People Who Spend Money On Experiences Instead Of Things Are Much Happier
Elite Daily: When it’s payday and that direct deposit hits your account, you tend to swipe your card more in a day than your thumb swipes through Facebook, Instagram and Tinder combined. The instant gratification that comes along with the hefty price tags on new clothes, trendy sneakers and expensive…
READ MOREWorst Cities to Be a Renter
CNN Money: Renters across the nation are being squeezed by rising rents and stagnant wages. New York City and the surrounding area has seen the most dramatic increase, with rents up 50% over the past five years. However, household income in the area has risen just 8% in that…
READ MOREThe Secret of Inspirational Leadership
When speaking at investment conferences, I try to emphasize the importance of “quality of management” when evaluating public companies. What would Microsoft be without Bill Gates? Or Berkshire Hathaway without Warren Buffett? It’s hard to imagine. On the flip side, 15 years ago, WorldCom had the most impressive array of…
READ MOREHow to be the most productive person in your office — and still get home by 5:30 p.m.
By Eric Barker Some days the to-do list seems bottomless. Just looking at it is exhausting. We all want to know how to stop being lazy and get more done. I certainly want the answer. So I decided to call a friend who manages to do this — and…
READ MOREThe Secret Formula I Learned From Two Millionaires About Client Attraction
There’s a philosophy I learned years ago about client attraction. I use and teach it for client attraction, but you can use it for any type of attraction. I heard it first from one millionaire client, and then I saw it demonstrated years later by another successful client. What happens…
READ MOREHow to Prepare for the Next Crises
Last year, I told you about the idea of the coffee can portfolio… A coffee can portfolio is one you set and leave alone for 10 years. A reader recently wrote to say it seemed to depend on an optimistic view, à la the one Warren Buffett expressed in his latest annual…
READ MOREHow to Become a High-Performance Legend
As a boy, our hero was plagued with poor health. He was weak and often sick, miserably addicted to sugar and junk food. But his life – and our world – changed at the age of 15 when he heard a speech from health food pioneer Paul Bragg. The young…
READ MORE20 Lists Every Entrepreneur Should Create
Entrepreneur: Being a startup founder who is obsessed with my own personal growth, I frequently get sucked into blog posts with titles like “The top 5 traits of all successful entrepreneurs.” These articles tend to cite characteristics such as passion, persistence, inspiration, an eye for talent, a data-driven mindset, great…
READ MOREHow to Grow Your Business Fast
I listen to this guy everyday. Some days I want him to take a long walk off a short pier. But that’s the power of a virtual mentor that agitates you to think deeply and to question yourself. On other days, I agree with him and feel that he hits…
READ MOREBen Franklin’s Secret Weapon
As a teenager, Ben Franklin was locked into a long apprenticeship at his brother’s print shop in Boston. This was not where young, ambitious Ben wanted to be. So he fled. Traveling by boat, and made his way first to New York City, where he found no work, and eventually…
READ MOREJames Altucher Interviews Mark Ford on Creating Wealth
I’m doing an intro because I can’t believe I’m talking to one of my business heroes, Mark Ford, author of Ready, Fire, Aim, the guy that has helped over 100 businesses and he describes them all on this podcast here. I also recommend people check out MarkFordBook.com to see what…
READ MOREJames Altucher Interviews Mark Ford on Being an Entrepreneur
In part one of this two-part interview, host James Altucher of the James Altucher Show talks with Early to Rise founder Mark Ford about entrepreneurship. Click here to listen to the full interview originally published on Stansberry Radio Network. If you prefer reading, here’s the transcript below. James: Mark Ford,…
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