Best Practices for Financial Management
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By David FeinsteinFrom the monthly archive
February 2015
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By Art MeakinIn a survey done with network marketers being asked why they have gotten involved in this industry, the number one reason was Financial Freedom . Financial freedom means many things to many people. To a doctor it might mean a high six figure income. To a young couple it might…
By George MadiouRule #1. Watch for incongruence between what's said and body language. The body can’t lie. Nodding your head up and down means yes and shaking it from side to side means no. When you hear a statement like ‘Voter approval of this tax will help thousands and thousands of student…
By Traci BrownRule #1. Watch for incongruence between what's said and body language. The body can’t lie. Nodding your head up and down means yes and shaking it from side to side means no. When you hear a statement like ‘Voter approval of this tax will help thousands and thousands of student…
By Traci BrownI speak to many young people who are concerned with their future. Some of these people are entering into college and some are recent graduates. Many of them are searching for a career or a job where they can make a lot of money. This strategy is putting the cart before the hor…
By George Madiou