Submitted by Dave Fleischer on
As a father, mother or grandparent who has done well in life, you have probably considered giving financial gifts to your adult children or grandchildren while you are still alive instead of, or in addition to, providing an inheritance to them when you are gone. There are certainly benefits to doing that -- for your beneficiaries … and for you.
Submitted by Linda Ockwell-Jenner on
Writing a book is fun and has so many benefits attached to it. A couple of reasons people decide to write their own book could be:
Submitted by Steve Bentley BA CFP on
It seems all generation have labels these days. The most prevalent and popular current category is for people born in the early 1980s to 2000, referred to as Millennials. Millennials are now the largest generation in the workforce. By 2017, they're expected to have a monumental spending power of $200B a year. This is something all business owners need to pay attention to. If you want a successful modern business, you need to attract the millennial market.
Submitted by Steve Bentley BA CFP on
I had the privilege of meeting for the first time the other day with a young person just launching their career as a Financial Advisor. I enjoy mentoring and admire people just getting started in their own business. It's a very difficult thing to do. Some people are very intimidated by it. Our topic of conversation led to discussing how to market oneself. Personal branding and developing an online presence is important to establish early. Businesses selling an intangible product or service and engaged in “intangible marketing” can find it challenging.
Submitted by Chris Davis on
There are ways to protect your business against ransomware attacks. In this e-book you’ll learn how the malware is spread, the different types of ransomware proliferating today, and what you can do to avoid or recover from an attack. Hiding your head in the sand won’t work, because today’s ransom seekers play dirty. Make sure your organization is prepared.
Submitted by Steve Bentley BA CFP on
There is one thing that all successful entrepreneurs have done consistently… Fail. Is it really failure? Or is it the first incomplete step to success? It’s no secret that our worst fear is often failure. But what if failure was actually a good thing? What if we can learn from those failures?
“It's fine to celebrate success but it is more important to heed the lessons of failure.”
Bill Gates
Submitted by Janet Benedict on
This article is directed at people in home business sales, but works for any business/situation.
Submitted by Dorothy Sinding on
If you’ve trained at the Elite Training Facility, or ever talked to either Clint or myself, you’ve heard us preach over and over again to get your protein in. Yes, it’s great for weight loss and building lean muscle, but today we wanted to dig a little deeper and talk about the many other important functions of protein. It’s not just about weight loss!
Submitted by Dave Fleischer on
Many Canadians do not build these costs into their budget, opting instead to hold their breath and try to pay each bill as it comes up. Every child should play sports, but not everyone can pay for it. Here’s how to make sure those games don’t break the bank... http://investorsgroup.com/more/en/2016/05/affording-the-cost-of-childrens-sports/
Submitted by Steve Bentley BA CFP on
There are so many people whose only restriction from being successful is their prohibitions. You certainly can’t be successful if you have the wrong mindset. If you want to succeed live in life, you must overcome your biggest fears.
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