Famous Quotes on Starting Small Most of us go through life as failures, because we are waiting for the "time to be right" to start doing something worthwhile. Do not wait. The Time will never be 'just right'. Start where you stand, and work with whatever tools you may have at your command, and better tools will be found as you go along. Napoleon Hill Grow where you are planted. Begin to weave and God will give the thread. German Proverb Almost everything comes from almost nothing. Henic Amiel The Holy Bible Says precisely in Ecclesiastes 11:4(TLB) "If you wait for perfect conditions, you will never get anything done". You can never get much of anything done unless you go ahead and do it before everything is perfect. No one ever made a success of anything by first waiting untill all the conditions were just right. John L. Mason The only way to learn anything thoroughly is by starting at the bottom (except when learning how to ...
Financial Freedom is a household name everywhere but the key to getting it which is Financial Intelligence is almost lacking even to the first-world countries due to diverse reasons but a key to sustaining financial freedom. Financial intelligence solves money problems. In simple terms, financial intelligence is that part of our total intelligence we use to solve financial problems. 1. “I don’t earn enough money.” 2. “I’m deeply in debt.” 3. “I can’t afford to buy a home.” 4. “My car is broken. How do I find the money to fix it?” 5. “I have $10,000. What should I invest in?” 6. “My child wants to go to college, but we don’t have the money.” 7. “I don’t have enough money for retirement.” 8. “I don’t like my job, but I can’t afford to quit.” 9. “I’m retired, and I’m running out of money.” 10. “I can’t afford the surgery.” Financial intelligence solves these and other money problems. Unfortunately, if our financial intelligence is no...
Welcome back to the Dynamics of Financial Freedom Series. Read the Dynamics of Financial Freedom (Part 1) via http://tinyurl.com/hz7e9es ii. Managing Money The progressive pathway to financial freedom is in your ability to manage the funds you earn or given as gifts.I am pretty sure you have heard the idiom that states 'Cut your coat according to your size' which simply infers that you must learn to live below your means with the intent to expand your means. This phrase actually contains two lessons. The first is that regardless of our income, we should always manage our expenses properly. Remember, the goal should be to ultimately be able to save almost 80% of our income. But there is also a second lesson here. That we should pursuit the goal of expanding our means i.e investing your idle funds for larger profits to cater for additional expenses. The game of wealth is not won by always playing defense (minimizing expenses and not wanting to take risks. At ...
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