“I started out with $600, a second hand Volkswagen, and a wife. One was an asset and one was a liability. I will let you figure out which was which. I liquidated both, and still had the $600. I worked long hours, and spent weekends reading about markets. I simply love it. You have to love what you do, whether it be gardening, hairdressing, etc. When you love it, then the money follows. Even if it doesn’t, you will still be happy. Being happy and poor is better than being unhappy and poor. As for making money, I did very little marketing. The key is to make your clients money. If you have a good track record, people will find you and knock on your door. Just make your clients money….”
Just finished your book…great work esp enjyed ur discussion of the development dogma and the experts who parade the filed..either charalatans or fools.
Thanks for the book
Rajivan – thanks.
And that part was me….
Wouldn’t mind if you wrote us an Amazon review – the more people figure out the whole managed trade bit is a hoax, the better.
Lila
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