Principled Philosophy Break it Down True financial freedom includes being able to control your financial assets rather then letting them control you. No matter how big the challenge, you will be in control the moment you choose to be. Whether your current financial challenge is credit card debt, raising funds for a business venture, trying to figure out [...]
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Principled Philosophy The Worst Case Scenario Successful people understand that most opportunities require some amount of risk, but that doesn’t mean they’re willing to take blind shots in the dark. Successful people take risks that make sense, and that they are comfortable with. The first thing they do is make sure that they understand, and will fully [...]
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Principled Philosophy “Business as Usual” Dr. W. Edwards Deming is considered the father of the “quality movement” in business. In the’50s he did his best to get his message out to top management in the US that we needed to step things up a notch to stay global leaders in manufacturing, but at the time the US [...]
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Principled Philosophy True Wealth It is true that you can’t buy real happiness (only momentary pleasures), and money without real happiness soon becomes as worthless as food without an appetite. Only principle-based wealth generation brings money and joy into one’s life. The basic recipe for building principle-based wealth is based on this kind of commitment: “I will not [...]
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Principled Philosophy Resilience: The Key to Financial Sustainability One of the attributes that is admired of the young is their ability to bounce back from adversity. This is known as resilience. The American Century Dictionary defines resilience as: “resuming its original shape after compression, or readily recovering from a setback.” In difficult times financial sustainability is only [...]
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Principled Philosophy Opportunity-It May Not Be What You Think! Opportunity comes in many forms, and those who have learned how to recognize it have little problem creating financial wealth. Unfortunately, many are unable to detect true opportunity and capitalize on it. The reason so many are unable to detect opportunity is they have failed to cultivate the [...]
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Principled Philosophy The Multiplication Factor-An Exercise in Courage The pursuit of financial wealth building is a worthwhile endeavor, but requires much courage. To achieve your vision will require the development and utilization of all of your internal and external resources on a daily basis. These include your physical, mental, spiritual, and social resources. None of your resources [...]
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Principled Philosophy Evaluation: Harnessing the Power of Growth Evaluation is a powerful tool that helps us determine the current value of the decisions we make and the action we take. There is no denying that everything is in a state of flux, either growing or decaying, and financial endeavors are not excluded. Utilizing the microscope of evaluation [...]
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Principled Philosophy Have you ever stopped to consider that in order to be 5, 10, or 20 times more successful financially, you don’t need to be 5, 10 or 20 times better at what you deliver to your customers. A good way to express this is in comparison to athletes and how they are compensated. The [...]
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Principled Philosophy It may often appear that to see big changes in your financial results, you must somehow make big changes or take big risks. This is absolutely false. Unless you are in the midst of a financial crisis, you probably headed in the right direction generally. Once you’re headed in the right direction, the true power is in making [...]
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