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Five Lessons Being a Self-Made Billionaire Taught Me by Sage Sweetwater
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Sage Sweetwater dishes on being in the groove. Through Sweetwater's career writing evolved to scores of lucrative spin-off intellectual properties put Sweetwater and her partner in a women's spot of top money earning through careful strategy. Here, Sweetwater shares the five lessons that being a self-made Billionaire has taught her.
Five Lessons Being a Billionaire Taught Me
1. "Basically, a penny is copper and integrity is gold."—Sage Sweetwater
2. "Mentoring is royalty awarded, not earned, in the best interest of non-banking."—Sage Sweetwater
3. "A million dollars will not give you financial security. It will give you a stepping stone to acquire wealth."—Sage Sweetwater
4. "Investable assets are everywhere where mediocrity isn't. Dig deep to find a soul connection to your
intuition."—Sage Sweetwater
5. "Having solid networking and business partners is everything. They are calling the shots to your future, and theirs. Put these folks in place because you can't do it without them. Nothing about being a Billionaire came from a single dollar."—Sage Sweetwater
I once made about $500 million for my investment clients. Then I parked my own small pile in a risky place, and took a year off. When I came back my money was gone. I didn't take my own advice. I guess you could say I'm dumber than I look. Well, I said it. Now I give free advice.
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