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Strategies for Retiring Young, Soon, and Wealthy
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| Aug 02, 2004 1:24 pm |
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re: re: Concrete Plan to become a Millionaire |
Ryan Fisher
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I agree with a lot of the advice given thus far and the mastering time management has been the best so far. I would take it one step further and learn how to meditate. Science has proven the power behind it. The reason I say this is imagine your mind is like a flashlight. The light will help you see in the dark so you don't walk into a wall. But it won't light up the dark side of the moon from where you are (which is what most goal setting has you do, shoot for the moon). Meditation helps you to focus the power of your mind and it becomes more like a laser light. To find out more about the benefits read "For Sales' Sake, Meditate!" You can find it at www.sellingsalesmanship.com. The book is online and free to read.
I'm sure a lot of you are going to be sceptical about this and wonder how sitting quietly for 10 to 15 minutes a day can change your life drastically, but I can attest to it. I've been doing it for a little over 2 weeks. I have a lot more energy, need less sleep and am much more efficient.
Good luck
> Jonathan Boone wrote:
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>Here are some ideas:
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>Master time management. Valuing your time is one of the most overlooked "secrets" to wealth. I know many wealthy people in real life and they all place enormous value on their time. It's never wasted. They are too busy doing things to move forward.
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>Surround yourself with millionaires in real life. Online is great, but it's hard to substitute for real life experience. Notice the habits, beliefs, strategies, etc. of wealthy people. Soak up knowledge like a sponge. You'll learn more in an hour with a super successful person than you would in 6 months if you were just around those who were average. You get inspired and there's a sense of possibility. You become who you spend time with.
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>If you just did those two things, you'll be ahead of most people.
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>One of my favorite RE investing sites is creonline.com. Does anyone else use it?
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>> Darien Morea wrote:
>> My "prescription":
>>Find a great computer program for momentum stock trading and begin - with whatever money you have. Hint: check out www.investors.com - it's not too expensive. After you've made some, take it out and buy real estate. Buy and repeat.
>>Darien
>>> Martin Huan wrote:
>>> Hello Young and Rich Retirers,
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>>>I am 30 years old student. I just started graduate school in medicine. I was wondering whether anyone can give me suggestion and advice on creating a plan to become a millionaire in 10 years.
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>>>Any Specific instructions will be greately appreciated.
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>>>Thanks,
>>>Martin
>>>BundleOfJoyDVD 
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