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In a world where possibilities are nearly endless and there are a million things to experience, time becomes the dictator of how much can you can get done. How do you get more time to do the things you really love? Get rid of the unfulfilling job and the stuff that just isn’t fun to
Not many people have a property investment strategy when they begin their real estate journey to financial freedom. As a result, many lose money, get de-focused and either quit or turn their fortunes around by getting some education. You can quickly see why it is vital to create your property investment journey, to help you
Have you ever wondered, why some people’s wealth building activities are met with success after success whereas others constantly crash and burn? The key is a solid foundation to wealth building. In this interview, Rob Aalders and Nate Chai share several tips on how to create a solid foundation to build wealth. This interview was
At time of writing, for a variety of reasons, being a female entrepreneur can be more challenging due to the patriarchal society that still permeates in much of the world. What if you knew in advance what some of those challenges were and dealt with them before they caused you to self sabotage? In this
You may think that you will never suffer from a business disaster. However although business is easy, it is also tough. Tough! Tough! Tough! In previous articles, we shared the 80% business failure statistics – it is that tough. A business disaster is inevitable. What if you had some knowledge on how to survive a business
One of the things that you rely on to make your business successful is employee productivity, and the best way to get the most out of your employees is to ensure that you have an office space that is built and designed to cater to their needs. The Gensler Design + Performance Index, the U.S.
Property powerhouse Ryan Windsor steps back into the ring for a substantial chat with Nate Chai. In the interview we discuss; what leveraging is, how you can effectively use it, and when it’s the right time to outsource. FF: Great to have you back Ryan! One of the concepts that we in the property investment
One major hurdle in attracting loyal customers is trust. We humans are designed not to take risks; if we have to use our resources on something then we need to know that what we’re getting is a good deal. Two key components for gaining belief and trust in your products and services are; how effectively you demonstrate your knowledge and the testimonials of
I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with serial entrepreneur and success coach Laura Timm. In this interview, we talk about her childhood and how she overcome social and cultural boundaries to reach her potential and achieve her dreams. As always, we’ve written a summary of the video below, but it’s always worthwhile to check
So here I am sitting in my prison clothes, fingers on the keyboard, posting selfies. To be honest it was a bit of a crazy week. It was a crazy week because every day I was posting questions and making remarks about my up and coming time in prison on all my social media outlets
One difficult realisation I had in my first year of becoming financially free was that it isn’t for everyone. Now I can feel you scoffing at the idea that someone wouldn’t want to have an insane amount of free time, or at the idea that someone wouldn’t want to have enough financial security to be able
At the urging of a mentor, I signed up to watch Tai Lopez’s “Million Dollar Blueprint” talk. Over the four-hour runtime, Tai shared a compilation mixtape of his favourite pieces advice that he’d gleaned from the books he’s read. In order to save you 3 hours and 53 minutes here are all his nuggets of
At the JTFoxx reunion event 2015, we had several great talks from Damien Elston CEO of the JTFoxx empire, but one stood out to me in particular. Damien Elston’s thoughts on fear. One important aspect of business Damien felt was essential to move ahead in business is the matter of fear. I had never really thought
We all self-sabotage ourselves. I see it in my actions and I see it in my friend’s actions. For example, as much as I would love to tone up and slim down, if a banoffee pie is offered to me, I WILL eat it. No questions asked. One of my friends has been in debt
Life can be monotonous. One reason I believe so firmly in helping you guys seek financial freedom is so your lives can be more VIBRANT. However for some, financial freedom isn’t what they need, what they really want is change. We’d like to buy better things, do more interesting projects, and have exciting adventures. The
Disclaimer: This article is not suggesting you skip the small print on letting agreements. This article is merely highlighting the most important terms to check on a letting agreement. Does anyone else hate reading the small print on important documents? *resounding yes* Cool. Does anyone actually read the small print on important documents? *The crowd goes
Not content with sharing all his incredible property knowledge, Ryan Windsor sat down with us once again. This time he tells us his own incredible journey to financial freedom, from dropping out of school at 16 without a penny to his name, to owning 11 properties and having a net worth of roughly £1,500,000. In
Sometimes I feel the concept of positive thinker has evolved into a new definition which has a cult status and damaged many a good person. What is the damage, how does it happen, and how can you avoid the danger? My friend runs a great political blog, and one of his writers recently posted an article
Hey readers, we’ve got a real treat for you today. The founder of Windsor Enterprises, writer of the Archant group’s business advice column, and all round good guy, Ryan Windsor sat down with us and discussed his journey from high-school drop out to achieving financial freedom. His route to financial freedom was through property, and
Alright, I’m done. I’m finished. I can no longer be positive about reading personal development books. They are, by and large, terrible. How many times can I put myself through reading the same pieces of information chopped up and regurgitated into endless lists, faux-ancient “laws”, and new age spirituality? “Success” books are a fantastic way
This week I’ve been on a bit of an investing binge, reading Investing for Dummies (review here), and If You Can (27 pages, insightful, and free). After reading more and more about investing, I’ve realised something… I don’t want to invest. At least, not yet. Turns out that there are a few things that you should do before you
Never in my life would I have expected a tenant to demand I get him a smaller bed. Since when did randy students prefer singles to doubles?! I must have missed that. Today’s article is a quick explanation to why every landlord should provide a small double bed over a normal or large size double bed. Double beds are
One of the excellent pieces of advice Darren Hardy’s The Compound Effect (review here) helped me remember is that, in most cases, you need people around you who you can help and they help you in return. We’ve been talking to you guys a lot about betrayal recently, so with this article I’m going to balance it out
+ Nate Chai reviews Micheal Gerber’s The E Myth revisited Dense. Dense is really the only way to describe Michael Gerber’s The E Myth. In 268 pages he outlines many of the traps that small business owners fall into, how to avoid them, and how to make a small business run without the owner. The