Friday, July 9, 2021

The Importance of Vision in any Business Enterprise

 

Do you know what's the most important thing that matters to Business Founders and Visionaries?

It's simply VISION!

Sam Walton, the Founder of Walmart, the largest retailer in the World, said 'Capital isn't scarce, Vision is'. And he died the richest American.

And the Founder of IBM had his Vision for what he wanted to build 5 years before he opened the door for business.

The same goes for Walt Disney. He had Vision for his business years before he founded The Walt Disney Company.

Bill Gates said 'Vision is the easy part'. Vision is the end Goal for any business venture, although it's the easier part compared to action, it's still more important than action. It's like Millionaire Mindset and Millionaire Strategies, where the former precedes the latter in significance!

Outstanding corporations like Amazon, Apple and Microsoft still exist and thrive globally because the Founders had Vision before they even started business, and they continue to pursue the Vision.


Ahmad Nor,

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You can make a lot of Money with infoproducts

 

Can you become a Millionaire with infoproducts? 

Of course you can!

Many Millionaires were created just via infopreneurship, in either Fiction or Non-Fiction.

You don't need to have a Bachelor degree in English to be a writer. I was dyslexic as a child and used to get a 'D' for my writing at high school.

You can always hire a ghostwriter to write e-books for you on your initial infopreneurship journey to financial freedom!

Hiring a ghostwriter is always the best option to become a Millionaire via infopreneurship. That's how many Authors became best-sellers. They hired ghostwriters to turn their ideas into reality.

That leaves to marketing your Books. 

Amazon made it possible for any average writers to make a lot of money with their books via a programme called 'KDP Select'. 

Basically, it makes the E-books that you wrote free to read for readers, and then pays you for every page that is being read!


To the Rich, Play is Work and Work is Play

 

The self-made Millionaires and Billionaires usually work hard.

Do you know why?

It's because they regard work as play and play as work.

They enjoy their work so much that they don't mind working for longer hours, unlike the average like us!

In the initial years of Microsoft, Bill Gates is said to be working for 18 hours a day. He even slept in his office!

Steve Jobs also worked really hard that he even slept in his office too.

The same with Elon Musk, Larry Ellison, Richard Branson, etc.

Until you reach the point of working super hard, you will never be a Millionaire or Billionaire!

Warren Buffett who is the World's richest investor reads everyday for at least 6 hours a day. And he considers reading a pleasure not work anymore!


Ahmad Nor,

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The Rich create streams of passive income

 

The Ultrarich from Andrew Carnegie and John D Rockefeller to Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett and Bill Gates were and are creators of passive income.

Passive income is a form of income that is life-long and recurring after it's created.

Examples of passive income are property rentals, book royalties, etc.

It may take a lot of effort and time to create a stream of passive income initially, but after that you will not have to work any longer, and money come into your bank account relentlessly!


Ahmad Nor,

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The Rich with regards to Assets

 

Forbes measures a person's wealth by his net worth, which is his assets minus his liabilities. Forbes does not look at his depreciating doodads like boats, cars and yachts in measuring wealth.

More money does not make you rich, because oftentimes the more money a person makes, the more he tends to spend!

It's acquiring or building assets that makes a person rich!

That's why the Rich invest either in businesses or stocks, and real estate, as well as other forms of assets like cryptocurrencies, book royalties, etc.

The Rich spend time building up passive streams of income that create assets, not active income (like having a job with salary that requires their presence).


The 2 Most Famous Books on the Millionaire Mindset

 

As you know already, having Millionaire Mindset is the Number 1 key to being a Millionaire; in fact it precedes Millionaire Strategies.

As stated by Jamie McIntyre, a financial guru from Australia 'being a Millionaire is 90% Mindset and only 10% Strategies'.

Before implementing Millionaire Strategies, you must learn how average Millionaires think, and this way of thinking is extremely precious in guiding them to create wealth from nothing and preserving them!

There are 2 most important works I discovered on the Millionaire Mindset.

The first one is Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. It is a classical work on wealth creation and had been an influential book for many Millionaires and Billionaires across the World.

In the Book, Hill interviewed more than 500 Millionaires to uncover their success secrets, and he finally presented the secrets inside the Book.

Think and Grow Rich can be accessed in audio format here.

The second one which is much more recent is Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. It is considered the Number 1 Personal Finance Book of all time!

In the Book, Kiyosaki really opened our mind to the thinking of the Rich and contrasted it to the way the Poor and Middle-class think. He also criticized our present educational system which he thinks cannot produce the Rich, rather only the Poor and the Middle-class. 

He claimed he obtained his way of thinking from his Rich Dad, ie the father of his best friend, while he learnt about the Poor think from his educated real Dad.

Rich Dad Poor Dad can be accessed in audio format here.


Ahmad Nor,

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Successful Millionaires embrace Failures!

 

Successful millionaires and billionaires, especially amongst the entrepreneurs and investors did not fear failures. Instead, they regard failures as feedback and an opportunity to begin again!

Before getting financing for his Walt Disney World, Disney was turned down 302 times. Colonel Sanders, the founder of KFC was rejected 1009 times before finding a taker for his chicken recipe.

Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba Group was rejected countless times when he applied for different jobs. He didn't make a single sale in 3 years of setting up his first internet business venture.

Nonetheless, those failures did not stop the visionary founders from achieving their dreams. In fact, failures strengthened their character and emotional as well as financial IQ!


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