The Power of Compounding – Make $1 Million Dollars in One Month with Compound Growth

Do the math! Start with one penny and double it every day!

Within one month, the power of compounding will have made you over $1 million dollars.

Before you dismiss this idea as impossible, why not try it? Just take it one step at a time.

At what level of success does your mind start to resist you can do it? Remember, your beliefs and attitudes give power to your actions.

Words that empower you to use the power of compounding:

• “How can I double what I have?”
• “Focus on what I have, not what I don’t have.”

Apply This Concept

.01 + .01 is .02. .02 + .02 is .04, and so on.

It is only when we continue to add to our original amount that we start to see the miraculous nature of the power of compounding.

.04 + .04 is .08. (Day 3)
.08 + .08 is .16.(Day 4)
.16 + .16 is .32. (Day 5)

Believe it or not, by day 27 you will have accumulated $1,342,177.20.

How will you harness the power of this great tool in your business? In taking actions? In compounding your thoughts? In multiplying your results? In enjoying life’s memorable experiences?

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By Karen Pallarito
HealthDay Reporter

(HealthDay News) — Prominent health-care experts are throwing their support behind the Senate version of the health reform package, which now looks like it will be passed before Christmas since Senate Democrats have garnered the 60 votes needed to move the bill forward.

“Overall, it is a multi-dimensional attack on the problems of our health-care system,” said Karen Davis, president of the Commonwealth Fund, and includes all of the essential elements for achieving the goals of ensuring access to care, making coverage more affordable and slowing the growth of health-care costs.

The 10-year, $871 billion health reform package won’t make its way to the White House until early next year, after House and Senate negotiators huddle to iron out differences between their respective bills. Assuming they reach an agreement, each chamber must vote on a compromise version. If the House and Senate pass the measure, then it will go to President Barack Obama for his signature.

The American Medical Association on Monday announced its support of the Senate bill.

“All Americans deserve affordable, high-quality health coverage so they can get the medical care they need — and this bill advances many of our priority issues for achieving the vision of a health system that works for patients and physicians,” AMA President-elect Dr. Cecil B. Wilson said in a statement.

The bill expands health insurance coverage to more than 94 percent of Americans under age 65, including 31 million uninsured, and provides tax credits to help low-income individuals and families pay for coverage. Exclusions on pre-existing conditions would be a thing of the past.

While Obama remains steadfast in his drive for health reform, the latest polling data from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation suggests that the American public’s outlook soured somewhat in December. Fifty-four percent of Americans now support health reform, while 41 percent say the nation cannot afford to take on health reform now. Those percentages mirror the spread in August, when angry citizens lambasted members of Congress at town hall debates across the country.

Thirty-five percent of Americans in December said they would be better off if Congress passes health reform, down 7 percentage points from November. The percentage who said they’d be worse off rose 3 points to 27 percent.

The bill requires most people, with some limited exceptions, to have health insurance coverage. Those who don’t buy coverage that meets federal standards would pay a fine of $95 in 2014. That fine would rise to $750 in 2016.

One policy expert who touts free-market ideas in health care said the Senate bill, with its threat of fines and other penalties, bodes ill for consumers.

“It’s all about devolving power and control over health care — one-sixth of our economy — to Washington,” said Grace-Marie Turner, president of the Alexandria, Va.-based Galen Institute, a non-profit public policy research organization that say it’s devoted to advancing free-market ideas in health policy.

The Senate version does not include a so-called public health option. But it does allow the federal Office of Personnel Management to negotiate with private health plans to offer coverage to the uninsured.

AARP, an advocate of the Senate measure, said the bill would strengthen Medicare for beneficiaries.

“The thing that’s probably most important over time is it saves them a lot of money,” said John Rother, executive vice president of the AARP. Seniors will save money on premiums and out-of-pocket costs, he said, adding, “It also saves them money by making preventive services free.”

Still, there’s some unfinished business as far as seniors are concerned.

“The most obvious thing for us is it does not finish the job of closing the ‘doughnut hole’ in the Medicare drug benefit and, of course, we have commitments from the Majority Leader and senior members to do so in the conference with the House,” Rother said.

More information

To see how the Senate and House versions of health reform size up, visit The Commonwealth Fund.
SOURCES: Karen Davis, Ph.D., president, The Commonwealth Fund, New York City; John Rother, executive vice president, AARP, Washington, D.C.; Grace-Marie Turner, president, Galen Institute, Alexandria, Va.; Dec. 21, 2009, news release, American Medical Association; December 2009, Kaiser Health Tracking Poll, Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, Menlo Park, Calif.Similar Posts:

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About 8 percent of children are uninsured, government report finds

(HealthDay News) — In the first six months of this year, 45.4 million Americans of all ages — or 15.1 percent of the population — had no health insurance, according to new National Health Interview Survey statistics released Wednesday.

In addition, 58.4 million (19.4 percent) people of all ages had been uninsured for at least part of the year prior to the interview, and 31.9 million (10.6 percent) had been uninsured for more than a year at the time of interview, according to a report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Health Statistics.

The findings are from data analyses of almost 32,700 respondents. NHIS data, collected since 1957, is widely used to monitor health trends.

Among the other results from January to June:

• The percentage of children under age 18 without insurance at the time of interview was 8.2 percent.
• Among adults up to 64 years old, 60.6 percent of those who were unemployed had been uninsured for at least part of the past year, and 21.8 percent of those who had jobs had gone without insurance. Also, 32.9 percent of unemployed adults and 13.3 percent of employed adults in this age group had been without insurance for more than one year.
• Among those under age 65 with private health insurance, 22.7 percent were enrolled in a high deductible health plan (HDHP), including 6.4 percent who were enrolled in a consumer-directed health plan (CDHP).
• Nearly 50 percent of those with a private plan obtained by means other than through an employer were in a HDHP, and about 20 percent of those with a private plan were in a family with a flexible spending account (FSA) for medical expenses.
• At the time of interview, 12.3 percent of poor children and 11.6 percent of near-poor children didn’t have insurance.
• The percentage of near-poor children who lacked insurance at the time of interview decreased from 15.6 percent in 2008 to 11.6 percent in the first six months of 2009.
• At the time of interview, 80.9 percent of poor children and 57.8 percent of near-poor children were covered by a public health plan.
• The increase in public coverage for near-poor children increased from 53.4 percent in 2008 to 57.8 percent in the first six months of 2009. This was not a significant increase, according to researchers.
• At the time of interview, 8.4 percent of poor children and 35.1 percent of near-poor children were covered by private health insurance. Between 2008 and the first six months of 2009, there was no significant change in private coverage for poor, near-poor and not-poor children.
• The percentage of near-poor adults younger than 65 who didn’t have insurance at the time of interview increased from 2008 to the first half of 2009.
• Lack of health insurance coverage was highest in the South and West.

More information

The U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has more about health insurance.
– Robert Preidt

SOURCE: Dec. 16, 2009, Health Insurance Coverage: Early Release of Estimates from the National Health Interview Survey, January-June 2009, Division of Health Interview Statistics, National Center for Health Statistics, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and PreventionSimilar Posts:

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Here’s how the House and Senate bills stack up

By Karen Pallarito
HealthDay Reporter

(HealthDay News) — The two health reform bills moving through the U.S. Congress differ in a number of ways but achieve the same goal: a dramatic reduction in the number of uninsured Americans.

Legislation approved by the House of Representatives earlier this month would expand coverage to 96 percent of Americans. The Senate is preparing to debate a proposal to expand coverage to 94 percent of Americans.

“These bills build on the current system of providing insurance in the U.S.,” a system that includes Medicaid, employer-sponsored health insurance and individually purchased health plans, explained Elizabeth A. McGlynn, an associate director at RAND Health in Santa Monica, Calif.

“I think these bills do not constitute a radical change but rather a ‘build out’ of our current system,” she added.

The bills require most Americans to have health insurance or pay penalties for failing to comply. The House imposes a fine of 2.5 percent of adjusted income. The Senate phases in penalties, which rise to $750 a year starting in 2016 and are adjusted annually for cost of living.

People of modest means who don’t have health insurance may qualify for coverage under Medicaid. The House bill expands Medicaid eligibility to 150 percent of the federal poverty level. In 2009, that’s $16,245 for an individual or $33,075 for a family of four. The Senate bill is slightly less generous, boosting Medicaid eligibility to people with incomes at or below 133 percent of the federal poverty level, or $14,403 for an individual and $29,326 for a family of four.

The bills also benefit people who lose health insurance because their employers no longer offer coverage or go out of business, said Warren Greenberg, professor emeritus of health policy at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. These people would be eligible to purchase health insurance through an insurance exchange, he explained.

Under both bills, individuals and families with incomes up to 400 percent of the federal poverty level would be eligible for help paying for plan premiums and other cost-sharing through national or state-based exchanges.

Under the House version, employers with annual payrolls exceeding $750,000 would be required to offer coverage to their employees. The Senate doesn’t mandate coverage, but employers with more than 50 employees that fail to offer coverage would be fined $750 annually per worker when an employee obtains federally subsidized health insurance through an exchange.

“An employer mandate to offer insurance and a fine if employees bought insurance in the insurance exchange would essentially amount to the same thing,” Greenberg explained. “It would provide incentives for employers to offer health insurance.”

Each bill offers an array of differing financing mechanisms. The House bill includes a 5.4 percent tax on individuals making more than $500,000 and families earning more than $1 million. The Senate proposes increasing the Medicare payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples making more than $250,000. It would also impose a 5 percent tax on cosmetic medical and surgical procedures.

Health reform isn’t a done deal. First, the Senate must act and, if it passes legislation, then the House and Senate would appoint a conference committee to work out differences between their two bills. Both chambers would vote on the compromise version. And if each passes the bill, it would go to the president for his signature.

Before that happens, any number of contentious issues could derail consensus. One smoldering debate concerns whether the government should offer a public plan to compete alongside private health-plan options. The House bill creates such a plan, while the Senate has proposed allowing states to opt out of offering a public plan.

“The public option is a lightning rod that reflects ideological differences in Congress and among the American people at large,” said Roger Feldman, a professor of health insurance and economics at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. “I think the public option will either be removed or it will torpedo the whole reform effort . . . .”

The House and Senate bills also support research to compare the clinical effectiveness of various medical treatments. But that type of research has come under scrutiny since a federal panel issued controversial guidelines recommending against routine mammography screening for women in their 40s.

“Unfortunately, the mammography guidelines are coming at a wrong time,” Greenberg said. “I understand that one’s physician can overrule the guidelines and the government has not necessarily endorsed them,” he added. “But it seems that opponents of government action are taking them to mean a sign of a government-run health plan. I think that it will make passage of a bill more difficult.”

More information

For help comparing the House and Senate versions, visit the Kaiser Family Foundation.
SOURCES: Elizabeth A. McGlynn, Ph.D., associate director, RAND Health, Santa Monica, Calif.; Warren Greenberg, Ph.D., professor emeritus, health policy, George Washington University, Washington, D.C.; Roger Feldman, Ph.D., professor, health insurance and economics, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis; Side-by-Side Comparison of Major Health Care Reform Proposals, Henry J. Kaiser Family FoundationSimilar Posts:

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By Jennifer Thomas
HealthDay Reporter

(HealthDay News) — The secret to a healthier retirement may be surprising: work.

Retirees who continue to work in some capacity, even part-time, are less likely to experience physical decline and disease, new U.S. research suggests.

Using data from the national Health and Retirement Study, researchers analyzed six years of information on the health, finances and employment status of over 12,000 men and women between the ages of 51 and 61 in 1992.

Compared to those who quit working altogether, those who described themselves as officially retired but who continued to work part-time or in temp jobs were less likely to be diagnosed with eight diseases: high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, lung disease, heart disease, stroke, psychiatric problems and arthritis.

Those who worked at least part-time also were less likely to show signs of functional decline, or inability to perform the activities of daily living, including walking across a room, getting in and out of bed, dressing, eating and bathing.

The findings held true even after controlling for age, sex, financial status, education level and physical and mental health before retirement, according to the study in the October issue of the Journal of Occupational Health Psychology.

“There are tons of reasons why working is good for you,” said study co-author Mo Wang, an associate professor in the department of psychology at the University of Maryland. “When you work, you have a daily structure. You may do more physical activity. Working provides financial resources, social context, opportunities to interact and to learn new skills. Working can also be good for self-esteem and nurturing a sense of identity.”

But having to learn too much too quickly might not be so good for your mental state. Older workers whose “bridge employment” was in their chosen field had better mental health status than those whose post-retirement work was outside their prior field.

The study found that retirees who were struggling financially were more likely to work in a different field after retirement.

“When you’re working in a similar field, you don’t need to adjust to it. You’re familiar with the rules and the social network,” Wang said. “When you’re working in a field you have not worked in before, you have to adjust to a new identify, a new social environment and a new work context. You may face challenges you never faced before.”

All signs point to the trend of older workers staying on the job continuing. According to a 2008 survey from the AARP, 70 percent of 1,500 workers ages 45 to 74 said they planned to continue working into what they considered their retirement years.

Finances are a primary motivator, said Colin Milner, chief executive officer of the International Council on Active Aging in Vancouver, British Columbia. Baby Boomers — the generation born in the post-World War II years — have taken some financial hits recently, from the rising cost of health care to the housing bust to job losses.

But many also stay on the job because they want to, Milner added. Working provides a sense of purpose, which research has shown is key to maintaining mental and physical health in older age.

The study isn’t the first to show that structured activity improves the lives of retired people. In May, research presented at a meeting of the American Geriatrics Society found that retirees over 65 who worked as volunteers had half the death risk of those who did not.

“What the [new] study does is reinforce a few things we already know,” Milner said. “If you are involved in society and have purpose in life, whether that’s through a job or as a volunteer, your health and your mental outlook is much better than if you’re not.”

More information

There’s more on healthy aging at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
SOURCES: Mo Wang, Ph.D., associate professor, applied psychology, University of Maryland, College Park, MD; Colin Milner, CEO, International Council on Active Aging, Vancouver, British Columbia; Journal of Occupational Health Psychology, October 2009Similar Posts:

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As a company, Advocare is up about 30% from last year (ytd recruiting and revenue), a striking contrast to most other businesses…

Personally, our organization is up over 50% this year from last year (and last year was pretty good)…

Why?

An article in Saturday’s Daily Sentinel shed some light… at a recent economic conference, a presenter gave tips on remaining viable during these “tough” times…

Here are his 3 tips:

1. Carry a Niche/Specialty Product: don’t compete with Walmart and Target, offer a unique product that mainstream stores don’t/can’t carry. Advocare products are second to none and can’t be sold in stores – this is a good thing for you!
2. Stay Connected: once you have a user of your specialty product, stay in touch via informative email/newsletters, training website, and good old fashioned phone or face to face chats or meetings, etc. In these times: RELATIONSHIPS ARE KING… some have even referred to our model as “relationship marketing”… relationship based businesses are and will continue to thrive…
3. Operate a Fiscally Responsible Biz: our biz model has minimal overhead and risk: no lease… no employees… no “hours of operation”, no expensive or heavy equipment. High upside with minimal overhead – a perfect combination for success.

If you’re ALL IN, this should encourage you…

If you’ve got 1 foot in, let this inspire the other foot…

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Strategy #1 – What 96% of the population do.

In the first instance, you trade your time for money.

This strategy does NOT work. It has an inherent problem… you run out of time. If you are able to put any money away using Strategy 1 it’ll be at the expense of a life. You’ll be compromising on the house you live in, the car you drive and the vacations you take, your family time, and more.

Strategy #2 – What 3% of the population do.

In the second instance, you’re using money to generate more money. Whether it’s investments in the property market or stocks, you make your money work for you through your own business or someone else’s and collect the returns.

Simple as it sounds, so few people do this.

Strategy #3 – What the wiser 1% of the population do

This is the most Powerful Strategy of them all… when you Multiply Your Time. In this situation, you’re no longer restricted by geographic boundaries or physical form. You’ve created several revenue streams by creating Multiple Sources of Income (MSI).

Become very familiar with the term “MSI” because it will lead you to complete financial independence.

Join our team and add to your income levels, anyone, anywhere, within the US can benefit, PART-TIME, from being a part of making us a healthier society. No prior experience or knowledge necessary.

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Getting Paid While You Sleep is a Real Possibility for Anyone

The idea of separating time from our ability to make money may be one of the hardest concepts for us to grasp. It is also one of the most crucial to building a financial fortune. Whether you are rich or poor, are there any more hours in a day or a week?

The rich obviously do it differently.

They don’t trade an hour of their time for a minimum wage or salary. By properly structuring their business, they also limit or avoid one of the greatest destroyers of wealth that plagues the poor and middle classes: taxes.

Why complain when it is far easier to join them? Again, Robert Kiyosaki has some excellent advice for us. He suggests that we need to move as quickly as possible from the ranks of the employed and self-employed into the business and investor classes. He continues that each class has its own set of rules, and we need to learn and apply these rules if we are to be successful.

Still not convinced? Consider this: What is the significance of August 16, 1977?

Apply This Concept

August 16, 1977

This date marks the anniversary of the passing of The King of rock and roll, Elvis Presley. His estate lives on, and continues to generate enormous revenue year after year. He doesn’t complain about not having the skills, or not having enough time, or not being smart enough, or that rock and roll has been replaced by another trend in music. Silently, methodically, the passive income keeps pouring in, while Elvis is in eternal sleep. It kind of pokes holes in all our excuses about why we are not wealthy yet. Time waits for no man. We should be about the business of living while we can do something about it! Start building your fortune today, brick by brick, from wherever you are.

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