Posts Tagged ‘Wealth Building’

Taking Wealth Creation One Day At A Time

Thursday, June 5th, 2008

Commit to stop debting and save moneyWhen people are looking to end their cycles of debting, one of the first steps—the only step, in the beginning—that they are told to take is to commit to stop debting, just for today. The path to debt reduction and financial freedom is based on a concept as simple as that. Don’t incur any new debt. Just for today. Just this day, do not charge on that credit card, or open a new line of unsecured debt (secured debts like vehicles and mortgages not being considered debt in this instance).It’s a very simple concept, and after seeing it, it occurred to me that this is a concept that can be applied to wealth creation as well. Build wealth one day at a time.

Any Progress Is Good Progress

Creating wealth is in many ways very similar to eliminating debt. Not really surprising, as all financial matters are relative to each other. But what I mean to say is that for many, creating wealth can be as overwhelming and intimidating as freeing oneself from debt. At the outset, it just seems too large a task. It’s bigger than we are. There is too much to learn, too much to change, and no money to do it with—often because we are stifled with daily debts and bills.

But that’s just a perception. The reality is much different. The reality is that anyone can get out of debt with the right plan, and anyone can become wealthy with the right plan. And in either instance, any forward progression is progress. Any small step is a step in the right direction.

Start Today For Tomorrow’s Wealth

No matter who you are, you can take a small step today to start building wealth. Just to get you started, I’ll list a few baby steps that can be done right now. Steps that will become your first steps to creating wealth and gaining financial freedom.

1. Read an article on wealth creation

2. Sign up for a wealth creation course

3. Research wealth-building programs

4. Put $10 in savings

5. Open an online savings account

6. Learn one thing about investing

7. Buy a financial empowerment book

8. Stop incurring new debt

9. Sell something and put the money towards your financial goals

10. Make a financial goal or savings goal

You see there in the span of about a minute I just gave you ten things that you can do to start building wealth. What else can you add to the list? Leave us your ideas in the comments. Let’s all take small steps to build big wealth!

Sean Rasmussen
Wealth Creation Blog
UniversalWealthCreation.com © 2004 - 2008

Is Your Wealth Creation Program Incognito?

Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

0750.jpgAre you here because you are one whose wealth-creation program has been running around incognito?  Did you think you were buying into something promising and great, something that could really give you the tools you need to make money and create wealth?  Are you still looking for the wealth-creation part of your program?  The part that gives you a complete set of skills to make money with? You’ll be able to answer ‘no’ to all of these questions if you’re participating in the right system for creating wealth; if you’ve trusted another program that just isn’t delivering for you, though, perhaps you’re here hoping there is still someone out there that will.

Telltale Signs Of Scammy Wealth Creation Systems

 I wish I could just list all the scams out there, but for one it might get me into some trouble, for two others may disagree, and for three—there are just too many to keep up with!  Instead, maybe I can give you some pointers of the programs that are disguising themselves as real wealth-building opportunities without foundation. 

  • Nothing to learn

A wealth creation program is really an educational opportunity.  It is not about you handing over your money to someone else to ‘invest’, or about you pooling your money with a group of strangers.  Good financial empowerment programs teach you how to invest in a way that actually works. 

  • Nothing to reproduce

Your wealth creation program should give you investment knowledge and strategies that can be reproduced—over and over throughout your life, so that you create a whole lifelong system for making money, not a one-shot deal that claims to make it all in one investment (a great way to lose everything). 

  • The sales pitches only approach

A lot of the financial products being sold as wealth building programs are nothing more than sales-pitches for investment software, etc.  Make sure you are buying an education that teaches you. 

  • Buying into a ‘business’

You don’t build wealth by saving money through strategic buying alliances and multilevel marketing schemes.  Heck, you probably don’t even really save money on products “you buy anyway” by doing that. 

  • Nothing to prove

A program with no backing is not a successful, replicable system for creating wealth.  Make sure the program you invest in has references and testimonials from clients who have used the system and succeeded. A financial program for making money and creating wealth that meets the above criteria—or more accurately, does not meet the above criteria—will be flexible and versatile as well.  Choose a reputable system to teach you how to create wealth, and steer well clear of the scams that are just ready to take your money and run. 

Sean Rasmussen
Wealth Creation Blog
UniversalWealthCreation.com © 2004 - 2008