Entrepreneurial Route

No.1 rule for 2016. Accept rejection.

No.2 rule of getting rich and staying rich is having pride on ownership. Create, develop and own businesses. Hustle for your last name rather then your first name.

Rule No. 1 to getting rich, know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. If you can't invest on asset, start with what you have, which is yourself.

There is no "perfect time" in the world of an entrepreneur.

Often, the more money you make the more money you spend; that’s why more money doesn’t make you rich – assets make you rich.

Let's be entrepreneurs guy's.

So true.

Here are some statistics from my five-year study on the daily habits that separate the wealthy from the poor?

72% of the wealthy know their credit score vs. 5% of the poor
6% of the wealthy play the lottery vs. 77% of the poor
80% of the wealthy are focused on at least one goal vs. 12% of the poor
62% of the wealthy floss their teeth every day vs. 16% of the poor
21% of the wealthy are overweight by 30 pounds or more vs. 66% of the poor
63% of the wealthy spend less than 1 hour per day on recreational Internet use vs. 26% of the poor
83% of the wealthy attend/attended back to school night for their kids vs. 13% of the poor
29% of the wealthy had one or more children who made the honor roll vs. 4% of the poor
63% of wealthy listen to audio books during their commute vs. 5% of the poor
67% of the wealthy watch 1 hour or less of T.V. per day vs 23% of the poor
9% of the wealthy watch reality T.V. shows vs. 78% of the poor
73% of the wealthy were taught the 80/20 rule vs. 5% of the poor (live off 80% save 20%)
79% of the wealthy network 5 hours or more per month vs. 16% of the poor
8% of the wealthy believe wealth comes from random good luck vs. 79% of the poor
79% of the wealthy believe they are responsible for their financial condition vs. 18% of the poor

True entrepreneurs don't play the blame game.

Entrepreneurship is a lifestyle.

A true entrepreneur creates and owns.

Don't wish that it was easy to be in business rather wish to be better in business.