Financial Freedom Report

Do you have what it takes to be a successful investor? There’s no shortage of guides attempting to define those key characteristics and behaviors that separate successful investors – those who build the financial future of their dreams – from those who never quite get there. Investing is a kind of entrepreneurship, and the key qualities of a successful entrepreneur in any field dovetail nicely with Jason Hartman’s 10 Commandments for Investors to define what’s most important for running your own venture. Willingness to Be Open and CuriousEntrepreneurs of any kind are interested in new opportunities and new avenues to explore. The familiar and tried and true don’t interest them. Curiosity drives them to see if they can do more, break new ground, or experience a new situation. The “what-if” question is the most important: what would happen if I . . . Willingness to Take RisksA willingness to take risks – in some measure – is important to entrepreneurial success. That doesn’t mean behaving irresponsibly, but it