Because Ideas Change Lives
*Contributed by Kim Dawkins.
The unemployment rate has continued to be a major concern across the globe with youths going for years after completing college without a job. Luckily, the advancement of technology and existence of the internet has been a great source of income for many jobless people. Many people, however, do not know where to start from so as to get a decent earning. In 2017, various home ideas can help you be in a position to pay your bills, or even quit your full-time job.
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Gagawa muna ako ng disclaimer. Ang article na ito ay opinion ko lamang na nakabase sa lahat ng mga personal finance at investing books na nabasa ko. Hindi ako financial planner at hindi rin ako investment professional kaya huwag mong basta basta susundin ang mga payo ko dito. Malamang magkapareho lang tayo, kaso nag-aral ako ng ilang mabuting investing books. Ngayon, kung ikaw din naman ay nakabasa at nagresearch sa mga magagandang libro, edi mabuti. Malamang hindi mo ganoong kailangan ang impormasyon dito. Kung wala ka pang nababasa, maayos na ring basahin mo ang article na ito para sa kaunti kang basic na impormasyong makukuha. Kakailanganin mo pa ring gumawa ng sarili mong research para mahanap ang investing style na magagamit mo.
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Alright, let me make a disclaimer first. This is article is merely my opinion based on all the personal finance and investing books that I’ve read. I’m no financial planner and I’m not an investment professional so take the advice here with a grain of salt. I’m likely just like you, except I studied a few good investing books here and there. Now, if you’ve ALSO read and researched some good books, then good. That means you probably won’t need this info. If you haven’t then just read this article for some basic information. You WILL still need to do your own research to find the investing style that works for you.
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Ok, so kakatapos ko lang magcut at magedit ng 10% sample ng aking eBook sa Amazon (30 Steps to Wealth) at gusto kong iannounce na ito’y available na para sa lahat. Ang unang chapter nga palang iyon ay naglalaman ng pinakaunang aral tungkol sa pag-asenso sa buhay, at ikaw ay magiging biguan kapag hindi mo ito naisasapuso. Alam naman nating ang tagumpay ay hindi nagmumula sa swerte at tsamba. Kahit makakuha ka ng panalong recipe o lottery ticket (halimbawa, may special talents at skills ka na pwedeng mapagkakitaan ng maraming pera), kung hindi ka nagsikap para kunin ang iyong premyo, edi wala rin itong kwenta.
Ang unang aral sa 30 Steps to Wealth ay tungkol sa self-improvement, at ang centrong tema nito ay tungkol sa tamang paghawak ng pera. Bakit ko naisipang ituro ito? May tatlong mahalagang dahilan kung bakit:
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Alright, so I finished cutting and editing the 10% sample of my eBook on Amazon (30 Steps to Wealth) and I wanted to announce that it’s available for everyone. That first chapter, by the way, contains the very first lesson about improving your life and you’ll be completely powerless in life if you don’t learn it by heart. As you know, success does not rely on luck and chance. If you did get a winning recipe or lottery ticket (you have a special set of talents and skills that potentially *could* make a lot of money), if you don’t work to claim your prize, then it’s useless.
30 Steps to Wealth is firstly about self-improvement and then its central theme is about proper money management. Why did I choose to center on money and personal finance? There are three MAJOR reasons why:
