@@@@@I kept the remaining land as mine for
@@@@@I kept the remaining land as mine for freeMoral of the story: Buy the pie and cut it in piecesMost people look for what they can afford, so they look too smallThey buy only a piece of the pie, so they end up paying more for less Small thinkers don't get the big breaksIf you want to get richer, think bigger first
Retailers love giving volume discounts, simply because most business people love big spenders So even if you're small, you can always think bigWhen my company was in the market for computers, I called several friends and asked them if they were ready to buy alsoWe then went to different dealers and negotiated a great deal because we wanted to buy so manyI have done the same with stocksSmall people remain small because they think small; act alone, or don't act all

?Learn from historyAll the big companies on the stock exchange started out as small companies Colonel Sanders did not get rich until after he lost everything in his 60s Bill Gates was one of the richest men in the world before he was 30

?Action always beats inaction
These are just a few of the things I have done and continue to do to recognize opportunitiesThe important words being "done" and "do"As repeated many times throughout the book, you must take action before you can receive the financial rewardsAct now!

EPILOGUE

How To Pay for a Child's College Education for $7000

As the book draws to a close and approaches publication, I would like to share a final thought with youThe main reason I wrote this book was to share insights into how increased financial intelligence can be used to solve many of life's common problemsWithout financial training, we all too often use the standard formulas to get through life, such as to work hard, save, borrow and pay excessive taxesToday we need better information
I use the following story as a final example of a financial problem that confronts many young families t