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I came across a quote today. Actually, it’s not the first time I saw this quote but felt like doing a sharing.<\/p>\n
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Quoted from Jim Rohn –\u00a0“Shortly after I met my mentor he asked me, \u2018Mr. Rohn, how much money have you saved and invested over the last six years?\u2019 And I said, \u2018None.\u2019 He then asked, \u2018Who sold you on that plan?\u2019” — Jim Rohn<\/p>\n
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Take a moment to think about this. If you have been saving and investing somewhat, good for you. If not, decide if you want to carry on with this plan.<\/p>\n
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Only YOU can decide if you want to make that change.<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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For me, I’m just glad that in a twist of fate, I was introduced to beyond the common financial tools of saving deposits, fixed deposits and unit trusts\/funds in 2009 in building my portfolio.<\/p>\n
Other than financial investments, I also invest actively in my own financial education. Again, this blog serves as a vehicle for me to share what I know or have learnt.<\/p>\n
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Contrary to the old saying, ignorance is never bliss, at least not in the financial context.<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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This is my belief. I also believe that financial education is best started from young. One day, I hope to move beyond sharing my knowledge with this blog.<\/p>\n
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I came across a quote today. Actually, it’s not the first time I saw this quote but felt like doing a sharing. Quoted from Jim Rohn –\u00a0“Shortly after I met my mentor he asked me, \u2018Mr. Rohn, how … Continue reading