Our nation has bought into a new way of thinking regarding business. We have strayed away from the business principles that were followed when our nation was founded. These new principles do not create the potential for generational wealth.
How To Know When It’s Time To Take An Expense
Many people have difficulty admitting when they are wrong. Trading is an area in which you must become comfortable with admitting when you’ve made a mistake. If you deny that you are wrong and choose to stay in a trade that is not going the way you expected, you risk creating a much bigger expense.
- Stick with the system. What we want you to do in order to keep with the TRADEway system is to have small expenses. So trade based on lines. Trade based on moving averages. Trade based on the system you have been taught.
- Be honest with yourself. If your original premise for doing the trade is broken, then don’t convince yourself that something else might work. When that plan is no longer working, have the integrity to go ahead and stop out of that trade. Take the small expense.
- Get ready for the next trade. It might be difficult to dwell on your mistakes, but take time to analyze the trade and determine how you can avoid a similar situation. View the expense as a learning experience.
Leveraging Others- Reaping Where Thou Hast Not Sown
What is it that wealthy people do that seems to free up their time while they still have the ability to make money? It’s called leverage. Leverage means to use something to the maximum advantage. You can leverage things you already have access to in order to create a greater potential for wealth building.
Physical vs. Artificial: Two Types of Metals Investing
I talk with a lot of precious metals investors who come into buying gold and silver excited about applying some of the short term trading concepts that we talk about at most of our TRADEway events, to gold and silver. They’re excited about taking advantage of the upside potential that they hear about all the time, whether it’s on a radio show, TV commercials, or anything on TV.
Wealth and Spirituality
he minute you start to bring wealth into a Christian family, Satan hates it, because he loves poverty. There are many preachers who have taught that it is spiritual to be poor. This misconception comes from verses that are taken out of context, and it permeates our thinking. It causes us to feel guilty or unspiritual when we talk about building wealth for our families. Throughout the Bible we see wealthy people and entrepreneurs.
- God promised to bless Abraham and make him a great nation. Abraham also built a generational family business. The Bible speaks of his wealth in Genesis 13:2.
- Throughout the book of Job, we see that Job was very wealthy. God allowed everything to be taken from him, but he remained faithful. God blessed his faithfulness by restoring his fortune and giving him twice as much as he had before.
- David was a man after God’s own heart, and God placed him in a position of authority as a mighty warrior and eventually king. He was very wealthy, and this is shown in 1 Chronicles 28-29 by the provisions he made in the building of a temple by his son, Solomon.
- 1 Kings 10:23 tells of King Solomon’s riches. He had a desire for wisdom, but God blessed him with much more.
- John owned a fishing business with employees. He was a businessman, yet in Matthew 4:21 Jesus called on him to join the ministry.
- The apostle Paul did not have to take money from the church, because he was a tentmaker, Acts 18:3.
- In Acts 16:14 we learn of Lydia, a woman entrepreneur who was a seller of purple, and how she became a follower of Christ and hosted the first church of Europe in her home.
Leveraging Others: Reaping Where Thou Hast Not Sown
What is it that wealthy people do that seems to free up their time while they still have the ability to make money? It’s called leverage. Leverage means to use something to the maximum advantage. You can leverage things you already have access to in order to create a greater potential for wealth building.
What is Smart Debt?
Many people believe that debt, in every form, is bad. The Bible actually talks about debt, and it sometimes talks about debt in a positive way. When you take on debt as a way to eventually make money, in other words start a business, you can actually be creating “smart debt”.
- It gives you the potential to pay off your debts faster, if you make an investment that leads to an increase in income.
- You have the ability to create a long-term wealth building solution instead of using what little resources you have to pay debt slowly.
- It is possible for you to get out of debt, build wealth and focus on developing your skill sets in an area that interests you, rather than spending years of your life working for someone else while making minimal progress in your financial goals.
Why we don’t like hearing about the Bible and wealth…
Jesus said you cannot serve both God and money. If you are not living by God’s Word, it is easy to allow money to become an idol in your heart. As a Christian, you must first learn to trust Him regarding your finances, then you can learn to serve Him with your finances.
Can You Guess What Industry Makes The Most Money?
When you’re wanting to build wealth and create a legacy, one of the first questions you may have is, “What industry makes the most money?” Underwater basket weaving might sound fun, but it won’t be very profitable.
Teach Kids to Avoid Debt and Invest
How do we teach our kids how to invest and how to avoid debt? For me, this was really important because I used to be in a lot of debt, and I used to be scared to death of investing. If you feel like that, and if you’re wondering, “how can I get help with that?”, come check us out at a TRADEway event. We’ll help you out. But then we still have to transfer that to the kids, right? We want to teach them this skillset. So, how do we do that?









