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Wealth

Recent articles related to

Wealth

Baby Boomers About to Face a Rude Awakening

By Early to Rise | 12/15/2003

“I believe that all of us ought to retire relatively young.” – Fidel Castro (in a 1967 Playboy interview) America is getting older fast, as the 79 million members of the 1945-1965 baby-boom generation start closing in on their 60th birthdays. And, as Kiplinger’s Personal Finance recently pointed out, they…

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How Some Investors Made 10,400% in 1 Year

By Early To Rise | 12/13/2003

I call this investment “stock options that never expire.” Since the beginning of 2003, this strategy has produced amazing profits. Look at just a few of the results: 1,840% on Integrated Biopharma Inc. — Every $500 you put into this strategy with this company in January would now be worth…

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Should You Include Fine Art in Your Investment Portfolio?

By Lonnie Dunbier | 12/12/2003

“Thanks to art, instead of seeing one world, our own, we see it multiplied, and as many original artists as there are, so many worlds are at our disposal.” – Marcel Proust (“Remembrance of Things Past”) When you hear the word “investment,” it usually refers to common stocks, bonds, real…

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A Lead-Generating Idea That (Almost) Always Works

By Bob Bly | 12/10/2003

“Get a good idea and stay with it. Dog it, and work at it until it’s done right.” – Walt Disney If you need sales leads but don’t know how to get them — or if your marketing efforts aren’t generating enough of them — here is a proven lead-generating…

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Your Million-Dollar Business May Be Closer Than You Think

By Early To Rise | 12/9/2003

TG tells me he has accepted a job selling water-purification systems. He will visit homes bearing gifts — turkeys around Thanksgiving, Easter baskets in April, etc. — and demonstrate the wonders of water filtration. “I figure I can close two presentations a week. At a thou a close, I can…

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Two Jobs You Should Never Delegate

By Early to Rise | 12/8/2003

“Whether a man is burdened by power or enjoys power; whether he is trapped by responsibility or made free by it; whether he is moved by other people and outer forces or moves them — this is of the essence of leadership.” – Theodore H. White (“The Making of the…

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The Wealth Machine

By Early To Rise | 12/6/2003

Dear ETR reader, There are numerous benefits of owning your own business… · Being financially free · Reduced stress · Getting rid of your boss · Working from next to your new pool · Having more control over your life · Doing something you care about These things are very…

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Save As Much As $1,046,428…Simply by Moving to Another State

By Early To Rise | 12/2/2003

“Do not confuse motion and progress. A rocking horse keeps moving but does not make any progress.” – Alfred A. Montapert About 20 years ago, I relocated from Washington, D.C. to Boca Raton, Florida because of a career opportunity I couldn’t resist. It was a reluctant move on my part.…

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Do What You Were Meant to Do – Even If You Don’t Get Paid For It

By Early To Rise | 12/1/2003

“The person born with a talent they are meant to use will find their greatest happiness in using it.” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Recently, DF, a friend and colleague, wrote me: “From the time he was a small toddler, Mozart was playing the piano. He could play the piano…

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An “Artful” Way to Cut Your Tax Bill

By Kieran Doherty | 11/25/2003

“The essence of all art is to have pleasure in giving pleasure.” – Mikhail Baryshnikov If — as I do — you feel it is important to give to worthy charities, here’s a way you can be generous to others while you cut your tax bill by several thousand dollars…

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Create Change Safely

By Early To Rise | 11/24/2003

“When you are right, you cannot be too radical; when you are wrong, you cannot be too conservative.” – Martin Luther King Jr. For years, Kimberly-Clark had made nice, steady profits selling paper wholesale. But when Darwin Smith took over as CEO, he believed the future was in consumer paper…

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The Awful Truth About Teamwork

By Early To Rise | 11/20/2003

“Look over your shoulder now and then to be sure someone’s following you.” – Henry Gilmer In Dick Lyles’ book “Winning  Ways”, a parable on success, Albert is hampered in business by his inability to work as a team member. His supervisor tells him to visit a local college-football coach…

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