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Why You Are Not Getting Rich Quickly?
By: John H. Kaighn
The
one thing I have learned, when it comes to building wealth, is the fact that
there are no short cuts to instant riches.
While there have been a few high profile incidents of extreme wealth
being created almost overnight, as in the case of Google and a few other
"instant" successes, even in these cases there has been huge risk and
extensive capital expended in order to create the wealth. In fact the most important factors, which
lead to success in business are the willingness to assume risk, willingness to
expend capital, the ability to focus on an idea and bring it to fruition and
some good old-fashioned luck.
While
I'll be the first to recognize there are some people who just seem to stumble
into a situation and are in the right place at the right time, or that some
folks will win the lottery, sell a stock at just the right time, or buy and
sell real estate for a quick profit, most people who have built wealth have
done so over time. Furthermore, they
approach investing with a disciplined plan and the relentless pursuit of their
dream. I will focus the rest of this
article on the people who build wealth through a disciplined approach. Following this model is more likely to lead
to the desired goal of financial security.
Many
people wish to own their own business and be an entrepreneur, but many of us
don't have the "brainstorm idea" which leads to a blockbuster
business, or one that totally changes the dynamics of a business model. Luckily, this is not necessary in order to
succeed as an entrepreneur. While it
would be nice to come up with one of these blockbuster ideas, there are plenty
of other ways to become the owner of your own business. Purchasing an existing business is one such
way to join the ranks of the business world.
There are individual businesses and franchises, which can be purchased
outright, or financed by various means.
This is usually an expensive endeavor, and usually requires leaving your
full time job in order to manage the business.
This also involves a degree of risk, but if you do your homework, and
devote the time it takes to manage the leverage of the purchase price, plus the
day to day operations, it can be an excellent way to build long term wealth.
If
the idea of owning a business while maintaining a full time job is more your
cup of tea, there are many business models which can facilitate this. Again, there is no free ride, because nobody
is going to provide you with all of the tools to run a profitable business,
without some cost. Unless you are
strictly interested in doing a specific task at home for a fee, most of the
business models I've reviewed for an at home or online business require money
to be spent for hosting a site, joining affiliates and marketing. These are reasonable expectations when you
utilize an existing franchise, or affiliate program. Developing multiple streams of income is very desirable and can
be achieved by developing a home business along with your full time job. While your goal may be to eventually quit
your full time employment, or augment retirement, developing an online or home
business can be a rewarding way to be an entrepreneur.
So,
if getting rich quickly is your main goal, then there is a good possibility you
will continue to go from one "cocktail party conversation" trend to
another, such as day trading or real estate flipping. We all know where those bubbles have led. This is the equivalent of gambling, and
while I know full well sometimes people do quite well gambling, I don't
recommend it as an investment technique.
If building real wealth is your goal, then developing streams of income
and systematically investing in diversified assets will lead to ever increasing
equity and financial security. One day
you'll look at your portfolio of investments and realize you've built wealth faster
than you thought possible.
John
Kaighn is a Registered Investment Advisor with Jersey Benefits Advisors and
writes articles on various business and investment information, ideas and
opportunities. For more information
about this and other topics you can visit http://www.johnkaighn.com and
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