What if?

What if you received information regarding an opportunity, that would not only allow you to expand your knowledge, but also allow you to generate an income? All from the comfort of you own home?

I know what I would say. So what's the catch and how much is this going to cost? Is this a get rich quick, I wanna rip you off scam? Will I have to sell lotions, potions or pills? Is this a Pyramid scheme designed to make someone else wealthy off my hard work? Will I have to hassle my family and friends and everyone else I can think of to make money? Is it MLM?

What if it's true, that there is an opportunity, that does not require you to do any of the above? What if there is an opportunity that allows you to work from home, in a relaxed atmosphere, at a pace that suites you?

So what if I told you that there is fair dinkum, easy as opportunity, that I will show you for FREE?




OK sounds like something right out of Movie, or just plain nuts ("tell him his dreaming" I hear you say).....right?

Well folks,

NOTHING WILL CHANGE UNLESS YOU CHANGE IT!

Take 5 minutes out of your time spent on your computer surfing the web. Just web-surfing will not pay you a cent but this opportunity may just surprise you ! Have a gander at one of my company's websites www.WealthyPieceOfMind.com then decide. There is no obligation and you have nothing to lose. Let me show you how you can achieve this in 3 easy steps! or call us at (02) 8005 7186. Our office hours are 10:00am - 4:30pm (Eastern Standard Time) Monday through Friday.

Living and The Meaning of Life..

Why are we here? What is the nature of reality? What is the value of life? The meaning of life is a philosophical concept about the purpose and significance of human existence.

Life's progression from birth to death is not a mere succession of moments. Real life refers to life in the real world. "Real life" can be a controversial term, as it can serve as value judgement to describe "productive" activities, like work and the support of one's family, in contrast to "unproductive" leisure activities.

Personal life (or everyday life or human existence) is the course of an individuals life. Personal values evolve from circumstances that can change over time and are implicitly related to choice. Today, many people have come to think of their personal lives as separate from their work. Work and recreation are distinct. One is either at work working or not, and the transition is abrupt. Employees have certain hours they are bound to work, and work during recreational time is rare. This may be related to work choices, regulations and the demand for increased efficiency, both at work and at home. The common phrase "Work hard, play hard" illustrates this mindset. There is a growing trend, however, toward living more holistically and minimizing such rigid distinctions between work and play. The accumulation of knowledge and "Webucation" lends itself to this growing trend and need for change.




A person with experience in "real life" or "the real world" has experience and an identifiable purpose. Purpose is the cognitive awareness in cause and effect linking for achieving a goal in a given system. Purpose is central to a good human life. Pursuing a career, raising a family, creative vocation and seeking financial stability to have a soft place to fall during tough and trying times. These are all long terms of purpose for some and just dealing with everyday living for others.

WEALTH

“So what is Wealth really”?

"Wealth”, simply put, is that which satisfies our needs and wants of utility as human beings. "Wealth" can also be described as an abundance of items of economic value, usually in the form of money, real estate and personal property.
An individual who is considered wealthy, affluent, or rich is someone who has accumulated substantial wealth relative to others in their society.

Wealth can be categorized into three principal categories personal property, or monetary savings, and the capital wealth of income producing assets.

Wealth provides a type of safety net of protection against an unforeseen decline in one’s living standard in the event of job loss.
The opposite of wealth is destitution. The opposite of richness is poverty.

A personal net worth of AU$10,000 in most parts of the Australia would certainly not place a person among the wealthiest citizens of that locale. However, such an amount would constitute an extraordinary amount of wealth in impoverished developing countries.

Those with wealth are trained and conditioned, technically and philosophically, to handle the wealth that they will control and how to earn more. Wealth and being a member of the upper class requires significant prior preparation and familiarisation. They use the power and freedom that comes with wealth to leverage opportunities.

Would it then be prudent to conclude, this allows them more flexibility in their lives and as a result they have fewer worries?

The accumulation of wealth fosters a growth of power, which in turn creates privileges conducive to more wealth.
There is a distinct difference in views about wealth among the classes. Where the upper class beliefs focus on wealth, the middle class places a greater emphasis on income. Typically the middle class consists of individuals that were raised with families that typically owned their own home, planned ahead and stressed the importance of education and achievement. They earn a significant amount of income and also have significant amounts of consumption.

However there is very limited savings or investments, besides retirement pensions and homeownership. This form of structured wealth accumulation is necessary. Without this structure, accumulation would likely not occur in ordinary circumstances.

The working class has fewer options for advancement and wealth accumulation than the upper and middle classes due to limited income, unstable employment and an insignificant retirement funds. Consequently, there is a limited financial cushion available in times of hardship.

The middle class views wealth as something for tougher times ahead and more of a cushion against such unforseen circumstances arising.

However would sustainable wealth be a measure for a Wealthy Piece of Mind? Could this type of wealth be what sustains you when you are not working or is your net worth, not income, important when you retire or are unable to work.

The key question is how long would a certain wealth last?