When people have no idea about considerably larger amounts of money than what they are accustomed to, they find it difficult to impossible to achieving it. But if that same person does in much smaller steps, then it becomes easier for them to realize the difference. Over time and dedication they can move into wealth.

I Personally believe that a person can move themselves in much more dynamic ways by tuning up the mind and beliefs that get in the way of bigger successes.

This is an example that not everyone is ready to take command of their mind and change it to accommodate a new reality.

Keep up the good work!

I believe you have a justifiable ‘Soap Box’ to stand upon. Many things begin at home, and wealth ‘under construction’ should be one of the topics undertaken by parents.

This topic alone may deserve an article of its’ own. I will be considering it in the near future.

Keep those comments coming…!

Thanks again,
Shannon

For the clarity (non BS)on some of the metaphors out their that seem to cut straight through our/my filters eg “penny saved is a penny earned” and belive that to be the truth.

and i think Parents teaching their children should possibly be a little more explanatory(if that is a real word) into what they tell their kids eg “a penny saved is a penny earned” little Johnny you will never get wealthy from this but if you can save a penny first imagine then if you could save a hundred,thousand etc.

and then have the 8th wonder of the world (compounding interest) working for their kids at an early age plus instilling good habits into them unfortunatly this is not taught in schools and are thankful for people as yourself.

i’ll get of my soap box now…
Alan kirke

Tom Humes