Quick Easy money is not a knew idea. Imagine if the truth was, its the only "type" of money that will make you wealthy.

If you consider the idea of you.....wealthy, really rich, so rich that you could buy and sell small countries. How do you imagine in your own mind that you achieved such an ambitious goal? Can you imagine that this would have eventuated from many years of hard work and saving? Or would there need to be some other effect present that could generate such astronomical results?

People have unusual ideas about wealth. The diversionary concepts of hard work and saving have their place. But I can assure you they have little to do with manufacturing sustainable wealth.

For example, I would replace hard work and saving with the word LEVERAGE. The concept that "quick easy money" is dishonest and unworthy of an honest persons attention, I would replace with the words CONCRETE RESULTS

I am not advocating dishonesty. But the mind-set of a millionaire is typically 180 degrees opposite of typical wisdom.

Quick and easy money is the ideal scenario for the well heeled deal maker. Its the sought after condition. Of course its certainly not whats found in the real world often enough, however it is definitely present often enough to seek it out.

Replace the words "quick fast easy money" with the words...capital gains. Now you could be heading in a new direction in your mind. Your thoughts may turn to complicated accounting terms and notions of some sort of Real Estate connection.

Well, both true, but not so complicated. A capital gain is bank talk for the difference on the purchase and resale of an asset with the difference being MORE then the original purchase price AND all the costs associated with ownership, disposal and other costs. When these are taken away, we are left with a capital gain.

Real wealth is accumulated with a series of capital gains, manufactured over time by buying well and selling well.

But where to begin.

Imagine being so broke that the typical idea of getting into Real Estate to get your capital gains wealth is just not a possibility.

A capital gain is a capital gain and leverage is leverage so I would become more informed about all these concepts if I were you, so this becomes clearer in your mind.

Where there's a will, there's a way.......ALWAYS.

My Very Best To You Martin Thomas

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