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Jan
03
2012
 
Five Indoor Activities For Kids To Help Weather Winter MonthsPosted by Cameron Stein in Uncategorized, tags: cellean, children, family, fitness, fun, health, kids, Uncategorized, weight lossWinter is not the time to play outdoors. Sure, the snowy hillsides are calling for sleds and even the backyard looks ripe for making snow angels. The reality is however, it’s cold out there. The cold hurts your nose and freezes your toes.
Dec
24
2011
It’s Easier To Keep Weight Off Than To Lose ItPosted by Cameron Stein in Uncategorized, tags: cellean, fitness, health, obesity, physical fitness, Uncategorized, weight, weight lossObesity is a growing epidemic that’s slowly but surely making its way around the globe. It’s taking the lives of millions, stripping them of their quality of life and dooming them to a relative eternity of health problems. Doctors are fighting it, but there’s only so much treating the symptoms is going to do.
Dec
01
2011
Ten Tips That Will Help You to Choose a Financial MentorPosted by Cameron Stein in Uncategorized, tags: compound stock earnings, financial adviser, financial planner, investing, money, personal finance, Uncategorized, wealth, wealth managementNext to your mother, your financial person is the most important person in your life. They’re going to be the one who helps you turn your money into dreams and your dreams into money. They’re the one who will secure your financial future, your kids’ financial future, and, if you play your cards right, the financial prosperity and security of your family for generations to come.
Nov
28
2011
What Nobody Tells You About Choosing Your Financial MentorPosted by Cameron Stein in Uncategorized, tags: compound stock earnings, financial adviser, financial planner, investing, money, personal finance, Uncategorized, wealth, wealth managementMentor (n): A wise or trusted advisor or guide.
Nov
19
2011
Learning About Investing in StocksPosted by Cameron Stein in Uncategorized, tags: compound stock earnings, finance, money, personal finance, stock market, stock trading, trading, Uncategorized, wealthThe hill that you must climb is always the highest one. What should those first steps be to begin your journey? What path should you follow to reach the top?
Nov
13
2011
Don’t Feel Bad About Beginning At Step ZeroPosted by Cameron Stein in Uncategorized, tags: compound stock earnings, education, learning, level zero, motivational, PSYCHOLOGY, self help, self improvement, starting at 0, Uncategorized“There is now a level 0.”
Nov
09
2011
Can You Manage Your Finances By Yourself?Posted by Cameron Stein in Uncategorized, tags: compound stock earnings, finance, financial planning, money, personal finance, Uncategorized, wealth managementFinances in the good old days (10 or 15 years ago) could easily be a do it yourself task. That was when you could fix your home computer with a re-boot and a disk defrag or when you could call on your brother-in-law to fix your leaky roof. Those days are gone.
Nov
04
2011
The Ways In Which People LearnPosted by Cameron Stein in Uncategorized, tags: education, learning, learning techniques, school, teaching, teaching techniques, UncategorizedWhat makes a “good” teacher? Compassion for their students? Expertise in their particular field of study? A commitment to kissing their life goodbye so they can host study groups and keep office hours at all hours of the day?
Oct
26
2011
What are the Elements of a Good Stock Trade Educational Program?Posted by Cameron Stein in Uncategorized, tags: business, compound stock earnings, finance, financial, investing, investment, personal finance, stock market, stock trading, stocks, UncategorizedToday’s economy as well as previous economic eras have all centered around one primary issue - that of how to secure one’s financial future. What are the determining factors behind one person who managed their money to arrive at a comfortable retirement versus the unfortunate soul who did not?
Oct
22
2011
How a Good Education Can Help You Take Wall Street by Storm-Whether You Go to College or NotPosted by Cameron Stein in Uncategorized, tags: business, compound stock earnings, education, finance, investing, investment, money, personal finance, stocks, trading, UncategorizedI was hanging around chatting with some people about investments and their financial futures when one of them told me something that surprised me very much. He said that he didn’t have anything to do with investing his money because he never went to college and so felt unqualified to make financial decisions and play the stock market. |
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