He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else.~ Benjamin Franklin

The Excuse Habit

It is easy to make excuses. I remember as a kid, I would try to blame my failure to complete a task on my little sister. That did not work, my parents were too smart to fall for it. The point; we learn to make excuses early in life. Unlearning this harmful habit can remove a stumbling block to earning money, making good friends, or achieving our goals.

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Earn More Money Through Residual Income

The Earn More Spend More Group plan is only possible if one can create a constantly expanding income. For most of us, the only way to do that is through a type of residual, or passive, income which can be expanded through our efforts. This is the type of income members of the Earn More Spend More Group enjoy.

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What kind of savings program encourages you to, no requires you to, spend? What kind of savings program has $0 saved during the first month? In fact, every member will save $0 the first month.

That would be an absolutely ridiculous savings program, right? After saving nothing in the first month, any financial counselor will tell you habits have formed--and it is doomed!

The Earn More Spend More Group plan

The Earn More Spend More Group plan is really...

The Earn More Spend More Group

On my forum signature, I have information about the Earn More Spend More Group. I claim that it is a better way to motivate yourself to earn money in a home based business.

So, what is the Earn More Spend More Group plan? It is a motivational system that uses monthly raises, goals, and teamwork to motivate members to earn money in a home based business.

The Earn More Spend More Group plan is centered on earning and spending...

Lottery Winners vs. Earn More Spend More Group Members

When you win the lottery, you are typically given the choice of taking half your winnings in a lump sum or receiving the total sum in 20 years; that is 240 monthly installments. Those who take the lump sum payment have often gone through their winnings with break-neck speed. Once it is gone, it is gone. The wise decision for this and other reasons is to take the installments. So, we will discuss monthly installments, as we compare...