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Introduction
So you want to be more creative in art, in business, whatever. Here are some tips that have worked for me over the years.
Creativities are the ideals that come into your mind and head, it build up in your memories and form an image that is visible in the picture of your vision.
Wealth creation ultimately boils down to owning equity, which is just a fancy word for owning a piece of a business.
You could own a business that you started, a piece of a larger company (stock), a portion of a product, or a piece of intellectual property (IP) like a book, script, digital guide, or other artwork.
No matter what kind of equity it is, remember this: equity is everything. It's the only way to make money while you sleep, which is the key to wealth creation.
Compound interest is when you make money off your original deposit, plus the interest on that deposit. So if I deposit $10 and get a 5% annual interest rate, after one year, I have $10.50. After year two, though, I've not compounded $10; I've compounded the $10.50 - giving me $11.03 total after two years.
So you want to be more creative in art, in business, whatever. Here are some tips that have worked for me over the years.
Creativities are the ideals that come into your mind and head, it build up in your memories and form an image that is visible in the picture of your vision.
Wealth creation ultimately boils down to owning equity, which is just a fancy word for owning a piece of a business.
You could own a business that you started, a piece of a larger company (stock), a portion of a product, or a piece of intellectual property (IP) like a book, script, digital guide, or other artwork.
No matter what kind of equity it is, remember this: equity is everything. It's the only way to make money while you sleep, which is the key to wealth creation.
Compound interest is when you make money off your original deposit, plus the interest on that deposit. So if I deposit $10 and get a 5% annual interest rate, after one year, I have $10.50. After year two, though, I've not compounded $10; I've compounded the $10.50 - giving me $11.03 total after two years.