Guide: 5 important lessons that Napoleon can teach you about growing your wealth


By HarperLees

In 1793, a vast army of the French First Republic locked horns with a combined force of Royalists and their foreign allies at the port city of Toulon. It was in this battle that a young artillery officer caught the attention of his superiors, demonstrating not only a high level of organisational skill, but also tactical brilliance and the charisma needed to inspire his men.

This officer was, of course, Napoleon Bonaparte, and the Siege of Toulon would be the first major stepping stone in his long and glorious career.

When you’re looking for tips for growing your wealth, Napoleon isn’t the first person you might think of. Yet, his innovative and dynamic style of leadership can teach you many valuable lessons.

Read our latest guide to learn more about Napoleon and why he can teach you the importance of:

  1. Having reserves to protect against unexpected shocks
  2. Keeping an eye on inflation
  3. Understanding your attitude to risk
  4. Diversifying your assets
  5. Making an informed decision.

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