Retirement planning is a marathon, not a sprint, requiring patience and follow-through. Many try to get rich quickly, acting like gamblers and risking everything, while others abandon their diversified strategy at the first sign of trouble. To avoid these mistakes, adopt strategies that keep you on track without risking everything. Remember, losses happen, but never put yourself in a position where a setback forces a restart. Develop a plan that maximizes gains while minimizing losses.

1. Avoid These Major
Retirement Mistakes…
And The Secret Investment Strategy To Bring You
Financial Freedom
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by Kevin Wenke

2. The Biggest Mistakes
Too Much Risk
One of the biggest mistakes is accepting too
much risk in retirement planning. Learn how to
approach investing with RISK Management in
mind.
Short-Term Thinking
Regardless of your age, retirement planning is a
MARATHON, not a sprint. Adopt a long-term
mindset to ensure success.
Acting Like A Gambler
Many investors try to get rich quickly by acting
like gamblers. Learn how to adopt a more
strategic approach to investing.
Unable to "Stay The Course"
When "the worst case scenario" is too much to
imagine, our "fight or flight" response kicks in
causing people to abandon their strategy as
they know they can't control what is happening.

3. Understand: Retirement Planning is a
Marathon, Not a Sprint
There is no "Get Rich Quick" formula for Financial Success.
Keep your retirement planning on track with a long-term mindset and strategic planning that
YOU CAN FOLLOW THROUGH WITH!!!

4. Losses Will Happen, But NEVER Be In a Position When You Could
Be Forced To Start Over…
The Threats
You realize their are "Financial
Barbarians" are out there and if
they show up in your life, they
could take away everything
you have worked to create…
Market Losses, Taxes, Health
Care Costs Can All Wipe You
Out .
The Protection
"Risk Management" is the
secret to retirement success.
Never accept or retain a risk
that could wipe you out
financially. Avoid unnecessary
risk, Reduce risk when possible
and Transfer risk when
needed.
Mindset
Knowing you have addressed
the threats and you have
implemented systems to
handle "The Barbarian" without
sacrificing Long-Term Potential
will help give you "Confidence"
as you continue on your
journey.

5. Take Your Investments As
An Example…
When you invest, do you have All of Your Money at Risk in a "Diversified
Portfolio" of Stocks and Bonds?

6. When The Market Crashes,
Do You Feel Like You Could
Lose Everything You Had
Worked To Build?

7. Model Your Retirement Planning
Strategy Like "The House"

8. How "The House" Always Wins
1
The Odds Are Rigged
In Their Favor…
Casinos have rigged the odds
to be in their favor on every
risk ("BET") they accept…
The Stock Market Has
Increased 74 out of the Last
100 Years! However "The
House…"
2
… NEVER Accepts a
Bet That Could Ruin
Them
Unlike investors saving for
retirement who put all of their
wealth at risk all of the time in
stocks, bonds and real-estate,
"The House" never accepts a
bet that, if it goes bad, could
break them.
3
The Desire to Stay In
The Game
Casinos, like the stock
market, experience losses
ALL THE TIME. However,
"The House" is always eager
to keep playing because they
know "The More They Play,
The More They Will Win!"

9. Investing Like the House
1 Stack the Odds in
Your Favor
Invest like the house and
stack, use the stock
market averages as your
ally. Don't try to beat the
averages like a gambler,
you can "BEAT" the market
by Simply "Playing The
Averages!"
2 Do Not Be "All In,
All of The Time"
You can generate 100% of
the stock market returns
when the market is
SORING HIGHER while
only risking A FRACTION
of Your Portfolio. Knowing
the "Worse Case" Scenario
Will Give You Confidence!
3 Make Money In
Any Market
Condition
Understanding the
averages will allow you to
make money in any
market condition. Up
Markets, Down Markets
and Sideway Markets
while also allowing you to
"Be a Buyer When
Everyone Else is Selling…"

10. Adapt a System That Will Keep You
Away From Major Retirement
Mistakes…
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