My story is compelling, but impossible to explain easily. In college, I lived in a tent outside of Washington D.C. I started my law firm with $5,000. I retired when I was 42. So, my secret? Intense drive and desperation not to keep living in that TENT! Oh, and creativity. I completely changed the way law was practiced in Texas in my field. Having a creative idea to do things nobody else has ever thought to do, usually makes gold rain down on you. I posted a ...
A good work ethic, for 20+ years my commute started at 5:00 am train @ Madison NJ as a Treasury Govt. Bond back office clerk, learned the fundamentals as to how trading works 1st hand. Then 5:45 am to lower Manhattan (Wall St.) till 7:00 ish home for dinner once I hit the trading desk, I'm really good with #'s my God given blessing. 5-6 times a month , diners, Broadway shows, sporting events ect. with clients. It was done so to provide for my late wife and girls the ...
I taught myself pharmacy technician skills and earned my certification through dedication and self-study. That experience taught me the importance of perseverance, lifelong learning, and believing in my ability to achieve my goals. I'm now pursuing a degree in Cancer Data Management to continue building my career in healthcare. I look forward to using my education to help improve patient care by ensuring accurate cancer data collection and reporting. My advice to othe...
I started work very young. My first experience with work was as a child working summer's in a small town butcher shop in France. By the time I changed from a career in Technology Management Consulting to the investment world I had almost 20 years of working under my belt. This year will be 25 years running my investment advisory practice. About 10 years in I understood that hard work was not really the answer. Intention, focus and manifesting was the way to succes...
I’ve successfully built and operated multiple businesses throughout my career. What I’m most proud of isn’t just the growth—it’s creating meaningful work, serving people well, and having the courage to pursue a life that reflects my values and passions.
I'm not sure why construction is not on the list! We all buy, sell, live in houses etc, and the price of them determines inflation and economies! Some of it may be blue collar, but a lot is white collar. I'm no millionaire by any stretch of the imagination, so if you are looking for a wealthy man I'm not for you. My wealth is in my nature, my heart and my love to give. I've always worked hard and been loyal to my employers and myself and my own values when I had ...
Building generational wealth, DCA, patient, very focused, open minded, always listening, and absorbing, success can only be gained through one's entire life journey of constant studying and researching
Determination and dedication are the keys to my success. I never gave up on myself, nor did I lose sight of my dreams. I set goals and achieved them. When life had other plans for me, I persevered with passionate drive. I learned patience as a teacher. As a student, I learned compassion. Life is a process of growth and change.
Work hard when you’re young. Risk only what you can afford to lose. Listen more than you speak. Learn from your mistakes. Ask questions. Don’t assume. Play by the rules. Finally, know your worth.
Founder, Director and CEO of my own educational company for more than 15 years. Just search "smartmumsandsmartkids". Consistency is the key to success. "First you learn then you remove the “L” – Jeremy McGilvrey (c)