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Sunday, July 27, 2008

Wealth

The dictionary defines wealth (noun), as a mass quantity of resources, money, goods, properties, etc. But how does one acquire wealth if not born nor married wealthy? Aesthetic appeal, academic excellence, work exemplary performance, special skills and talents, political influence and some hideous activities may contribute to wealth but the most practical method of amassing wealth believe it or not is, simply to source a specific commodity of value and trade this to the right channel in volume or repeated orders. It is not in the books. No one teaches it, but the wealthiest had proven this over and again. No college degrees, no special whatsoever, simply the ability to source a specific commodity of value and trade this with the right channel. Personally, you do need a little capital, a lot of perseverance, patience, self-discipline, some basic mathematics and accounting principles, logical thinking, pragmatic concepts, fitting temperament, human relation skills and a very positive attitude in life.

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