Comments on: Education for Life Seminar http://angesbiz.com/wealth-creation/education-for-life-seminar/ Jamie McIntyre says that sleep is over-rated so here you will find the buzz on Emotional and Financial Intelligence as well as Personal Development, Wealth Creation, and inspiration to Live the life YOU Love. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 14:28:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: angesbiz http://angesbiz.com/wealth-creation/education-for-life-seminar/#comment-1143 angesbiz Fri, 14 Mar 2008 06:06:04 +0000 http://angesbiz.com/emotional-intelligence/education-for-life-seminar/#comment-1143 You are spot on about working well after retirement age Peter. The idea is that you are doing something that you love to do so that it does not feel like work, or that your investments return enough for you so that the "idea" of work does not interfere with the lifestyle you choose to live in your later years. Cheers :) You are spot on about working well after retirement age Peter. The idea is that you are doing something that you love to do so that it does not feel like work, or that your investments return enough for you so that the “idea” of work does not interfere with the lifestyle you choose to live in your later years.

Cheers :)

]]> By: Peter McCartney http://angesbiz.com/wealth-creation/education-for-life-seminar/#comment-1140 Peter McCartney Fri, 14 Mar 2008 02:59:55 +0000 http://angesbiz.com/emotional-intelligence/education-for-life-seminar/#comment-1140 Hi! You're quite right about the property we own. But a million is not what is used to be and does not hold the same status as say 15 yrs ago, roughly. As for the earlier talk about the pension, the government would prefer us to work far longer in order to support the many that are about to retire and for those that will retire in the future. I can see many of us working well into our late 60's in order to support ourselves. But having said that I think working after retirement age keeps many alive and active. Thank you for the advise and take care! <em>Peter McCartney's last blog post..</em><a href='http://stvincentsdarlinghurstmalenurses.blogspot.com/2008/03/my-thoughts-on-women.html' rel="nofollow">My Thoughts on Women</a> Hi! You’re quite right about the property we own. But a million is not what is used to be and does not hold the same status as say 15 yrs ago, roughly.

As for the earlier talk about the pension, the government would prefer us to work far longer in order to support the many that are about to retire and for those that will retire in the future.

I can see many of us working well into our late 60’s in order to support ourselves. But having said that I think working after retirement age keeps many alive and active. Thank you for the advise and take care!

Peter McCartney’s last blog post..My Thoughts on Women

]]> By: angesbiz http://angesbiz.com/wealth-creation/education-for-life-seminar/#comment-1020 angesbiz Tue, 04 Mar 2008 12:09:25 +0000 http://angesbiz.com/emotional-intelligence/education-for-life-seminar/#comment-1020 Hey swubird, it's great to see you! You're absolutely right about the pension. I only used it as an example for the point I was making. It is highly likely too that the pension will not be around by the time we are at that age and this is one of the reasons that I write about these wealth creation ideas... so that we have plans in place to at least be able to have some of the things we want to as we enter into the twilight years. Just do it is a great motto to. Stop thinking about it and get on with it. That's the only way to get things done I believe. The more we put things off, the less likely they get done. Great philosophy to have. As for posting from my villa in the South of France... you just never know... it is a possibility... ;) Hey swubird, it’s great to see you! You’re absolutely right about the pension. I only used it as an example for the point I was making. It is highly likely too that the pension will not be around by the time we are at that age and this is one of the reasons that I write about these wealth creation ideas… so that we have plans in place to at least be able to have some of the things we want to as we enter into the twilight years.

Just do it is a great motto to. Stop thinking about it and get on with it. That’s the only way to get things done I believe. The more we put things off, the less likely they get done. Great philosophy to have.

As for posting from my villa in the South of France… you just never know… it is a possibility… ;)

]]> By: Swubird http://angesbiz.com/wealth-creation/education-for-life-seminar/#comment-1013 Swubird Tue, 04 Mar 2008 01:38:03 +0000 http://angesbiz.com/emotional-intelligence/education-for-life-seminar/#comment-1013 Nice post,and you've certainly done an excellent job of recaping the seminar. I'm usually skeptical of these kinds of things, but this whole idea of emotional intelligence is appealing. I also think it is right on. I've always said that if you want to do something, then do it. Stop thinking about all of the problems of doing it, and do it. And the idea of resting on a pension, well I don't think theres anything wrong with pensioners, they earned it. Not everyone can be creative and decisive. My father, for instance, labored all of his life without a pension except for social security at 65. He would have given anything for a job pension. I tried to get him involved with buying property, stocks, self employment, but he felt more comfortable driving his truck. He did buy his own truck once, but he almost went broke. In my opinion, we need theses bedrock people. But for others, get off the dime and get it done! Very interesting post. I suppose next year you'll be posting from your villa in the south of France LOL. HAve a very nice day. <em>Swubird's last blog post..</em><a href='http://swubird.blogspot.com/2008/02/chapter-one-part-1-alvas-secret.html' rel="nofollow">Chapter One: Alva's Secret</a> Nice post,and you’ve certainly done an excellent job of recaping the seminar.

I’m usually skeptical of these kinds of things, but this whole idea of emotional intelligence is appealing. I also think it is right on. I’ve always said that if you want to do something, then do it. Stop thinking about all of the problems of doing it, and do it. And the idea of resting on a pension, well I don’t think theres anything wrong with pensioners, they earned it. Not everyone can be creative and decisive. My father, for instance, labored all of his life without a pension except for social security at 65. He would have given anything for a job pension. I tried to get him involved with buying property, stocks, self employment, but he felt more comfortable driving his truck. He did buy his own truck once, but he almost went broke. In my opinion, we need theses bedrock people. But for others, get off the dime and get it done!

Very interesting post. I suppose next year you’ll be posting from your villa in the south of France LOL.

HAve a very nice day.

Swubird’s last blog post..Chapter One: Alva’s Secret

]]> By: angesbiz http://angesbiz.com/wealth-creation/education-for-life-seminar/#comment-1006 angesbiz Mon, 03 Mar 2008 05:28:14 +0000 http://angesbiz.com/emotional-intelligence/education-for-life-seminar/#comment-1006 Hi Peter, I am always fascinated by those financial planners knowing what I know now... and having worked in a bank for many years, believe me, I know how much paperwork is involved!! As for being a millionaire, I'm just guessing, but having raised a family in Sydney, I'm willing to bet that your property may be close to $1 million if not more, so you may already be a millionaire and not know it ;) There are many low risk strategies which will help increase your wealth and the least riskiest is investing in property... in the right area, so this is where research is needed. The history of property values just goes to show that it always rises. Think back 10 years ago or 20 years ago... what was your property worth then? Compare it to now and you will see what I mean. All the best with your financial planners and look out for the fees they charge!!! and that's yearly!!! Hi Peter, I am always fascinated by those financial planners knowing what I know now… and having worked in a bank for many years, believe me, I know how much paperwork is involved!!

As for being a millionaire, I’m just guessing, but having raised a family in Sydney, I’m willing to bet that your property may be close to $1 million if not more, so you may already be a millionaire and not know it ;) There are many low risk strategies which will help increase your wealth and the least riskiest is investing in property… in the right area, so this is where research is needed. The history of property values just goes to show that it always rises. Think back 10 years ago or 20 years ago… what was your property worth then? Compare it to now and you will see what I mean.

All the best with your financial planners and look out for the fees they charge!!! and that’s yearly!!!

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