The ladders of wealth creation: a step-by-step roadmap to building wealth
...Building wealth is a skill. A skill anyone can master given enough time and a relentless desire to learn and work hard...
...Building wealth is a skill. A skill anyone can master given enough time and a relentless desire to learn and work hard...
...aim to identify and flip the highest order bit because if you don't, you're not going to be able to make up for it by flipping everything else...
...While we’re busy tackling small tasks that we’ve convinced ourselves we have to do, we avoid the more complicated projects that will take us to the next level...
...The last minute is an easy habit to fall into. Once you start focusing on crises, it makes it really difficult to find the focus and energy to begin planning ahead. But the last minute can be risky and expensive...
...People often limit their creativity by continually adding new features to a design rather than removing existing ones...
...Golden eras are constantly coming and going, and that means some are happening now — they’re just harder to recognize until you feel their absence...
...So how can you propel your firm toward an anywhere, anytime model? Start by identifying key jobs and tasks, determine what the drivers of productivity and performance are for each, and think about the arrangements that would serve them best...
...It never pays to wait until a deadline, but when you see the world changing, it might be a good excuse to redouble your efforts...
...Work diligently to avoid regrets related to the core four: stability, growth, goodness, and love. They’re important. But for lesser things, take it easy...
...Money is a touchy subject in relationships — even in friendships. If you make less than your friends, you may feel less-than; make more and you risk taking on too many financial favors or coming across as out of touch...
...I’m sure there was a really good reason twenty years ago for all the steps that are now involved in the thing you do right now, but your competitor, the one who is starting from scratch, is skipping most of them...
...Using a true multidisciplinary understanding of things, Peter identifies two often overlooked, parabolic “Big Ideas”: 1) Mirrored Reciprocation (go positive and go first) and 2) Compound Interest (being constant). A great “Life Hack” is to simply combine these two into one basic approach to living your life...
...“I’ve got this,” is a phrase that some people will go out of their way to avoid saying. At work, where it’s incredibly valuable, or in personal relationships, where it creates deep connection...
...What's the real reason you were let go?...
...States have official unclaimed property websites where you can enter some basic information (often just your name) and search for abandoned assets to reclaim...
...If we want to improve a skill, we need to know what exactly has to change and what might get us there. Otherwise, we plateau..
...If you understand it, that means you can change it. You have resilience and insight and the leverage to make it better...
...Moderate emotional discomfort is a signal that you’re developing as a person, and it often happens before you can detect the benefits of self-growth...
...At the end of the day, there is little difference between a process that misses a potential candidate and one that misses a candidate’s potential...
...Knowing when to ignore feedback that isn’t useful or is badly intentioned can be just as useful as knowing when to seek out the kind of feedback that is instructive...