Comments on: Tips on How to Make a Million

By: Larry Nusbaum

Larry Nusbaum — Sun, 18 Feb 2007 17:15:19 +0000

I have no ego. I do not attribute road to anything but a little discipline (saving and then investing the savings) and a lot more luck (place & timing).Not to brain power.
Next, study after study show two main points: people who are organized in their finances are 39% wealthier than those who aren’t and married couples are wealthier than singles. I am Jewish male married to a Chinese woman….good combo. And, I am very organized.
I tried hard to duplicate other people’s success models and replicate my own method of success in real estate over and over.
Lastly, I was never too aggressive nor too conservative.

By: Frugal

Frugal — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 17:00:42 +0000

Laboring for the extra mile matters for the bigger success. But do remind yourself that even though you may not notice the hard work, your family will notice that you’re putting in extra hours.

Finding a proper balance is important to life, although in the short term, your career/money may not be as prosperous.

By: brian

brian — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 15:52:02 +0000

nice post. i believe the reason why people who love doing what they do experience faster wealth is because they are often engulfed in their “business” even if they do not realize. leisure time is spent reading, understanding, and playing around in the industry and you become and expert.

alot of studies show that most millionaires earned their wealth through their own business and LONG hours. while this is true, many of those hours do not equate to working at a job for someone else. you often do not slave for 80 hours a week but rather surround yourself with your interests (whether it be meeting with clients, businessmen, reading publications, planning, goal setting, etc…