David Tiefenbach

Live Life Happy: Don’t let anyone treat you like you’re average. Don’t let anyone make you second guess yourself. Be secure in who you are and don’t tolerate disrespect.

A great video by Steve Harvey about taking a leap and getting yourself and your family to the next level https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osyMna3cbjM

Despite the age of Think and Grow Rich book, I found the underlying lessons it contained to be highly relevant to my life today. The most valuable ideas I gathered from this book: 1) You cannot acquire great wealth without a concrete plan for attaining that wealth, a serious passion that compels you to act on your plan continuously, and great faith that your plan will allow you to succeed.... 2) Many of the world's greatest achievers were passionate to the point of obsession, and in order to emulate their success, you must cultivate a desire until it becomes an obsession. 3) Material success does not come solely as a result of knowledge acquisition, but rather from one's ability to organize and transform specialized knowledge such that it can be delivered to a wide audience in the form of a product or service. 4) Persistence often makes the difference between success and failure. It is a state of mind that is essential to success and can be overcome through effort. 5) One of the common attributes of highly successful people is the ability to reach decisions quickly and to change them slowly. Most of us are the opposite You can find a copy here: https://www.live2enjoy.nl/page11.php

George Bernard Shaw once said, The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place. Picture this: someone is speaking to you, expressing their thoughts carefully for you to understand. You wait for the breaks in the conversation when you think they’ve finished talking, and then you interrupt with your own piece of information or repeat what was just said. Oh, I know just how you feel, you say, or I had the same thing happen to me. Let me tell you about it! You fail to listen. You create your own ideas. You miss the message and the opportunity to understand. It’s about your agenda, not theirs. Have you ever experienced this?

Do you dread going to work? Does your job leave you feeling empty and unfulfilled? Is there something more you should be doing with your life? Best known as the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad the #1 personal finance book of all timeRobert Kiyosaki This guy right here has opened my eyes to what is possible out there. ... He is an entrepreneur, educator, and investor who believes that each of us has the power to makes changes in our lives, take control of our financial future, and live the rich life we deserve.

Lots of people nowadays are looking for additional income. My life was forever changed when I heard Kiyosaki & his Cashflow Quadrant. Robert Kiyosaki designed the cash flow Quadrant, that is the 4 ways you can make money. ... E Quadrant - Those that belong to the category of employees exert their energy and effort, if they don't work, they don't get paid! S Quadrant. Those that belong to this work for themselves, make money, but don't have time to enjoy it, if they are not present at work, nothing is being done, they have to be at work for them to make money. B Quadrant. Those that are in this category have a system working for them, they build system even if they are not there, the system they built continue to make money for them. I Quadrant. Unfortunately, a small percentage of the population belongs to this group this set of people have money working for them, they don't rely on one source of income. They have multiple sources of income and they are not afraid to take the risk! WHICH CATEGORY DO YOU BELONG.....?