Have you ever noticed how focused we are on winners? Most of our time and attention is devoted to people who have already succeeded – entertainers who now fill the stadiums or walk the red carpet, influential politicians, famous CEOs. But that’s merely the end of the story. So much more can be learned […]
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Wealth and Cash Flow Lessons from Donald Trump. Will You Be an Apprentice?
March 14th, 2014 
admin For most people the name Donald Trump conjures up many images — the hair, the pout, the Tower, the casinos. And, of course, “The Apprentice.” He is certainly one of our culture’s most recognizable personalities, and since the 1970s he has accumulated enormous wealth But has that wealth made him financially independent? Not necessarily, at […]
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No Comments »7 Habits of the Financially Successful
January 24th, 2014 admin This article, written by Keith Whelan, was recently posted on Wise Bread’s personal finance site. If you think about it, achieving success in some of our most important life activities requires two key ingredients: Knowledge + Behavior. Knowledge by itself isn’t enough; knowing what to do only gets you halfway there…you also need to follow […]
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