4 lessons from The Wolf of Wall Street

Happy Monday!
For today's #MoneyTipsMonday, we will go over some meaningful lessons from #thewolfofwallstreet.
The movie tells the story of #joranbelfort , from his rise to a wealthy stock-broker living the high life to his fall.
Both the book and the movie “The Wolf of Wall Street” contain many outrageous and scandalous events.
In spite of all the controversy, we can learn a lot from Jordan Belfort and Stratton Oakmont's success
Here are 4 lessons from The Wolf of Wall Street that anyone can apply to #business:
✨Know what you want
Always plan your goals before trying to achieve them. This will help you envision what you want your business and personal life to be.
✨Your network is your net worth
*Meet like-minded investors,
*Join investment clubs/forums
*Visit conventions
These are all beneficial ways to gain insights about investment alternatives that can make you #money. Maintaining strong connections is a great way to gain referrals and build a successful business.
✨Learn to let go - #jordanbelfort had the chance to step back from the negative culture of his company. Instead, he was tempted to go back to work and ended up losing everything.
The same reality applies to #investing. A lot of investors become infatuated with an investment that may never yield a return on investment. Letting go of a bad investment will help you save more money, time and energy.
✨"It’s business. Leave your emotions at the door.”
The tactics #jordanbelfort and his team used were unethical and immoral, but it is important to understand that #investing requires leaving your emotions at the door. This is an extremely important #lesson. Many times people mistake an emotional decision for a financial one.
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