Failure is an Important Element of Success

"Failure is one of the most important elements for both business success and personal growth."
- Matthew Furey

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I have failed many times, but I am not afraid to fail,
because I know I will succeed in everything I do.
I've seen my future and it is inevitable success.

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Book notes from: The Great Depression: A Diary, by Benjamin Roth (2009)

Roth 's book c ompares the economic conditions in 1873 to 1929-1934: The 1873 panic was preceded by Civil War- then 8 or 9 years of hectic prosperity, speculation, rising prices, corruption in government- and then sudden panic, bank closings, etc. Organized movements to stop foreclosures. Wild schemes to inflate currency. "The panic of 1873 lasted 5-6 years," and the Great Depression started in Fall 1929 and lasted through the early to mid 1930's, in which 4 years were hard until they started seeing true signs of recovery.

Student Loan Success Strategies - Starting Grace Period

Grace Period Upon graduation, Lenders will usually give you a set amount of time before you must begin making payments. This grace period starts when you: a) Graduate, b) Leave School, c) Your class enrollment drops below half-time, whichever comes first. Grace Period by loan Type (as of January 2021): Federal Direct subsidized and unsubsidized: 6 months. Federal Stafford subsidized and unsubsidized: 6 months. Federal Direct PLUS for graduate students: 6 months. Federal Direct PLUS for parents: 6 months, Federal Perkins: 9 months. Private loans: Varies by lender(s). Ask your lender(s) if you’re not sure. GET THE ADVANTAGE: Use this time to 1) Get a job, 2) Know your take home pay, and 3) Begin tracking your monthly expenses. Info from "Success Strategies & Repayment Realities: A Guide to Repaying Student Loans," published by Access Group, Inc.

Student Loan Success Strategies - Introduction - You can do this!

I was responsible to come up with my own finances for undergrad and law school. I have gone through this process twice and have come out debt free. You can do this too. Actions to achieve success: A. Understand your loans, B. Carefully plan a personal budget, C. Exercise discipline and be consistent in your payments and you will receive the benefits long-term. Info from "Success Strategies & Repayment Realities: A Guide to Repaying Student Loans," published by Access Group, Inc.

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