Cydney O'Sullivan
Cydney O'Sullivan is a successful and passionate investor and entrepreneur, with a desire to help others find their own success.
Cydney began her working career earning $3.25 an hour before working her way up the corporate ladder. Today she holds multimillion-dollar property, business and stock portfolios and earns millions of dollars through investing in shares and businesses. She now teaches other people (especially women) how to build their own financially-secure futures and create wealth.
Her advice if you are serious about finding more money is to get informed. Take responsibility for your own financial future and well being. Know how much you spend, how much you earn and work out a solid plan for your future.
The following simple tips from Cydney O'Sullivan will help you to think creatively regarding money and will start you on the road to financial independence and success.
Tip 19: Sell Items You Don’t Need As Much As The Cash
Almost all of us have belongings we’ve been storing that we can exchange for cash or barter with to get something we need more.
Tip 20: Have a Garage Or Car Boot Sale
Have a garage sale and get rid of as much as you can bear to part with from the house and garage. Whatever you don’t sell you can take to a few trash and treasure markets or car boot sales.
Tip 24: Stop Buying Your Lunches – Make Your Own
Buy all the makings for your lunches instead of buying lunch. You could bring a sandwich and drink from home and save around $20 a week - or $1,000 over a year.
Tip 49: Read Books Or Listen to Audio Books That Teach The Art of Wealthy Thinking
Read the classics Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace Wattles, and The Secret by Rhonda Byrne
(also available on DVD). These books describe how you can use positive thinking to attract wealth and good fortune into your life.
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