University of Wealth

26/05/2017

[calling all would be investors]

What does it mean to you if you can shorten your learning curve and avoid costly mistakes in investment?

What if there's a new way to allow you to enjoy your profits immediately?

All this is possible and I want to share how you can do it over here
https://professionmastery.com/uwlp/simple-investing-mastery/

WORLD'S EASIEST AND DEFINITE WAY TO PROFIT FROM INVESTMENT WITHIN 12 MONTH AND SAY BYE BYE TO WORK

25/03/2017

Mr. Darren Lee, the founder of University of Wealth delivered his first class session in Malaysia.

26/10/2016

It's not because things are getting more and more expensive, it is because the purchasing power of your money is getting more and more weak!

We are no longer in an economy that allow us the luxury to save, save and save! Look at the graph, what it means basically is that your USD 1 in 1913 is now worth less than USD 0.10. The more you save, the more you lose!

Start hedging your money against the loss of purchasing power instead of saving them!

04/10/2016

03/10/2016

AIA survey uncovers 3 gaps in critical illness coverage here

-Published 21st August 2016

Singaporeans are financially unprepared for critical illnesses, while those who have recovered from such a condition are concerned about not having protection should another debilitating illness strike.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

23/08/2016

' ... emotional explosions are neural hijackings. At those moments, evidence suggests, a center in the limbic brain proclaims an emergency, recruiting the rest of the brain to its urgent agenda. The hijacking occurs in an instant, triggering this reaction crucial moments before the neocortex, the thinking brain, has had a chance to glimpse fully what is happening, let alone decide if it is a good idea. The hallmark of such a hijack is that once the moment passes, those so possessed have the sense of not knowing what came over them.'

-Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ

23/08/2016

'These two fundamentally different ways of knowing interact to construct our mental life. One, the rational mind, is the mode of comprehension we are typically conscious of: more prominent in awareness, thoughtful, able to ponder and reflect. But alongside that there is another system of knowing; impulsive and powerful, if sometimes illogical - the emotional mind.'

-Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ

15/08/2016

'Don't get caught up in all the crap. Acknowledge the problem, and then shift your attention immediately to possible solutions. Start by first thinking about what is good about the existing situation. Then dream up scenarios in which things are better. Then come up with as many ideas as you can of ways to attain the results you want. Write down these ideas without judging them. So not let your mind come up with reasons why your ideas can't work. Then take the best ideas and act on them. Your constructive actions will eventually lead you to a solution.'

-Think Big and Kick Ass in Business and Life

15/08/2016

'Everyone makes mistakes; all of us. Do not jump down the throat of every employee who makes a mistake. If you punish every mistake severely, you set a standard that is hard to achieve. Many people will play it too safe in order to not make mistakes. Mistakes will decrease, but so will productivity and ingenuity. If you want extraordinary results, you have to give people enough space to manoeuvre. You have to learn from mistakes, and you have to forgive and forget sometimes.'

-Think Big and Kick Ass in Business and Life

04/08/2016

'The problem with earning income is that it's an incredibly limited, linear process. Work an hour, earn a dollar; work two hours, earn two dollars. It depends on you, which means you can never stop. As I said before, it's a trap. Most people instinctively sense that, but they assume that the way out of the trap is to earn more income. But earning more income doesn't change the basic fact of being tied to your income. In fact, often earning more income only serves to draw the noose tighter.'

-The Business of the 21st Century