Many high-income producing Prodigious Accumulators of Wealth and Under Accumulators of Wealth share similarly stated goals concerning wealth accumulation. For example, more than three-fourths of both groups indicated that they had the following goals:
To become wealthy by the time they retire
To increase their wealth
To become wealthy through capital appreciation
To build their capital while conserving the value of their assets
But having a set of stated goals does not necessarily mean that one is committed to achieving them. Most of us want to be wealthy, but most of us do not spend the time, energy, and money required to enhance our chances of realizing this goal. Continue Reading →
I just read The Present by Spencer Johnson, M.D. I want to share this with you:
Be in the Present When you want to be happy and successful
Focus on what is right now.
Use your purpose to respond
to What is important now.
Learn from the Past When you want to make the present better than the past
Look at what happened in the past.
Learn something valuable from it
Do things differently in the present
Plan for the Future When you want to make the future better than the present
See what a wonderful future would look like.
Make plans to help it happen
Put your plan into action in the present
