| QUOTES from
the
Masters... |
| On Action |
On Communication/Persuasion |
| "Action
eradicates fear. No matter what you fear, positive,
self-affirming
action can diminish or completely cancel that which you are fearful
of."
-– Mark Victor Hansen
"Everyone
who's ever taken a shower has an idea. It's the person who gets out of
the shower, dries off, and does something about it that makes a
difference."
-- Nolan Bushnell
"Act
with purpose, courage, confidence, competence and intelligence until
these
qualities 'lock in' to your subconscious mind." -– Brian
Tracy
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"Better
understated than overstated. Let people be surprised that it was more
than
you promised and easier than you said." -- Jim
Rohn
"Never
assume you understand. Ask the questions." -– Brian
Tracy
"Your
audience of 1 or 1,000 will forgive you anything except being boring.
Being
too predictable is boring." -– Patricia
Fripp
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The Price of
Delaying Retirement Savings
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“The eighth
wonder of the world is compound interest.”
--
Albert Einstein
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If $100 a
month is saved, what will the savings be worth at age 65, assuming a
hypothetical
10% rate of return*?
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$908,734
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$559,461
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$207,929
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$72,399
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$20,146
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45
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Age
When You
Begin
to Save
$100
a Month
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*
This
is a hypothetical illustration only and is not indicative of any
particular
investment or performance. It does not reflect the fees and
expenses associated with any particular investment, which would reduce
the performance shown in this hypothetical illustration if they were
included. In addition, rates of return will vary over time,
particularly for long-term investments.
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Delaying retirement
savings can keep you
from realizing your retirement dreams!
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| MESSAGES
from
the Masters... |
WHEREVER
YOU ARE, BE THERE by Jim Rohn
One
of the major reasons why we fail to find happiness or to create unique
lifestyle is because we have not yet mastered the art of being.
While
we are home our thoughts are still absorbed with solving the challenges
we face at the office. And when we are at the office we find
ourselves
worrying about problems at home.
We
go through the day without really listening to what others are saying
to
us. We may be hearing the words, but we aren't absorbing the
message.
As
we go through the day we find ourselves focusing on past experiences or
future possibilities. We are so involved in yesterday and
tomorrow
that we never even notice that today is slipping by.
We
go through the day rather than getting something from the day. We
are everywhere at any given moment in time except living in that moment
in time.
Lifestyle
is learning to be wherever you are. It is developing a unique
focus
on the current moment, and drawing from it all of the substance and
wealth
of experience and emotions that it has to offer. Lifestyle is
taking
time to watch a sunset. Lifestyle is listening to silence.
Lifestyle is capturing each moment so that it becomes a new part of
what
we are and of what we are in the process of becoming. Lifestyle
is
not something we do; it is something we experience. And until we
learn to be there, we will never master the art of living well.
To
Your Success,
Jim
Rohn
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