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Is Financial Freedom Your Goal? Bring It One Step Closer…

27. May 2008

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What do you really want out of life? I’m willing to bet that your goals include a form of “spend more quality time with my family” and “Have more days when I am truly happy.” We all have goals, dreams, and hopes, but all too often they’re quashed as we join the rat race to make [...]

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Realization: "Temporarily Retired" Doesn't Fit Me Any More

2. April 2008

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I think it started with my recent post about business cards, actually. But I really noticed it when I logged in to my LinkedIn account recently. Encouraged by Seth, I am slowly getting into the habit of typing all the names and email addresses of people I meet at conferences into LinkedIn. After going to BarCampBank [...]

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My 7-Day "No Complaining" Wrapup, or "How to Acknowledge Yourself 101"

6. March 2008

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I’ve had “write the results of my ‘no complaining’ week” on my to-do list for a few days now, since it officially ended midnight between Tuesday and Wednesday. Today is Thursday, so I’m a bit behind in writing it. I knew there was a reason I hadn’t written it yet, and now I know why [...]

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I Accept The Millionaire Mind Challenge: I Will Not Complain For 7 Days

26. February 2008

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One of the great bonuses of “temporarily retiring” is that I have had a lot of time to think about where I want to be in life, where I am now, and how to get from here to there. Really, I wouldn’t trade this period of reflection for anything. I have come up with great business [...]

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My Step-By-Step Process For Making $1,000,000 A Year

7. February 2008

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I get a lot of questions about this blog, but by far, one of the most interesting questions I consistently receive is from those who have read my Goals page. One of the goals is stated in a straightforward manner: “Have at least $1 million/year in passive income by the time I am 30.” The [...]

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