Wealthy people have more than one way to earn money. Most have entrepreneurial endeavors that exponentially increase their ability to accumulate wealth. Even if you have a salaried job, it should not be your only source of current income. Have you considered joining a network marketing company to build your very own small business income [...]
Creating Multiple Streams of Income
by Funding Your Wildest Dreams on April 5, 2010 in Finances, Financial goals, Funding Dreams, FYWD Articles
Have Systems for Handling Your Money
by Funding Your Wildest Dreams on April 2, 2010 in Financial goals, Money
Wealthy people look at building wealth like a project — an accumulation of actions that need to be managed. They have systems for handling their money. You need systems, designed by you, that you will follow through with and revise as your financial situation changes. These systems include: Tracking your money—income and outgo Reviewing both [...]
Track Your Income As Well as Your Outgo
by Funding Your Wildest Dreams on March 30, 2010 in Finances, Financial goals, Money
Wealthy people track their sources of income monthly, too. Most of them have multiple income streams – not only from a job, if they have one, but from other endeavors that pay them money, like investments, rents or royalties, receivables from loan repayments made to them, even interest on their checking accounts. The only way [...]
Decide What Dreams You Want To Fund In Your Life
by Funding Your Wildest Dreams on March 12, 2010 in Financial goals, Funding Dreams
I’ve observed that wealthy people think big, think rich, and are very decisive about what they want to manifest in their life. This wealth habit is crucial. It’s going to affect the numbers you put down in your written plan. For example, think about: Your dream house Your dream vacation Your dream career The dream [...]
Your First Money Habit
by Funding Your Wildest Dreams on February 2, 2010 in Finances, Financial goals, Money
The most important money habit of all who seek wealth is to have written financial goals. You’ve probably heard of the famous study of Yale University graduates. Twenty years after one class graduated a survey showed that the 3 % of those who had written goals at the time of their graduation, two decades later, [...]
