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Daring To Be Vulnerable

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How to overcome fear of rejection

How to embrace vulnerability

Why vulnerability is important for personal growth

Daring To Be Vulnerable

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Spend

Spend

Spend less than you earn—invest the surplus—avoid debt.

Do simply this and you’ll wind up rich. Not just in money.

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Money And Freedom

Money And Freedom

Money can buy many things, but nothing more valuable than your freedom.

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Small Portion

Small Portion

Save a portion of every rupee you earn or that otherwise comes your way.

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Own Things!

Own Things!

You own the things you own and they in turn own you.

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Build Or Buy Equity In Business

Build Or Buy Equity In Business

If you don’t own a piece of a business, you don’t have a path towards financial freedom.

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Debt

Debt

Carrying debt is as appealing as being covered with leeches and has much the same effect.

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Saving

Saving

The greater the percent of your income you save and invest, the sooner you’ll have F-You Money.

Try saving and investing 50% of your income. With no debt, this is perfectly doable.

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The Financial Freedom

The Financial Freedom

Money doesn't buy happiness - it buys freedom.

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NAVAL RAVIKANTH

If you don’t own a piece of a business, you don’t have a path towards financial freedom.

NAVAL RAVIKANTH

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NAVAL RAVIKANT

Wealth creation is an evolutionarily recent positive-sum game. Status is an old zero-sum game. Those attacking wealth creation are often just seeking status.

NAVAL RAVIKANT

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Predict

Predict

Nobody can predict when these drops will happen, even though the media is filled with those who claim they can. They are delusional, trying to sell you something or both. Ignore them.

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NAVAL RAVIKANT

Making money is not a thing you do —it’s a skill you learn

NAVAL RAVIKANT

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Choice

Choice

Life choices are not always about the money, but you should always be clear about the financial impact of the choices you make.

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Avoid

Avoid

Avoid fiscally irresponsible people. Never marry one or otherwise give him or her access to your money.

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Stock

Stock

The stock market is a powerful wealth-building tool and you should be investing in it. But realize the market and the value of your shares will sometimes drop dramatically. This is absolutely normal and to be expected. When it happens, ignore the drops and buy more shares.

This will be much...

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  • Spend less money than you earn
  • Always plan for the future: you should always look forward beyond the current month
  • Make your money make more money: invest, start a business or invest in your education.

Defining Budget Deficits

Defining Budget Deficits

When you spend more than you earn and the total amount of money that you're spending turns out to be more than the amount that you're brining in causes a budget deficit.

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Money is expensive.

 Avoid debt on depreciating assets, and never incur debt in order to assuage your vanity (see rule number one). Debt has become normative, but don’t blithely accept it as a rite of passage into adulthood—debt represents imbalance and, in some sense, often a resignation of control. 

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