Jesse Meijers

The 4 Hour Work Week – Tim Ferriss

The Four Hour Work Week (4HWW for short) has been a New York Times and Wallstreet Journal bestseller, and isn't doing too shabby worldwide either. This book was recommended to me by a friend when we were working together for a big project of mine. I remember thinking 'well, sounds lame' and actually almost forgetting all about it. But I decided to pick up a copy anyway because he so highly recommended it. Well that turned out to be a total winner of a choice!

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Product Launch: How to Throw Like a Pro!

Today is a historic day. After a lot of hard work filming, editing, designing, setting up a website and more of those creative processes, it is finally here: How to Throw Like a Pro! The definitive source for learning how to throw a frisbee disc, aimed at novice and intermediate ultimate players around the world.

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Everyone can be wealthy

Last week I had a discussion with two of my friends about being rich. They shared the opinion that it is impossible for everyone to be rich. But in my world, as I have experienced and see things, everyone can be wealthy. Distributing wealth is not competitive. There is enough wealth for the entire population of the world, and then ten times that. People just refuse to see how the world really works.

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How automatic or ‘residual’ income works

How do they do it? Those people who have tons of money, yet seem to be working hardly if at all. Their secret is that they have found a source of automatic income. Money flowing in, without spending as much as a minute on making it. But, how is that possible? Surely there is no such thing as getting rich while doing nothing? Think again. And you can do it too.

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Your house is not an asset… nor is anything else you own

If you have ever tried to get a loan from a bank, or have applied for a creditcard, you'll be familiar with the term 'asset'. Simply stated, the bank identifies those things that you own which can be sold for money to be an 'asset'. For the bank, there must be a low risk to the value of these 'assets'. Therefore, the bank thinks your house, car, expensive Armani suit and all the other valuable 'stuff' you have are assets. Your bank is an idiot.

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Success Formula – Happiness, Health and Cashflow

In a previous post I was writing about the difference between being rich and being wealthy. As I intended in that post, I will post an update of my own wealth every month. I won't disclose any details about the values most of the time, but I will tell you what decisions I made and how I think they are going to work out for me. In the end I hope this series will be a valuable resource for beginning entrepreneurs, who want to learn more about which decisions make the most sense.

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