A Bull's Eye View

Have you ever been in a situation where you looked lost with nowhere to go? This may not only apply in driving along a random road, but in life in general.

I've been there. Probably about a bunch of times. When I realized that after everything that has happened, where exactly is it leading me? 

The latest came about a week ago. I was on a roll, setting my plans and priorities for that day the night before. They included appointments, meetings, meet-ups with friends, and time for myself which includes having a book on my hands. I'd made a couple of those to-do lists worked out at the start of the day.

Then, one by one, some of my plans for the day started to falter. Appointments getting cancelled. Meetings postponed. Lost track of the time due to other unimportant stuff. To sum it all up, after all the plans and objectives, where was it leading me? Nowhere but nowhere itself.

How are you going to hit your aim when your aim is not even defined?

The Best Time to Start

Usually, when I am out of books to read because I have not borrowed or purchased one lately, I tend to re-read another book. That book I want to re-read depends on what I am looking forward to re-learn as I venture into a field that may look unknown to me. But I am fully aware of the risks and potential that come with such field.

While waiting for my application to invest in the stock market, I decided to read one of Bo Sanchez' latest masterpiece in financial education (and also a must-read if you want to be truly rich):

The Turtle Always Wins: How to Make Millions in the Stock Market

It was a pretty good investment for my part because it has been in my possession since buying it last July. Now I have come to a point where I make the real financial investment - by investing in the stock market. With Brother Bo's vision to make others become multimillionaires and the guidance in going into such opportunity, I believe I would prosper in such field and in return, be able to help others prosper as well.

...but this post is not about the Stock Market