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10/12/2015

www.entrepreneur.com/article/253514

Money is the harvest of your production. Everything that you have is in direct proportion to your actions.

04/12/2015

www.entrepreneur.com/article/253095?utm_source=Social&utm_medium=Sharebar&utm_campaign=Sumome_share

Here is how to develop the attitude you need to succeed.

30/11/2015

www.entrepreneur.com/article/252512

People with valid complaints deserve to be heard but chronic complainers need to either lighten up or shut up

26/11/2015

Here are four reasons why as an
entrepreneur, achieving success isn’t just a
personal goal but a responsibility.
1. Other people are counting on you.
It should go without saying, but
entrepreneurship isn’t a path meant to be
travelled alone. Few successful person can
truly say that they found success without any
help, and you owe it to the people who
generously provided you with their time,
advice or money to work hard to get what you
set out to achieve.

In addition, success allows you to pay the
favor forward by offering mentorship to the
next generation of aspiring entrepreneurs.
Starting a business can be a lonely road, and
as an experienced entrepreneur you’re in the
unique position of being able to off not just
advice and mentorship, but genuine company.
2. Your business is counting on you.
As an entrepreneur, developing a well-
respected and established personal brand can
directly boost the success of your business.
What’s more, how successful you are at
growing your company -- by hiring the right
people, developing the right marketing
strategy etc. -- has a wide impact. If your
venture fails, many people will likely be out
of work. It’s not enough to want success for
yourself; you should also want it for your
business and employees.
3. Passion is contagious.
It’s inspiring to hear about people going after
what they love, and entrepreneurs -- who
often reject traditional career paths in order
to pursue their passions -- fit this bill.
Related: The 5 Beliefs That Are Killing Your
Success
Remember that your success can inspire the
next generation of up-and-comers. If you
chase your dream and are rewarded for it,
you will likely encourage others to follow in
your footsteps.
4. Money makes a difference.
Of course, there is certainly a financial aspect
to success. However, it’s about more than just
making a lot of money; true success is about
using that money to help other people.
Handled properly, wealth can have an
enormous positive impact: create jobs,
provide opportunities for those in need and,
ultimately, change lives for the better. To put
it simply, money makes the world go ‘round,
and being successful is the easiest way to create opportunities for other people.

26/11/2015

Consinder the following to become financially indepedent. (from enterpreneurs.com)

Nearly 90 percent of lottery winners
go through their winnings in five years or less,
leaving them back in the same situation they
were in before they won.

Millionaires know that there are no shortcuts
to success. There’s only hard work executed
relentlessly in pursuit of a goal.
I know that, in my case, I wouldn’t be where I
am today if I hadn’t been willing to work hard.
I didn’t have a mentor when I started trading
stocks in high school. It was up to me to put in
the hours needed to become successful.
There were plenty of times I would have
rather gone out with friends or played video
games -- anything but sit in front of the
computer and study stock charts for another
hour.
But I did it. I put in the work upfront because
I knew the results would be worth it, they’ve
paid off. I’m living my dream lifestyle because
I wasn’t afraid to work hard.
Related: Sure, Work Hard, But Also Create
Your Own Luck
2. Millionaires are focused.
That said, it isn’t just about working hard. You
have to be working hard on the right thing.

Have you ever known somebody who’s
constantly jumping from one “million dollar
idea” to another? We all want to be rich, but
the people who can’t choose one path to focus
on simply aren’t going to achieve it. It’s the
people who dedicate themselves to a single
pursuit that come out on top, whether that
one path is penny stock trading, company
building or something else.
3. Millionaires are careful about risk.
I happen to think that penny stock trading
represents one of the best opportunities to
build generational wealth. The barriers to
entry are low and, if you follow the rules I’ve
learned, your risk is relatively low.
But whatever wealth-building approach you
take, you’ve got to keep your risk in check. It’s
not that you shouldn’t take risks, but the risks
you take should be calculated. One of the
tools we use in trading is the “risk-reward
ratio” -- basically, how much risk you’re willing
to take on for how much potential reward.
You can apply this line of thinking to just
about anything in your life. If there’s more
risk than there is reward, stay away. But if
there’s more potential for reward than there
is risk of loss, you may be looking at a great
opportunity you should take.
Related: Too Fast, Too Careful: The Struggle
to Find Your Growth Sweet Spot
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4. Millionaires are generous.
Take a lesson from generous billionaires Bill
Gates, Warren Buffett, Carl Icahn and Ken
Langore. Giving money can feel just as good
(if not better) than earning it.
I’ve recently started my own charitable
foundation in order to give back $2 million to
my community, and I have to tell you, it feels
amazing. I wish I hadn’t waited so long to get
started, but I’m looking forward to making up
for lost time.
5. Millionaires never stop learning.
This is such a big one. Millionaires love to
learn because they’re always looking for ways
to expand their skill sets and get ahead in
their fields. They read books, watch
documentaries, study educational materials
and talk to others who can give them more
information. Millionaires know that
knowledge is power, and they stop at nothing
to get it.
No matter what your net worth is right now,
you can put this tip into practice today. If
you’re learning to trade penny stocks, you can
watch videos, read SEC statements, study
stock charts or learn from others in industry
chat rooms. You can do all of these things for
free, but the value of what you learn will be
worth so much more in the long run.
Which of these habits could you add to your
life? Commit today to making at least one
change that puts you on the path to becoming a millionaire.

24/11/2015

Be Inspired

Whether you’re stalled out with a project
you’re working on, feeling stagnate in your
personal life or simply finding you’re
procrastinating instead of tackling that to-do
list, inspiration can be a powerful motivator to
get you going.
Often knowing you’re not alone and being
reminded that others have been in your same
shoes at some point, and pushed ahead, can
be the comforting wisdom you need to move.

1. Do you want to know who you are?
Don’t ask. Act! Action will delineate
and define you. -- Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson was one of America’s
founding fathers, the principal author of the
Declaration of Independence, and the third
president of the U.S. He died at 83 years old,
which is impressive now, and much more so in 1826.

If ever someone was qualified to give you
advice about accomplishing great, even
impossible feats in your life, it may well be
Jefferson. He was born a British subject and
died the third president of a country he
helped found. Jefferson knew that the actions
you take help shape your character and your
life. So will the actions you don’t take.
Which will it be for you?
2. Small deeds done are better than
great deeds planned. -- Peter
Marshall
We have all been guilty at some point or
another of analysis paralysis. Taking action can
seem particularly hard when you’re facing a
big decision. While some amount of planning,
preparation and deliberation is important, the
reality is that taking action, even small ones,
will have a compounding effect to carry you
forward toward and through the big decision
Sometimes the reality is that done is better
than perfect.
3. Action is the foundational key to all
success. -- Pablo Picasso
Imagine who Picasso would be, or rather
wouldn’t be, had he not put paint to canvas.
He was a pioneer in art, co-founding the
cubist movement, and while his paintings and
works were met with both praise and scorn
for their total departure from traditional art,
he had his own unique artist. Before any of
his masterpieces were made, there had to be
action behind the man.
Without action, there simply is no success.

4. The path to success is to take
massive, determined actions. -- Tony
Robbins
Perhaps the greatest success and motivation
coach in history, Robbins sure has built a life
of action that took him out of poverty and into
success. You have to be focused and take the
right kinds of action necessary to move
forward. If you feel uncomfortable or
stretched -- good! That’s the point.
You want to grow into something even more,
which means doing and trying more than you
were doing or trying yesterday. Be
incrementally or massively better in your
daily actions. Both will get you further than a
standstill.
5. You don’t have to be great to start,
but you have to start to be great. --
Zig Ziglar
Aside from having maybe one of the best
names ever, Ziglar is known for his motivating
speeches. He sums it up perfectly with this
quote. Sometimes you can feel afraid to start
something new because you’re not as good as
the others already doing it. Of course you
aren’t, and that’s OK, but if you don’t start
playing the game and taking action now, you’ll
never get to their level of greatness.
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You have to take action and you have to start
now. Be OK with the level you’re at now and
trust that as you take action, you’ll naturally
develop and grow into the greatness that awaits you.