SUBJECT: Financial Intelligence: Lesson 9 of 14: Where and What to Invest In

Hi {!firstname_fix},

You must FIRST invest in your Financial IQ.

Having good financial IQ is not about saving tons
of money or dumping them into mutual funds. It is
developing a healthy relationship money and
building a wealth of assets that will generate
you money.

What does it take to develop your financial IQ?

Delayed gratification is one of the most
important aspects to developing your financial
IQ. Take this as a hypothetical example.

Would you pay for a pint of milk or a cow?

If you buy milk, it is consumed and it is over.
You will have to buy milk over and over again
when it is finished. Even if the milk costs less
than a cow, in the long run, you will still be
buying milk again and again.

Now, if a cow were to cost 50 times more than
milk, you might pay through your nose when you
purchase the cow, but after consuming 50 pints
worth of milk from the cow, you would break even
on your investment and save more money in the
future. In fact, the cow might give birth to 2 or
more calves and you could sell one of them for
profit!

Get the idea?

EVERYONE is capable of creating wealth. When you
take a beat up old car and give it an overhaul,
paint it with a new coat of paint, and change a
few more parts to make it start running again,
you could sell that car for more money than if it
was just a beat up old car. You would have
created wealth in the process!

How about a farm? If you turn a farm into a
country home getaway resort, wouldnt the value
of the farm land increase manifold?

It is the same principle for chefs, computer
programmers and craftsmen. The sum of the whole
is greater than the parts. We are all capable of
creating wealth even out of thin air and that is
the first step to getting our creative juices
flowing.

To your success, 
YOUR NAME GOES HERE



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