Kobo in Conversation: Kevin O’Leary
Kobo in Conversation with…Kevin O’Leary, author of The Cold Hard Truth on Men, Women and Money
Money is either an ally or a deadly foe says O’Leary, and only three things matter in life: men, women and money. And money is the one thing you can do something about — follow O’Leary’s advice and you’ll end up in a good place, guaranteed. Find out more in his conversation with Ellen Roseman, personal finance columnist for the Toronto Star.
Duration : 0:6:54
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Categories: Personal Finance Books
This advice spoke …
This advice spoke to me i have all artificially easy
is he saying secret …
is he saying secret/super 10 account @ 5:15?
I know someone who …
I know someone who has left a government high paying job with a pension to move back home in their parents basement in another province. This person is now working 2 minimum wage jobs without guaranteed hours. Obviously, the parents shouldn’t of left this person move home. Kevin is absolutely right. Don’t let your kids move home.
Empowering people …
Empowering people with knowledge on how to be successful using a “recipe” for success is handing the public a gift to those who wish to listen. Many people struggle to figure out the key to success and do not understand that the answer lies within themselves. 80% of the “method” is their mindset and the remaining portion is the idea or product that will bring them wealth. Many thanks to Kevin for sharing his insight and mindset.
Kevin O’Leary may …
Kevin O’Leary may know a lot about business and investments but he knows nothing about family. How could you, in good conscience, let your child starve? I do agree that you should not pay their bills but a roof over their head and food on the table should be a given from ones parents. This is an awful, selfish message to be giving people.
Words of the wise. …
Words of the wise. I love how this guy is actually self-made and not some spoiled brat growing up. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to reading the book!