The Biggest Fallacy in the World

Written by Colin Dunbar


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Onrepparttar other side ofrepparttar 123366 coin (no pun intended), a person can indulge in a business venture, and this way make money. Or lose it!

Whichever route is taken, it isrepparttar 123367 intelligence ofrepparttar 123368 PERSON that either makes money, or makes more money. This isrepparttar 123369 way it has always worked, and always will.

Even inrepparttar 123370 event where someone has a big windfall, like winningrepparttar 123371 lottery, this money can be squandered, or made to multiply. Whichever it is, it is up torepparttar 123372 person, to either invest wisely, or to spend endlessly. The history books are full of tales where enormous fortunes were won, and then lost.

Therefore, if it is your goal to make money, don't fall intorepparttar 123373 trap of believing that "money makes money"; it is a lifeless object, that cannot possible multiply withoutrepparttar 123374 intelligence of a human being. Rather, make it your goal to learn about money, and how to invest and use it to multiply.

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Colin is a technical writer, with a passion for goal setting, self motivation and entrepreneurship. He has written the book, "Invest In Yourself: How Passion and Persistence Leads to Success"


Avoid the Pitfalls of Too Much & Too Little

Written by M. LaVora Perry


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My oldest found a recipe onrepparttar Web. I insisted on whole wheat flour--telling her they will taste just as good. Pretzels must come after she and her brother's home work and violin lessons have been completed. But dinner is inrepparttar 123365 oven, which, if you know me at all, is a major feat all by itself. In any case, pretzels or no, I'm spendingrepparttar 123366 rest of this day withrepparttar 123367 ones who make my heart smile.

Speaking of which, a big smooch to my husband for stopping home for lunch and filling up my gas tank--literally. I'm not speaking in some type of romantic code here. The minivan was on "E"--I was living onrepparttar 123368 edge as usual. And props to my parents for helping to fill inrepparttar 123369 gaps to support my work as an author--I am truly blessed withrepparttar 123370 best family inrepparttar 123371 world.

Here's to health, happiness, peace, love and endless hope throughoutrepparttar 123372 year,

LaVora

In 1995 M. LaVora Perry became the first African-American card writer in the world's largest publicly-owned greeting card company--American Greetings. Her words have appeared on gift items on three continents. She is the author of the children's book Taneesha's Treasures of the Heart and the free children's e-book, Wu-lung and I-lung, which is available for immediate viewing from her Web site. She can be reached at lavora@fortunechildbooks.com.


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