Category: Prosperity

philosophy

A Life Worth Living

Last week a podcast host asked me about the books that have impacted my life the most. As usual, I mentioned Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand, because it crystalized my revelation that in order to become happy, you must live by a congruent philosophy.

Creating Money Security and Money Freedom

Do you have a philosophy about wealth and financial security?
spirituality

Poverty is a Sin!

Somoen you know is a professional victim. (Hopefully it’s not you.) Maybe you know a few. Professional victims have drama and trauma “happen” to them constantly. The hurricane blows their roof off, the company they work for goes bust, they get a bad medical diagnosis, their lover cheats on them, their dog dies, and a meteorite lands on their pool deck. Then, next week, the dynamic repeats all over again.
leverage

This Can Be Your Prosperity Superpower…

Did your parents advise you to get a college degree so you could earn more? That used to be solid advice. Do you believe that having strong experience in an occupation is the secret to earning more? That too, used to be true. Were you led to believe that “white collar” jobs pay better than manual labor “blue collar” ones? That premise, like the two before it, is now irrelevant. Because the rules have changed...
mindset

Are You in a Prosperity Cocoon?

The most transformational decision in my life (and I’ve made many) was at 16 years old, when I decided to pack up what would fit into my 71 Plymouth and moved from Wisconsin to Miami. I had no job, no place to live, and knew not a soul there. But it fulfilled a dream to live in a tropical paradise, and I’ve never looked back.
relationships

Relationship Philosophy for Prosperity

If you came up with an idea for a brilliant start-up venture that could become worth billions, and then told your friends and family about it – how would they react? The answer to that question might literally be worth a billion dollars to you...
philosophy

Health Philosophy for Prosperity

There are seven major, life-defining philosophies you develop about prosperity – these 7 philosophies determine your worldview – and this resulting worldview regulates the level of prosperity you will experience.
critical thinking

Confessions of a Mad Scientist Philosopher…

Not sure anyone actually carries business cards any longer. I haven’t used one for 20 years. But if I did, pretty sure it would list my occupation as Scientific Philosopher. That label would certainly rankle highly educated readers, since I’ve earned the same number of college degrees as your cousins Pookie, Scooter, and Ray-Ray.