Building A Dream
Every person reading this article has a dream concerning what they would like to accomplish in and through their life. The dream of your heart is a driving force and constant motivating factor when kept alive.
Webster defines a dream as a series of images or thoughts, yearnings or deep desires. It is my goal that the article will spark some things that are in your heart and hopefully stir up some things in you concerning your dreams. It’s easy to get so busy with life that you forget you had a dream at one time that gave you energy for living. Every great thing that has ever been accomplished started with a dream so lets keep our dreams alive.
The Power of A Dream
Henry Ford once said; “The secret of a successful life is to find out what ones destiny to do and then do it”.
1. A dream gives us direction.
It acts like a compass telling us which direction we should be traveling.
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This is a "repost" article from a while back -- We get overwhelmed with info and can easily forget -- While things are slow do some reading and be sure to file this away for future reference -
This is probably one of the most thorough and easiest to understand articles I have read in a while - It is very detailed and has been very beneficial in broadening my understanding of wealth - its management process and the pitfalls to be aware of --
SAVE AGGRESSIVELY AND INVEST CONSERVATIVELY!!!
We recently had wealth consultant Cynthia Kostas from Houston, Texas back as a guest on the MaxOut Savings Show on 1070KNTH to discuss the many ways of dealing with sudden wealth be it be IRA rollover at retirement, an inheritance or winning the lottery.
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How to work a bank deal post RV - With added comment by CZ
First of all, relax. You do not have to cash out the very first day. You will have plenty of time. Make sure you are getting the best deal you can.
Lets talk about things you can and should know if you are going to try and negotiate a deal with a bank. First and foremost, we all need to learn that money talks and has considerable power. You need to walk into a bank and tell them what you expect if you choose to exchange your dinar there.
You expect no fees, the highest rate possible (make sure you tell them the rates you can get elsewhere), immediate access to your money, an appointment with a private banker and an appointment with a wealth mgmt. consultant.
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This was originally posted by Bluwolf March 7, 2012
[bluwolf] Read this and make a copy for your files in case you need to refer to it someday. Maybe we should all take some of his advice! A corporate attorney sent the following out to the employees in his company:
1. Do not sign the back of your credit cards. Instead, put 'PHOTO ID REQUIRED.'
2. When you are writing checks to pay on your credit card accounts, DO NOT put the complete account number on the 'For' line. Instead, just put the last four numbers. The credit card company knows the rest of the number, and anyone who might be handling your check as it passes through all the check processing channels won't have access to it.
3.Put your work phone # on your checks instead of your home phone. If you have a PO Box use that instead of your home address. If you do not have a PO Box, use your work address. Never have your SS# printed on your checks. (DUH!) You can add it if it is necessary. But if you have It printed, anyone can get it.
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Sudden Wealth-Avoiding 12 Deadly Mistakes
http://www.tgsfinancial.com/pdfs/Sudden_Wealth__Avoiding_the_Twelve_Deadly_Mistakes.pdf
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Soonerpatriot] Go-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-d Mo-o-o-o-o-o-o-orning! As Cap says, it’s a great day for an RV! Got a few comments on PLANNING & RECEIVING ADVICE FROM OTHERS this morning!
[soonerpatriot] I’m concerned about some advice being given out and the way people are responding to it. I’ve told many that post RV, we will be financially able to seek professional help on our many questions on how best to handle our blessing.
[soonerpatriot] I’ve used the analogy: if diagnosed with a brain tumor, would you seek out Uncle Vinnie’s second cousin once removed to perform the surgery based on he’s free and he once saw the surgery performed on The Discovery Channel, or the best brain surgeon money can buy?
[soonerpatriot] It bears repeating – of course you wouldn’t go with the second cousin. So why would you seek advice from that same level of expert on how to handle the most important financial windfall most of us have had in our life? While pros have fees, they have devoted all their efforts into a specialized expertise.
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ZIPPED LIPS 20 WEALTH PROTECTION RULES
BECOMING WEALTHY BRINGS ON NEW RESPONSIBILITIES
1) NEVER TELL ANYONE (FRIEND OR outside FAMILY) THAT YOU ARE WEALTHY OR HAVE MONEY. KEEP YOUR LIPS ZIPPED.
2) Never tell your children about your wealth as they do not understand ZIPPED LIPS.
3) Best to just gradually improve your current life style and do something that will explain a financial improvement in your life to those watching (people you don’t even know are watching you). EXAMPLE: If unemployed or a small wage earner, pick out a favorite hobby of yours and turn it into a small business. Start small at least to those watching you and go from there. Use your imagination.
4) Do not change from being an “average Joe” to a “Casanova Joe”.
5) Never brag or say one word about your money to anyone (family or friend).
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As personal safety and security becomes of paramount concern, I want to
explain a few things about that great link to the world you have sitting in front of you, your personal computer.
In this article I am going to explain a little about how to effectively
remove sensitive data from your computer.
Some of you may already know these things and some may have no clue,
this is an effort to help all.
Wether it's a text file, picture, spreadsheet or whatever, it's all DATA.
Whenever you delete data, it's NOT really deleted from the hdd (hard drive) at but rather moved to an unused portion of the hdd known as "free space" where it will remain UNTIL that free space is overwritten (replaced)
by other data, sometimes it may have to be overwritten more than once to
truly erase the original data.
Let's clear up a couple of misconceptions about this.
1) I'll just reformat my hdd and everything will be gone.
FALSE! Even after a reformat, a simple recovery program can EASILY find
and restore old data!
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