Recent articles related to

Wealth

Recent articles related to

Wealth

F 1 Investing in Real Estate

By Early to Rise | 07/23/2001

“An acre in Middlesex is better than a principality in Utopia.” – Thomas Babington Macaulay (Lord Bacon, 1837)   Last week, we talked about wealth building in terms of “five secrets”: Secret #1. Get to work an hour early. Secret #2. Practice a financially valuable skill devoted to profitable endeavor.…

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Wealth Building Secret #4: Invest In What You Know

By Early to Rise | 07/20/2001

“The first man to fence in a piece of land, saying ‘This is mine,’ and who found people simple enough to believe him, was the real founder of civil society.” – Jean-Jacques Rousseau (Discourse on the Origin and Bases of Inequality Among Men, 1754) Yesterday, I explained my approach to…

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Choose Investments That Keep Risks Low And Profits High

By Early To Rise | 07/19/2001

“Be not penny-wise: riches have wings, and sometimes they fly away of themselves; sometimes they must be set flying to bring in more.” – Francis Bacon (Essays, 1625) If you get up early and make good use of your time, you will have a higher-than-average income. If you commit to…

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Choose investments that keep your risks low and your profits high

By Mark Morgan Ford | 07/19/2001

If you get up early and make good use of your time, you will have a higher-than-average income. If you commit to saving a significant portion of that extra income and check your net worth every month, your net worth will grow quickly. How quickly depends on three things…

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Wealth Building Secret #2: Earn More Than You Spend

By Mark Morgan Ford | 07/18/2001

“I didn’t want to be rich, I just wanted enough to get the couch reupholstered.” – Kate (Mrs. Zero) Mostel If you continue to get up early and read Early to Rise your income will climb. How do I know that? Because the world is starved for ambitious, hardworking, and…

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The Seven Mandatory Rules Of Advertising Design

By Mark Morgan Ford | 07/13/2001

DG frequently points out that when you are running a middle-to large-sized business, you often forget that the newer employees may not know many of the basic rules that make the business work. He puts it this way: “When it’s just you and a handful of trusted colleagues, everyone understands…

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Why Do New Managers Fail?

By Early To Rise | 07/12/2001

According to a report I read somewhere, four out of 10 new managers fail in their first year. The primary reason, the report said, is that they are not able to build a good support system. That corresponds to my own experience. When you take over a new job, you…

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Become a Marketing Genius By Asking Flattering Questions

By Early To Rise | 07/9/2001

“Mountains of gold would not seduce some men, yet flattery would break them down.” – Henry Ward Beecher (Proverbs From Plymouth Pulpit, 1887) There is a businessman I know, SP, who is considered by some to be occasionally bombastic, if not arrogant. And even from my braggadocian perspective, he sometimes…

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Five Secrets of Wealth Building

By Mark Morgan Ford | 07/7/2001

You can acquire a multimillion-dollar net worth by doing just five things that promote wealth building throughout your life and work.

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How To Get Wealthy As An Employee

By Mark Morgan Ford | 07/6/2001

“You can have your titular recognition. I’ll take the money and power.” – Helen Gulrey Brown It’s too often said — and I’ve been guilty of contributing to this myth — that the only way to make a lot of money is to go into business for yourself.While it’s true…

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F 3 Real Estate

By Mark Morgan Ford | 07/6/2001

 “Without courage, all other virtues lose their meaning.” – Winston Churchill Buying and selling fixer-uppers may be the best-known way of making money in real estate. The no-money-down real-estate gurus tend to focus on this area because the numbers can look very good, especially when you get into low-income housing.…

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How To Work From Anywhere In The World, Part 2

By Mark Morgan Ford | 06/27/2001

“Go into the street, and give one man a lecture on morality, and another a shilling, and see which will respect you most.” – Samuel Johnson (quoted in Boswell’s Life of Samuel Johnson, July 20, 1763) If you have the kind of job that allows you to do most of…

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