Roger J. Hamilton

Roger James Hamilton (born 7 August 1968) is a Hong Kong born, Singapore-based author, a social entrepreneur. He is the founder and CEO of Genius Group, a global entrepreneur education company. He is also best known as "Asia's leading wealth consultant" and the creator of the "Wealth Dynamics" profiling system for entrepreneurs, which is a psychometric test for entrepreneurs and businesses. a member of the Clinton Global Initiative, founded by former President of the United States Bill Clinton and a member of the Transformational Leadership Council, founded by Jack Canfield. His book, The Millionaire Master Plan was listed on The New York Times and The Boston Globe bestsellers list in 2014. In 2017, his resorts company, Entrepreneur Resorts was listed on the Seychelles Securities Exchange.

Early life Hamilton was born in Hong Kong.

In 2019, Hamilton launched Genius Group as a Singapore public company, as a global entrepreneur education group and acquired Entrepreneurs Institute, which included Wealth Dynamics and Talent Dynamics. This company is down 99.9% as of March 11, 2025. Hamilton also bought bitcoin and that purchase is down by millions of dollars as well.

In 2020, Genius Group made over $80 million in acquisitions of entrepreneur education companies, including Entrepreneur Resorts, Education Angels, E-Square Education and Property Investors Network. IN 20220 GNS

Wealth Dynamics Hamilton developed the Wealth Dynamics profiling system in 2003. This system has since been used by over 250,000 entrepreneurs around the world and has been internationally acknowledged as a valuable tool for entrepreneurs.

The system is a psychometric test based on the work of Carl Jung, and linking his work to the I Ching, which Jung studied and which influenced and relates to his published work Psychological Types published in 1921. Jung wrote the foreword to the first published translation, by Richard Wilhelm, of the I Ching. The system links back to the five Chinese elements, and the Chinese concepts of flow created from the alternating interlink of opposites.

The Wealth Dynamics system divides all success strategies into eight paths, detailed in Hamilton's book Your Life, Your Legacy: An Entrepreneur Guide to Finding Your Flow.

In 2010, the Wealth Dynamics system was supplemented with the Wealth Spectrum levels, which divides each profile into nine levels. It was also modified into the Talent Dynamics system for use in corporations. It is now being used in various organisations from the UK National Health Service (NHS) to General Mills.

In 2010, 30 leading entrepreneurs published a book on their use of Wealth Dynamics in their businesses, titled The Wealth Garden, Catching Butterflies Without a Net.

Additional books advocating the "Wealth Dynamics" model include John Williams' Screw Work Let's Play, Bob Urichuck's Disciplined for Life, and Penny & Thomas Power's A Friend in Every City.