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Asset allocation is the most critical part of investment success. Here’s why only 30% in equities may make sense.

Edwin and Teddi Arroyave, entrepreneurs and stars of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, share their habits as an entrepreneur power couple.

“Show me somebody’s Calendar, and that will show me how Committed they are to Achieving their Goal”

After This You'll Change How You Do Everything! The Mindset of High Achievers - Tony Robbins

Have you ever wished you could work with a professional Joint Venture Capital & Equity company, with professional people, doing professional things, in a professional way? Well now you can.

Studies show that 80% of new businesses fail within the first 5 years of existence. Why is that?

Organizations need teams that function, teams that are unified and get the work done. Here are some tips on how to build such a team.

The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick M. Lencioni. Lencioni illustrates the five dysfunctions that undermine teamwork and effectiveness in any organization: absence of trust, fear of conflict, lack of commitment, avoidance of accountability, and inattention to results. #giccapital

We know that sometimes a typical loan doesn’t match your needs or business model. Our Retail Overdraft service is suited to businesses that have a high volume of customer card payment and transactions. Interested in knowing how our Retail Overdraft works?

This short cartoon answers the question "What Is Agile?" and will give you the background to understand the Agile principles and values and how they can help you and your team work together more efficiently.

Episode 8, “Struggle Well” is the final episode in the Principles for Success miniseries, and its message is a simple one: Knowing how to struggle well and enjoy it is what life’s all about.

Episode 7 of Principles for Success is called, “Be Radically Open-Minded.” In it, Ray Dalio reveals that there are many dangerous risks and wonderful opportunities all around you that you just don’t see—and explains how you can.

In Episode 6 of Principles for Success, “Your Two Biggest Barriers,” Ray Dalio discusses what these barriers are and why if you understand them and how to get around them, you will accelerate your progress.

In episode 5 of the Principles for Success series, Ray Dalio explains that once you understand that “Everything is a Machine,” you can go above yours and design it well to achieve your goals.

The 4th episode in the Principles for Success series is “The Abyss.” In it, Ray Dalio shares the story of his biggest mistake and the lesson he learned: Bad things will happen to all of us, and it’s how we deal with them that determines whether we succeed or fail

Episode 3 of Principles for Success, “The Five Step Process,” walks you through the five things you need to do to be successful.

In Episode 2 of Principles for Success, “Embrace Reality and Deal With It” Ray Dalio describes why, in order to get what you want out of life, you must confront reality, especially harsh reality.

In his new animated series, Principles for Success, Ray Dalio takes you on a thought-provoking adventure to help you understand his principles--and how to create your own. In Episode 1, he discusses how to find your pull in life and figure out how to make your journey go well.

Sir Ronald Cohen, who fled Egypt as a child in the 1950s, had an illustrious career pioneering venture capital in the U.K. Nowadays, he's focused on "more important things," including leading the social impact movement.

The book presents a principle-centered approach for solving personal and professional problems. Be Proactive. Begin with the End in Mind. Put First Things First. Think Win/Win. Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood. Synergize. Sharpen the Saw.