The Go-Getter's EagerBeaver

  Table of Contents an assignment 9 styles to set and execute your financial goals conclusion AN ASSIGNMENT Figuratively speaking, tons of water have passed under the bridge of "goals" and "goal-setting". There's nothing new under the sky: only style and flavour makes the difference Yet, as long as life goes on, more will still be said and written about it, as with other subjects in human history. Goals are what you have set your mind on achieving, usually within a short or long term period. Here are some examples of goals: When you desire to rise to a certain status or position... When you target the position of becoming the Managing Director or CEO of your company ... When you set your mind on actualizing a dream ..... When you have ambition to win the No.1 shirt in your country's Football team ..... etc Goals are assignments that have to be completed to get a pass mark called achievement or actualization. The process is implemented through a

Table of contents financial discipline common examples of unplanned spending 6 effects of unplanned expenditure conclusion FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE Discipline is a key factor in virtually all human endeavours. In business practices and administration particularly, fiscal discipline is everything and even more. It's an essential regulator and moderator of progress and rewards.  It's both contributory and accomplishing. It determines the difference between failure and success. Indeed, experience and history have aptly shown that lack of financial discipline is the most common cause of failure and frustration of a majority of promising businesses, activities, and goals. Unplanned spending must be regarded as an integral part of financial indiscipline. This becomes imperative owing to its negative impact on our financial status and standing. COMMON EXAMPLES OF UNPLANNED SPENDING 1. IMPULSE SPENDING This occurs when you buy something spontaneously or on a whim.  It doesn't matter wh

Table of Contents different strokes for different people 5 go-getter keys to prosperity conclusion DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT PEOPLE When I hear or come across statements like  "I am not gifted or talented, at least not like you",  it makes me wonder. Is there really anyone on Mother Earth who doesn't have at least one natural gift or talent? That, I believe, is absolutely impossible. Everyone is created with natural talents and abilities, we all possess potentials which make us unique. Just as our fingers are not equal in height, so are we blessed with different qualities and abilities. No one is totally empty.  Something good is always resident in us, believe me. You might not think much of what you have but I tell you this for free: Irrespective of circumstances you may find yourself in or that you may be experiencing right now,, Nature has given you the best natural tool and equipment under the sky: all you are required to do is to discover it or identify it, nur

Topics making an omelette vs real life situations 15 recommendations to grow your business conclusion                 MAKING AN OMELETTE VS REAL LIFE SITUATIONS Can anyone make an omelette without breaking eggs? Certainly not! Can one attain any form of breakthrough or success in life without sweating? Your guess is as good as mine. All I know is that the city of Rome was not built in one day. It's absolutely impossible for an omelette to come into existence when egg has not submitted itself as sacrificial lamb. In like manner, I have come to recognize certain strong similarities between omelette preparation and management of personal finance, corporate affairs, partnerships and other business activities and processes, even management of relationships, etc, which are very essential to actualizing the set goals. In the next paragraphs I am going to  explain 15 connections between omelette-making procedure and real-life situations. 15 RECOMMENDATIONS TO GROW YOUR BUSINES

  Table of Contents dialoguing with debt burdens 13 attractions to pay off your high interest debts conclusion                                                     DIALOGUING WITH DEBT BURDENS If you have never been in debt at any time in your life - if such a person really exists - then it would be a tall dream to have you appreciate or understand a subject like being in debt. It would be like attempting to explain an issue in Greek language to an uneducated and untravelled guy from another continent. There simply can't be any communication, because the subject and the audience are simply worlds apart and have nothing im common. To explain this more clearly: If you are healthy you can't understand what it means to be sick, no matter how sympathetic you might actually be. Only the person wearing the shoes can know where they pinch. Only a rabbit knows what the inside of a hole in the ground feels like. Debts are loads nobody loves to patronize or befriend.  Though we don

  Table of Contents in a dilemma the dream 17 arguments against deliberate delays conclusion IN A DILEMMA Are you confronted right now by a plethora of choices to make and in a dilemma which direction to turn? Are you considering postponing  acting on them and possibly thinking of waiting till another day? Possibly thinking of sleeping over it? There's absolutely nothing wrong  with thinking issues over, it's in fact the advisable action recommended for taking credible and effective decisions. However, one should avoid the falling into a habit of always postponing taking action on pressing matters. Often, due to the complexity or unappealing nature of some situations, one might be tempted to delay or withhold action on them. The problem here is that they keep getting worse and more complicated over time and nothing gets solved by leaving them unattended to. If you are in the habit of thinking you can always do it tomorrow, then you need to know this: Tomorrow might ju

  8  Topics Introduction Once upon a time 8 tactics to avoid going broke INTRODUCTION I am convinced that the best way to approach this subject is to begin with an analogy, which makes it easier for us to grasp and relate with the focus of this article. And that's exactly what I am going to do guys, so fasten your seat belts and sit tight! ONCE UPON A TIME Once upon a time a fool comes into possession of an inheritance, and it is a vast wealth. Rather than enhancing and growing his inheritance, the fool surrounds himself with lazy people, with sycophants and praise-singers. Like a drunk who mindlessly expresses himself in senseless or ridiculous activities, every day he paints the town red, goes on shopping sprees during which he buys unnecessary items for himself and others, gives money away as if he has a money-printing machine in his room.  He lives the high life, he buys all sorts of things he doesn't need, such as diamond-encrusted watches, luxury cars, useless subscriptio