How to Finally Put Your Money to Work For You
All right, you're in for a real treat! But let me start off with some points that will spark your curiosity.
* Are 3-digit ROIs even possible? * Is the general public completely mis-informed and in the dark? * Is it possible to earn 30-40% on your money, year in and year out? * Are you taking advice on your money from someone who still works a job? (financial adviser) I remember reading this quote a while back and it really hit home for me...
"It's harder to keep money, than it is to make it.
" I was like you know, that quote is exactly right.
I perfect example of this is the people who win the lottery.
90% of all lottery winners are dead broke 5 years after the win all that money.
I used to say all the time, how stupid could you be to lose all that money.
Well it's because they didn't learn the skill sets required to care of it correctly.
The truth of the matter is that I don't really know where you're at financially.
I don't know if you're living comfortably and just want to find a better lifestyle for yourself or if you're just getting by.
Or if you have a large investment and retirement portfolio already, or are you "still" trying to get that together.
Well making money is not all that hard once you know what your doing and you've mastered the art of making money.
You may be thinking that money is something that comes and goes depending upon random events in your life.
Well I'm glad your reading this article because money can be mastered and wielded in powerful ways if you simply learn how to handle it.
What I find sad, is that everyone wants more money, yet if you were to ask them how many books or courses they had read on the subject in the last year, chances are they'd say "none", which means that they will end up as the common man.
A servant of money, living under it's harsh rules, instead of living in freedom as it's master.
I probably sound like a mad scientist right now, uh? When growing up, we were taught that more income will make us wealthier, well that's partially true.
The truth is that it's not only how much you earn, but what you learn and what you have access to that creates lasting wealth.
Donald Trump, Warren Buffet, and Robert Kiyosaki all teach that there are two ways to really create wealth: 1- Own your own business or intellectual property, and/or 2- Have your money working hard for you.
Having your own business and having your money working for you has a lot of benefits.
You are making money in your sleep and your net worth is growing with or without you working for it.
But the sad part about all this is that most people have no idea how to invest or what to invest in and us common folk are almost always the last to know about trends and opportunities in the marketplace.
Well to sum it all up, it's not how much you make that matter, it's how much you keep and make work for you.
Every serious marketer has a sound financial plan and good money smarts.
Do you have a plan of action in place for your financial future? Here are some questions to ask yourself: - Is your money growing at less than 30% per year? - Are you just waiting for "things to get better someday"? - Do you have a 6 month emergency fund in case your income stops? - Are you overpaying on taxes? - Did you know that you could be owed thousands of dollars in back taxes? - Are all your assets fully protected with bullet-proof asset protection? - Are you overpaying on interest? - Are you still trading time for money? - Can you see a market for the solutions above? - Do you have fully funded retirement accounts? - Are your kids set up with funded college funds? Well folks that's all I have for now.
Just something to think about.
Till next time!
* Are 3-digit ROIs even possible? * Is the general public completely mis-informed and in the dark? * Is it possible to earn 30-40% on your money, year in and year out? * Are you taking advice on your money from someone who still works a job? (financial adviser) I remember reading this quote a while back and it really hit home for me...
"It's harder to keep money, than it is to make it.
" I was like you know, that quote is exactly right.
I perfect example of this is the people who win the lottery.
90% of all lottery winners are dead broke 5 years after the win all that money.
I used to say all the time, how stupid could you be to lose all that money.
Well it's because they didn't learn the skill sets required to care of it correctly.
The truth of the matter is that I don't really know where you're at financially.
I don't know if you're living comfortably and just want to find a better lifestyle for yourself or if you're just getting by.
Or if you have a large investment and retirement portfolio already, or are you "still" trying to get that together.
Well making money is not all that hard once you know what your doing and you've mastered the art of making money.
You may be thinking that money is something that comes and goes depending upon random events in your life.
Well I'm glad your reading this article because money can be mastered and wielded in powerful ways if you simply learn how to handle it.
What I find sad, is that everyone wants more money, yet if you were to ask them how many books or courses they had read on the subject in the last year, chances are they'd say "none", which means that they will end up as the common man.
A servant of money, living under it's harsh rules, instead of living in freedom as it's master.
I probably sound like a mad scientist right now, uh? When growing up, we were taught that more income will make us wealthier, well that's partially true.
The truth is that it's not only how much you earn, but what you learn and what you have access to that creates lasting wealth.
Donald Trump, Warren Buffet, and Robert Kiyosaki all teach that there are two ways to really create wealth: 1- Own your own business or intellectual property, and/or 2- Have your money working hard for you.
Having your own business and having your money working for you has a lot of benefits.
You are making money in your sleep and your net worth is growing with or without you working for it.
But the sad part about all this is that most people have no idea how to invest or what to invest in and us common folk are almost always the last to know about trends and opportunities in the marketplace.
Well to sum it all up, it's not how much you make that matter, it's how much you keep and make work for you.
Every serious marketer has a sound financial plan and good money smarts.
Do you have a plan of action in place for your financial future? Here are some questions to ask yourself: - Is your money growing at less than 30% per year? - Are you just waiting for "things to get better someday"? - Do you have a 6 month emergency fund in case your income stops? - Are you overpaying on taxes? - Did you know that you could be owed thousands of dollars in back taxes? - Are all your assets fully protected with bullet-proof asset protection? - Are you overpaying on interest? - Are you still trading time for money? - Can you see a market for the solutions above? - Do you have fully funded retirement accounts? - Are your kids set up with funded college funds? Well folks that's all I have for now.
Just something to think about.
Till next time!
