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The Shift From Ordinary to Wealthy…
Last week I wrote about three differences in the attitudes of ordinary people compared to the attitudes of the wealthy. T. Harv Eker talks about the poor versus the rich. Rich versus poor is too black-and-white and demeaning. Learn more about the shift from ordinary to wealthy.
How You’re Directly Impacted by the College Admissions Scandal
Recently the Los Angeles Times ran a front page article about the national college admissions scandal. While it might have made news across the country, it is even bigger news here because of the University of Southern California (USC) being such a big part of the...
Wealthy Attitude Conversation
As you are know, one of the most important keys to creating wealth is the right attitude. In a series of articles we spoke about 30 different attitudes the wealthy operate by that the majority of people don’t operate by. (If you missed the earlier articles in the...
Excuses or Solutions
When it comes to creating wealth you can choose to either have excuses or have solutions. In the past, I wrote about the either/or thinking, and this is the one example I can think of where you cannot have both. When you focus on the excuses why you cannot create...
I just discovered this
While listening to a video by Mary Morrissey (https://www.marymorrissey.com) about how to achieve your dreams, I discovered the steps she outlined are the same ones that I have been following and teaching for decades. While we may be using different words, we were...
Tax Lien Investing with Joanne Musa
What is a property tax lien and why would you want to buy one? Discover the answer to these questions and more in this interview with Joanne Musa author of Tax Lien Investing Secrets: How You Can Get 8% to 36% Return on Your Money Without the Typical Risk of Real...
Puts and Calls
Today’s article is a departure from my regular articles on the myths about money. Our portfolio manager has been using a strategy of puts and calls to enhance the performance of our investments and increase our income. You will not get any details on how to do this...
Meet Rennie…
Throughout his career, Rennie Gabriel, has been a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®), Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) and book publisher with about 80 titles published and in distribution on consumer education in real estate and finance. (http://GabrielBooks.com).
Since 1996 he has taught an extension course at UCLA based on his book, Wealth On Any Income. Locally, he owns and manages several apartment buildings through various corporations and limited partnerships.
His extensive knowledge on real estate and finance is useful to, not only those who own or invest in real estate, but to anyone striving for a better life by trying to achieve Complete Financial Choice®.