It costs little to nothing to find out more about your finances, how to control them, and create wealth.
Wealth Virtues Journal: January 19, 2012
Wealth Virtues Journal: October 6, 2011
Do You Have a Job, or Would You Rather be Like Jobs?
You may be thinking of spending dollars on something like a lottery with a one-in-a-bazillion chance of winning, or you can increase your personal income using your own ingenuity, passion, and some get-started ideas here.
Wealth Virtues Journal: December 21, 2010
Write Your Way into a Larger Paycheck
If you are not sure what your manager is going to write about you, try writing it for your eveluation yourself!
Wealth Virtues Journal: August 17, 2010
Money from Mayhem (or Dollars from Dullards)
If LA Car chases are news for national consumption, then television broadcasters need to do a better job of using it to generate ad revenue.
Wealth Virtues Journal: May 27, 2010
Getting Paid for Free Services
I have always been amazed at the means by which individuals and businesses are able to provide either deep cuts to the sale price of a product, or provide a “free” service to a customer that still makes them money. We often use the terms “mark-up”, “hidden costs”, or the more mercurial, “smoke and mirrors” to describe this.
Wealth Virtues Journal: May 24, 2010
How to Generate Income with Free Time and Free Tools
In my book, Wealth Virtues, I discuss various means for eliminating debt. After cutting expenses, creating some means of deriving additional income is the next logical step. To do so, one must evaluate the cost, either in time or capitol, to invest in that new endeavor. I suggest using Benjamin Franklin’s virtue of Industry as the guide to devote time, rather than money, in this effort. Of course, the time you devote to this effort must be balanced with your duties to your family and other means of employment. Once you have resolved to dedicate your newly found “free time” to this effort, let me suggest some entirely free tools to provide the path for this additional income.
