Author: meylysa

#1 You Are Happier and So Is Your Money Did you notice when you are happier, everything in your life is better? It’s the same with your money too. You say nicer things to your loved one, yourself, your kids, your money. You might not believe it but the energy you send money makes a…

Here are 5 Common Financial Freedom Mistakes and How to Fix Them. Mistake and Fix #1 – Asking Yourself The Wrong Questions Instead of The Right Questions I find it easy sometimes to ask myself the wrong questions like “Why isn’t this working?” Asking questions actually gets your mind working hard to find solutions. So…

Want to look at a company’s income statement but don’t understand it? Well, today I’m going to help you learn how to read an income statement. An Income Statement shows you the income coming in, and the expenses paid out. Let’s go through one on Schwab together. Above is the Income and Operating Expenses portion…

This is an invitation to Join Us and Analyze Stocks in Today’s Market by Zoom meeting on Friday 7am HST / 1pm EST  Tomorrow and every Friday a group of us get together on Zoom at 7am HST / 1pm EST, to discuss what bonds and stocks would make good investments. It’s going to be…

  Here are 11 Cures to Common Thoughts That Inhibit Financial Freedom. #1 My bills are always paid on time Are you struggling to pay your bills on time? Then you must be thinking a lot about it yes? Well, your new thought is “My bills are always paid on time” #2 I am always…

This is a review of the Cashflow For Kids board game created by Robert Kiyosaki. I have played the game many times already with my son, who is 6 years old. You keep track of income with blue triangles (salary) and green circles (passive income). Expenses are Red squares. I like the visual way of…

I wanted to share a special tutorial today on how to balance the All Seasons Portfolio. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, I’ll explain it to you. So, an All Seasons Portfolio is where you allocate your money as follows: 7.5% Gold7.5% Commodities15% Intermediate Term US Treasuries30% Stocks40% Long Term US Treasuries So…

Want to use your influence to improve the lives of others now? Forget the economy or outside forces, look to yourself for your own inner power! #1 Way – Play When I was in College, freshman year, and I was just meeting anyone and everyone…I once invited a fellow freshman boy to my room to…

Type #1 The Accredited Investor This is an investor who must meet certain requirements of making at least $200,000/year for the last 2 years and expect to earn the same amount this year.  The requirement for a couple is $300,000. You may also qualify with a Net Worth of a million dollars. Various opportunities such…