Wealth Building


Hello Wealth Builders!

Working from home has been a key theme on WBE lately - after all, there are many people who would love to do it!

Today I’d like to look at another aspect of it: developing work from home ideas.

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Hello Wealth Builders!

I trust you’re having a fantastic time as you learn more about wealth building, apply it and create greater wealth in your life!

Today I want to talk about legitimate work from home opportunities. We’ve started a new series of pages on the subject (CLICK HERE for the first one), and we’ll also be making more posts here in WBE’s main section!

Legitimate Work From Home Opportunities

So let’s get started!

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Hello again Wealth Builders!

Here we go with Personal Money Management for Wealth Builders - Part 5:

Get Your Money Working For You, Rather Than You Working For Your Money.

Successful wealth builders know what it takes to build wealth, and it’s not necessarily investment tips from Warren Buffett, a big inheritance or a six- or seven-figure salary. The truth is, there are many “average” people who build great wealth. Some run their own businesses or manage their investments full-time; many still work at full-time jobs. Regardless, they do what they do because they want to, not because they have to do it to survive. They have this freedom because they know how to get their money working for them.

Simply put, successful wealth builders work, save, and then invest their money so they never have to work hard again! Wealthy people see every dollar as a “seed” that can be planted to earn ten more, which can then be replanted to earn a hundred more, then a thousand more, and so on! Many multi-million and even multi-billion dollar fortunes began with just an initial vision and desire, a small investment (often just a few dollars), and steady work and perseverance.

In contrast to successful wealth builders, most people work hard and then spend all of their money as soon as they get it. Or, they lock it away in savings accounts which, while relatively secure, provide very low returns. Either way, the end result is that they wind up working hard until they retire… and then they often don’t have the net worth or retirement income to do what they want anyway! (more…)


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