Saturday, October 13, 2007

Wealth Building Strategies Can Be Learned

Part III of David’s story

Wealth building strategies must be cultivated to stay ahead of the crowd.

What would you have done if you were in a similar situation?

Here is the next part of the story.

I repeated what I said and followed it up with I expected this to happen months ago. The director and the human resources manager looked at each other and asked me to explain. I wish you could see the looks on their face. They were not expecting me to say what I said and they wanted me to explain how I saw this coming.

Now apparently they thought they had blindsided me and had me on the ropes until I told them they were a few steps behind. They wanted to know why I thought this was going to happen in earlier months. What they were really asking me was what did they miss and why should they have done this months earlier.

I took the opportunity that presented itself and told them that if they were as smart as they thought they were they would have made this decision when there was a change from the past director to the new one as this was the best time to make staff changes and combine job functions. This would have woke up the other 200+ employees especially, the ones who were not pulling their weight. I did not say this word for word but I instead used the elaborate corporate speech they used on me except, I used plain and simple words.

I was so thankful that I chose to work on debt reduction and wealth building strategies while I was away from the office. My supplemental income studies had surely paid off.

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Tune in tomorrow for the next part of the story.



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