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If you have been hitting constant road blocks on your journey to success, it's quite possible that you've been trying to take short-cuts and find an easy way to the top
Like many people, you're probably at the point where you are tired of feeling like a failure and being beat up by life. All you want to do is live a life that has meaning and purpose and that satisfies your need to feel accomplished and successful in business or your career. But if you lack confidence in yourself, you may have a difficult and painful road ahead of you.
Normally when you hear the term short cut to success, you usually hear of people learning from their mistakes, being placed in a position they haven't worked for, talking their way into a job they're not qualified for and things of that nature. Not often are short cuts to success referred to when someone is trying to skip the Emotional Growth Process that comes along with success.
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American Affluence Research Center advises luxury marketers to focus on the wealthiest 1 percent of the market and to ignore those with lower levels of high income
The Atlanta-based American Affluence Research Center has released its most recent survey of the wealthiest 10 percent of American Households and in spite of an overwhelming trend to pessimism about the economy and their own personal income, the AARC believes it has found a bright spot. "For the most part, [the wealthiest 1 percent] are going to continue to spend," says AARC president Ron Kurtz.
The AARC recommends: Luxury brands and luxury marketers should be focused on the wealthiest one percent because they are the least likely to be cutting back and are the most knowledgeable about the price points and brands that are true high-end luxury.
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