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Suggest You - Middle Class Is Disappearing... So You Must Become Rich
Do you give up easily? Do you decide to take the easy way out? When the others run off to the bar for early refreshments on a Friday afternoon, are you with them? Or, are you the type that makes phone calls right up to the end of the day just before the weekend, hoping to catch a decision maker sitting at their desk. If you are the type that leaves work early, takes the easy way out or gives up then perhaps you need a lesson in persistence.I once attended a business session put on by a training company from Toronto and I learned a very valuable lesson that I have taken into my business and into every sales call. Never give up and never quit. This
No wonder so many students drop out. Many students realize the irrelevancy of what’s being taught—then leave.
Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard--totally bored. Michael Dell is worth billions, too, starting as a computer-selling college student, then dropout, and company founder (Dell).
What can middle class people do to become rich and avoid becoming poor.
1. Rapidly accept the fact that the middle class is disappearing and, unless you crave poverty, you need to become rich.
2. Adapt the belief system of
The old adage 'the more things change the more they stay the same', is as true now as it ever was. A few weeks ago we heard on the news that a well known Telecoms' supplier was whingeing that they were victims of their own success. They had sold too many of a service and couldn't deliver the goods. Worse yet they could not supply the good customer services, to ensure client retention after the failures. The ensuing chaos led to more unhappiness with the supplier, due to the lack of good customer service response.With this age of being able to reach and sell to so many people so fast, through mass selling, the attitude of throw a number of darts at the
I’ve been communicating similar ideas. I’m delighted that Trump and Kiyosak are discussing these issues.
I am a big champion of 80% plus self-employment, calling myself “The Great Emancipator Of The 21st Century.”
My goal: to set the captives (employees) free from employment, the last legalized form of slavery--just as President Lincoln emancipated plantation slaves--and to help people start their own businesses, allowing them to march down the highway to financial freedom.
Trump and Kiyosaki provide 10 reasons Americans need to become rich:
1. The American dollar is decreasing in value.
2. Our national debt is increasing. The first 42 Presidents, from George Washington to Bill Clinton, borrowed $1.01 trillion. George W. Bush borrowed $1.05 trillion, more than all previous Presidents combined.
3. Some 75 million Baby Boomers are about to retire. Where will the money come from to pay their government benefits?
4. Oil prices are rising and essentially out of our control, due to market supply and demand as well as doing business with nations that detest us.
5. Wages and salaries are decreasing.
6. Jobs are being exported to other nations. And we’re importing skilled professionals from other nations. As an example, 38% of physicians in the USA are of Indian descent.
7. Social Security and Medicare are going bankrupt.
8. Savings are being wiped out.
9. There’s a woeful lack of financial education provided by America’s schools.
10. The government is powerless to help you. If you have an entitlement mentality, expecting the government to fix and fund your problems, forget it.
Our government cannot even help itself and fix its own problems.
It’s true that the rich are getting richer, and the poor are getting poorer. The middle class is disappearing. These claims are not left-wing political rhetoric; they’re facts.
So, if you’re middle class, you now have to decide immediately whether you wish to become a rich person or become a poor person. Act now.
What should Americans do? It’s simple, Robert Kiyosaki says, “if you want to be rich, solve problems.” I say, “solve problems as a self-employed person.”
We need to help Americans obtain the financial literacy not provided in most schools--a huge problem.
Most schools are preparing students with outdated Industrial Revolution job skills, instead of 21st Century skills to start and build their own businesses and to prosper.
No wonder so many students drop out. Many students realize the irrelevancy of what’s being taught—then leave.
Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard--totally bored. Michael Dell is worth billions, too, starting as a computer-selling college student, then dropout, and company founder (Dell).
What can middle class people do to become rich and avoid becoming poor.
1. Rapidly accept the fact that the middle class is disappearing and, unless you crave poverty, you need to become rich.
2. Adapt the belief system of
You can pick up any business or news magazine at any time and read articles about the rapid pace of change, the increasing speed at which everything moves, the globalization of industry and commerce, and how technology is changing our world.Of course all of these things are true. Further reading will lead us to articles about the “new world of work” and how our working lives are changing; that we are changing jobs more frequently, are expected to multi-task, taking less time off and being completely connected all of the time. All of these facts can lull us into a belief that there is nothing we can learn from workers of the past – that the world is s
1. The American dollar is decreasing in value.
2. Our national debt is increasing. The first 42 Presidents, from George Washington to Bill Clinton, borrowed $1.01 trillion. George W. Bush borrowed $1.05 trillion, more than all previous Presidents combined.
3. Some 75 million Baby Boomers are about to retire. Where will the money come from to pay their government benefits?
4. Oil prices are rising and essentially out of our control, due to market supply and demand as well as doing business with nations that detest us.
5. Wages and salaries are decreasing.
6. Jobs are being exported to other nations. And we’re importing skilled professionals from other nations. As an example, 38% of physicians in the USA are of Indian descent.
7. Social Security and Medicare are going bankrupt.
8. Savings are being wiped out.
9. There’s a woeful lack of financial education provided by America’s schools.
10. The government is powerless to help you. If you have an entitlement mentality, expecting the government to fix and fund your problems, forget it.
Our government cannot even help itself and fix its own problems.
It’s true that the rich are getting richer, and the poor are getting poorer. The middle class is disappearing. These claims are not left-wing political rhetoric; they’re facts.
So, if you’re middle class, you now have to decide immediately whether you wish to become a rich person or become a poor person. Act now.
What should Americans do? It’s simple, Robert Kiyosaki says, “if you want to be rich, solve problems.” I say, “solve problems as a self-employed person.”
We need to help Americans obtain the financial literacy not provided in most schools--a huge problem.
Most schools are preparing students with outdated Industrial Revolution job skills, instead of 21st Century skills to start and build their own businesses and to prosper.
No wonder so many students drop out. Many students realize the irrelevancy of what’s being taught—then leave.
Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard--totally bored. Michael Dell is worth billions, too, starting as a computer-selling college student, then dropout, and company founder (Dell).
What can middle class people do to become rich and avoid becoming poor.
1. Rapidly accept the fact that the middle class is disappearing and, unless you crave poverty, you need to become rich.
2. Adapt the belief system of
No matter how well you have prepared for your interview, chances are you would be confronted with questions you don't know how to answer. In this case, don't get nervous. You have to accept that you are not invincible. And sometimes it might just be a trick your interviewers use to test how you respond to difficult and tough questions on the spot. They want to observe your behaviour under embarrassing and difficult situations.Use the Seek-And-Reply technique. It allows you to Understand more clearly the interviewers' question. Gain rapport with your interviewers and engage them in your presentation Take control of your answer
6. Jobs are being exported to other nations. And we’re importing skilled professionals from other nations. As an example, 38% of physicians in the USA are of Indian descent.
7. Social Security and Medicare are going bankrupt.
8. Savings are being wiped out.
9. There’s a woeful lack of financial education provided by America’s schools.
10. The government is powerless to help you. If you have an entitlement mentality, expecting the government to fix and fund your problems, forget it.
Our government cannot even help itself and fix its own problems.
It’s true that the rich are getting richer, and the poor are getting poorer. The middle class is disappearing. These claims are not left-wing political rhetoric; they’re facts.
So, if you’re middle class, you now have to decide immediately whether you wish to become a rich person or become a poor person. Act now.
What should Americans do? It’s simple, Robert Kiyosaki says, “if you want to be rich, solve problems.” I say, “solve problems as a self-employed person.”
We need to help Americans obtain the financial literacy not provided in most schools--a huge problem.
Most schools are preparing students with outdated Industrial Revolution job skills, instead of 21st Century skills to start and build their own businesses and to prosper.
No wonder so many students drop out. Many students realize the irrelevancy of what’s being taught—then leave.
Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard--totally bored. Michael Dell is worth billions, too, starting as a computer-selling college student, then dropout, and company founder (Dell).
What can middle class people do to become rich and avoid becoming poor.
1. Rapidly accept the fact that the middle class is disappearing and, unless you crave poverty, you need to become rich.
2. Adapt the belief system of
Affiliate programs are a great way to make money online and some can be lucrative, but most have a payment structure that requires big sales in order to make big money. For example, if you are an affiliate for a company that pays a three percent sales commission, sales of $3,000 would generate a commission of $90. It would take almost 34 individual $3,000 sales to earn $3,000 a month in commissions.It may be better to look for companies that offer a higher commission percentages to their affiliates. Most companies justify the lower commission by pointing out their overhead in inventory, warehousing, mailing costs and the fact they have to keep costs lo
So, if you’re middle class, you now have to decide immediately whether you wish to become a rich person or become a poor person. Act now.
What should Americans do? It’s simple, Robert Kiyosaki says, “if you want to be rich, solve problems.” I say, “solve problems as a self-employed person.”
We need to help Americans obtain the financial literacy not provided in most schools--a huge problem.
Most schools are preparing students with outdated Industrial Revolution job skills, instead of 21st Century skills to start and build their own businesses and to prosper.
No wonder so many students drop out. Many students realize the irrelevancy of what’s being taught—then leave.
Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard--totally bored. Michael Dell is worth billions, too, starting as a computer-selling college student, then dropout, and company founder (Dell).
What can middle class people do to become rich and avoid becoming poor.
1. Rapidly accept the fact that the middle class is disappearing and, unless you crave poverty, you need to become rich.
2. Adapt the belief system of
I was checking out the independent films at Netflix a few minutes ago, when something startling happened.I came across a DVD cover with an oddly familiar blue eyeball staring at me.“I know that eye” I thought.“Wow, imagine being able to recognize an eye” I continued to silently mutter to myself.“Gee, we have amazing perceptual abilities,” I went on to remark, still dazzled by my find.Then I tripped off on a thought chain about retinal scans and the like, when it hit me.“I know who that eyeball belongs to!”As it turns out, I believe it belongs to a fashion model, but then I wondered, “Did they pay her for the sh
No wonder so many students drop out. Many students realize the irrelevancy of what’s being taught—then leave.
Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard--totally bored. Michael Dell is worth billions, too, starting as a computer-selling college student, then dropout, and company founder (Dell).
What can middle class people do to become rich and avoid becoming poor.
1. Rapidly accept the fact that the middle class is disappearing and, unless you crave poverty, you need to become rich.
2. Adapt the belief system of Jewish people that they should be wealthy—since Abraham was blessed and made wealthy by God and they’re Abraham's descendents; that education is extremely important to prosperity; and that self-employment is the key to financial success.
Sound Christian doctrine asserts the same things. Considering wealth to be immoral has no basis in the Bible. We Christians serve a rich God who wants us to generate wealth and invest it wisely.
3. Accept as inevitable that the government can’t do anything to guarantee your success. It excels in only overtaxing you and spying on you and your financial transactions.
4. Learn how to become rich from self-made rich people—including Donald Trump, a billionaire; Robert Kiyosaki, a multi-millionaire; and Brian Tracy; plus several others. They sell materials for you to learn financial literacy, showing you how they became rich.
5. Study the backgrounds of the 400 people on Forbes Magazine’s most recent list of wealthy people. For the first time ever, in 2006 all 400 people were billionaires.
Rich people are rich not because they’re smarter or lucky or better educated, but because they think and act differently than poor and middle class people. You must learn to think and act like a rich person, even though you are now poor or middle class.
6. Become self-employed and wealthy by starting part time. Keep your day job for awhile, as you start up your own business.
MLM businesses are good for this, as they offer low startup costs, low overhead, and upside potential for significant income.
7. Understand that the best business tool available today is the Internet. If you’re computer-savvy and Internet proficient, you’ve got a head start. If not, online technology is something you need to learn to avoid becoming obsolete in the business world.
Americans--don’t sink into a morass of poverty. Take action now; learn how to become wealthy by obtaining financial literacy.
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