The 12 Building Blocks of A Wealth Cycle: by Loral Langemeier

THE 12 BUILDING BLOCKS OF A
WEALTH CYCLE
by Loral Langemeier
IntegratedWealthSystems.com
THE 12 BUILDING BLOCKS

OF A WEALTH CYCLE
by Loral Langemeier
Loral Langemeier is a money expert, sought-after

speaker, entrepreneurial thought leader, and Five
Time New York Times best-selling author who is
on a relentless mission to change the conversation
about money and empower people around the
world to become millionaires.
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The 12 Building Blocks of a Wealth Cycle

Just as every person’s life is particular to them, so must each person's wealth plan be
tailored to the individual. The Wealth Cycle Process is based on 12 building blocks
that you will employ in your own fashion, depending on your specific requirements
and objectives.
Building Blocks of the Wealth Cycle.
Each building block is explained in detail throughout the book; The Millionaire Maker:
Act, Think, and Make Money the Way the Wealthy Do.
The list below is a brief introduction to how each block is defined.

GAP Analysis: An innovative financial model that will create a map from where you
1 are to where you want to go.
Financial Baseline: An overview of your current financial situation in the form of a

2 basic profit and loss statement that includes revenue and expenditures and a
balance sheet that includes assets and liabilities.
Freedom Day: The realization of each goal, starting with 120-day objectives and
3 accelerating beyond millionaire status.
Debt Management: A Five-Step Debt Elimination Plan that erases consumer debt,
4 the greatest barrier to wealth building.
Entities: The organization of trusts, partnerships, and corporations that hold and
5 service wealth and take advantage of the tax strategies devised by Congress and
state legislatures to protect companies and help businesses grow.
Cash Machine: The fuel that accelerates the Wealth Cycle, which comes from your
6 capacity to create more revenue from a legitimate business venture. You must learn
to earn.

Wealth Account: The concept of pay-yourself-first by constantly committing a

8 portion of earnings for investing, a portion we call WAPP, the Wealth Account
Priority Payment.
Forecasting: A projection of your revenue, expenditures, assets, and liabilities and

9 how to direct those numbers into companies and make full use of the tax code.
Assets: Direct and diversified asset allocation, which is essential to create passive
10 income to feed the Wealth Cycle.
Leadership: You must learn to “lead your wealth.” Though you may, and should,
11 choose to delegate your wealth-building, no one can drive the Wealth Cycle Process
as you can.
Teamwork: You must build and direct a team of professionals to help you develop
12 and execute your strategies and reach your goals. Wealth building is a team sport.
Conditioning: Financial way of thinking. As you accumulate the experience that gets
13 results and gains the confidence to commit even more significantly to your wealth
plan, you will develop a positive and healthy relationship with money.
When you begin with the Wealth Cycle Process, you engage each and every
building block: they are codependent and indivisible. You will always keep track of
a Gap Analysis that will tell you how to get from where you are - your financial
baseline - to where you want to go - your Financial Freedom Day.

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THE 12 BUILDING BLOCKS OF A

THE 12 BUILDING BLOCKS

Loral Langemeier is a money expert, sought-after

© integratedwealthsystems.com All Rights Reserved.

The 12 Building Blocks of a Wealth Cycle

Building Blocks of the Wealth Cycle.

The list below is a brief introduction to how each block is defined.

© integratedwealthsystems.com All Rights Reserved.

Financial Baseline: An overview of your current financial situation in the form of a

© integratedwealthsystems.com All Rights Reserved.

Wealth Account: The concept of pay-yourself-first by constantly committing a

Forecasting: A projection of your revenue, expenditures, assets, and liabilities and

© integratedwealthsystems.com All Rights Reserved.

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