Thursday, October 23, 2014

Change Your Environment – Change Your Financial Future.

Don’t Speak The Language Of Poverty

How many hours do we spend in school learning financial wisdom?

Zero!

So where do you learn your financial habits?

From other adults, mainly your parents. If your parents spent foolishly, their actions taught you to spend foolishly. If your parents spent wisely, you would gravitate towards wisdom in finances.Did you grow up with the language of poverty that sounds like “we can’t afford it,” or “we don’t have the money” or “that’s for rich people, not us.” ?

All those statements are victimized, poverty statements. Change your language.

Eliminate Unhealthy Financial Traditions
Unhealthy traditions pass from one generation to the next. If you are serious about breaking yours, you can succeed. How?
  • Make a decision: Do you like where you are financially? Are you tired of the pressure of debt? If so, decide today to do whatever it takes to achieve financial independence.
  • Learn some new skills to replace the poor skills you learned from those around you.
  • Repetition is the mother of skill. Through repetition you learned poor financial skills; through repetition you will learn great financial skills. Beware who you learn from. You should learn from someone who has a lot of money – not just someone who looks the part. Most people are far from reaching their goal of financial independence.
Understand The Power Of Repetition
We learned how to walk, talk and eat by watching those around us. Everything we know how to do, we learned – or were at least were influenced by those around us. Have you ever said, “I will never be like…” or swore to do things differently from your parents, only to find yourself saying and doing those exact things? History repeats itself! Decisions made without establishing new skills will lead to failure of the decisions becoming a reality.

A Solid Financial Foundation Starts Early Your children are always listening and watching, whether you realize it or not. Groom them for success instead of unintentionally grooming them for failure. Their success will come from you. When they learn while young, success becomes a part of their very fiber instead of hoping they will succeed they will be groomed to succeed!

Help someone else succeed, and you change your financial future.


Remember - You ARE what you think about.

I am looking to put together a community of like minded folks that still dare to dream and have the entrepreneurial heart of a lion. Contact me for details

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

How Bad Do You Want It?

You know where you want to be. You have set that goal.

You know exactly where you are now. You have identified HONESTLY your starting point. You have identified your strengths and weaknesses. You have realistically assessed the situation and realize that change MUST occur. Sacrifices and adjustments must be made.

NOW…how bad do you want it?

Do you look at your goal as a model airplane that you need to work on a little bit to complete?

Or do you look at your goal as your drowning child in the middle of a lake that you MUST rescue. NO MATTER WHAT, you need to reach them despite the obstacles. You don’t have a lot of time to devise a plan, you just have to get there?

Which of the above scenarios do you think would drive you towards your goal better?
If you sit and wait and plan and rethink then re-plan
then sit and wait and think some more, your child will surely drown. Some people are at the point where their goals in life are “going down for the third time” and they will continue to let life design them as opposed to the other way around.

Design your life to its fullest. Truly decide what it is you want and where you want to be. See it as your drowning child and dive into that water. Don’t wait until sunrise or for warmer weather or for it to stop raining or until your ass stops hurting or… JUST FUCKING GET OUT THERE AND DO IT!

Rescuing your child starts with a single action step. 

Followed up by a series of others. 

And others. 

And others.

But what is your alternative?


Join me. Let’s do it together. Let’s hold each other accountable.

Sunday, October 12, 2014

Simply Decide

de—ci—sion [ di sí'n ] (plural de—ci—sions)
noun
1. something somebody has chosen: something that somebody chooses or
makes up his or her mind about, after considering it and other possible choices
made a final decision on the guest list
2. firmness in choosing something: the ability to choose or decide about things
in a clear and definite way without too much hesitation or delay
a man of decision
3. process of choosing: the process of coming to a conclusion or determination
about something


It is when you truly decide to take action that good things start to happen.

In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing is the wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is nothing.
- Theodore Roosevelt

Make the decision to change your life now. Dont wait until tomorrow or the next day. Do it now!!!

Saturday, October 11, 2014

About Your Resume

Anyone can write a resume, but very few can write, format, and strategically package a highly effective resume. 

We know this from having worked in the employment field for many years. We impart our expertise of resumes and hiring to ensure your resume gets amazing results

There is a lot riding on your resume including job, career, and financial security. Resumes are the foundation key to success. It must represent and sell you at the highest level possible to employers. If you market yourself with a resume you prepared, you will limit your job options.

Many people convince themselves that their resume is good, good enough, or it is not a resume issue. This is a mistake. You are selling a service to companies. You should represent and market yourself to employers with an exceptional document prepared by trained professionals

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

On The Road Again

When it comes to retiring, many of us have been raised with a nest egg mentality.

A nest egg is substantial sum of money that has been saved, usually for most people, for retirement.

Save up, and once we reach a certain age, the nest egg will provide us with what we need for life. 

Unfortunately due to lack of financial education and unstable economies, many people are stuck working 2-3 jobs, even our seniors are forced to work to live. We want to help people change this. We show people how to create systems & assets or 'chickens' that keep on producing 'eggs'.

 Live Events and Colleagues are the support you need to build 'chickens' & 'eggs' (systems & assets) which create cash flow that can last for generations, so that we can help YOU Achieve Long Term Real Estate Investors Success.

One of the most valuable things we have learned during this process is that there isn't just one way to run a real estate investing business. Instead, it takes multiple methods to approaching real estate opportunities to become a truly successful real estate business owner. Because of the specifics of the real estate industry, our real estate systems work hand in hand to help people build successful real estate investing careers.

We are creating communities of successful real estate investors connected nationwide and are rapidly expanding. With this home based business opportunity, one can get trained and work from home or office, P/T, F/T, Spare time with unlimited access to year round networking and training both live and online.

We are all investors whether we like it or not.

We are either getting paid to live, or we are paying someone to live. You either pay rent to someone, or maybe you buy and own property, hoping to pay it off and reap the benefits later. So we are all investing one way or the other, the question is would you like the right knowledge to capitalize on real estate that you come across, and get paid instead of constantly paying someone to live.

The Renatus Real Estate Investor Training program brings all aspects of Real Estate Investing together - Tax & Legal Strategies, Finding the Best Deals & Hungry Buyers, Probates, Tax Liens & Deeds, Real Estate Red Flags, Wholesaling, Fix & Flips, Short Sales, Lease Options, Rentals or Buy and Hold, Multi-Family, Commercial, Joint Ventures, etc. to put together win-win situations for homeowners and investors all across the United States.

Contact me for further information on how to become part of this rapidly growing community!


When it comes to retiring, many of us have been raised with a nest egg mentality. A nest egg is substantial sum of money that has been saved, usually for most people, for retirement. Save up, and once we reach a certain age, the nest egg will provide us with what we need for life. Unfortunately due to lack of financial education and unstable economies, many people are stuck working 2-3 jobs, even our seniors are forced to work to live. We want to help people change this. We show people how to create systems & assets or 'chickens' that keep on producing 'eggs'. Live Events and Colleagues are the support you need to build 'chickens' & 'eggs' (systems & assets) which create cash flow that can last for generations, so that we can help YOU Achieve Long Term Real Estate Investors Success.

One of the most valuable things we have learned during this process is that there isn't just one way to run a real estate investing business. Instead, it takes multiple methods to approaching real estate opportunities to become a truly successful real estate business owner. Because of the specifics of the real estate industry, our real estate systems work hand in hand to help people build successful real estate investing careers. We are creating communities of successful real estate investors connected nationwide and are rapidly expanding. With this home based business opportunity, one can get trained and work from home or office, P/T, F/T, Spare time with unlimited access to year round networking and training both live and online.

We are all investors whether we like it or not. We are either getting paid to live, or we are paying someone to live. You either pay rent to someone, or maybe you buy and own property, hoping to pay it off and reap the benefits later. So we are all investing one way or the other, the question is would you like the right knowledge to capitalize on real estate that you come across, and get paid instead of constantly paying someone to live. The Renatus Real Estate Investor Training program brings all aspects of Real Estate Investing together - Tax & Legal Strategies, Finding the Best Deals & Hungry Buyers, Probates, Tax Liens & Deeds, Real Estate Red Flags, Wholesaling, Fix & Flips, Short Sales, Lease Options, Rentals or Buy and Hold, Multi-Family, Commercial, Joint Ventures, etc. to put together win-win situations for homeowners and investors all across the United States.

To learn more about our nationwide community of investors, our training and how you can benefit from working with us, please - See more at: http://www.reisuccess.com/reisuccess-stories.html#sthash.GPX7idcC.dpuf
One of the most valuable things we have learned during this process is that there isn't just one way to run a real estate investing business. Instead, it takes multiple methods to approaching real estate opportunities to become a truly successful real estate business owner. Because of the specifics of the real estate industry, our real estate systems work hand in hand to help people build successful real estate investing careers. We are creating communities of successful real estate investors connected nationwide and are rapidly expanding. With this home based business opportunity, one can get trained and work from home or office, P/T, F/T, Spare time with unlimited access to year round networking and training both live and online.

We are all investors whether we like it or not. We are either getting paid to live, or we are paying someone to live. You either pay rent to someone, or maybe you buy and own property, hoping to pay it off and reap the benefits later. So we are all investing one way or the other, the question is would you like the right knowledge to capitalize on real estate that you come across, and get paid instead of constantly paying someone to live. The Renatus Real Estate Investor Training program brings all aspects of Real Estate Investing together - Tax & Legal Strategies, Finding the Best Deals & Hungry Buyers, Probates, Tax Liens & Deeds, Real Estate Red Flags, Wholesaling, Fix & Flips, Short Sales, Lease Options, Rentals or Buy and Hold, Multi-Family, Commercial, Joint Ventures, etc. to put together win-win situations for homeowners and investors all across the United States.

To learn more about our nationwide community of investors, our training and how you can benefit from working with us, please - See more at: http://www.reisuccess.com/reisuccess-stories.html#sthash.GPX7idcC.dpuf
One of the most valuable things we have learned during this process is that there isn't just one way to run a real estate investing business. Instead, it takes multiple methods to approaching real estate opportunities to become a truly successful real estate business owner. Because of the specifics of the real estate industry, our real estate systems work hand in hand to help people build successful real estate investing careers. We are creating communities of successful real estate investors connected nationwide and are rapidly expanding. With this home based business opportunity, one can get trained and work from home or office, P/T, F/T, Spare time with unlimited access to year round networking and training both live and online.

We are all investors whether we like it or not. We are either getting paid to live, or we are paying someone to live. You either pay rent to someone, or maybe you buy and own property, hoping to pay it off and reap the benefits later. So we are all investing one way or the other, the question is would you like the right knowledge to capitalize on real estate that you come across, and get paid instead of constantly paying someone to live. The Renatus Real Estate Investor Training program brings all aspects of Real Estate Investing together - Tax & Legal Strategies, Finding the Best Deals & Hungry Buyers, Probates, Tax Liens & Deeds, Real Estate Red Flags, Wholesaling, Fix & Flips, Short Sales, Lease Options, Rentals or Buy and Hold, Multi-Family, Commercial, Joint Ventures, etc. to put together win-win situations for homeowners and investors all across the United States.

To learn more about our nationwide community of investors, our training and how you can benefit from working with us, please - See more at: http://www.reisuccess.com/reisuccess-stories.html#sthash.GPX7idcC.dpuf

Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Job Interview Tips

Here are some questions that you may face in your next interview, along with tips on how -- and how not to answer them.

"Can you tell me a little about yourself?"

Do: Prepare for this popular question -- which is often the first one asked -- by developing an summary of your career. Include enough detail about your pertinent skills, work experience, accomplishments and goals that the hiring manager can quickly see what you bring to the table.

Don't: Give your life story, discuss leisure pursuits or describe aspects of your professional background that aren't relative to the position you're interviewing for.

"Why do you want to join our company?"

Do: Walk into the interview with basics knowledge of the firm. Read the company's website, marketing materials  to gain a good grasp of its mission, history, reputation and corporate culture. The more information you collect, the more specific you can be about why you're an excellent fit.
Don't: Answer in the context of your financial needs. Saying "I hear you provide good pay and benefits" or "Frankly, I need a job" won't score you any points.

"What's your biggest weakness?"


Do: View this as an opportunity to demonstrate your sincerity and problem-solving prowess. Mention an area where you could improve and the steps you've taken to do so.
Here's an example: "In the past, I sometimes overextended myself. Reading time-management books has helped me, though. I've learned it's OK to delegate and I volunteer for extra projects only when I'm caught up on core responsibilities."
Don't: Offer a transparently fake flaw ("I care too much about my work!") or pretend to be perfect ("Weaknesses? None come to mind."). 

"Where do you see yourself in five years?"

Do: Position yourself as an ambitious but flexible realist.  You also might emphasize your commitment to lifelong learning by mentioning your interest in attaining advanced certifications.
Don't:  For instance, boldly proclaiming you intend to be the firm's next CEO when you're an entry-level accounting candidate certainly shows drive, but it's not a practical five-year objective. In addition, steer clear of fanciful daydreaming ("I'll be counting my lottery winnings on a beach").
"Why are you looking to leave your current employer?"

Do: The interviewer is trying to figure out if you truly want the position, or if you're looking for any way out of a bad job. As such, what you like about the role you're seeking rather than gripe about the one you hope to vacate. Make it clear you're chasing a great opportunity, not running away from an unpleasant situation.
Don't: Speak ill of your current employer. Regardless of how unhappy you are with your job or company, never act bitter or resentful in an interview. Hiring managers seek candidates who are loyal, positive-minded and team-oriented. They aren't inclined to hire people they perceive to be potential headaches.

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