by Yee Shun-Jian on December 31st, 2011
Lesson 1: When you’ve achieved a certain level of success, you tend to get complacent. And that complacency is what’s going to lead to your downfall.
Lesson 2: Never rely on just one major (income or traffic) source/person
Lesson 3: Stay away from toxic people. Surround yourself with positive people that lift you up.
Lesson 4: Debt may not necessarily be bad
Lesson 5: Your (life and financial) decisions don’t only affect yourself. It affects others
Lesson 6: Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish
Lesson 7: Don’t be afraid to go after your dreams, in spite of ridicule, criticism, possible humiliation and/or fear
Lesson 8: Thank God for Insurance
Lesson 9: My wealth is not measured by how much I have in my bank account but how much I’ve invested in my financial mindset
Lesson 10: Be willing to invest in education/coaching no matter what level you’re at
Lesson 11: Be grateful every day
Courtesy http://richgrad.com/11-painful-life-and-business-lessons-from-2011/
Lesson 1: When you’ve achieved a certain level of success, you tend to get complacent. And that complacency is what’s going to lead to your downfall.
Lesson 2: Never rely on just one major (income or traffic) source/person
Lesson 3: Stay away from toxic people. Surround yourself with positive people that lift you up.
Lesson 4: Debt may not necessarily be bad
Lesson 5: Your (life and financial) decisions don’t only affect yourself. It affects others
Lesson 6: Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish
Lesson 7: Don’t be afraid to go after your dreams, in spite of ridicule, criticism, possible humiliation and/or fear
Lesson 8: Thank God for Insurance
Lesson 9: My wealth is not measured by how much I have in my bank account but how much I’ve invested in my financial mindset
Lesson 10: Be willing to invest in education/coaching no matter what level you’re at
Lesson 11: Be grateful every day
Courtesy http://richgrad.com/11-painful-life-and-business-lessons-from-2011/
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