Learn how to use property to make $1 million - from scratch - in one year.




Heiner Karst

 
Thanks to our Custodian property portfolio, I have great confidence in our ability to grow a lifestyle in retirement that will enable us to achieve the things we want to do...
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SIGNPOSTS TO SUCCESS

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Signposts to Success
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John Fitzgerald wrote Untold Wealth: Success from Scratch some years ago to answer some of the questions asked by readers of book Seven Steps to Wealth. It covered the 'Big Picture' of goals and values, motivation and personality, strategies and skills - as well as working systematically through the nuts and bolts of wealth building through property investment in Australia.

Again, many people wrote to say that the workbook had successfully kick-started a programme of capital-growth-focused investment. But others wrote, or emailed, or called, to talk about this strange thing called 'success' itself. Do you know what the most common question was?

How can we set goals, when we don't really know what we want?

Signposts to Success is designed to sharpen your sense of direction. To get you past wishing and into focused action. To get you through barriers: the ones the world throws at you - and the ones you build yourself. To set you up for success - whatever that means for you.

Signposts to Success doesn't focus on any particular investment vehicle or business model. Its focus is on the personal and interpersonal skills and strategies that underpin any successful performance. Maybe you're looking to start an investment programme, or your own business. Maybe you're already in the thick of it - and struggling to keep your head above water. Maybe you're not doing anything right now... Signposts to Success may be for you.

What is success?

Money, power, fame... These things can represent the rewards of successful people's achievements – but if you asked them, they'd say that it's actually the achieving that defines them – and defines their success.
We often confuse 'success' with its rewards. But that's confusing the process with the product, or the journey with the destination.

Different people, in different places and ages, have attached different meanings to the concept of 'success', but one of the key ones must be: being happy. What's the point of 'being successful' or 'gaining success' – if it doesn't make you happy?

'Success' can't just be a one-off destination. It can't just be about the rewards. Otherwise, we'd never have it, or be sure we had it, or hold on to it for long...

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