The Millionaire Blog

Without the desire to succeed, we probably will not. Wanting something is usually not enough, unless you want it more than anything else. If you have a burning desire to accomplish something than you will make the sacrifices you have to make to reach your goal. My burning desire is to be completely out of […]

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I have used this resource many times for information, forms, etc. If you are thinking of becoming an entrepreneur than this site can help you. Visit the site here.

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RJ Letourneua was the one who boldly stated the words” God’s shovel is bigger than mine”. Before I tell you what he meant by that let me tell you a little about RJ Letoureua. This is taken with permission from www.intouch.org. When the Allied powers marked the 50th anniversary of D-Day this summer, much […]

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This past Saturday I happened to be channel surfing and caught an interview with Zig Ziglar. For those who don’t know who Zig Ziglar is he is the pre-eminent author on such topics as developing a positive self image, goal-setting, and sales. Ziglar’s motto is: “You can have everything in life you want if you […]

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The holidays are practically upon us and one of the things a lot of people struggle with is having extra money for gifts. You can put your craft skills to use and make gifts for family and friends. We’ve done that on occasion and have had really good feedback, plus it’s fun to do. For […]

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The millionaire mind is like a sponge, it’s always absorbing new information and new ideas. You can never have too much knowledge. Real estate investing is one of those subject on the internet where you will always find loads of information. Thanks to Mike Smullin for pointing me to the American Success Institute site. […]

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Alexander Kintis over at Beating Addiction was kind enough to point me to a very good article written by Liz Pulliam Weston a columnist for MSN. In the article she writes about 5 lessons we can all learn from millionaires and the wealthy. These lesson truly are powerful. I especially like number 4 because most […]

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Yet another story about the burst of the real estate bubble. Even though there is a decline in new home constructions it still look like a very strong number to me.

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Confidence at any age can help you overcome many obstacles. At 19, I was married and at 20 my oldest daughter was born. At that point in my life I lacked confidence, I didn’t know how I was going to make it, how I was going to raise a family and still reach what little […]

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There is a bill circulating through Congress which will give tax credit to developers of rental housing for low- to middle-income tenants. The Bill was introduced in April by Rep. Ben Cardin, D-Md. and Rep. Thomas Reynolds, R-Texas, and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means, which deals with tax issues. The bill has […]

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As I little kid, I never did wonder how it was made. As an adult I am. If you’re curious also, Dawn at Frugal for Life has a post on the making of powdered milk. Follow the link at the end of her post to the Hillbilly Housewife and also learn to save money with […]

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Over at Fox News is an article of the deficit that plagues The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. All the more reason to have your own retirement accounts and investment. Can’t rely on anybody else but yourself.

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