If YOU Knew Then... What Can YOU Do Now To Make Good Money

Phew... this week's theme - If YOU Knew Then What YOU Know Now.. - has taken a serious turn into the realm of providing solutions for those who require to make some money... NOW!

As said yesterday, 'desperation' is not the best foundation for making money... but, let's face it, it sure provides the motivation.

So, ask a good question and let's see what we can come up with.

What Can YOU Do Now To Make Good Money?

Now, that's a good question that requires some focus, introspection and perhaps a little research.

The challenge is whether YOU are prepared well-enough to know how to make good money... NOW!

So (note to self), today I know that if YOU don't have money around, perhaps YOU need to first learn something (or re-learn) about YOUR thoughts on money and why it might be so scarce in YOUR life.

I'd recommend that YOU do nothing more than sit back and relax... and READ (or re-read) the following books... each in one day (I'm talking about intense focus and commitment here) - don't put the books down until YOU have finished them for that day (YOU can do it) - take notes:

Day One: Rich Dad, Poor Dad - by Robert Kiyosaki
Day Two: Cash Flow Quadrant - by Robert Kiyosaki
Day Three: Think & Grow Rich - by Napoleon Hill

Then on Days Four & Five YOU can focus on answering the question - What Can YOU Do Now To Make Good Money? - with a better, more informed and prepared, frame of mind.

(P.S. Read my update change of opinion to above: Take A Good Book & MASTER It - Re-read A Good Book (part 5) )

Let's close today's thought with an 'interview' comment or 3 from the fourth (someone who I have brought forward in my list to suit this post) of our potential virtual Board of Advisers:

Robert Kiyosaki - Author/Speaker - Financial Education, Self-Help, Motivation - Investor

1. ‘The LACK of money is the root of all evil.’
2. ‘Study to be rich, understand how money works and learn how to have money work for you.’
3. ‘..true learning takes energy, passion, a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.’

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