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57 Encouraging Invest In Yourself Quotes
During dental school, some of the professors would mention that the way to keep up with our profession was to “invest in yourself” after graduation. Up until a few years ago, I thought that investing in yourself meant attending the continuing education meetings required by our state board of dentistry. I do feel this is…
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Forced Appreciation: How Passive Investors Can Use It
“OUCH! Ok dad, I’ll clean up my room if you’ll stop twisting my arm!” When my kids were much younger, I could get away with a little “force” to get them to do what I wanted them to do. Twisting an arm, finger or ear would usually do the trick. Now as teenagers, it’s much…
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Pros and Cons of Creating an LLC For Rental Property
[Editor’s Note: Today’s article is a guest post from Lyle Solomon is a licensed attorney in California. He has been affiliated with the law firms in California, Nevada, and Arizona since 1991. As the principal attorney of Oak View Law Group, he gives advice and writes articles to help people solve their debt problems.] Do…
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7 Ways To Think Like A Millionaire
If my kids want better results and learn something new, I teach them to study others that have accomplished what they’re trying to achieve. It’s really that easy. My oldest is playing QB for his high school team and has a similar build to Tom Brady (not the arm yet!). I told him that he…
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5 Reasons You Should Consider Raw Land Investing
If I were to ask you what it means to invest in real estate, how would you answer? If you’re an average real estate investor, you may state it has to do with buying a single family home or apartment. Or if you invest passively (like me), you might say it involves pooling your money…
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117 Inspiring Warren Buffett Quotes
If you want to accomplish something in life, one of the best ways is to study those that have already done what you’re trying to acquire. If one of your goals is to build wealth, look no further than Warren Buffett. He’s considered to be one of the most successful (and famous) investors in the…
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Who Not How: The Key to Unlocking Your Full Potential
There’s something special about those of us that grew up in the 80’s and 90’s :). One of those reasons happens to be that during this time, the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan, was selected as the third overall pick in the NBA draft by the Chicago Bulls. To put things in…
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How To Make Money Work For You So You Can Stop Working
Growing up, I’d frequently hear successful people say, “If you want to get rich, you have to make your money work for YOU.” When I first heard this advice in high school, I didn’t have a clue what it meant. “The rich don’t work for money. They make their money work for them.” – Robert…
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What Would You Do With An Extra Million?
It’s a good chance that if you want something in life, there’s someone out there that’s already got it. If you can’t be ’em, join ’em, right? For instance, when I started this blog, I had NO CLUE where to start. Heck, I could barely turn on a computer. I’m serious. This Louisiana redneck could…
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3 Valuable Rich Dad Poor Dad Lessons You Should Know
3 Valuable Rich Dad Poor Dad Lessons You Should Know “Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money.” – Robert T. Kiyosaki When I was trying to get through dental school and later a surgical residency, the term “financial independence” never crossed my path. Man, I wish it had instead of “periodontitis”…
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117 Inspirational Quotes About Money And Happiness
When it comes to self-improvement, building wealth is one thing many struggle with. Whenever I’m wanting to learn something new or stay focused on a particular area, having quotes around help keep me on the right track. Here’s my favorite 117 quotes about money and happiness. 117 Inspirational Quotes About Money And Happiness #1 “Money…
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Escape The Rat Race: What School Failed To Teach You About Money
Do you remember when you first started school? What was the goal by the end of kindergarten? To make it to first grade, right? Then it was to get into second, third, and fourth grade, etc. until you reached high school. That’s when the real pressure was put on to not only make good grades…
