Posted by Jawar on May 3, 2013 at 1:29 PM
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There’s a general Three Step Success System for creating and sustaining financial wealth and that is to “THINK, PLAN, EXECUTE!” A more specific approach is to earn, save and invest your money as wisely as possible. Many of us are often taught to invest in company sponsored 401(K)’s, IRA’s, mutual funds, individual stocks, commodities, gold, silver and real estate. Some of us take it a bit further by starting and/or becoming investors into private businesses. These are all great steps in the right direction and help set a course for creating financial stability and growth for ourselves and the “family business.”
One of the things that many of us are not educated on or find very attractive is investing in useful land. By useful land we mean land where you may grow food and/or raise livestock. Without useful land most of us would not be able to feed ourselves.
“In 1920, African Americans owned 14 percent of all farms in the United States. Today, African Americans own less than 1 percent of farms in the U.S.; and in 1910, nearly one million African-American farmers owned 15 million acres of land. By 1969 that number decreased to 6 million acres of land.” Maria Lloyd
THE NEED: Without useful land you’re unable to grow your own organic fresh fruits, veggies and herbs. It’s unwise to continue to depend on large multinational corporations and governments to ensure you have access to healthy foods to feed you and your family. Many of the foods you now consume is poison which among many are the cause for your mental and physical aliments including, but not limited to depression, diabetes, heart related diseases and cancer.
THE SOLUTION: Start thinking, planning and acting in accordance as a freed person. Earn, save and invest your financial resources. Begin to grow organic fruits, veggies and herbs wherever you are. Even one or two things becomes beneficial. As your money and the money of your family business increases begin to acquire useful land, organic fruit, veggie and herb seeds, farming and agricultural equipment. These assets are worth far more than many of the material goods you now own or are thinking about owning. Had the generations before us been more focused we would have kept more land in our communities which would have increased power. For a freed people who can not feed themselves are not very free at all. If not for you then for your children’s children, both those born and unborn. Think legacy! This is not the only solution, but offers one for consideration.
You may plant something to eat in your backyard, front yard, side of the house, planter box, roof top, apartment balcony and so forth. Find and/or create a place to start planning something you can eat. Involve your youngest to eldest child in the process. You have a right and obligation to eat the healthiest foods possible at all times.
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The Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association, BFAA
“THINK, PLAN, EXECUTE!” -JAWAR
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Posted by Jawar on May 1, 2013 at 11:27 PM
Someone told me… “Jawar, I never get lost in a fantasy of how the world is supposed to be and project that fantasy onto reality, I prefer to look at the world the way it is.”
My response was “we are in a fantasy world making our reality.”
Notes below not included in my original response to the person in question.
Here we are reminded we are limited only by our creative imagination. Whenever someone tells you they deal in reality, perhaps you will remind them that creation itself came out of imagination and all that man/woman has created came first out of the mind, thought, creative imagination for nothing is real until it is made sew. In fact, I could write an entire book on this, but I have others that are ahead of that one.
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Posted by Jawar on at 10:54 PM
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Remember to always create your ebooks from the readers perspective. By this I mean ask yourself who is the intended audience, do they want how to information, comedy, fiction and so forth. Feed the hunger that your readership has and over time they will reward you greatly.
Many of you will work as you should to brand, market, promote and publicize your ebooks, but it’s extremely difficult to buy that type of genuine enthusiasm a reader may share when they’ve read a compelling book because of one reason or another.
Court your reader as though they’re the only reader that matters. Craft your material to speak directly to them. This is especially true when creating ebooks that will have your real name on them as opposed to a ghostwriter’s name you’ve created.
My first paperback was published in 2004 and today I received a message from someone interested in my books. In 2004 Kindle wasn’t around, in fact, Facebook wasn’t around at least not as the commercial and social media behemoth it has become today. My point here is you never know how new and emerging technologies may adjust, but when you create high quality, high value products/ebooks for your target market, you’ll have positive impact and that’s what will supersede the technology in many instances.
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Posted by Jawar on April 30, 2013 at 12:12 PM
According to Blackbluedog.com “Blacks are doing worse than any other racial group. Data from the study revealed that the average white family had about $632,000 in wealth, versus $98,000 for black families and $110,000 for Hispanic families.”
POSSIBLE POSITIVE SOLUTIONS:
1-Focus on personal growth and development. There tends to be a wealth correlation between self-made millionaires and their continued thirst for personal growth and development. This may be done by reading books and magazines on the subject, listening to audio books, watching various Youtube videos, attending seminars, webinars and participating in mastermind groups. You may want to search for information by Napoleon Hill, Earle Nightingale, Les Brown, Jim Rohn, the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, Minister Farrakhan and many many more.
2-Start a business. There are a number of ways to earn additional revenue. If you have access to a computer and the internet you may find that making money online using an automated system to be most beneficial. Some of the ways may include, but are not limited to ebook publishing, affiliate marketing, selling Ad space on your website/blog, many people begin with Google Adsense and grow from there, selling your own products using a drop ship company may be most beneficial as well.
3-Create a will, get a term life insurance policy for an amount much larger than what it would cost for your final services. For example, consider securing a $1,000,000+ dollar policy. If you can’t afford it initially, start where you are and grow from there as your income increases, it will increase as you start and invest in profitable business ventures. Have specific directions within your will as to how the money in your life insurance policy is to be used. This will increase the chances family members don’t squander away the money you had intended for them to live a better life and have a greater leg up then what you had. You’ll also want to research Trust and how they may be used as a financial instrument in conjunction with your will, life insurance policies and so forth.
4-If your company has a sponsored 401(k) or similar program, you’ll want to consider investing in it, especially if they have matching funds. You’ll also want to set up other retirement related accounts such as a Roth-IRA. When considering retirement accounts you may also want to include them in your will and/or trust. Checking with your accountants and attorneys will be most beneficial when setting these things up properly.
5-Start saving as much money as you can. It’s important to have a Freedom Fund. Your fund should have 9 to 12 months worth of living expenses. This will help to offset unexpected cost when the need arises. Starting and growing your Freedom Fund is paramount to a sound financial plan. It assures you don’t have to touch your savings and/or retirement accounts when the need arises.
How to START SAVING TODAY!
Save $1 a week and add $1 every week. Week 1 save $1. Week 2 save $2. Week 3 save $3. Week 4 save $4. After 52 weeks you would have saved over $1,300. Don’t stop saving. Soon enough, you’ll have a sizable freedom fund. There’s a certain peace of mind you have knowing you have started and continue to grow your own Freedom Fund.
Save .35 cents a week that’s $18.20 a year. It doesn’t seem like much, but coupled with 22+ million African-American’s doing the same thing who are going to invest that money into useful land for farming and agriculture, farming equipment, organic veggie, fruit and herb seeds to feed a people and create employment opportunity, you may find great wisdom in what’s been presented here. Start saving your .35 cents a week that’s $18.20 a year and when the call is made, you’ll know where to deposit your funds to build an infrastructure that will feed a people healthy food while creating a great deal of employment and entrepreneurial opportunities.
6-BOOKS TO READ: The Laptop Millionaire by Mark Anastasi, The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss, The Unemployed Millionaire by Matt Morris.
7-Surround yourself around thoughts, people, events and ideas that have to deal with wealth creation and retention. The more you do the more you’ll work in that direction and experience positive results. With that being said it would be wise to find yourself money mentors. These people don’t have to necessarily be in the same city as you. In fact, these people don’t always have to be physically alive given they have left a body of work that you’re able to digest and put to great use.
8-Research these words and phrases. Compounding interest, limited liability company (llc), s-corporation, c-corporation, no-load index mutual funds, cd (certificate of deposit), stocks, Roth-IRA, 401(k), SEP-IRA, 403(B), internet marketing, affiliate marketing, residual income, residual revenue, passive income, passive revenue, make money online, mutual funds, forex trading, commodities, cooperative economics, REITs…
9-Consider investing in real estate using a buy and hold strategy, buy and sell (flip)…
None of the information provided is financial, tax or legal advice. The information provided is meant to share some ideas that may help the reader get started and/or continue on their path towards creating and sustaining wealth. Within this post is a great deal of information and resources that will help you move forward. From here on out there’s no excuse for you and your family not creating a wealth and retention plan that may be implemented at once, quick fast an in a hurry.
“THINK, PLAN, EXECUTE!” -JAWAR
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Posted by Jawar on April 4, 2013 at 8:12 AM
-Have a wealthy mindset. -Think in terms of being financially rich and wealthy.-Start living on a cash basis. If you can’t pay for it then don’t buy it.-Start SAVING immediately and on a regular basis.-Break up certain payments to two times a month instead of one. For example, instead of paying your mortgage, student loans, credit cards once a month, break the payments up to pay at the first of the month and the 15th of the month. Doing so reduces the amount of interest over time. In fact, paying this method helps reduce a 30 year mortgage by several years. The same is true for student loans, credit card and similar payment types. Over the long haul this will put more money in your pocket.-Pay down consumer debt as quickly as possible. -Sell those items you don’t use or desire anymore. It helps clean the clutter, create immediate cash and probably helps someone else at the same time. Use the money to… SAVE, have a fun within financial reason and pay down debt. -Move if you can to reduce your debt and monthly expenses. For example, if you’re single you may rent a room from a family member or friend. Use the extra money you save each month to SAVE, have a fun within financial reason and pay down debt. -Cut off premium cable, eliminate smoking, drinking and so forth. Many of these activities take away from being critical thinkers and/or from living healthier lives. The additional money may be used to SAVE, have a fun within financial reason and pay down debt. -Set goals and objectives for why and when you want to be debt free it helps you stay the course.These are a few things that one may do to pay down debt. The quicker the better. Part of the paying down debt is SAVING money. It becomes a psychological drag if you’re paying down debt, but still not having any money, so it’s important to save some money on a regular basis. As your cash flow increases, you’ll be able to pay down more debt and INCREASE your savings sooner.“THINK, PLAN, EXECUTE!” -JAWAR
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JAWAR is a motivational speaker sharing information on personal development, social media for business, self-publishing your own book and anything else he puts his mind to.
He knows most people may be happy, healthy and wealthy when they properly use the three step success system of THINK, PLAN, EXECUTE!™ 