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20 November

An Ultimate Lifestyle Secret - The Power Of Accountability

Submitted By: Gilbert Griffiths

Accountability means being held to account, scrutinized, and being required to give an statement or explanation of your actions and decisions.

Somewhere in the last half century or so, society as a whole seemed to forget that there was such a thing as individualized responsibility or individualized accountability. Whether accountability and responsibility disappeared in the rush to claim the almighty dollar as the most important thing in life or whether they disappeared along with morality in favour of “the right of an individual to do whatever they want” is unknown. What is known, however, is that when individuals no longer felt that they were responsible for their own actions, society began to crumble.

Today, when someone does something that they should not do, instead of being prefabricated to grappling the consequences blame is shifted to their parents, the environment or the location where they were raised, their schooling or demand thereof, alcohol, drugs, the government or some other thing. The individual is never held accountable. That is pure crap. If the mortal is not mentally deficient, then they know the difference between right and wrong. If they know the difference then they also know if they do something that they will have to pay the consequences.

It is time that parents, teachers, religious leaders and the courts start teaching children from an primeval age that they must take responsibility for their actions and that they are accountable for everything that they do. - Click here to read more ...


19 November

What Your Lifestyle Means To Your Investing Strategy

One of the biggest rewards of long term investing is the opportunity for you to support the stocks you purchase.

Unlike day trading you are holding on to a piece of a company that most of the time you can personally support. Here are a few tips on supporting your portfolio.

The first step in investing to your lifestyle is to make a list of doable stocks according to the products you use.

Behind many of the products we use every day, there is a company that may be a great long-term investment, so start with a list of potential companies to look in to. Here are some idea’s to get you started.

What kind of soft drinks does your family drink What brand of clothes do you wear, and where do you buy them What type of car do you drive Who prefabricated your TV VCR Computer DVD Player Cell phone Where do you buy groceries, and what brands do you buy every time you shop What about entertainment Where do you rent movies, or go out to see new releases Which movie studio has place our some of your favorites What’s your favorite restaurant Fast food chain Get the intent Keep going until you have filled at least one page. Just run through a typical day from toothpaste to motor oil, you’ll probably have at least a hundred different companies that you buy products from.

The second step is to find out which companies are publicly traded, and have the stocks have done for the last 5, 10, and 20 years. Use a professional to help with choosing the best investment choices.

Once you invest in a company, you need to keep up your support. That’s the cushy part. If you invest in Coke, why would you drink Pepsi If you invest in Chevy, which dealership will you go to for your next car If you invest in a restaurant chain, where would you suggest your friends go to dinner What other product does that company make, and do they own other businesses. Even though you don’t own the company outright, it still like paying yourself every time - Click here to read more ...