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Saturday, 9 June 2012

7 Cures to a Lean Purse-3


By now I know you have started your purse to fattening and you are controlling thy expenditure. Very good then, now you are ready for the next cure to a lean purse.

 No. 3: Make thy Gold Multiply:

What do you do with gold? Spend it, hide it, adore it, admire it, ignore it or save it? The view you have about gold (money) will go a long way to influence what you do with it.
Gold (money) in a purse is gratifying to own and satisfieth a miserly soul but earns nothing. The gold we may retain from our earnings is but a start. The earnings it will make shall build our fortunes. Money can labor. Unlike you, it has the ability to work for you without an expectation of a salary, so the more of it you employ, the faster and larger it will grow.
Rather than leaving your gold snoring and snorting in a savings account or in a box under your dirty old bed or in a secured hole, why not put your gold to work through an investment plan. Today’s market offers a lot of avenues for you to put your money to work. Why not invest in Mutual Funds (EPACK, iFund, MFund, etc), or be a part owner of a company through the purchase of shares, or invest in real estate, buy bonds or treasury bills or put your money in a fixed deposit account which yields good returns. The avenues are many, so put your money to work and make thy gold multiply.
The third cure to a lean purse therefore is this: “Put each coin to laboring that it may reproduce its kind even as the flocks of the field and help bring to thee income, a stream of wealth that shall flow constantly into thy purse.”
Having the knowledge that gold can work for us, the most feasible thing to do then is to constantly engage in finding avenues for employing your money with the resolve of making our gold work for us even harder than we work for money.
Practice this cure to a lean purse and see your wealth multiply. Shalom and see you tomorrow. I love you.
        

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