Alain Guillot
Life, Leadership, and Money Matters
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Turning Trash into Treasure: How to Make Money by Repurposing Old Belongings
If you have a bunch of old stuff lying around that you don’t use, you can use it to make money. Don’t just throw them away or let them collect dust. Instead, consider repurposing them to make some extra cash. If you’re strapped for cash or want to clear out…
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Warren Buffett hates bonds and so should you
Warren Buffett is one of the richest men in the world. He is self-made. He didn’t inherit his billions from his mom and dad, He didn’t get his billions from a divorce like Melinda Gates and MacKenzie Scott, he worked for them. We may be curious about his investment style.…
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Most billionaires are self made
in Self MadeContrary to general belief, that wealth is intergenerational, most billionaires are self made. A quick Google search gave me this list: In this list we can see: If you notice, most (not all) of those billionaire were poor. They had the tenacity to build wealth from zero. Winfrey was born…
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Choosing the Correct Packaging for Your Product
in BusinessSelecting the right packaging for your products is critical. No matter how good your product is, if you do not present it in a way that is appealing you may not have any customers. Selecting the right package is all about product safety as well. Since choosing the right packaging…
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Top Reasons to Hire an Accountant
in BusinessAs a business owner, hiring an accountant is a smart idea. If you’ve been thinking about it already, that’s a good first step to take. You need to hire talent that can serve your business well, but the unfortunate thing is that most people believe that accountants are nothing but…
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The Power of Daily Walking: A Simple Solution for a Healthy Body
At the age of 56, I have discovered a key secret to maintaining good health and preventing weight gain—daily walking. It has become an integral part of my routine, and the results have been remarkable. On days when I neglect this simple yet effective exercise, my scale never fails to…