Archive for the ‘Financial Philosophy’ Category
The Bailout AKA No CEO left Behind
Posted in Financial Philosophy on October 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Unlimited Wealth From Passive Income
Posted in Financial Philosophy, Real Estate, tagged Finance, Franchise, Hunter Plescia, Investing, job, Money, passive income, Real Estate, Subway, time, Wealth on September 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I would rather earn 1% off a 100 people’s efforts than 100% of my own efforts. -John D. Rockefeller
There are two types of income:
1) Passive
2) Everything else
Passive income is simply income from a source that requires little to none of your time. Essentially, you earn passively.
Everyone has the same amount of hours in a [...]
Kicking The Filthy Habit Called A Job
Posted in Financial Philosophy, tagged college, Finance, Hunter Plescia, job, Money, passive income, rich, work on September 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A few people love their job and make due with what they earn, God bless them. Most people, however, hate their jobs but are dependent upon it. Similar to smoking or a drug habit, people are addicted because they need the fix (paycheck), but they hate the addiction and can’t break it cold turkey. A [...]
The Reason You Won’t Get Rich Even If I Doubled Your Salary
Posted in Financial Philosophy, Real Estate, tagged Finance, Hunter Plescia, Investing, Money on September 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is the most simple financial concept and most simply ignored. I have a theory that states: If a person receives a lump sum of money (inheritance, settlement, lottery, etc), that is more than that person could have earned with their own business potential, then they will lose every penny. By lose, I don’t [...]
