If you give a careful glance over it, you will see that your life is largely the result of your deeds. While your expanding waistline is a result of your food and exercise habits, likewise your present financial health depends on your money habits. No matter how much money we earn in a month, still at a point of time we feel that we don’t have enough money to make ends meet. This is when we regret being oblivious about the frugal living habits that the rich follow and we’re only left wondering about the ways in which we can follow their footsteps and start building our financial safe. The concerns of this article might help you chalk out the steps that may lead to financial freedom and help you keep debts at bay. Let’s take a look at all those several habits of a self-made wealthy person.
Adopt the Habits of the Rich to Become Wealthy
August 12th, 2013Investing in Commercial Recycling
August 1st, 2013
Investing In Commercial Recycling
Over the last few years, commercial recycling companies and the industry of recycling management has experienced positive ROI. This, in addition to the focus on reducing carbon footprint, has resulted in growth of green businesses. However, little is known about the workings of commercial recycling companies and the status quo of related investment opportunities.
What it involves?
A layman concept would be that such a venture would include recycling of waste material that can range from scrap to metals. The economic tariff is quite similar to the way the commodity market works.
Protect Your Computer with Vipre Internet Security Software
June 6th, 2013This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Vipre. All opinions are 100% mine.
As an internet entrepreneur, so many things can go wrong when your computer is infected with some sort of malware, or virus. When you’re dealing with sensitive information such as merchant accounts, FTP connections and sensitive emails, a malicious program running behind the scenes on your computer can be detrimental.
So if you’re an online entrepreneur and you don’t have an internet security program on your computer, you might want to consider getting one installed.
Inspire the Entrepreneur in your Kids
May 7th, 2013
My very first Entrepreneur experience as a kid was selling a very special product….a product you’d expect to see from two boys. With as abundant as they were, we couldn’t let the opportunity to sell night crawlers pass us by! Yup, we sold worms to local fisherman, and not just any worms, the big ones! These were the type of worms that could pull a six year old kid right into the ground.
Just like any successful venture, we had our little business down to a science, thanks to the leadership of Dad. You see, these worms were called night crawlers for a reason. They came out at night when it was the coolest outside. So on the night preceding our next fishing trip, to lure the night crawlers out of their holes, we wet the lawn down real good. Then we waited for a few hours, grabbed our flashlights and containers and went hunting.
Now, these worms were not only smart, they were fast. And to be honest, I have no idea how they did it, but they could see us coming from pretty far off. So once we found one with our flashlight, we had to sneak up on it and with pure stealth, snag it with our hands. At that point, the worm was halfway in its hole still, so if we pulled too hard, we’d end up with half a worm to work with. So we had to ease it out of its hole.
Spend $20,000 or $25 per month to make good money blogging?
April 11th, 2013
If you’ve been looking around the internet for ways to make money, you’ve probably noticed that most of the websites you’ve stumbled across are blogs! Or at least have a blog integrated into the site somewhere. And if you’ve been searching for longer than a day, you’ve also probably noticed how much money some of those bloggers are making!
So here’s the question: What does it truly take to become a successful blogger?
How do you take a blog and turn it into a six figure residual income?
Are you cool enough to be a school volunteer P.E. teacher?
March 7th, 2013
My oldest daughter entered into the school systems as a kindergartner back in 2006. Since 2005, I escaped from my job and started a home based business. Ever since that day, I’ve had the flexibility to volunteer in all of my children’s classes in many different capacities. This year, I’m a school volunteer P.E. teacher….and I’m loving it!
Is there any better way to spend your time than with a bunch of screaming, happy third graders?
I think not….most of the time! Occasionally, there are those moments where I wonder if I have any control of them at all.