Alain Guillot
Life, Leadership, and Money Matters
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Success Is Available to All of Us – Just Reach Out and Grab It
Success has many definitions. Consider this: an Uber driver who works 4 hours a day and spends the rest of their time with friends and family, visiting the park, enjoying a drink, relaxing, and watching Netflix might be considered more successful than an attorney who works 10 hours a day,…
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Stock Market Success: Enjoying the Gains and Preparing for the Unexpected
in Stock MarketGenerally, when my stocks are going up, I consider myself a genius. However, when the market is going down, I often blame the government, the market itself, or the latest geopolitical drama. Over the past 12 months, my portfolio has increased by over 30%, and over the last five years,…
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5 Ways to Make Your Business More Attractive to Employees
in BusinessWhen it comes to the world of business, nothing is better than knowing you have the best people behind you. However, in order to get them to want to work for you in the first place, you have to be able to offer them something in exchange. The top talent…
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From Layoff to Million-Dollar Success: Building a Thriving Apparel Brand
in Side HustleCarlos Ugalde, a 52-year-old entrepreneur from Las Vegas, Nevada, is the founder of House of Chingasos, a successful print-on-demand apparel brand that made nearly $3 million in revenue in 2023. His journey is one of resilience, adaptation, and determination after facing unexpected career challenges. The Path to Entrepreneurship Carlos’s career…
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How Globalization Shapes Income Inequality: Lessons from History and Modern Trends
in OpinionPoints in this article: Making money is a talent like many others People have many different talents and attributes. Some people are amazing artists, others are great at sports, some women might be extraordinarily attractive and they know how to leverage their looks, and some people are good at the…
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Wastefulness: Throwing Money Away That Could Be Better Invested
We all try to strive for financial stability, but many of us tend to spend our money on unnecessaries. And although those small indulgences tend to bring temporary comfort or joy, when they become routine, they gnaw at the edges of our financial well-being. Imagine reallocating that money to more…