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ted　to　buy　so　many。　I　have　done　the　same　with　stocks。　Small　people　remain　small　because　they　think　small；　act　alone；　or　don't　act　all。

？Learn　from　history。　All　the　big　panies　on　the　stock　exchange　started　out　as　small　panies。 Colonel　Sanders　did　not　get　rich　until　after　he　lost　everything　in　his　60s。 Bill　Gates　was　one　of　the　richest　men　in　the　world　before　he　was　30。

？Action　always　beats　inaction。

These　are　just　a　few　of　the　things　I　have　done　and　continue　to　do　to　recognize　opportunities。　The　important　words　being　〃done〃　and　〃do〃。　As　repeated　many　times　throughout　the　book；　you　must　take　action　before　you　can　receive　the　financial　rewards。　Act　now！

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How　To　Pay　for　a　Child's　College　Education　for　7000

As　the　book　draws　to　a　close　and　approaches　publication；　I　would　like　to　share　a　final　thought　with　you。　The　main　reason　I　wrote　this　book　was　to　share　insights　into　how　increased　financial　intelligence　can　be　used　to　solve　many　of　life's　mon　problems。　Without　financial　training；　we　all　too　often　use　the　standard　formulas　to　get　through　life；　such　as　to　work　hard；　save；　borrow　and　pay　excessive　taxes。　Today　we　need　better　information。

I　use　the　following　story　as　a　final　example　of　a　financial　problem　that　confronts　many　young　families　today。　How　do　you　afford　a　good　education　for　your　children　and　provide　for　your　own　retirement？　It　is　an　example　of　using　financial　intelligence　instead　of　hard　work　to　achieve　the　same