Increase your wealth

The articles on this website discuss ways to increase your wealth, make more money and achieve success through education, planning, trading, investing and running your own business:

  1. Define goals correctly so they can be achieved.
  2. Develop your plan one simple step at a time.
  3. Be happy and enjoy the process.

More money, in terms of cash in hand, is a necessary goal because, if you can learn how to get more money, you’ll have the means to be happy, healthy and make the world a better place.

There is more than one way to achieve the lifestyle you desire

Most people frame their goals in terms of the things they want and hope to earn enough money to pay for them. This is a flawed approach. Spending money works against accumulating wealth.

You can have the things you want and increase your wealth at the same time by using a more direct strategy.

You can find a new way forward by updating your concepts of success and concentrating on increasing your financial freedom.

By taking the right course of action you will become wealthy and win lasting financial freedom. How do you decide exactly what to do? Read the articles and get a financial education.

You’ll get results fastest when you focus on improving your education in the context of your personal financial plan, so it’s important to do some basic planning first, no matter how simple.

Trading, investing and business opportunities are everywhere. The secret is identifying the ones that are right for you and the first step is understanding your point of entry.

After having checked-out a few articles (our knowledge base), the next thing to do is take action. There are are are a set of links in the footer of each page to be used like this:

If you’re looking for an easy way to overcome your limitations and get started, take a moment to List what you think you cannot do.

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Happy New Year! We think supply chains will be meeting demand by the end of Q2. Many will also be improved to protect against future disruptions.
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It looks like investors have been more active this week as the markets have bounced down a few times in reaction to news (Omicron, inflation, jobs etc.). But values have diverged so much from fundamentals that we'll all be better off simply buying the dips.
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Optimism is powering the markets again, and why not.
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Getting out of certain stocks, at least temporarily, seems appropriate given current circumstances. It's also impressively restrained considering the large number of new retail investors who've joined the market recently.
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It's Labor Day weekend in the US and it's worth taking a moment to consider the builders of the past who created the infrastructure we still rely on to be successful. Things are changing now and there's a lot of real work to be done over the coming months & years. A new generation of builders will be needed to meet the challenges.
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Locally & globally, the pandemic hasn't ruined economies but it sure has shaken them up. Adding in the effects of a changing climate, we can see a lot of opportunities where profit and sustainability can be more closely aligned than ever before. Meanwhile, those who turn their backs on prevention & cure face personal consequences that become harsher by the day.
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4th of July weekend this year has brought fresh hope (on top of a strong Q2) for many. The economy is looking good for Q3 and inflation fears have been moderated. Covid variants still threaten however so please stay safe.
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The rules of supply and demand haven't changed. Supply chains are still in the process of recovering and none look particularly threatened. It's demand that's been pushing up prices, but should we be racing each other to spend? Prices fall back and inflation neutralizes wins.
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The old "Sell in May" adage was based on old behaviors that no longer apply. There is some selling going on at the moment but we are clearly at the start of an economic recovery - did you notice April?
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Easter break + National Financial Literacy Month = a great time to figure out what's happening in the markets. Predicting what will happen is much more difficult but if you invest decide to invest ethically your reward is not solely determined by your financial Return On Investment (ROI). The continuing rise of Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) is arguably one of most exciting, if under-reported, trends of the century.
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A little inflation goes hand-in-hand with a healthy economy but it's one of those things that's subject to a snowball effect, which is dangerous. We expect to see interest rates raised to keep it in check but this usually brings the markets down. At some point, value investing becomes valuable again.
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The meme stocks disruption was a success, as a disruption - it looks like there will be long term consequences. Also, a few ordinary people did make some money but the idea that the little guy stuck it to the man is a fantasy.
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Happy New Year! The New Year has arrived and we're looking forward to the Happy part showing up soon. 2020 created some new billionaires but pushed more than 100 million into poverty. Many more are looking over the edge right now. The team here stayed healthy. No-one caught the virus and we benefited from the time. We made around 8% investing green and locally - supporting real jobs - it felt good. We missed most of the big IPOs but we didn't short Tesla either.
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