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I'm guessing you were thinking this was going to be about some guy who built an internet biz out of thin air, got rich in 4 minutes and retired.

Unfortunately, that's not what this story is about.It's a great story about a guy from Jersey (hey I have to represent my state from time to time ; ) who just managed his incoming cash correctly, managed his expenses and invested what was left over.

The process was rather ORDINARY

The results were EXTRAORDINARY

and I just HAD to share it with you to inspire you to do the same with those hard-earned workers of yours.

Workers?

Yes, workers. You have hundreds, if not thousands of tiny little workers working for you as I wrote in my book The Secrets of Wealth: The Beginner's Guide to Financial Freedom

They're called dollars or pounds or euros or whatever free cash you have every month.Point them toward a wealth-building pipeline and you'll be able to live a life that most people only dream of.

Here's Paul's story...

Paul Navone is one of those quiet millionaires next door.

His friends had no idea he had money until he started giving it away: $1 million to a college and another $1 million to a prep school...and that's just a piece of what he's given away.

The 78-year-old retiree never made more than $11 an hour while working in the New Jersey mills, according to a story by Joe Logan in the Philadelphia Inquirer, and to this day Navone buys his clothing at thrift stores, and doesn't have a TV or a phone.

Okay, so that last part is a bit extreme, but he saved his money and started buying rental properties.

He lived off that income and invested the income from his day job.

His investing strategy?

This is what his broker said: "Paul has always been the perfect client. He gave me money and never took it out.He took my advice, he stuck to a plan, and he reaped the benefits of it."

Navone, who lives in a small house in Millville, said, "My motto back then without realizing it - and it is now - is that I'll work for the money, and then I want the money to work for me."

SIMPLE, yet effective.

EASY to AUTOMATE and something everyone should aspire to doing.

You don't have to live like a miser and you can figure out to what degree you want to live below your means.

Just do it.

From personal experience, Living Below Your Means, investing early and often and building a side business can do wonders for your Financial Future.

I want to see you Financially Free, so if you're staring at a little more debt than you'd like, take a moment to analyze your expenses and cut back.

It might be the smartest move you make this year.

Here's to Your Freedom!