The Quiet Millionaire, by Brett Wilder, is one of the most complete guides on personal finance that I’ve ever read.
Wealth Creation and Management through Passive Income
Bulk Candy Vending
Often the best ideas are right under our noses. How many times have you walked past a quarter candy machine in a restaurant lobby or break room?
Keep your Cool in Stocks and Dating
In the stock market, as in dating, you have to keep your head to succeed. An investor who falls in love too early chases away the stock, just like a desperate man chases away the girl.
Rebuttals for Ten Reasons You Think You Need a Credit Card
Credit cards are the devil. When I look at the amount of debt this country has from credit cards with just as much justification for using them; it makes me wonder why so many people keep doing the same thing and expecting different results.
Why Corporations Fear Network Marketing
Traditional major corporations like Wal-Mart, Proctor and Gamble, and Johnson and Johnson are getting worried. They are finding that the hundreds of millions of dollars they are spending on advertising each year are not generating the returns that they once did. The introduction of the DVR (which allows people to skip commercials) has dramatically reduced [...]
See Money Differently to Attract More
A common theme throughout popular finance literature is the idea that the rich see money differently than average people. You may have heard buzz phrases like “pay yourself first,” or “don’t work for your money, let your money work for you.” These concepts sound great in books, but putting them to practical use can be [...]
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People :: review
“The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People” was the first book I ever read on personal growth, and to this day it remains the best. If you were to ask me to recommend one book to help you improve your life, this would be it. The material that Steven Covey covers is based on timeless [...]
Rich Dad, Poor Dad :: review
“Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” by Robert Kiyosaki is one of a handful of books that, after reading it, drastically changed my paradigm and also the course of my life.
How to Blog :: The Manual
When I stumbled upon the blogging technology that is now available, I was blown away at how advanced it was. I got excited because I realized that the internet was truly starting to deliver to the individual what it has promised us from the beginning: a level playing ground.
A Primitive, but Effective Time Management System
I might be stuck in the 80′s but I still can’t find anything that beats a pocket-sized Moleskine to satisfy most of my time and information management needs. Although I am slowly making the transition to digital, I think it will be a long time before anything can replace the expression, ease, and control of [...]
