The Zen of Success – Habitual Saving

Posted by on Jan 31, 2013 in The Zen Of Success

The Successful credit their financial success to habitually saving (even more than investing) and it goes without saying this isn’t the easiest habit to learn, because it’s in your DNA to value today’s purchases more than those you put off until later, whether tomorrow or next year, and that’s why most saving is accomplished automatically, which means whenever you get paid, make sure money automatically moves into your discretionary savings or retirement accounts. With the...

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The Zen of Success – Connectedness

Posted by on Jan 29, 2013 in The Zen Of Success

People who live from paycheck to paycheck normally keep close ranks socially, they tend to stick to family and close friends, while the Successful open their circles to anyone including neighbors, colleagues, and friends of friends, anyone who might be an ally financially or in business, and that means not only joining the appropriate groups, but putting yourself out there as a Leader. It is part of the human DNA in each one of us that we connect with others, and most of us...

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The Zen of Success – Let Passion Be Your Secret Weapon

Posted by on Jan 24, 2013 in The Zen Of Success

You must develop the understanding that focus alone might not be enough to make you successful, because although focus is important, without passion, the path you’ve taken that is more difficult or longer than you anticipated can become overwhelming. That’s where your passion comes in and can provide you the strength and resolve needed to keep you from quitting when you feel like there’s no end in sight. Passion can give you the driving force and motivation to help you...

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The Zen of Success – Passion

Posted by on Jan 21, 2013 in The Zen Of Success

Let me start by saying, there are a lot of jobs and careers that you do for money, careers which offer both money, plus the promise of advancement, and callings, which are those things you just emhave/em to do. Americans have on average 12 different jobs and four different careers over their lifetimes and the very successful among us, in most measurements have fewer, as I believe it’s because they’ve have both discovered their individual callings or their empassions, /emand...

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