Westan,
China is the go and here is your new market! Forget NZ! The new market is Biotech. Forget the indusrial age, the info age. We are in the bio tech age well and truly. Stemcell research is well and truly alive in China. I’m not sitting on any moral high ground here. I’m just calling it like it is. In China there’s no debate about the ‘right to life’. You won’t find people locking arms outside of abortion clinics. You also wont see people locking arms around cemetaries ‘IF’ the right to life really is one’s premise. Picture it! People locking arms around a cemetary.
“She can’t come in”
“she was 96, she was hit by a truck!”
“THERE’S OPTIONS!” (????)
“What do you mean, we’ve got to have her stuffed?”
There will be no ‘Save the children. The children are our future plea either’. What does that mean? You reach a certain age and you’re off the love list?
There is investment opportunities in China and all the researchers ARE heading there because there are less restrictions on bioethics and that’s where the money is. You be the judge. Our lines are open.
Gatsby.

Hi Derek,
If you could email/PM me the contents of trust magic I’d be most grateful if possible. Many thanks.
Cheers,
Gatsby.

Hi Shawn,
I’m from Melbourne but I do know of a guy who leases out semi trailers (the trailer that is) and is doing very well from this. He also invests in property, but I think his main job is hiring out the trailers to companies. I’m not sure if this answers your question or is even relevant to your situation. I hope this helps and I’ll try to find out more if I can.
Cheers,
Gatsby.

Hi all,
Pardon my ignorance but what is ‘Trust Magic’ and ‘Tax Battles’? I have Wealth Guardian.
Many thanks,
Gatsby

It’s interesting. I’m curious to see if this grant, which is supposedly aimed at helping first home buyers enter the market, have the desired effect. It’s a bit like ‘an economy’ in any era. Some say tinker with it while others say let it sort itself out (supply/demand). I hope it doesn’t (and I feel it may) just push prices up accordingly like Howard’s FHOG initiative did.
Cheers,
Gatsby.

Hi Steve, All,
One thing I’ve found with a tape (be it Fast Track, Tales From the Trenches, Kiyosaki, et al) is that it’s a great tool that I benefit most from by just replaying it over and over again in the car. When I head to work I’m in ‘anti job mode’ and it helps me get through the shift while, at the same time it reminds me ‘why’ I don’t want to work and helps me see a light at the end of the shift. The other reason I also play it over and over again for probably an even more important reason is because I always seem to pick up on something that I’ve heard before but I missed because I didn’t pay attention to it the previous time I played it. It also keeps the ‘momentum’ going while driving which allows you to leverage this time more effectively that would have otherwise been spent anyway (driving to work, shops, where ever. Try reading a Melways and drive at the same time and you’ll know what I mean!). I love Indy films and I’ll often see the same film 2 or 3 times because each time I learn something new (why the director chose that scene, why the narrative helps develop a character, etc). Good independent film writing is very similar to these tapes. Every word is there for a reason not just for the sake of it because you have a time limit and you cannot afford to put something in just to fill the gaps. Like I said. I play the tapes over and over again because my mood, attitude, etc always differs at the time and will dictate how much I really actively take in and listen to. Now the hard part! It’s all for nought unless I act on it!
Cheers,
Gatsby.