Good Morning Everyone, and a happy Friday at that. Some are making a little money on their UNVC investment, and that makes me feel real happy. I told people very early about Univec, and I still see many of these same people today. A typical question asked is what they should do with their Univec money. My response is do whatever you want. A simple question, and a simple response.
You see, money is a tool, and it is a tool that helps one to do and to get the things one wants. If one remembers this one key point, then your life will be a whole lot better. Don't ever take your money for granted, because it can come and go as fast as one makes it. So, when one reaches their goal (whatever that goal might be) retain it, and don't spend it. Use other people's money instead. This means keeping your money as collateral for purchases made, and you will be surprised just how much one can do with a fairly modest amount of money (modest is a relative term). If one is an Angler, a Just The 5, a stock hunter, or a Toodles then they likely will have real money. Some will buy boats, others will stuff money in mattresses, most will pay off bills, and still others will do things I can't even imagine.
Another typical question asked is how high will it go? The fact is, no one knows. Dalton has said many things, made lots of promises, and many connections have been found. Yet until we see something in writing, we can only guess about our possible good fortune. This is another key point that should serve you well. Dalton needs to tell us at some point what we own, and if our assets are productive. My guess is we will all do alright. But here are a few more points to remember:
Don't brag about your money --- this is the fastest way to lose whatever you have.
Don't promise things until you have the money in your hand --- some may want to collect on that promise long before you actually have it.
Don't pay more for anything unless you absolutely must --- this includes taxes and nearly everything one may want. A little excess is always excusable, but one finds the most pleasure in many of the simplest things in life. Always remember that love and honor are a blessing, and cherish every minute of it as long as you can.
Now, let's make some money --- that is the reason we invested.
Kgem
You see, money is a tool, and it is a tool that helps one to do and to get the things one wants. If one remembers this one key point, then your life will be a whole lot better. Don't ever take your money for granted, because it can come and go as fast as one makes it. So, when one reaches their goal (whatever that goal might be) retain it, and don't spend it. Use other people's money instead. This means keeping your money as collateral for purchases made, and you will be surprised just how much one can do with a fairly modest amount of money (modest is a relative term). If one is an Angler, a Just The 5, a stock hunter, or a Toodles then they likely will have real money. Some will buy boats, others will stuff money in mattresses, most will pay off bills, and still others will do things I can't even imagine.
Another typical question asked is how high will it go? The fact is, no one knows. Dalton has said many things, made lots of promises, and many connections have been found. Yet until we see something in writing, we can only guess about our possible good fortune. This is another key point that should serve you well. Dalton needs to tell us at some point what we own, and if our assets are productive. My guess is we will all do alright. But here are a few more points to remember:
Don't brag about your money --- this is the fastest way to lose whatever you have.
Don't promise things until you have the money in your hand --- some may want to collect on that promise long before you actually have it.
Don't pay more for anything unless you absolutely must --- this includes taxes and nearly everything one may want. A little excess is always excusable, but one finds the most pleasure in many of the simplest things in life. Always remember that love and honor are a blessing, and cherish every minute of it as long as you can.
Now, let's make some money --- that is the reason we invested.
Kgem
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