I had an interesting conversation recently where the topic revolved around a person expressing how the age range of 20 to 30 is your time to try as many things as you can to earn an income and that by 30 you are kind of too old to not just settle down by then on
What a gloomy view this was on the front page of the newspaper today about the crash on Monday as you can see here particularly the Lululemon stock dropping by 22.7%: Seems like an event that would have caused a lot of people to curl up considering the billions of dollars in losses. I read
I attended the Learning Annex event with an open mind and as you all know one of my main goals was to document my experience. It was held at the Vancouver and exhibition convention centre and to my knowledge there were about 4000 to 5000 attendees. Of course, I’m sure most people attended with the
Towards the end of last month I decided that I wanted to cash out my stocks from my initial dip into the world of investing. It was an interesting experience I thought as I was able to see the highs and lows of people who invest for a living. I only had less than fifty
One thing that I think is kind of interesting is what people do with a small amount of money. For some, having say one dollar is too little to do anything in their minds and so they simply throw it in a jar or something along that line. For others, they keep trying to think
I was having a brief conversation with a person on how when it comes to making money he tends to want to see an immediate return as rarely from his experience does anything ever happen if he doesn’t see a positive return within six months. So instead of sticking to a lot of things, he