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I'm your host Keith Winehold bringing you that weekly dose of abundance because I've got to,

since the scarcity mentality is abundant and the abundance mentality is scarce real estate versus stocks well a lot of

people pick real estate for the residual income that it produces if you accumulate enough of that

you've got financial freedom how much does your stock pay you well your stock in fact might

pay you if it's a dividend producing stock, but it's just not the same.

Now, why do I say this? Well, first of all, a dividend is a payout from part of a company's earnings to a

class of shareholder. Now, when we talk about trying to generate income from stocks in the form of dividends,

well, dividend paying stocks, they tend to be those older, more established

companies. And because they're often older companies, they tend to have less year-over-year share

price growth. They're generally the opposite of a young green shoot. I'm talking about companies like

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