Showing posts with label wealth education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wealth education. Show all posts
Monday, February 09, 2009
Performance Strategies - Are Rats Smarter Than People?
I've trained wealth principles to thousands of students over the years and am constantly reminded of what stops the average person from achieving success. They simply get in there own way and care too much about what others think. By contrast, put a rat in a maze (their "world"), give them a goal (find a piece of cheese), and they will simply go after it regardless of the obstacles or consequences. That instinctive behaviour gives them the ability to succeed. Even when they head down a path and find a dead-end, they backtrack and take another. They continue in that manner till they reach their goal. All too often, people faced with their mazes, simply give up, either because they encountered too many "dead-ends" or because they couldn't figure out another path or because they were embarrased when they noticed people paying attention to their failures. According to the Chinese Zodiac, "Most rats get more accomplished in 24 hours than the rest of us do in as many days." Be bold, be a rate today!
Labels:
achievement,
attitude,
challenge,
determination,
drive,
effort,
goals,
mindset,
purpose,
wealth education
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Performance Strategies: Make money in any market...
With the real estate market receding, the credit market in crisis, the stock market plummeting, record job losses, and an overall feeling of despair, it's no wonder people have lost confidence and don't know how they can get money flowing.
As an expert in the real estate market I can tell you the great news. Anyone can make money in this market if they know how and get the experienced help they need to succeed.
What has actually happened? Simple, people bought more home than they could afford and the lenders facilitated that illusion. Many are either in or facing financial ruin with no help in sight.
They could have avoided the drama and trauma by educating themselves and aligning themselves with trusted advisers.The process is really rather simple. Here it is:
- Find a distressed property or seller (easy these days)
- Determine the current value (tip: you must know how to do this for yourself)
- Determine the costs (acquisition, repair, holding, sales, debt service)
- Establish your offer (don't forget to deduct your profit)
- Make and negotiate your offer (make sure it's escapable and assignable, no big deposits)
- Establish multiple funding sources (create a professional presentation to a lender or private investor)
- Determine primary and backup exit strategies (buy/hold, buy/flip, buy/fix/hold or flip, options, etc.)
- Perform due diligence (verify everything)
- Remove contingencies and close the deal
- Execute action plan and exit strategies
Labels:
abundance,
goals,
investing,
investment,
money,
real estate,
success,
wealth education
Tuesday, January 08, 2008
Performance Strategies: Ethical Investing
Growing Wealth provides knowledge and support concerning a broad range of interests shared by entrepreneurs and investors in all markets. Whether you are a novice or seasoned invested you should check it out.
Monday, January 07, 2008
Performance Strategies: Need Cash? Ask a Private Investor
In the November 2007 edition of Growing Wealth Magazine you can review my article about finding private money to fund real estate deals. Click here for access.
Growing Wealth provides knowledge and support concerning a broad range of interests shared by entrepreneurs and investors in all markets. Whether you are a novice or seasoned invested you should check it out.
Growing Wealth provides knowledge and support concerning a broad range of interests shared by entrepreneurs and investors in all markets. Whether you are a novice or seasoned invested you should check it out.
Labels:
ethics,
Growing Wealth Magazine,
investing,
investment,
money,
real estate,
wealth education
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