eat you alive
I'm currently reading this book,
per the recommendation of my neighbor. He's also an electrical engineer, and we like to talk about business, and potential new business opportunities.
He said I would like it, and it has good points about growing your income.
I'm halfway through it, and I guess it has good points. Frankly, there's nothing there I find very revealing. The main thrust of it all is you shouldn't buy frivolous, non-money producing liabilities like cars and boats, and only ever buy things that make you money, like rental properties and good stocks.
Genius.
Oh wait, I already knew that.
It sort of side-steps the main issue involved with that theory, that I have been spouting since I was in high school, that it takes money to make money.
I've been trying to acquire rental properties and land for some time now, but it's tough to buy much when you don't have much.
Glad I didn't pay anything for this awesome advice.
per the recommendation of my neighbor. He's also an electrical engineer, and we like to talk about business, and potential new business opportunities.
He said I would like it, and it has good points about growing your income.
I'm halfway through it, and I guess it has good points. Frankly, there's nothing there I find very revealing. The main thrust of it all is you shouldn't buy frivolous, non-money producing liabilities like cars and boats, and only ever buy things that make you money, like rental properties and good stocks.
Genius.
Oh wait, I already knew that.
It sort of side-steps the main issue involved with that theory, that I have been spouting since I was in high school, that it takes money to make money.
I've been trying to acquire rental properties and land for some time now, but it's tough to buy much when you don't have much.
Glad I didn't pay anything for this awesome advice.