Now I don’t normally write about the stock market two days in a row – I must be having a stock market kind of week, but there was a very interesting article in the Sunday Times last week about a man called Rudolf-Riad Younes.
This guy has returned 15% on his investments every year for the last 10 years – which in the very long term isn’t that much higher than the running average – but in the relatively short term period of the last 10 years is hugely successful.
So I was interested to read how he does it (because then I can copy his system!), and I was pleasantly surprised that he takes the Scales of Abundance approach.
Any of you who have heard me tell the Scales of Abundance stories will know that I believe that wealth creation is a matter of the belief we have in ourselves to be wealthy balanced with the ability, or knowledge needed, to create that wealth. Rudolf expresses it as the balance of the two halves of his brain – the left for creativity and the right for logic.
He says that in order to be successful he has developed the skills of natural survival – being the understanding in the external; the environment (or the market) combined with the knowledge of the internal; oneself (or belief).
What a fantastic bloke!
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