The Old Financial Plan Will Keep You Broke
It's the right way to do it because it's the way it's always been done and so that makes it right.
This just sounds wrong, doesn't it? And yet that's how most people live their lives, based on the notion that what has always been sacrosanct is in fact the correct and proper way of doing things, despite all evidence to the contrary.
This has never been more true than with the model of the ideal financial plan for Americans.
Go to school.
Get a job.
Get a house.
Save.
Do this and you will be happy, successful and fulfilled in all of life.
And yet with an unemployment rate over 13% in some areas, and houses being foreclosed on left and right, this is hardly ringing true.
Still people follow this model as if it is the Holy Grail of life planning.
It's not.
And it's time to step out of the indoctrinated world of status quo and start looking around at reality.
What is the difference between those with real wealth and those who are swimming in debt to look wealthy (or just swimming in debt to stay afloat)? The wealthy create their wealth through investments and non-traditional cash flow strategies.
Others trade time for money with their college degree tucked in their pocket as if it's a shield from poverty.
To be really wealthy, you need to let go of the old ways of doing things.
You have to change your perspective if you want to change your life.
Right now, real estate investing, done correctly, can catapult you from average to extraordinary.
But only if you are ready to shift paradigms.
With the proper timing (which now is the best timing ever) and proper tools, you can build a solid nest egg, diversify your portfolio and create lasting wealth through non-traditional real estate deals world-wide.
If you want to live like the rich, you have to think like the rich.
And while money isn't everything, it gives you the freedom to do what you want in your life.
With money you can pursue the degree you want, do the work you love, and never worry about where your next meal is coming from.
Isn't that worth some paradigm-shifting considerations?
This just sounds wrong, doesn't it? And yet that's how most people live their lives, based on the notion that what has always been sacrosanct is in fact the correct and proper way of doing things, despite all evidence to the contrary.
This has never been more true than with the model of the ideal financial plan for Americans.
Go to school.
Get a job.
Get a house.
Save.
Do this and you will be happy, successful and fulfilled in all of life.
And yet with an unemployment rate over 13% in some areas, and houses being foreclosed on left and right, this is hardly ringing true.
Still people follow this model as if it is the Holy Grail of life planning.
It's not.
And it's time to step out of the indoctrinated world of status quo and start looking around at reality.
What is the difference between those with real wealth and those who are swimming in debt to look wealthy (or just swimming in debt to stay afloat)? The wealthy create their wealth through investments and non-traditional cash flow strategies.
Others trade time for money with their college degree tucked in their pocket as if it's a shield from poverty.
To be really wealthy, you need to let go of the old ways of doing things.
You have to change your perspective if you want to change your life.
Right now, real estate investing, done correctly, can catapult you from average to extraordinary.
But only if you are ready to shift paradigms.
With the proper timing (which now is the best timing ever) and proper tools, you can build a solid nest egg, diversify your portfolio and create lasting wealth through non-traditional real estate deals world-wide.
If you want to live like the rich, you have to think like the rich.
And while money isn't everything, it gives you the freedom to do what you want in your life.
With money you can pursue the degree you want, do the work you love, and never worry about where your next meal is coming from.
Isn't that worth some paradigm-shifting considerations?
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