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Casual Articles - What is Being Wealthy?
In a day and age where nearly two-thirds of enterprise value is originating from intangible assets alone, the future value of businesses, especially those which are knowledge driven, will largely tend to be concentrated in the ways in which firms manage and acknowledge these value creating assets. Branding in a knowledge driven business like real estate consulting is a fairly new concept.
Where are you on this chart? The bottom left quadrant houses people with insufficient money and too much stress. Many of us are in this condition. There’s not as much money as there is month and the last week of each month may be fraught with tension.
When you get above the mid-line, you have reduced st
Placing small classified ads in the back section of newspapers is an age- old advertising medium that has been used for literally a hundred years. This method is still one of the most under-rated methods of earning a big income in today's economy.It is extremely easy to place ads (once you know the right source), and the income potential is truly enormous. Did you know that if you earned a
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The Wealth chart, above, measures your real wealth. Your real wealth is a combination of money and happiness or money and stress. (Incidentally, a similar chart can be made of Money vs. Time, where wealth is measured by the combination of money and free time, but that’s a different subject.)
I look at happiness and stress as direct opposites – the more happiness, the less stress and, conversely, the more stress, the less happiness.
The horizontal X-axis, going from left to right, rates the money you have. The lower left hand corner is “no money”; the middle is a “5” – solid middle class; and the right-hand corner is a ‘10’, meaning “lots and lots of money.”
The vertical Y-axis measures your happiness or stress. The higher you go, the more happiness and less stress. The lower-left hand corner means you have no money and high stress or no money and no happiness. The right hand side of the chart means more-than-average money. The top half of the chart is more-than-average happiness (less-than-average stress.)
Where are you on this chart? The bottom left quadrant houses people with insufficient money and too much stress. Many of us are in this condition. There’s not as much money as there is month and the last week of each month may be fraught with tension.
When you get above the mid-line, you have reduced str
How do you tell if your company's telecom bill is correct? Even a home phone bill can be so intimidating that most people just pay it without much inspection. According to the Aberdeen Group, telecom is one of the largest and most poorly organized spend categories in most companies. Eighty-five percent of telecom invoices are not audited, even though seven to twelve percent of all charges are in
I look at happiness and stress as direct opposites – the more happiness, the less stress and, conversely, the more stress, the less happiness.
The horizontal X-axis, going from left to right, rates the money you have. The lower left hand corner is “no money”; the middle is a “5” – solid middle class; and the right-hand corner is a ‘10’, meaning “lots and lots of money.”
The vertical Y-axis measures your happiness or stress. The higher you go, the more happiness and less stress. The lower-left hand corner means you have no money and high stress or no money and no happiness. The right hand side of the chart means more-than-average money. The top half of the chart is more-than-average happiness (less-than-average stress.)
Where are you on this chart? The bottom left quadrant houses people with insufficient money and too much stress. Many of us are in this condition. There’s not as much money as there is month and the last week of each month may be fraught with tension.
When you get above the mid-line, you have reduced st
Traditionally, commodities were things of value that were produced in huge quantities by a lot of different producers for commercial sale. Despite being produced by different producers, the value of the commodity was equivalent.Trade in commodities, ranging from agricultural produce like corn to natural resources like oil, is done in the mercantile exchanges like the New York Mercantile Ex
The horizontal X-axis, going from left to right, rates the money you have. The lower left hand corner is “no money”; the middle is a “5” – solid middle class; and the right-hand corner is a ‘10’, meaning “lots and lots of money.”
The vertical Y-axis measures your happiness or stress. The higher you go, the more happiness and less stress. The lower-left hand corner means you have no money and high stress or no money and no happiness. The right hand side of the chart means more-than-average money. The top half of the chart is more-than-average happiness (less-than-average stress.)
Where are you on this chart? The bottom left quadrant houses people with insufficient money and too much stress. Many of us are in this condition. There’s not as much money as there is month and the last week of each month may be fraught with tension.
When you get above the mid-line, you have reduced st
Getting out of a car lease implies the termination of the lease before the period is over. It is a difficult and complicated process to terminate your car lease before the end of the lease term. It is for this reason that many companies do not provide for lease transfers.The easiest way to get out of a car lease is to get it transferred to another willing person. This is called lease assum
Where are you on this chart? The bottom left quadrant houses people with insufficient money and too much stress. Many of us are in this condition. There’s not as much money as there is month and the last week of each month may be fraught with tension.
When you get above the mid-line, you have reduced st
Dynamite comes in small packages... or in small ads in the marketing realm. Our natural instincts scream that BIGGER IS BETTER! Is it really true? Sure, the small advertisement doesn’t have the luxury to of listing all of the benefits and cementing the deal. It does whet the reader’s appetite for more information and clearly directs them to the desired info. Here are 4 easy steps to make small ad
Where are you on this chart? The bottom left quadrant houses people with insufficient money and too much stress. Many of us are in this condition. There’s not as much money as there is month and the last week of each month may be fraught with tension.
When you get above the mid-line, you have reduced stress. People with little money and no stress are in the upper left quadrant – not a bad place to be, content with their financial condition. From time to time they may run short of money, but they handle it with a smile, without panic, without stress. They lead happy lives.
The basis for a surprising number of movie and TV comedies is the battle between the upper left quadrant people and the lower right quadrant people: poor and happy versus rich and stressed.
The bottom right is for the Elvis Presleys and Marilyn Monroes of the world. Money doesn’t solve their problems and may add to them. They have all the money they need, but can’t truly enjoy their status. At the least, they worry all the time. I knew a very wealthy man who always worried that he didn’t have enough money. When I asked him how much would be enough, he said, “all of it.”
Of course, each quadrant is large and many of us are closer to the center than to the corners:
- just enough money and not much stress
- just enough money and more stress than we want
- almost enough money and not much stress
- almost enough money and a bit too much stress
And many of us bounce from quadrant to quadrant. For three and a half weeks, we’re happy and then the bills come due.
The measure of wealth is that magic combination of
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