Having Personal Integrity Is The Surest Way To Get Rich
Posted on March 28, 2008 - Filed Under Success Tips Articles | Leave a Comment
Earl Nightingale once wrote, “If honesty did not exist, it would have to be invented, as it is the surest way of getting rich.” I agree with this because every truly successful person I’ve ever met had a very high level of personal integrity. Sure, I’ve met people who have made a lot of money using standards that were less than perfect, some even unethical, but ultimately these individuals always fell from grace.
Read More..>>Cash Reserves Are Critical In A Down Economy
Posted on March 20, 2008 - Filed Under Success Tips Articles | Leave a Comment
Pick up a newspaper or turn on the television news and you won’t be able to avoid stories about the sagging economy; homes being foreclosed, gas prices hitting record highs, savings at all time lows and mounting personal and governmental debts. During times like these people with cash reserves survive and often thrive while those without reserves get in serious financial troubles. When the economy is booming and everyone is making money, it’s easy to get lured into believing it will continue forever. That has happened to many people.
Read More..>>Chat Transcript – March 17, 2008
Posted on March 18, 2008 - Filed Under Chat Transcripts | Leave a Comment
Mike_Summey Looks like we may have a good turnout tonight.
santo hi, al, mike
jfoice1 Hi, Mike
Mike_Summey Al, how are things going in Texas?
Al Lee I guess the wrod got out that I was going to be here :p 
Al Lee word
Al Lee Mike, things are going well. Very busy!
Mike_Summey Al, we’ve missed you, but you obviously haven’t been taking a typing class while you were missing. Ha!
Many Factors Play Into Reaching Financial Independence
Posted on March 14, 2008 - Filed Under Success Tips Articles | Leave a Comment
We hear a lot of talk about financial independence, but how do you define the term. Financial independence for someone comfortable with a $3,000 per month standard of living is totally different from someone who wants a $30,000 per month standard of living. I define financial independence as the point where your assets are able to produce enough income to sustain your chosen standard of living without having to trade labor for earnings. With this in mind, achieving achieve financial independence must start by setting a goal for the kind of lifestyle you want to live.
Read More..>>Chat Transcript – March 10, 2008
Posted on March 11, 2008 - Filed Under Chat Transcripts | Leave a Comment
year2112 hello jeff
Jeff S CPA hi
year2112 This is my first time visiting this chat
Jeff S CPA Welcome..
year2112 long have you been participating here?
Jeff S CPA I’m relatively new myself.. i started about 2 months ago but missed the last 3 weeks due to work
Jeff S CPA I am one of the few who don’t have an investment property yet
year2112 i literally just put down the book on negotiating. It was a great read
Social Security Has Arrived For Aging Baby Boomer
Posted on March 7, 2008 - Filed Under Success Tips Articles | Leave a Comment
Well, I finally made it! Yep! I never thought I’d see the day when I would draw Social Security, but here I am, just getting my first check at age 62. I know you’re probably looking at my picture and thinking, “No way a young man like that could be old enough to draw Social Security.” I’m thinking the same thing, especially since I’ve had no earned income for the last twelve years. It’s like found money.
Read More..>>Chat Transcript – March 3, 2008
Posted on March 4, 2008 - Filed Under Chat Transcripts | Leave a Comment
Roger Dawson Hi Lon and Chris! Welcome!
Mike_Summey Hi Chris, Ron & Roger
Roger Dawson Hi Mike!
Mike_Summey Chris, I spoke with your dad this morning.
Mike_Summey Hi danko
Lon Hi Roger
Lon Hi Mike
danko Hi Mike, Roger, everyone
Roger Dawson It’s a beautiful evening here in LA. 75 degrees, bright and sunny. Just thought you’d like to know.
New Real Estate Investor – Connecticut
Posted on March 2, 2008 - Filed Under Testimonials | Leave a Comment
I am a currently a 40-year-old network manager in Connecticut who plans to retire by age 55 (it’s still 12 years earlier than the Federal government believes I should) and live to age 120 (in better health, each year). For much of my life, I have been dissatisfied with what Robert Kiyosaki would call the “E” lifestyle of earned income. But only the birth of my first child, in October 2004, really brought it to a point that I could not stand idle any longer and felt that I had a limited time in which to do something about it. As Napoleon Hill or Gary Keller might say, I went from “I really want to do this” to “I need to do this!”
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