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    Life Begins at the Edge of Your Comfort Zone: Time to Take Control of Your Destiny: Financial Freedom, #183
    Life Begins at the Edge of Your Comfort Zone: Time to Take Control of Your Destiny: Financial Freedom, #183
    Life Begins at the Edge of Your Comfort Zone: Time to Take Control of Your Destiny: Financial Freedom, #183
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    Life Begins at the Edge of Your Comfort Zone: Time to Take Control of Your Destiny: Financial Freedom, #183

    By Joshua King

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    How do you achieve the life of your dreams? You get it by pushing yourself past your own limits and fears.

     

    We all love to stay in our comfort zone; however, this won't lead to our dream retirement.

     

    To be free, we must own real estate, start businesses, and invest for dividends. These strategies will require you to learn new techniques and skill sets.

     

    The best way to start is to envision your perfect life and work backward. Once you determine how much it will cost, you are halfway there. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateAug 21, 2023
    ISBN9798223623311
    Life Begins at the Edge of Your Comfort Zone: Time to Take Control of Your Destiny: Financial Freedom, #183

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