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    Devenir Financièrement Intelligent
    Devenir Financièrement Intelligent
    Devenir Financièrement Intelligent
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    Devenir Financièrement Intelligent

    By Hope Etim

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    Naturellement, la plupart d'entre nous, sinon tous, veulent et désirent quelque chose de mieux. C'est tout
    une partie de nous si nous voulons une plus grande voiture, une meilleure maison, acheter de bonnes choses pour la famille. Nous espérons toujours plus, mais pour obtenir ce que vous n'avez pas, vous devez faire quelque chose que vous n'avez jamais fait auparavant.
    Cela signifie simplement:
    Faire la même chose encore et encore EN ATTENDANT des résultats différents!
    En tant qu'employé, vous ne pouvez pas rester indéfiniment dans le même emploi et espérer qu'un miracle se produira et que votre patron vous donnera soudainement une augmentation. Vous aurez la chance qu'il n'y ait pas de réduction des effectifs dans votre entreprise. Le passage à une autre entreprise ne fournira qu'une solution à court terme à un problème à long terme.
    Bien sûr, vous pouvez occuper un deuxième ou même un troisième emploi, mais avez-vous suffisamment d'heures et d' endurance en une journée pour le soutenir?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSuccess Ventures
    Release dateFeb 3, 2020
    ISBN9788835366911
    Devenir Financièrement Intelligent

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      Devenir Financièrement Intelligent - Hope Etim

       DEVENIR FINANCIÈREMENT INTELLIGENT

      Table des matières

      Chapitre 1: Fondation en intelligence financière

      Chapitre 2: Façons de réaliser la richesse                                              

      Chapitre 3: La règle la plus importante en matière d'investissement                                

      Chapitre 4: Comment sortir d'un gâchis financier                                  

      Chapitre 1:

      Fondation en intelligence financière

      Définition de la folie

      Naturellement, la plupart d'entre nous, sinon tous, veulent et désirent quelque chose de mieux. C'est tout 

      une partie de nous si nous voulons une plus grande voiture, une meilleure maison, acheter de bonnes choses pour la famille. Nous espérons toujours plus, mais pour obtenir ce que vous n'avez pas, vous devez faire quelque chose que vous n'avez jamais fait auparavant.

      Cela signifie simplement:

      Faire la même chose encore et encore EN ATTENDANT des résultats différents!

      En tant qu'employé, vous ne pouvez pas rester indéfiniment dans le même emploi et espérer qu'un miracle se produira et que votre patron vous donnera soudainement une augmentation. Vous aurez la chance qu'il n'y ait pas de réduction des effectifs dans votre entreprise. Le passage à une autre entreprise ne fournira qu'une solution à court terme à un problème à long terme. 

      Bien sûr, vous pouvez occuper un deuxième ou même un troisième emploi, mais avez-vous suffisamment d'heures et d' endurance en une journée pour le soutenir? 

      En bout de ligne: échanger du temps contre de l'argent n'est pas un bon sens financier à long terme. Vous continuez à

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