http://www.wefallwerise.com Learning from failures, mistakes, others Thu, 12 May 2011 06:58:06 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Perhaps you're already writing for shared-revenue content sites, such as hubpages or squidoo, where you need to write more than a hundred search-engine-optimized articles before you'll start to see a few dollars in your Adsense account. These are good sites to write for... and you can always continue writing there. But ... http://www.wefallwerise.com/2010/07/a-new-way-to-earn-from-writing/ We Fall Failures Loss of Home to Short Sale or Foreclosure Loss of Egg Farm Business Loss of Retirement Funds Nancy Merrill, the mayor of Eagle, Idaho from 2002 to 2006, and her husband, have lost their 4,646-square-foot home valued in 2007 at $1.2 million after failing to pay the ... http://www.wefallwerise.com/2009/04/foreclosure-short-sale-mayor-eagle-idaho/ We Fall Failures Loss of villa to foreclosure Loss of savings and other people's investments Loss of business In 2004, electrical engineer Suzy Brown started building her dream project -- a 15-bedroom 17-bathroom Spanish-hacienda-style villa in an upscale neighborhood in San Diego.  She and her partners envisioned it as a high-end drug rehabilitation center for ... http://www.wefallwerise.com/2009/04/lost-to-foreclosure-san-diego-mansion/ My friend Edel was made redundant by our company last December 2008. He was in all ways luckier than us who were left behind in the company because: he has started his own technical writing enterprise before he lost his day  job he got the highest redundancy payment in the ... http://www.wefallwerise.com/2009/01/t-harv-eker-and-robert-kiyosaki-my-friend-is-getting-richer-with-them/ For the first time in my 16 years of working for a Makati-based company, I was put on forced leave for 9 working days. And not on any other days.  But on the 9 working days before Christmas!  The days when I greatly needed money. What my friend Edel has ... http://www.wefallwerise.com/2008/12/robert-kiyosaki-cashflow-quadrant/ In 2005, my husband and I bought a food cart franchise for 200,000 pesos and paid 150,000 for a space in a mall for nine months. We shelled out some more for additional equipment and supplies, increasing our total investment to almost 400,000. Our franchise lasted for only two years, ... http://www.wefallwerise.com/2008/08/franchising-learn-from-our-mistakes/