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    Hi Steve,

    I think it very much depends on the individual and their wealth creation plans. For us, we would like to have enough passive income to be able to leave full time work and live a life far fuller in the things we prefer to do. To be able to do this we will have to have enough cashflow each month to be able to sustain us. That is our first goal. After achieveing this we intend to build up a wealth base that can multiply itself over and over again, putting us in an even better position financially. Captial appreciation would probably be the best option to be able to achieve this. I guess what I am trying to illustrate is that a persons focus may change over time depending on their goals.

    Just a couple of thoughts,

    Flea.

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    Well Done AD. I am yet to do my first but am as keen as anything to get into it. Heres to many more and a life of freedom.

    Flea.

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    My husband did the Automatic Wealth course on 13-14 July in Sydney (approx $3000 worth). I have been over the information with him and it seems very good, and relevant to Australian conditions. His book “Money Secrets of the Rich” is particularly good and has a stack of websites of interest in Aus. We have copies of the following: Blueprint for Success – Tapes and book
    Winning the Money game – Tapes and book
    Making money in Foreclosures – Tapes
    Complete Automatic Wealth Course taped from July course.

    Email us at [email protected]

    Cheers,

    Nat

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