Simple Practices that Lead to Wealth
This weekend, as I was saying “No” to a Walmart credit card for the hundredth time, I noticed a quota board behind the head cashier. It appears each cashier in the San Clemente store “Must Have 15 C/Cards Daily!”.
I have been predicting for years government budget problems would finally boil over into a crisis. This is starting to play out in states like Wisconsin, Ohio and New Jersey. California, which has severe budget problems, is considering major layoffs of public employees. The scope of these problems is well beyond superficial budget cuts. And, …
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The first step in solving any problem is recognizing it. In the case of financial problems, that requires some honesty.
Some of you may consider visualization as impractical, but it’s not. It’s a critical first step in reaching any goal.
A lot of exciting things happened in 2010 and the markets recovered a lot of their losses from the recession. I am excited about this year and the awesome prospects it brings. Here is a look back at my favorite posts from 2010. Favorite Post Image Overcome Money ProblemsAt some point in our lives, most …
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