and cast away all thoughts that bind you to hardship. Accept your due, for life itself, if lived rightly, shall provide all that is needed and more. Stand ready, aware, alive to the opportunities that drift like seeds in the summer air, waiting to take root in fertile soil.

11. Wisdom

Search always for wisdom. For what is wealth, but the freedom to explore the richness of all things? Seek joy, not fleeting, but deep as the ancient rivers. Align yourself with the people and purpose that stirs the heart. Take wisdom from nature and find peace in the rhythm of day and night, toil and rest, as the universe whispers the secrets of growth and power.

12. Action

Now, finally, rise and act. Walk the fields of your life with purpose. Tend to the soil, invest in the work, let each act be an offering to your higher self, your dreams, and to those who will follow after. It is in the doing, the daily labor, that the harvest shall come. The mind that knows what is required, the hand that reaches forth, and the heart that believes are the seeds of every rich life.

In time, prosperity reveals itself to those who have walked these steps, for the path of abundance is not set in stone but laid down each day, step by step, like a well-trod road through the forests of man’s highest dreams.

Commissioner George Mentz JD MBA CILS, Seigneur of Fief Blondel is a global entrepreneur, attorney, and international IBA award winning success author. Mentz is a wealth management faculty at a top law school based in the United States. Mentz has had bestsellers in various categories of success, finance, diplomacy, philosophy, management and other areas. Mentz holds JD/Doctor of Jurisprudence degree, and MBA, and US law license. Mentz has taught over 300 law and business courses worldwide and authored over 100 books and audio books. Mentz is the first law professor in the USA to be triple board certified in: management consulting/international law, wealth management/financial consulting, and financial planning. Counselor Mentz is one of the few JD/MBA holders in the USA to earn a CILS Graduate Cert./Diploma in “International Legal Studies”. Mentz was awarded a Doctor of Spiritual Studies by the Emerson Institute for his vast research and publications. Mentz is also the titular Seigneur of the ancient “Fief de Blondel” which was established over 700 years ago and the Lord of the Manor of Ennerdale Cumbria UK. Mentz is the first person in the USA and Europe to make the top 50 influencers and Thought Leaders in the 5 areas of: FinTech, Sustainability, Finance, HR, PM, B2B, and Management. Mentz has been Knighted by the Archduke of Austria Karl Von Habsburg and the title of Datuk Seri from the Oriental Sultan of Kampar.

* Notation: Karl Von Habsburgs titular titles may include: His Imperial and Royal Majesty, Karl, Emperor of Austria, Apostolic King of Hungary, King of Bohemia, King of Croatia, King of Galicia and Lodomeria, King of Dalmatia, Grand Duke of Tuscany, Duke of Salzburg, Styria, Carinthia, and Carniola, Grand Prince of Transylvania, Count of Tyrol, and Margrave of Moravia.