A serious question today and some tough love . . .
Do you actually have time for wealth?
I'm not talking about investment horizon here - I'm talking about priorities.
I received an email from ex-subscriber R.E. who wrote to tell me why she was unsubscribing: "I will continue to work my way through your website, as and when I have time. But I don't have time for daily emails."
I know how she feels - I didn't have time to write all those emails either.
But I still did it.
I made it a priority.
I considered it a sort of radio beacon delivering repeated messages of hope for those who've had enough and really are serious about improving their lives (and, yes, when you learn smart, realistic ways to build wealth and income, it improves ALL areas of your life).
These frequent emails - and the hundreds of informative pages on this site - are my attempt to cut through all the investing noise, clutter, terrible advice, and self-serving messages designed to discourage us from taking active control of our own lives.
Look - I understand. We're all pressed for time, even people like me who have the luxury of working from home and the opportunity to focus on projects of our own choosing.
We all live in the same world - a world that never turns off or, for that matter, even turns down.
Everything is always on, connected, beeping, vibrating, demanding our attention.
Most of us have a ton going on in our lives, and much of it is important.
But here's the truth we all know - a lot of it isn't.
I'm not trying to be a cranky old cliche here, but the runaway success of the Kardashians, Honey Boo Boo, and Duck Dynasty wouldn't be possible without a whole lot of people living life primarily from their couch.
Too many people are content to worship - or envy - success without being hungry enough and committed enough to actively pursue it.
Kudos to Mark Zuckerberg for building Facebook.
But just imagine everything that hasn't been built because of the massive time suck that Facebook has become.
So I ask again, do you have time for wealth?
Is it a priority?
Is it a true desire . . . or a passive wish?
The good news is that successful investing - or successful value investing with options - isn't particularly difficult OR time consuming.
It doesn't require years of study, convoluted training, or an advanced degree in mathematics.
Once you understand and truly "get" the underlying principles, it quickly becomes common sense, and you can't imagine investing any other way ever again.
I've put together the best program I possibly could to teach you the principles and strategies of Leveraged Investing.
When you join the Leveraged Investing Community, I show you how this kind of investing can dramatically speed up the wealth and income-building process, and I demonstrate exactly how I implement all this in the real world week in and week out.
The more we focus on the truly important things in life, the more our lives begin to improve such that we find ourselves with more and more time to do only the things we really want to.
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