Net Worth Growth Chart: 2005 Through 2007
Sometimes it’s nice to have a visual representation of your progress. With that said, here’s what our last three years look like:
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Cool chart, but the labels are very difficult to read.
moneygardner – it’s a big picture, so it doesn’t show up well in the space available, but if you click on the image, it opens up full size and is is much more readable.
I really like your approach and honesty; it only took me 7 years to go from $0 (actually $30k in debt), to over $7 mill. Maybe it will take you less?
BTW: The blogosphere needs more guys like you … Good luck! AJC.
What software did you use to create this chart? (I found this site via Google image search.)
Open Office.