Do You Know the Wealth Building Strategies of the Affluent?

When it comes to wealth in a capitalistic society, there are rules of engagement.  In a way, it is no different than sports.  When it comes to sports, you must know the rules, train for them, have a strategy and execute like a professional.  When you don’t know the rules of engagement or how to train, you

struggle.  In some cases, you may squander wealth by allowing it to slip through your fingers.  This is the fate of most large lottery winners.     

Like sports, wealth is intentional and strategic, especially when it’s generational.  You must be able to develop strategies and carry them out.  Even if you look at families like the Rockefellers, you will see intentional strategies to increase wealth for today and the future.  While it is true the Rockefellers have inherited their wealth, their affluence had a beginning.  It started with one man – John D. Rockefeller, Sr..  What he instilled in his offspring was a mindset to strategically grow that wealth.  And they have been extraordinarily successful. 

Whether you are Warren Buffet, the Rockefellers, or Jeff Bezos, there are ways to put money to work for you and future generations.  This Sunday we are going to have a very focused discussion about wealth building strategies.  To discuss wealth building we will have a very special guest.  Straight Talk welcomes back Perry Jefferies.  On a previous show, he discussed “financial fitness”.  On this show, he will talk about what to do once you are financially fit. 

Perry is going talk about specific strategies and mindset needed to build wealth, from where you are.  So you won’t need the winning lottery ticket.  He will teach you how to become the lottery ticket.   

Join us.  We will be taking calls for this important and lively discussion. 

Tonight, Sunday, November 17, from 7:00pm-8:30pm (EST) at Straight Talk with Ted Santos.

To hear the show live: https://www.blogtalkradio.com/ted_santos/2019/11/18/do-you-know-the-wealth-building-strategies-of-the-affluent

Call to comment or ask questions live at: (323) 642-1387.

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