Recent articles related to

Wealth

Recent articles related to

Wealth

Is Exhibiting at Trade Shows a Waste of Your Time? Not If You Do It Right

By Bob Bly | 04/7/2004

Early in my career, I worked as an advertising manager for Koch Engineering, a company that made mixers and other equipment for the chemical industry. I liked a lot of things about the job, but one thing I didn’t like was managing our trade-show exhibits. (I had also handled trade…

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Become a High-Paid Freelance Copywriter

By Will Bonner | 04/3/2004

Dear ETR Reader, If you’d like to become a high-paid freelance professional, here’s an opportunity you might be interested in… You probably know that as a copywriter you can make a living. Get to travel often…Set your own hours…Choose which assignments you want to take…and earn a nice income. It’s…

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How Do You Want to Make Your Millions?

By Early To Rise | 04/2/2004

I’ve said many times that to become wealthy you need to learn and practice a financially valuable skill — and most such skills have something to do with helping a business make money. There is virtually no limit to the amount of money you can make if you become skillful…

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Are You Taking Advantage of the “Business Within Your Business”?

By Bob Bly | 04/1/2004

Your first business is your main one — the one you know you are in. Your second business is the one you automatically qualify to be in as a result of the knowledge you have to possess in order to deliver your main product or service. You can tap into…

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Put Down 3% and Get 100% of the Profits

By Justin Ford | 03/31/2004

When you’re a real-estate investor, you’re essentially in the business of finding investors to back your projects. Those investors are lending institutions or private lenders. They receive interest payments from you and, initially, loan fees. You get to keep the profits. This is what is called “positive leverage.” It means…

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Take Charge of Your Financial Future

By Early to Rise | 03/30/2004

“What is called resignation is confirmed desperation.” – Henry David Thoreau I said it before more than once — and you may be tired of hearing it. Nonetheless, I need to say it again: You can’t rely on your employer to take care of your financial needs. If the business…

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How to Become Rich by Educating Yourself for Success

By Early To Rise | 03/26/2004

OK, so you don’t have a medical degree . . . or a law degree . . . and it doesn’t look as if you’re going to become CEO of a Fortune 500 company. What can you do NOW to put yourself on a fast track to achieving success in…

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How I Became a “Chicken” Entrepreneur

By Early To Rise | 03/25/2004

Fahri Diner and Xiang-Dong Cao were sitting around after work having a few beers (I’m making up the details) and complaining about their employer, Siemens Information and Communication Networks in Boca Raton, Florida. Cao was saying that they were not properly appreciated, when Diner said, “Hell, we should start our…

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How to Enjoy a Great Retirement

By Early to Rise | 03/24/2004

“It is impossible to enjoy idling thoroughly unless one has plenty of work to do.” – Jerome K. Jerome   To understand what I’m about to say, you have to understand this: Happiness in life comes not from idleness but from working. Not working at a job you hate, but…

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The Mysteries of Retirement

By Mark Morgan Ford | 03/23/2004

Even if you work long and hard enough to afford the standard vision of a “perfect” retirement, you will almost certainly be bored by it. (I know you don’t believe me, but I can show you plenty of evidence: testimonials by dozens of businessmen I’ve known who retired, found themselves…

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Avoid Common Mistakes When Starting a New Business

By Early To Rise | 03/22/2004

“Self-confidence is the first requisite to great undertakings.” – Samuel Johnson   About four years ago, Jeff Landers, a New York real-estate broker, discovered what he considered a very big, untapped market: Many large companies had surplus space or offices they wanted to rent, but few commercial-real-estate agents were interested…

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Get Paid to Do What You Want To Do

By Early To Rise | 03/20/2004

Dear ETR Reader, I am not particularly bright or gifted. So just about everyone who knows me is surprised by where I am today. About the only things I’m any good at are writing, speaking, and marketing. And I’m not great just decent. I don’t have an MBA or a…

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