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Wealth Creation Tips Series Table of Contents
Chapter 1: The Missing Piece
Chapter 2: Realization
Chapter 3: Revelation
Chapter 4: Rebellion
Chapter 5: Awareness
Chapter 6: Contracting
Chapter 7: Capstone
Chapter 5: Awareness
Have you ever stopped to listen to the market around you? The final step of this equation to wealth is FINDING A SCALABLE SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM.
Your solution needs to affect a magnitude of people. Starting a is not scalable. You're constrained to the local area and the footfall of that area but a franchise now, that's more scalable.
If your solution is a piece of software, when the software is built you can scale it infinitely online without needing to worry about things like production or shipping costs as it's all done digitally. Using affiliate marketing and understanding how to be a brand ambassador for yourself.
Find a problem in the market; Provide a scalable solution to that problem, then the odds are you're going to be successful. If you're looking for a true infinite scale, good luck finding it in a job. Sure, you might be able to make a decent living wage working 40 hours a week. But you'll only be able to generate income while working. Once you stop working, your income stops.
Just because you start your own business doesn't mean you've achieved true scale. If your business is based on scaling up one commodity that requires your time to produce (e.g., teaching yoga classes) then all you've done is disguise your old job as a new business. There are only so many yoga classes you can teach in a day, so your income is still time-bound.
The key to achieving true scale is to create solutions that can run 24/7 without your constant involvement. Creating an online course that people can access at any time, setting up a blog that runs while you sleep, understanding affiliate marketing, or developing a software application that can be used by anyone, anywhere in the world. When your solution is scalable, that's when you start to see the real benefits of owning your own business.

Automation also plays an important role in achieving scale. By putting systems and processes in place, you can free yourself up from the day-to-day grind and focus on more important things. Artificial Intelligence helps you trade your time for production.
So, if you're serious about achieving infinite scale, make sure your solution is truly scalable - and automated. If you've ever found yourself in a position thinking, "I could do this better," then you're in the right mindset for starting your own business.
Chapter 6 - Contracting
Tasking yourself with everything is a bad thing as much as you may think you're the best. There's someone out there that can do a better job than you once you've found a solution. It's your job to make sure that the solution can be accessed by everyone in your market.
It's not about your ego and it's not about what you're passionate about. The market doesn't care about your passions. So now that you have your profitable business running with the right systems and processes in place, it's time to move on and reap what you sow.
There are two likely paths you're going to face at this point: you either continue your business or cash in and sell. This is the acquisition the moment someone buys the solution that you spent years building from the ground up.
Regardless of which path you choose, remember that starting a business is only the beginning of your journey. It's up to you to see it through to the end.
For most of us, money is just a piece of paper - or a number on a screen.
Its value is only backed up by our belief in its value. From the very start, this was never about money.
Paying off the mortgage, buying your dream car, traveling around the world, never having to worry about your financial situation... it's the freedom that you were looking for. Your destination wasn't anything monetary-related. It was a feeling, a sensation. And you achieved it!
So, now I ask you - what was it all for, anyway?
The ability to do what you want whenever you want without ever having to cast the thought towards Can I afford this?

Have I used up all my holidays for the year? How am I going to pay the rent?
Will I be able to live off my pension? What dreams do I have to sacrifice? Because I can't afford to pursue them. The most important lesson from this video series was never about the nature of money.
It was about the one valuable resource that we all have - the one resource we will never be able to reclaim - time.
Break the cycle: Get up, Go to Work, Come Home, Watch Netflix, Go to Sleep, and Repeat. It's like Groundhog Day, but without Bill Murray's charm. If you’re fine with that reality.

You choose your path. If working a 9-5 job is for you, 40 hours a week, 2-week vacations per 365 days, then that's you. The most you got from this video series was a little entertainment and a change in perspective.
Those that understand the other side; have the desire to never need to worry about money ever again.
And so, I feel the need to remind you: stop chasing money, chase problems, and find the solution to those problems.
Wealth Creation Tips FAQs
How do mutual funds and saving money work together?
One simple way to think of it is that a mutual fund is like a big basket into which you can put many different kinds of investments, such as stocks, bonds, and cash. When you buy shares in a mutual fund, you're buying a piece of this basket. The mutual fund company then takes all the money from people who have invested in it and uses it to buy shares in lots of different companies or other types of investments.
What is wealth building?
Wealth building is the process of accumulating assets and savings that can be used to generate income and support a lifestyle. The most important part of wealth building is to have a solid financial plan in place that includes short-term and long-term goals, as well as strategies for achieving those goals.
There are many different ways to build wealth, but the most important factor is consistency. You need to make saving and investing a regular part of your life, and stay disciplined even when times are tough. With time and effort, you can create a strong financial foundation that will help you secure your future.
Do all retirement accounts come from salary employment?
No, there are three types of retirement accounts:
- Employer-sponsored retirement account, such as a 401k or 403b. This account is sponsored by your employer and the contributions come out of your paycheck before taxes are taken out.
- Individual retirement account (IRA). This is an account that you open yourself and the contributions come out of your post-tax income.
- Roth IRA. A Roth IRA is an individual retirement account that is funded with after-tax dollars, but the earnings on the contributions are tax-free when you withdraw them in retirement.
What age is too late to build wealth?
You're never too late to start building wealth. However, the sooner you start, the more time you'll have to grow your wealth. But the sooner you get started, the better off you'll be in the long run.
How can I make more money with my hobby?
There are a few ways to make money with your hobby. One way is to start a small business around your hobby. You could sell products that you make yourself or offer services related to your hobby.
Another way to make money with your hobby is to monetize your blog or website about your hobby. There are several ways to do this, such as by selling advertising, affiliate marketing, or digital products such as e-books or online courses.
Finally, you can also look for opportunities to monetize your skills and knowledge related to your hobby. For example, you could give talks or workshops, write articles or columns for magazines or websites, or create training materials related to your hobby.
What is a good active income stream?
Several good active income streams can provide you with a steady stream of income. Some of the most popular include working a traditional job, freelancing, or starting your own business.
Working a traditional job is probably the most common way to generate active income. It can be relatively stable and secure, but it also typically comes with less flexibility than other options.
Where can you research income-generating stocks?
You can research individual dividend-paying stocks by checking out websites like Morningstar.com or TheStreet.com, or you can research entire lists of dividend-paying stocks by checking out websites like Dividend.com or TheDividendInvestor.com. These websites will provide you with detailed information on the financial health of each company.
After I make a purchase does the credit card debt cycle charge immediately?
There can be a delay of a few days between when you make a purchase and when the credit card company starts charging you interest on that purchase. This delay is called the "grace period" and gives you some time to pay off your purchase before you start accruing interest.
However, it's important to note that even if you don't carry a balance from month to month, you can still be charged annual fees and other penalties by your credit card company. So be sure to read the terms and conditions of your credit card agreement carefully to understand what fees and penalties are associated with your account.
Is a job, social security, or even an emergency fund enough to retire at 65?
It depends on your lifestyle and spending habits. If you're used to living a modest life and don't plan on indulging in many luxuries in retirement, then a job, social security, and the emergency fund may be enough. However, most people find that they need more money to live comfortably in retirement.
One option is to save up as much money as possible while you're still working so that you can retire sooner. Another option is to invest your money wisely so that it will grow over time and provide you with a larger income stream in retirement. Whatever path you decide to take, it's important to start planning for retirement now so that you can make the most of your golden years!
How do I create financial goals?
The first step is to define what you want your money to do for you. This can be anything from having enough money saved to cover your monthly expenses, to saving up for a down payment on a home, to amassing a million-dollar net worth.
Once you know what your goal is, you need to come up with a plan for how much money you'll need to save and how long it will take you to reach your goal. This is where most people get tripped up because they don't have a good understanding of how compound interest works or what their current spending habits are costing them in the long run.
The final step is to create a timeline and put together a budget that will help you reach your financial goals. This budget should include a savings plan for how much money you'll need to set aside each month to reach your goal. It should also account for any debts you need to pay off and any other financial obligations you have.
In an equity market, what wealth creation strategies should I look at?
There are a variety of wealth-creation strategies that can be employed in an equity market. A few of the most common include buying stocks, investing in mutual funds, or purchasing exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Each of these strategies has its own set of risks and rewards, so it's important to do your research before deciding which one is right for you. And remember, no matter which strategy you choose, it's always important to keep an eye on your portfolio and make sure you're comfortable with the level of risk you're taking.
What current income streams do billionaires have?
Billionaires have a variety of income streams, but some of the most common are:
- Investing in businesses and real estate
- Founding or owning a company
- Receiving royalties or dividends from investments or businesses
- Donating money to charity
- Receiving interest payments on savings or investments
Change Wrap Up
I hope you enjoyed Chapters 5 and 6 of our series. Make sure to review our final chapter of the Wealth Creation Series - Chapter 7 - Capstone. Are YOU ready for some real talk about making money work hard on your behalf? Wealthy people know the importance of having multiple income streams. If you are working on just one thing, then there's no guarantee. Again, find a scalable problem, focus on the solution - then monetize. Make to check out all chapters of the series. Thank you for being the change in your community.
Wealth Creation Tips Series Table of Contents
Chapter 1: The Missing Piece
Chapter 2: Realization
Chapter 3: Revelation
Chapter 4: Rebellion
Chapter 5: Awareness
Chapter 6: Contracting
Chapter 7: Capstone
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