During my 20’s I was an early riser by necessity. Each morning I had to be at the gym by 5:45 am to train my first client. I remember one client, the CEO of a sports retailer, who wanted to train at 5am. Only now do I see why.
Today, Steve Sjuggerud will let you in [...]
I don’t own a lot of stuff. Never have. Don’t really want to. As Steve Sjuggerud says in today’s essay, “It wouldn’t make me any happier”. And I agree.
What makes me really happy is the sound of my dogs feet hitting the ground as he gallops around at the dog park in full pursuit of [...]
Good news. Despite what mainstream media tells you, there is still plenty of opportunity for you to succeed. And no, you don’t have to have an Internet-based business to live the American Dream.
Today we’ll hear from a risk-taking real-estate pioneer who provides us with wealth wisdom that only a man with his experience possibly could.
It’s [...]
Ah, the elusive pursuit of happiness. According to an article in the July 2011 issue of Entrepreneur magazine, researchers believe 40% of happiness is genetic, 40% is derived from things we choose to do, and the remainder results from circumstances in our lives – such as our age, gender, and yes, our wealth.
Wealth may make [...]
Ten thousand a month...
That's how many foreclosures Palm Beach, Florida-based GMAC employee Jeremy Stephan was required to sign off on. His signature confirmed that the paperwork was in order, kicking off the foreclosure process.
By Steve Sjuggerud | Thu, Dec 29, 2011
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