November 1st, 2009 by Philip
Do traditional businesses, such as Energy companies, screw you?
Traditional economics produces the monopolies, like the Energy companies & the Banks who created the Credit Crunch, because the traditional business is based on the extraction of a nominal profit at any cost.
The more profit the company gets the more they can spend on building their profits [...]
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November 1st, 2009 by Philip
If you won £100,000 how would you choose how you would spend it or invest it?
I would do the sensible thing and split it equally between your:
Financial Freedom Account (to buy your “Goose that lay eggs of Gold”) so you can fund your life style from your share or property profits);
Long term savings account (to [...]
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October 20th, 2009 by Green Builder
Events to Build Your Sustainable Future, Grow Yourself, then Your Business will Grow
Credit Scoring & Cashflow Game live
Global Business Centre, 9 Holles Street, London, W1G 0BD (beside John Lewis), closest tube stations are Oxford Circus and Bond Street.
When: Wednesday 21st October
What time:6.30-9.30pm
Reading Energy Pioneers (REP) introduces its 2009 GREEN ENERGY SHOWCASE
Thursday 22 October, 7.30–9.30pm
Entrance free, [...]
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October 19th, 2009 by Philip
Trees – What 1987 Storm teaches us – find out here
Thursday 22nd October
At talk by Professor David Cutler “What we have learnt from the 1987 storm”
Tree roots tend to be small 90% less than 10cm diameter and 0-2m deep with the most activity where they can get moisture (from condensation under pavements) and from [...]
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October 10th, 2009 by Philip
The Cash Flow game by Robert Kiyosaki is better than Monopoly as it is more realistic and everyone can win by learning to be financially free ( having more passive income from owning businesses or property than expenses).
Monopoly is a slow game of chance to build property based wealth and very slowly hope to force [...]
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October 9th, 2009 by Green Builder
Gardening is the process of creating & maintaining a Garden so can be a ongoing activity which some people are prepared to outsource so could be turned into a sustainable business.
The word Garden comes from the Arabic for Piece of Paradise on Earth so it is not surprising to realize that gardens were also oases [...]
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October 8th, 2009 by Webmaster
Deforestation caused by the economic defects endangers our life.
Although the current deforestation is occurring in Canada, USA, Brazil, Indonesia and other distant parts of Our Planet we are already suffering from this plunder for the temporary illusion of gain for a few because forests are the Lungs of the World filtering out CO2 & [...]
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September 30th, 2009 by Philip
How to build a Sustainable Business Step 1
What is a Sustainable Business?
A sustainable business is a legal entity that is independent of its owners which can create income on an ongoing basis without damaging its future. The Credit Crunch has shown that traditional businesses are unsustainable, even without taking into account the pollution & climate [...]
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September 11th, 2009 by Green Builder
Was 9/11 a good thing or bad thing?
With the anniversary of the attack of 9/11 upon us it is a good time to consider was it a good thing or a bad thing?
The answer is no. This is because it is an event so is neutral and only has a meaning that you choose to [...]
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September 4th, 2009 by Webmaster
Play to Win the Money Game or suffer all your life it is your choice.
Poor People think Money is a real measure of their value – so do what the System expects them to do – such as working too hard, wasting their lives to finance The State’s whims.
Rich People know Money is only a [...]
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