Reading interest and ability, has been linked to all sorts of wonderful things – more complex vocabulary, greater socio-emotional depth, success in school, and in life.
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PAYING FOR STUDENTS’ BAND OR CHOIR UNIFORMS AT PREDOMINANTLY BLACK SCHOOLS
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The key to success is harnessing your intelligence or the knowledge of other smart people to act on your goals.
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When I googled the ten wealthiest Americans, I found all EARNED their billionaire status because of ONE stock. Eight of the ten were founders of their companies and year over year grew their earnings and profits. Most years, their stock price increased, and their stocks beat, often whipped the S&P 500 returns. The good news, you can become an owner of any of these companies, if after careful research they pass your muster!
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When I googled the ten wealthiest Americans, I found all EARNED their billionaire status because of ONE stock. Eight of the ten were founders of their companies and year over year grew their earnings and profits. Most years, their stock price increased, and their stocks beat, often whipped the S&P 500 returns. The good news, you can become an owner of any of these companies, if after careful research they pass your muster!
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I have written about the incredible power of patience and compounding several times. Above is a real story of a couple who gifted over $81,000.00 from a $36.00investment.
Read MoreWho motivates and inspires you? Identify your GOATs and start listening. I guarantee you will learn
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he four richest men in the U.S. — Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg have the majority of their net-worth invested in companies they founded. In 2020 their total net-worth INCREASED by $229 billion. Some will ask if that is fair? Regardless of that answer, the better question is, why are you not studying their companies for potential investments?
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CHICAGO ONCE HAD THE COURAGE TO REBUILD In 1871, the citizens of Chicago used a devastating crisis that left 300 dead, destroyed over 17,000 buildings, covering 3.5 square miles, and caused damage of over $200 million (nearly $4 billion today) to rebuild a much greater city. A year before the great fire, Chicago was the fifth largest city in America. Just two decades after the fire, it was the second largest. ...
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Every successful individual regardless of the field, did so by outworking the competition.
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