Get-Rich-Quick Schemes do not work! The only way to grow your nest egg is slowly but steadily.
Schools teach neither. The way you handle money tells you everything about how you handle fear, self-worth, & delayed gratification. Iโve seen brilliant people make millions & lose it all because they never addressed the underlying ‘fear’ of not havingโฆ
You are intelligent. You are clever. You are a great financial analyst. You are a stock-picker. You have been watching Disneyโs outstanding movies for years. Your kids are great fans too. You have spent hours queuing with them at Disneyland.โฆ
… you had avoided some or all of those red arrows? ๐ค Your Financial Independence depends on your sense of personal autonomy. What does it mean to have a strong sense of personal autonomy? Personal autonomy is defined as theโฆ
This map isnโt just a visual – itโs a signal of where future growth lies. Over the past few years, geopolitical shifts, supply chain realignments, & the rise of new consumer classes have been redrawing the global business map. Itโฆ
Traditional Economists or Self-help authors? So the question is whether popular finance books give the same valuable advice as academic economists. Economist & Finance professor James J. Choi was so interested in this question that he surveyed the 50 mostโฆ
Holding is the hardest part because it combines ALL the feelings & potential regrets that can arise from both buying & selling. Buying is the easy part of buy-and-hold. Anyone can buy-and-hope. Itโs the hold part thatโs hard. It wasโฆ
No one will ever sell me a get-rich-slow plan (because it wouldn’t sell very well), but it’s the only one that consistently works.
“Thereโs no point in saving for the future because weโre going to have war, revolution, and itโs all going to come to a violent end.” Iโve also heard that young people arenโt saving for retirement either (because โthere is noโฆ
Because I have a 100% success rate with my previous stock market forecasts & because itโs kind of a tradition here we go again. But first, letโs ponder on this: Iโve long believed that forecasts can be valuable even whenโฆ
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