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The news may be flooded with economic uncertainty but there is a move across the nation that is being led by the entrepreneurial spirit. That’s right. The self-employed are showing, by example, how to respond to the global financial shift. Want to experience financial growth? Below are four ways to help you produce uncommon growth in today’s market. 1. Systematically manage finances and keep good financial records. Tracking where your money is coming from and how it is spent may be a stretch because it requires additional time away from working your business. However, to get what you’ve never had you will need to do what you’ve never done. In other words, if you have relied solely on your gut instinct to grow in the past, abandon that attitude. Make a priority of using your financials regularly in conjunction with your instincts to accelerate profits. 2. Use the financial to gauge your company’s temperature. Become familiar with industry ratios and use them to assess how well you are …

It’s a very popular subject. The book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” (Robert Kiyosaki & Sharon Lechter, 2001) emphasizes knowledge, experience, and attitude. This information is useful and sound. The Rich Dad mindset touts investments before consumption. But we are a nation of consumers, and 70% of our GNP is based on consumer spending, so spending money (often unnecessarily) is almost a national pastime. Suzie Orman, internationally acclaimed financial advisor, has a TV show (CNBC) where she consistently emphasizes “financial responsibility.” She believes that Americans (especially women) have a “totally dysfunctional” relationship with money (Time, CNN, April 5, 2007). What is the secret to becoming rich? Well, if I knew I’d be there. And, the authors of “Money” magazine(s), books, newsletters, etc., can’t tell you either. You see, wealth is as much a state of mind as anything. Like anything else, it’s all a matter of perspective. And, there is not a handy roadmap with clear directions to yo …