TIP #1: Go flat out. Between shifts at the firehouse, Marco Johnson, with his wife, Sandra, started a school to teach emergency medical techniques.
TIP #2: Support your idea. Elmo Shropshire, who recorded a hit holiday tune, invested over $40,000 of his own cash to produce a music video and an album.
TIP #3: Know what you do best. Scott and Mandi Leonard ditched their tech stocks to concentrate on real estate.
TIP #4: Go for broke. Just out of college, Kevin Plank ran up $40,000 in credit card debt to launch Under Armour, his sportsapparel company.
TIP #5: Don’t let setbacks get you down. It took actor Scott Patterson of “Gilmore Girls” 14 years and several big disappointments to become a Hollywood star.
TIP #6: Take the long view. Over his 37 year career, Pete Kulynych rose from bookkeeper to a top executive of the Lowe’s hardware chain.
TIP #7: Don’t cut and run. Steady investing through bull and bear markets helped Neil and Maureen McCarthy build a comfortable retirement.
TIP #8: Make your luck. Chip and Kim McAllister beat out 9,000 other contestants to win a million bucks on “The Amazing Race,” a reality TV show.
TIP #9: Enjoy what you’re doing. Doris Christopher’s affinity for cooking led her to found the Pampered Chef, a purveyor of kitchen tools.
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