Entrepreneurs often see strategy as something they just do not have time to do.  No wonder they think what they need most is contracts and capital...   Strategy does not have to be a long, expensive process.  There are five critical questions.

When making investments, it is always important to take a holistic viewpoint. Contrary to popular belief, an isolated financial strategy is extremely risky and unlikely to bring you lasting success.

Most people struggle financially because they attempt to build wealth with a linear approach—using one investment strategy, one portfolio, and one stream of income. To build significant wealth in a way that brings your greater freedom with each dollar made, you have to learn to manage multiple investment strategies, portfolios, and streams of income.

Missing the point... not closing the business? Without the target and the specifics, the headline, sentence, or storyline comes across weak. Swap out all three for conversation.

Profound crisis - Opportunity - or both?

According to Wiktionary, sabotage reads as follows: A deliberate action aimed at weakening an enemy through subversion, obstruction, disruption, and/or destruction. To stomp out the things that cause us discomfort is to take on the role of saboteur. We are in a constant struggle between problem and promise.

Have you ever wondered why some people are able to become millionaires in less than five years, while others struggle their whole lives to achieve financial independence? What do these successful entrepreneurs and investors do differently? What do they see that others miss?