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5: Where Will You Be Five Years From Today? Dan Zadra, Kobi Yamada
Publisher: Compendium Inc

€�It's not going to take a lot to get to 4.7% in five years, that's a historically low rate. What could you do with it?” This was taken from the first page in a new book I just started (thank you Leslie W. I often joke that everything I do today didn't even exist when I was in college (which was more than 5 years ago now), but that line sets me up well to answer that what I do 5 years from now may not exist yet, so it's impossible to really know. Sign In · Join · shopping cart icon · About · Facebook Twitter You Tube RSS Feed I am off to the worldwide headquarters of inspiration-publisher Compendium, Inc to talk about one of their biggest selling books called, 5- Where Will You Be 5 Years From Today? As it stands, I'd say that, in five years, I'd be done my Bachelors and have completed my first year of either just my Masters or of a Masters/Doctorate program (you can do that in psychology). Five years from today my children will be 21, 18 and 11 - such a weird thought. I am thinking about all the years past, and it seems that 5 years from now will go by pretty fast! This is the great time of year for sellers & those wearing the "sales hat" - planning starts fresh at the beginning of the year so is a wonderful time for reflection. It's called 5: Where Will You Be Five Years from Today? Before I give you the answer, it's time for [] In the attached video Brian Sozzi, CEO of Belus Capital Advisors, runs through five retailers that are household names today but will be non-existent five years from now. I would suggest the odds are good you are going to have a mortgage rate that is 5% plus. Do you know where you want to be?