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T. Harv Eker

 

T. Harv Eker is a personal development coach who has authored best selling books and has hosted hundreds of seminars.  T. Harv Eker currently runs his life coaching company Peak Potentials.

Prior to his career in the self-help industry T. Harv Eker always had dreams of becoming a millionaire.  In his younger years he traveled around living in various cities and trying his hand at a multitude of businesses.  Yet he still did not reach success.

It was only after he opened up a retail fitness store that things finally began looking up for T. Harv Eker.  Within two years his store was bought out by a fortune 500 company and his dreams came true, T. Harv Eker was a millionaire.

However, the dream did not last long, within several years a series of bad investments and rampant spending left him right where he started.  This downturn of events led him to create the basis for his seminars and publications.

T. Harv Eker realized that the way he thought about money was inherently flawed and was the reason why he lost his wealth.  His products are, thus, a combination of techniques of how to think like a millionaire.

T. Harv Eker hosts nationwide seminars that are often offered at no cost at all.  At these seminars he and his staff engage in classic hard sell techniques.  They get people into a group think mentality geared towards buying his expensive CD's and additional courses.

Furthermore there are hundreds of customer reviews available for T. Harv Eker's best selling book, "Secrets of the Millionaire Mind".  The worst of which claim that everything from the title to the first 60 pages are a rip off from popular self-help gurus Robert T Kiyosaki and Robert G Allen.

As with all motivational products, they're only as good as the results that they bring about.  Thus they may be useless to some people and effective for others, but generally they are all the same.

Just remember if T. Harv Eker is hosting a free seminar, he still has to rent out the room, pay his staff, and pay for advertising.  You can bet he's trying to recoup his losses through book and product sales.

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Customer Reviews for 'T. Harv Eker'

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Michael,  Chicago

  Posted at 1:23pm on Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

T Harv Eker is no ripoff and if you have ever changed the way you think about money he would be the change master. Yes he sells other programs which he should do. I think his book is great. I did attend his 3 day intensive and was able to weed through the sales speak and come away with many thiings I use to this day. The one short fall that I have is that he leaves you wanting which any good salesmen should.

His money management technique is dead on.

Advertising is after all about pain of being without.

John,  California

  Posted at 11:45pm on Saturday, January 5th, 2008

T. Harv Eker and his book just wants to promote ol' Harv and have you all waste a lot of money on his coaching, seminars, and whatever he can sell you. His book is just an advertisement for his coaching.





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