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Will You Add? - What is Being Wealthy?
In beginning a discussion on WAHM information, the first question many people are probably pondering is "What is a WAHM?" Well, it is actually an acronym for "Work-At-Home Mom" (or Mother). A WAHM has chosen to not only be a SAHM (Stay-At-Home Mom), but a mom who has decided to work from home too.Naturally, the Who in our conversation is a mother. She may be married, single, with one child
Of course, each quadrant is large and many of us are closer to the center than to the corners:
- just enough money and not much stress
- just enough money and more stress than we want
- almost enough money and not much stress
- almost enough money and a bit too much stress
And many of us bounce from quadrant to quadrant. For three and a half weeks, we’re happy and then the bills come due.
The measure of wealth is that magic combi
To understand economic indicators, we must understand the ways in which economic indicators differ. There are three major attributes each economic indicator has: Relation to the Business Cycle / Economy Economic Indicators can have one of three different relationships to the economy: Procyclic: A procyclic (or procyclical) economic indicator is one that moves in the same direction as the
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The Wealth chart, above, measures your real wealth. Your real wealth is a combination of money and happiness or money and stress. (Incidentally, a similar chart can be made of Money vs. Time, where wealth is measured by the combination of money and free time, but that’s a different subject.)
I look at happiness and stress as direct opposites – the more happiness, the less stress and, conversely, the more stress, the less happiness.
The horizontal X-axis, going from left to right, rates the money you have. The lower left hand corner is “no money”; the middle is a “5” – solid middle class; and the right-hand corner is a ‘10’, meaning “lots and lots of money.”
The vertical Y-axis measures your happiness or stress. The higher you go, the more happiness and less stress. The lower-left hand corner means you have no money and high stress or no money and no happiness. The right hand side of the chart means more-than-average money. The top half of the chart is more-than-average happiness (less-than-average stress.)
Where are you on this chart? The bottom left quadrant houses people with insufficient money and too much stress. Many of us are in this condition. There’s not as much money as there is month and the last week of each month may be fraught with tension.
When you get above the mid-line, you have reduced stress. People with little money and no stress are in the upper left quadrant – not a bad place to be, content with their financial condition. From time to time they may run short of money, but they handle it with a smile, without panic, without stress. They lead happy lives.
The basis for a surprising number of movie and TV comedies is the battle between the upper left quadrant people and the lower right quadrant people: poor and happy versus rich and stressed.
The bottom right is for the Elvis Presleys and Marilyn Monroes of the world. Money doesn’t solve their problems and may add to them. They have all the money they need, but can’t truly enjoy their status. At the least, they worry all the time. I knew a very wealthy man who always worried that he didn’t have enough money. When I asked him how much would be enough, he said, “all of it.”
Of course, each quadrant is large and many of us are closer to the center than to the corners:
- just enough money and not much stress
- just enough money and more stress than we want
- almost enough money and not much stress
- almost enough money and a bit too much stress
And many of us bounce from quadrant to quadrant. For three and a half weeks, we’re happy and then the bills come due.
The measure of wealth is that magic combi
People love everything new and better. This is true especially in the Internet market. Affiliate-programs marketers are always eager to discover new ways to make-money-with-affiliate-programs.In this article I present an overview of the affiliate-program, which offers three new income sourches to make-money-with-affiliate-programs from affiliate-program owners (downline), from onlin
I look at happiness and stress as direct opposites – the more happiness, the less stress and, conversely, the more stress, the less happiness.
The horizontal X-axis, going from left to right, rates the money you have. The lower left hand corner is “no money”; the middle is a “5” – solid middle class; and the right-hand corner is a ‘10’, meaning “lots and lots of money.”
The vertical Y-axis measures your happiness or stress. The higher you go, the more happiness and less stress. The lower-left hand corner means you have no money and high stress or no money and no happiness. The right hand side of the chart means more-than-average money. The top half of the chart is more-than-average happiness (less-than-average stress.)
Where are you on this chart? The bottom left quadrant houses people with insufficient money and too much stress. Many of us are in this condition. There’s not as much money as there is month and the last week of each month may be fraught with tension.
When you get above the mid-line, you have reduced stress. People with little money and no stress are in the upper left quadrant – not a bad place to be, content with their financial condition. From time to time they may run short of money, but they handle it with a smile, without panic, without stress. They lead happy lives.
The basis for a surprising number of movie and TV comedies is the battle between the upper left quadrant people and the lower right quadrant people: poor and happy versus rich and stressed.
The bottom right is for the Elvis Presleys and Marilyn Monroes of the world. Money doesn’t solve their problems and may add to them. They have all the money they need, but can’t truly enjoy their status. At the least, they worry all the time. I knew a very wealthy man who always worried that he didn’t have enough money. When I asked him how much would be enough, he said, “all of it.”
Of course, each quadrant is large and many of us are closer to the center than to the corners:
- just enough money and not much stress
- just enough money and more stress than we want
- almost enough money and not much stress
- almost enough money and a bit too much stress
And many of us bounce from quadrant to quadrant. For three and a half weeks, we’re happy and then the bills come due.
The measure of wealth is that magic combi
From time to time, every business and every household is going to experience a situation where there is the need for finance loans. There are a several things you can do to help the process of finding the right loan and helping it to go through a lot easier for both you and the lender. Here are a few tips to help you get the loan you need.Before you ever approach any financial institutio
Where are you on this chart? The bottom left quadrant houses people with insufficient money and too much stress. Many of us are in this condition. There’s not as much money as there is month and the last week of each month may be fraught with tension.
When you get above the mid-line, you have reduced stress. People with little money and no stress are in the upper left quadrant – not a bad place to be, content with their financial condition. From time to time they may run short of money, but they handle it with a smile, without panic, without stress. They lead happy lives.
The basis for a surprising number of movie and TV comedies is the battle between the upper left quadrant people and the lower right quadrant people: poor and happy versus rich and stressed.
The bottom right is for the Elvis Presleys and Marilyn Monroes of the world. Money doesn’t solve their problems and may add to them. They have all the money they need, but can’t truly enjoy their status. At the least, they worry all the time. I knew a very wealthy man who always worried that he didn’t have enough money. When I asked him how much would be enough, he said, “all of it.”
Of course, each quadrant is large and many of us are closer to the center than to the corners:
- just enough money and not much stress
- just enough money and more stress than we want
- almost enough money and not much stress
- almost enough money and a bit too much stress
And many of us bounce from quadrant to quadrant. For three and a half weeks, we’re happy and then the bills come due.
The measure of wealth is that magic combi
This article is for those people representing direct sales companies that manufacture more than a handful of products. When I speak to folks involved in network marketing, representing companies that do indeed manufacture more than a handful of products, I often ask them if they know their product line.More often than not, I’ll get an answer of “I can’t afford to buy every product”, or “I
The basis for a surprising number of movie and TV comedies is the battle between the upper left quadrant people and the lower right quadrant people: poor and happy versus rich and stressed.
The bottom right is for the Elvis Presleys and Marilyn Monroes of the world. Money doesn’t solve their problems and may add to them. They have all the money they need, but can’t truly enjoy their status. At the least, they worry all the time. I knew a very wealthy man who always worried that he didn’t have enough money. When I asked him how much would be enough, he said, “all of it.”
Of course, each quadrant is large and many of us are closer to the center than to the corners:
- just enough money and not much stress
- just enough money and more stress than we want
- almost enough money and not much stress
- almost enough money and a bit too much stress
And many of us bounce from quadrant to quadrant. For three and a half weeks, we’re happy and then the bills come due.
The measure of wealth is that magic combi
Have you ever had one of those weeks where every day just seemed to be filled with new problems and issues? No matter what you try those problems just seem to stack on top of the previous days problems. Finally you feel like that is no way to get out from under everything that you are facing. Yet to make money on eBay requires that you somehow dig your self out from under all of the problems and
Of course, each quadrant is large and many of us are closer to the center than to the corners:
- just enough money and not much stress
- just enough money and more stress than we want
- almost enough money and not much stress
- almost enough money and a bit too much stress
And many of us bounce from quadrant to quadrant. For three and a half weeks, we’re happy and then the bills come due.
The measure of wealth is that magic combination of enough financial well-being and enough emotional well-being.
Where do you rate? How often does it change? What can you do to change it?
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