The most popular investment portfolio strategies include diversification, where you spread investments across different asset classes to manage risk. Another is the growth strategy, focused on capital appreciation through high-risk, high-reward assets. Income-oriented strategies target regular income from dividend stocks or bonds. Finally, there's the value strategy, seeking undervalued assets for potential long-term gains.
According to Warren Buffett, dividends are less valuable for growing businesses and more suitable for established ones. Investing in companies that offer dividends might be seen as parking capital for steady returns, especially for those relying on portfolio income. This approach resembles bond investing, serving as a means of generating consistent earnings.
That's quite remarkable! I'm genuinely interested in benefiting from the guidance of such experienced advisors, especially considering the current state of my struggling portfolio. May I know the name of the advisor who has been assisting you in navigating these financial challenges?
One of the biggest lessons we had about a product we developed was also to make sure the stakeholders are willing to pay. We were targeting big 4 consulting firms for our product. People on the ground were excited about it, but people who made decisions around paying for tech were sometimes still faxing edits to powerpoints for associates to update. Since they were removed from the on the ground work, they were generally pretty stuck in doing everything in the way they were used too. That was probably 1-2milion in R&D, but I feel like a big failure is the story in a lot of successful businesses, including us.
It was good to see Jameson again. The video gives me a lot to think about, but I'm already retired. Do I want to take the chance to jeperdise my retirement for that. I know in the past I have at least 3 ideas that I should have worked on but didn't know what to do. Good luck with all you do, and make sure Jameson gets his fair share in his ROTH account.
You sound just like me. I started three businesses in total. The first two were entirely dependent on me. I was the business. When I sold the second one it was worth half of what I expected because there was no on going business. There was no goodwill to figure in. So basically I sold used equipment. Always build your business totally separate from yourself. If you die tomorrow your business should continue on, not shut down. My business now could be turned over to a management company and continue on in a trust for the benefit of my heirs. Another good one Erin. But don’t burn yourself out with a business. Hire good people you can manage from a 30 thousand foot view.
So, find a product or service that others are willing to pay for and make sure there is a big profit margin. Need a whole book to share this information?
It's funny, after running my company for 40-plus years in retirement I see and think up all these different ideas for business. But my wife just says Phil enough were retired.....I know she is right so I hope someone starts a business that only installs toilets, no need to be a plumber even I can do it but if there was a company that you could just get on their schedule and they come in install, and leave I bet you could do 3 to 6 of these a day and make bank!!! Okay, I have 50 more of those ideas but I need to go clean my gutters now. Happy belated Easter to everyone!
😂 I love it! Maybe just for kicks you try out one of those ideas!?!!I mean after the gutters are cleaned, of course! I hope you had a Happy Easter Phil!
I've started 5 businesses the first 2 not very successful, the last three reasonably successful. Learned a lot, one important lesson people will try to take what you have so expect grief with the joy and excitement.
Its interesting you bring up the "action" step first. The most common trait of successful millionaires: they do SOMETHING/take action. Not necessarily have some genius idea.
Yuuuuuuuuuup, that last part is what I explain as, be careful what you wish for. Some good advice in here. Oh man, soooooooo CUTE! Now go fund that Roth!
Hire someone who knows how to dance. Seriously. I used to know so many great photographers that couldn't run a business, couldn't market or sell or network, just take great photos and starve. If you can run the business end, then hire the dancer who can't.
A good buddy of mine owns 3 coffee shops and has never made a latte. He spends all his time managing and hiring people. He even started a breakfast sandwich company that only sells to coffee shops.
Excellent advice!! :-). Started a business after retirement, which lasted about 5 years before I said to myself, you are retired, it should be my time now, plus I did not need the money, time to live to life!!
So I thought of putting a picture of my grandkids (6 and 4) on my business card and paying them a modeling fee for the maximum Roth contribution. Will that actually fly with the IRS, or was it a tongue in check comment about Jamison’s Roth? I already have an UTMA account for them that I contribute to, but it is after tax money that they will be taxed on as well.
As far as how I used J in this video - I definitely do *not* think that would fly with the IRS. 😂 However, I do use him in my advertising marketing materials in my day job as a baby model. But importantly I asked my accountant what would qualify as legit. So I’d say ask your accountant! It tax season, your probably chatting with them anyhow 😊
The most popular investment portfolio strategies include diversification, where you spread investments across different asset classes to manage risk. Another is the growth strategy, focused on capital appreciation through high-risk, high-reward assets. Income-oriented strategies target regular income from dividend stocks or bonds. Finally, there's the value strategy, seeking undervalued assets for potential long-term gains.
According to Warren Buffett, dividends are less valuable for growing businesses and more suitable for established ones. Investing in companies that offer dividends might be seen as parking capital for steady returns, especially for those relying on portfolio income. This approach resembles bond investing, serving as a means of generating consistent earnings.
That's quite remarkable! I'm genuinely interested in benefiting from the guidance of such experienced advisors, especially considering the current state of my struggling portfolio. May I know the name of the advisor who has been assisting you in navigating these financial challenges?
Thumbs up for Jameson’s ROTH!!
One of the biggest lessons we had about a product we developed was also to make sure the stakeholders are willing to pay. We were targeting big 4 consulting firms for our product. People on the ground were excited about it, but people who made decisions around paying for tech were sometimes still faxing edits to powerpoints for associates to update. Since they were removed from the on the ground work, they were generally pretty stuck in doing everything in the way they were used too.
That was probably 1-2milion in R&D, but I feel like a big failure is the story in a lot of successful businesses, including us.
It was good to see Jameson again. The video gives me a lot to think about, but I'm already retired. Do I want to take the chance to jeperdise my retirement for that. I know in the past I have at least 3 ideas that I should have worked on but didn't know what to do. Good luck with all you do, and make sure Jameson gets his fair share in his ROTH account.
This being April 1st, I thought the click bait title was a joke. I guess not.
Probably best to just continue to assume April Fools Joke.
Haha, I forgot it was April fools!
You sound just like me. I started three businesses in total. The first two were entirely dependent on me. I was the business. When I sold the second one it was worth half of what I expected because there was no on going business. There was no goodwill to figure in. So basically I sold used equipment. Always build your business totally separate from yourself. If you die tomorrow your business should continue on, not shut down. My business now could be turned over to a management company and continue on in a trust for the benefit of my heirs. Another good one Erin. But don’t burn yourself out with a business. Hire good people you can manage from a 30 thousand foot view.
It sounds like this book is a lot like Millionaire Fastlane by MJ Demarco. He also had a UA-cam channel and a website / forum for entrepreneur types.
So, find a product or service that others are willing to pay for and make sure there is a big profit margin. Need a whole book to share this information?
Good discussion and advice. I am a habitual over thinker.
“Let’s throw a picture of James on screen just so I can fund his Roth” 😅 love it!
It's funny, after running my company for 40-plus years in retirement I see and think up all these different ideas for business.
But my wife just says Phil enough were retired.....I know she is right so I hope someone starts a business that only installs toilets, no need to be a plumber even I can do it but if there was a company that you could just get on their schedule and they come in install, and leave I bet you could do 3 to 6 of these a day and make bank!!! Okay, I have 50 more of those ideas but I need to go clean my gutters now. Happy belated Easter to everyone!
😂 I love it! Maybe just for kicks you try out one of those ideas!?!!I mean after the gutters are cleaned, of course! I hope you had a Happy Easter Phil!
I've started 5 businesses the first 2 not very successful, the last three reasonably successful. Learned a lot, one important lesson people will try to take what you have so expect grief with the joy and excitement.
So true!
Randomly saw your video during workout, it’s pretty great! Hope you’ll keep making more! Subscribed 👍
Its interesting you bring up the "action" step first. The most common trait of successful millionaires: they do SOMETHING/take action. Not necessarily have some genius idea.
Yuuuuuuuuuup, that last part is what I explain as, be careful what you wish for. Some good advice in here.
Oh man, soooooooo CUTE! Now go fund that Roth!
I wanted to start a dance lessons business, but I don't know how to dance.
Just move your body. :)
I know a women who owned a hair dressing business, but was not a hairdresser. She is quite successful.
Hire someone who knows how to dance. Seriously. I used to know so many great photographers that couldn't run a business, couldn't market or sell or network, just take great photos and starve. If you can run the business end, then hire the dancer who can't.
A good buddy of mine owns 3 coffee shops and has never made a latte. He spends all his time managing and hiring people. He even started a breakfast sandwich company that only sells to coffee shops.
3:16 If only someone had told that to the Saudis before they thought up Noem..keep up the great work.
I have seen plenty of articles that say don't tell people your plans.
Excellent advice!! :-). Started a business after retirement, which lasted about 5 years before I said to myself, you are retired, it should be my time now, plus I did not need the money, time to live to life!!
Well said!
Great Video!! Thanks for not doing an April 1st video and providing the great value you always provide.
Quite literally I forgot it was April fools day 😂
I read the book and honestly it's a great book that really forces people to think about whether something is worth it
100% agree!
So I thought of putting a picture of my grandkids (6 and 4) on my business card and paying them a modeling fee for the maximum Roth contribution. Will that actually fly with the IRS, or was it a tongue in check comment about Jamison’s Roth? I already have an UTMA account for them that I contribute to, but it is after tax money that they will be taxed on as well.
As far as how I used J in this video - I definitely do *not* think that would fly with the IRS. 😂 However, I do use him in my advertising marketing materials in my day job as a baby model. But importantly I asked my accountant what would qualify as legit. So I’d say ask your accountant! It tax season, your probably chatting with them anyhow 😊
Do you think there would be a business in reporting and blocking UA-cam spam?😂
UA-cam really needs to get its act together.
UA-cam makes money from the spam, what's their incentive? Now if you could get users to pay you, it might succeed.
@@fredfinger7092I might pay for that 😂
Omg…someone needs to start that business!