Have You Decided to be Rich or Poor?

by Wolf Benedict on January 31, 2010

Not many people really know what I’m about to tell you.

It’s so simple it often gets missed by the masses.

This is something, if you sit down and let it sink in, can
literally change who you are overnight.

As you know by now from the previous emails you have gotten from me
that I don’t like hype, so when I say something that SEEMS like
hype, you should pay attention because it’s important.

There is one thing that separates the rich from the poor worldwide.
Once you learn this, you’ll have much more clarity on what you
should be doing and what you should focus on.

Here is the difference between the rich and the poor:

How they use their time.

That’s it. It’s REALLY that simple. Don’t let that go over your
head.

The difference between the rich and the poor is how they use their
time.

Think about this for a moment…

When a rich person “goes to work,” what are they doing?
Are they getting paid by the hour?  Are they trading time
for dollars?

No friggin’ way!

When a rich person goes to work, they work SMART, not
hard.  Instead of getting paid by the hour, they use LEVERAGE in
order to profit instead of living in the minute world of a
paycheck.

They are “leveraging” both their time and their money,
to create more of both. Read that again.

Poor people trade time for dollars. Because there’s only so
much time in the day, there’s only so much mo ney they can
make. This equals NO “leverage”, and thus scrimping and scraping,
living “hand to mouth” on a meager paycheck.

Now don’t get me wrong. If you like working for someone else and
earning your paycheck, fine. But I believe you are listening to me
because you want a better way. A MUCH better way.

Think about Donald Trump. Does he do all the work himself? Can you
imagine him “clocking in” to work or serving up burgers at
McDonalds (as funny as that image may be) ?

Absolutely not. He knows better.

I have one goal in my life – to make millionaires out of “ordinary”
folks like you and me. It’s that simple. The more success my
members have the more success we have as an organization. That’s
how every single ultra successful enterprise in history has
operated.

In order to help you “leverage” your time and money in a
way that’s unparalleled, my system is the only marketing system
on the planet that offers an entire outsourcing and service
department to help you build your business.

This gives you the ultimate competitive advantage in making
money, the TRUE “leverage” and the secret of the wealthy. It’s
always been that way and it will always be that way.

You can pick and choose which tasks you want to do yourself,
and which tasks you want to outsource.

When you’re new in business it’s difficult to be jack of all
trades.

Take it from me – when I first got started, I did
EVERYTHING in my organization, in my business. I was the technical
guy, the website designer, the database manager, the graphic
designer, the marketer, the “president and CEO”, the founder, etc,
etc. I did EVERYTHING myself.

Not everyone can do that. I’m not bragging, just telling you what
I’ve done.

But I’m the exception. In fact, that’s one of the main reasons that
new entrepreneurs fail. They’re trying to figure out all the
details of getting their business up, running and profitable.

Remember the cliche – “a jack of all trades is a master of none.”

The truth of the matter is, there simply isn’t enough time in the
day. There really isn’t, and I sometimes wish I had known this when
I first got started.

You can learn from my mistakes.

The reason you want to start a business, is because you want
freedom. Time freedom and financia1 freedom. I don’t want
you to waste your time and money doing what I did (having all of those responsibilities)
looking for quality people to help you build your business, so I’m taking the liberty of
bringing them to your doorstep using my system.

Almost every single thing we teach you to do, can be outsourced
with a couple clicks of your mouse, right in your online office.

Sound Amazing? It should, because it is. Welcome to the 21st
Century. (Ain’t the internet cool?)

Perhaps you haven’t arrived yet? If not, it’s ok, you’re here now.

The online business world is a private world of the ultra wealthy.
Most don’t even know it exists, yet NO other industry in existence
is creating more wealth right NOW than this industry. Fact. This
is why I have a strict application process and do not work with
everyone.

If you want an organization that will work with anyone and
everyone, go join a M L M company. They take everyone with
a pulse. That’s why 99% make an average of $10.00 “per week.”

Yuck. Shudder. Run away, NOT for me! And hopefully not for you,
either.

My system WILL help you achieve a life of ultimate freedom
and “leverage” but only if you’re ready for it and ONLY if you ACT.

http://www.hypertracker.com/go/30daymarketing/blogarticlelinks/rich_or_poor

Get your Application Kit and find out more about our mission
to create 100 millionaires by 2012. It’s all about “leverage”.

It’s all about deciding to be rich.

Make the decision now.

See you on the other side…

http://www.hypertracker.com/go/30daymarketing/blogarticlelinks/rich_or_poor


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1 fin February 12, 2010 at 9:12 pm

luv it’z! (;

2 heim March 3, 2010 at 11:18 pm

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3 whit holli March 5, 2010 at 6:23 pm

Are you kidding? Arafat didn't have any country for much of his life. Anything he got was from other Arab rulers. When he finally got part of Palestine, it certainly wasn't resource rich.

4 gomb kiepekatso March 21, 2010 at 5:10 pm

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5 kata cleatsujin March 27, 2010 at 1:54 am

Thank you!

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7 baya dan April 7, 2010 at 7:10 pm

you are arguably the moron of the day good sir

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15 deberlitow May 8, 2010 at 10:09 am

DISADVANTAGES

Liquidity
Liquidity is the ability to turn the investment back into cash in a relatively short period of time. Real Estate has a low level of liquidity. It may take months or longer to cash out and sell the property, where as stocks can be sold in a few days or even less time. Stocks have a high level of liquidity.

Risk
Risk is the chance that things will not turn out as planned. Real estate has a large factor of calculated risk. It is a slow moving market and generally speaking, the longer time in the market, the less risk. Using a high level of leverage will also increase your financial risk. Business risk is also a concern if your property requires any management aspects.

Investment Life Cycle
The investment life cycle has three steps. The purchase, operation, and sale cycles. The key to a successful investment is to consider all of the income expected through each cycle and its timing to determine whether it is worth the cost.

16 biny May 8, 2010 at 4:35 pm

Contrary to most things you hear they mainly got along well enough. In the Victorian age most people still lived on the land, even in Great Britain, the most industrialized country in the world. Most wealthy people were wealthy because of the production of the land and they knew they depended on the tenants for it. The tenants also knew this. There were strict rules and customs regulating how the land owners dealt with the land producers and vice versa. Few owners abused the rules and customs and few workers challenged the owners. Usually there was not much reason to, the rural poor lived well enough, the rural wealthy were allowed and expected to show and use their wealth. Individuals that went too far in their stinginess were bought into line more by their fellow owners than by protests or law suits.

In the cities it was something else again. A lot of the wealthy were newly wealthy and did abuse the newly displaced workers. SInce neither side had a history of relationships both sides did not know how to deal with one other. THe Factory owners tried to apply the rural rules in a situation they would not fit and the working class was abused in ways beyond deesciption. But by the VIctorian age many new rules and customs were being worked out by law, not tradition. THe concentration of workers in small areas, relatively easy to organize, forced improvements in pay and conditions. But even so most strikes did not lead to violent confrontations. THat did not become common until the working class started aiming for political reform and not just better pay, better wages.

It is important to remember that through out the Victorian age and despite the huge new wealth o industrialization the majority of peole were still tied to the land in rural areas. This lent strong stabilzing effect to society.

17 machilpuch jeanne May 11, 2010 at 3:25 am

yeah same here, i don’t get it

18 van rijah batty May 20, 2010 at 2:26 am

Mesmerizing….I could watch this over and over..funniest thing I’ve seen in years..

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23 ragombaer meghaert June 17, 2010 at 9:29 am

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24 pero silbeiquez June 19, 2010 at 4:59 pm

I think it depends on your personality. Type A's are generally conscious of time, and thus it is a natural extension of themselves to practise time management, and thus feel more fulfilled. By contrast, type B are not time conscious, and it would go against their approach to life – time management may not necessarily come naturally to them (though some will do it out of necessity, as in their jobs).

For me, I am the ultimate Type A, so I NEED to schedule everything – I get stressed when I don't!

25 mcwalten June 22, 2010 at 6:08 pm

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26 laxman petchilieu June 24, 2010 at 11:38 am

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27 birgier mccoy July 1, 2010 at 10:02 pm

green day is shit thsa’s but nirvana not but i dont like both

28 pragari July 4, 2010 at 9:05 am

I think I'm going to cry any moment now. FUCK this inhumane monstrous asshole who abandoned this poor puppy! T_T

29 bend nathavo July 8, 2010 at 6:38 pm

we wouldnt know none of us are rich!

30 hirsickinn July 17, 2010 at 12:23 pm

I somewhat disagree. These are all jumbo loans. I’d bet most of them were arranged by brokers–and they were pretty much all to people with spotless credit reports and VERY substantial assets. (Live in Los Altos with net worth less than $1 million? Possible, I suppose.) I suspect some of this is ruthlessness: Take a big gamble on ever-increasing home prices & salary & stock portfolio, lose the gamble, walk away.

31 pes mahesterrm July 29, 2010 at 4:36 am

Great video,educatioal.

32 akia July 30, 2010 at 3:35 am

You might want to check with your local Small Business Association. As far as I remember we didn't need one. I ran an Internet business several years ago and I was told I didn't need a license.

33 tzah lla July 30, 2010 at 1:15 pm

it has nothing to do the city area being "very expensive", and more to do with type of housing (public vs private) and the size of the flats (1 room). for example district 7 (bugis/beach rd) and district 8 (little india/serangoon) are considered city/central but there are quite a number of smaller and fairly affordable 2-rm hdb flats in the area and in little india there still exists cheap housing for foreign workers.

so the most obvious place to look would be where older one-room HDB flats are located as most of these one-room flats are usually occupied by poor families or very old people with no children and who cannot work anymore. they can rent the hdb flat from govt at highly subsidized rates and receive aid in some form (handouts, food, etc). i'd say maybe places like Kallang Bahru or Circuit Road near Macpherson. in fact about 2 years ago there was an article in the straits times on the notoriety and poverty of the blocks in Circuit Road. you could probably go to the National Library and check the microfilms for more info.

i reckon a significant amount of singapore's kind of "poverty" is also more of the sort of "urban poverty" in the sense that people aren't quite literally starving but are middle class people who have been financially wiped out/bankrupt and thus usually do not get or seek help in the same channels as the chronically poor. thats probably just spread out everywhere now.

34 rose August 12, 2010 at 6:24 am

With multiple choice, the best thing he can do is practice. There are a lot of sources for practice questions (i.e. Q&A books, MBE study guides), all of which should be available in his school's library. He might want to talk to his professors to see which ones they would recommend.

He needs to be able to eliminate the wrong answers first. The best way to do this is to read the call of the question (i.e. the question posed at the end of the scenario), then read the answer choices. At that point, one (maybe two) will pop out as just plain wrong (e.g. the answer mistates the law). Then, read the problem. Having an idea of what to look for in the problem reduces the need to go back through it again. That's the biggest piece of advice.

However, in order to do this well, he needs to practice. By that I don't just mean "do a lot of problems". He needs to do them under timed conditions (something approximating the time he will have on the exam).

35 penfeldins nett August 16, 2010 at 3:56 pm

Man, I need to take a compiler course (that's what I get for going to a school without one).

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