There are certain activities we must do each day if we want to be successful in business. So why don’t we have more tangible results to show for all our efforts? How is it that one person can achieve... read more
I was once speaking on financial intelligence to a group of university professors in Singapore. At the end of the talk, one of the professors asked me “Where did you learn about business and why do some people make... read more
All debt is bad debt, right? Wrong. If you want to get rich and retire young you need to know how to use leverage – be it bank debt or other types – to get ahead of the pack.... read more
Corey Rudl is an Internet marketing guru who gets over four million visitors and turns over 5.2 million dollars in sales online each year (yes, that is $5,200,000)… all from his one small office. In this article, he reveals some... read more
The following is the story of how my wife Kim, my best friend Larry Clark, and I began our journey from broke, to rich, to retired in less than 10 years. When Kim and I started, we were nearly... read more
Over the past few years I have had the pleasure of sharing my investment techniques for becoming financially free with over 20,000 Australians and New Zealanders. The success stories have been nothing short of incredible. My heartfelt congratulations go... read more
Cashflow is the lifeblood of any enterprise from a street stall, corner shop or charity, right through to a transnational conglomerate. When cashflow plummets (or isn’t there right from the word go), then the enterprise faces, at best, challenging... read more
The collapses of Ansett and HIH Insurance, and the troubles at global companies like Andersen and Enron, reinforce what world leading financial educator and author Robert Kiyosaki has been saying for years: job security is an obsolete idea. “Today,... read more
A hundred years ago, in 1900, the Western World was essentially an agrarian society. In the United States, for instance, a significant proportion of the population worked on the land, producing 80% of the food consumed (the deficit was... read more
In our family, we had a cousin Willy. Cousin Willy was an alcoholic, but no one ever said anything about it. At least not to his face. Everyone just pretended that there was no problem… including cousin Willy. I... read more
Investor John Burley has a portfolio of 160+ residential properties, shares and businesses. In this article he shares the 12 rules of investing that help him continue to build his wealth. Take a good look at the rules you... read more
When it comes to investing, everyone makes mistakes. No one is perfect or immune from collecting their share of “Investment Learning Experiences.” And it seems that investors in the stock market are more prone to them than most. Therefore,... read more
