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Although owning investment real estate has traditionally been thought of as a good, relatively safe vehicle, it does require some knowledge, awareness, planning, and careful selection of the right/appropriate property. I strongly believe that potential investors should pay close attention to these 6 basic principles and the realities of doing so. With that in mind, the purpose of this essay is to investigate, examine, review, and debate these quickly.

In physics, Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle had a profound influence on science and eventually earned him a Nobel prize. This principle states that, even though it is scientifically possible to determine exactly how a class of particles will behave in general, it is not possible to predict exactly which of those particles will behave that way specifically. As a re-sult, there always exists a degree of uncertainty in physics, no matter how sound the general theory.

Do not let failure be an option. Do not be afraid of anything, including fear of failure itself. It is not failure itself but fear of failure that is the biggest obstacle on the path to success in a Christian’s life. Failure makes us stronger, more flexible, and more decisive, but fear of failure paralyzes one’s thoughts and actions and hinders us from doing the things required to make it on the way to success. One young reporter asked Thomas Watson, the founder of IBM, how he became successful. Mr. Watson answered, “Would you like me to give you a formula for… success? It’s quite simple. Double your rate of failure.” Success is on the other side of failure, so dare to move forward.

Disclaimer: The materials and information contained in this publication are for general purposes only as I abide by the Editorial standards and guidelines of NewsBreak. I hope that if you read this article today, you will save yourself a lot of misery and money. I have compiled a list of seven common investment blunders that beginners make. If you read this article all the way through, you should be able to identify such errors and inform your friends about them. Let's get started without any introductions.

How well do you know yourself? Do you realize inside you is something that determines your future? Imagine how valuable it would be to know more about this something, which is an influential part of yourself. Even a little knowledge of it can be a major life-changer.

You have heard it said many times, don't react when you make a decision. While it is true that you will be better off responding rather than reacting, is this the best way to make decisions? No, there is a better way! To take your decision-making to the next level, get ready to learn a simple method that can significantly improve your decision-making abilities.

Everything in life has a purpose. Everyone on this planet was born with and for a purpose. It is this purpose that is the only source of meaning. Without purpose, life is an experiment or a haphazard journey that results in frustration, disappointment, and failure. Without purpose, life is subjective, or it is a trial-and-error game that is ruled by environmental influences and the circumstances of the moment. Likewise, in the absence of purpose, time has no meaning, energy has no reason, and life has no precision. Therefore, it is essential that we understand and discover our purpose in life so that we can experience an effective, full, and rewarding life.

Perhaps the most important value of all is that of integrity. A billionaire once said to me, “Integrity is not so much a value in itself; it is rather the value that guarantees all the other values.” Wow! This was a great insight for me. Once you have decided that you are going to live consistent with a value, your level of integrity determines whether or not you follow through on your commitment. The more you discipline yourself to live consistent with the very best you know, the greater is your level of personal integrity. And the higher your level of integrity, the happier and more powerful you will feel in everything you do.

The inner mantra of “I’m not good enough” is a struggle that many of us face. This problem isn’t widely discussed, but if this is one of your struggles then you should know that you’re not alone.

There are brand gurus who say, "We can envisage a day when the marketing notion itself will become obsolete, to be replaced by a new concept called "branding." However, in the ever-changing world of branding, even the most basic concepts like buying and selling are altering in value and meaning. Today's tagline replaces the ancient adage "nothing happens unless someone sells something."

Life is so unpredictable. Or is it? Is there something you can do to make it more predictable? Some equate life to being like a game of chess. Many play "at" one game throughout their entire life, while others choose to play "in" more than one.

Here is a good question: If goal setting is automatic, why is it that so few people have clear, written, measurable, time-bounded goals that they work toward each day? This is one of the great mysteries of life. I believe there are four reasons why people don’t set goals.

Stephen Covey first coined the terms abundance and scarcity mindsets in his book titled “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.” His book has changed the way that people look at success and his ideas are extremely thought-provoking in our own lives.

Forgive and forget. We’ve all heard it before, but what does it really mean?. Is there a difference between forgiving someone and forgetting what they did? Or are they one and the same?

Markets and numbers, no matter how well-informed you are on the subject, can be tough for business owners seeking the next great thing. Finding a solid business opportunity is difficult in California, and every successful entrepreneur will tell you that getting it right takes time.

You may not want to make any adjustments once your firm is established and working smoothly. However, you should examine your business regularly to ensure that it is still in line with market dynamics. This could result in minor adjustments or a complete corporate redesign.

“Where success is concerned, people are not measured in inches, or pounds, or college degrees, or family background; they are measured by the size of their thinking.” —DAVID SCHWARTZ.

The great question of philosophy has always been, “How shall we live to be happy?” The greatest minds of all time have dedicated years, often entire lifetimes, to seeking the answers to this question. Your ability to ask and answer this question correctly for yourself is the key to everything that happens to you and to everything that you accomplish. The worst use of time and life is to work hard to climb the ladder of success only to find that it is leaning against the wrong building.

“In ancient China, the Taoists taught that a constant inner smile, a smile to oneself, insured health, happiness and longevity. Why? Smiling to yourself is like basking in love: you become your own best friend. Living with an inner smile is to live in harmony with yourself.” — Mantak Chia.

Success is goals, and all else is commentary. All successful people are intensely goal-oriented. They know what they want and they are focused single-mindedly on achieving it, every single day.