This post is a part of Women’s Money Week 2012. For more posts about goal setting, see womensmoneyweek.com. “Our goals can only be reached through a vehicle of a plan, in which we must fervently believe, and upon which we must vigorously act. There is no other route to success”. Pablo Picasso I am what…
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This is not a make moneyquick article, but a “get started now” article.
Do not wait until you are “ready” or your life is all organized before you start. Due to fear of failure, many of us procrastinate beginning new ideas until we have done oodles of research and considered all possible angles.
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Every job makes a contribution. And doing one’s job enthusiastically and competently can make you a success in any area.
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Comparable homes to ours in New York City sell for $2,000,000.00 to $3,000,000.00. Our purchase price was nowhere near that amount.
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There are abundant ways to increase your income and net worth. But, while you are pursuing your financial goals, remember to drink in the enjoyment of the wealth and good fortune you already have.
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You must subscribe to my WEALTH TIPS newsletter on the right. You get invaluable information and a FREE e-copy of my award winning 20 Minute Guide to Investing. Do not hesitate! Today’s article will guide you to success this year. Read Foolproof New Years Resolutions (part 1) to find out how I fared on some of…
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Now, it’s your turn, write in and share HOW YOU MAKE MONEY FROM YOUR PASSION.
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My blogging goals are to educate others in personal finance, investing, and wealthy living. I have amassed plenty of wealth and want to share what has worked in my life along with tips and strategies for others.
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You can find Barbara’s first post, “QuickandEasy—HowtoSelectaCreditUnion”, under FindTheBest’s creditunion comparison. Give it a read she does a fantastic job of breaking down the important characteristics of credit unions.
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How you dress and present yourself matters. I knew that I was well employed and educated, but to the leasing agent, I looked a bit like a bum. I don’t believe I would have interviewed her today had I dressed better, but I’m sure I’d have a better chance for a follow up meeting if I had worn a nice pair of slacks with a clean blouse!

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