Tools To Achieve Financial Independence - Get Out of The Rat Race!
We'd all like to be able to stop working if we wanted to and enjoy life the way we please. Well I've finally found some tools to get us there:
I've come across a great series of books and games that can put you on the fast track to financial independence: They are written by Robert Kiyosaki and he shows you what the rich know about money that the middle class and poor do not. His books are filled with eye-opening advice and practical strategies on how to get out of the rat race and stop living from paycheck to paycheck.
In addition, his cashflow 101 and cashflow 202 games are fun, realistic and highly educational. They will show you how to find and take advantage of business and investment deals at any level - many times with little or no money required. He even invented a Cashflow For Kids game where children can, at an early age, learn the lessons needed to avoid the pitfalls most adults go through with their finances. Don't take my word for it - check it out for yourself! While the cashflow games are pricey, you might be able to snag a deal here and there on Ebay so keep a lookout for them - I've seen them going for as little as 40% of the retail price. You might want to get his books on Ebay too and save a few bucks.
You can always go to www.richdad.com if you can't wait and buy the merchandise direct from Robert's company.
I've also found out that there are people who organize game nights where you can play cashflow with other players. If you are in montreal, visit www.montrealcashflow.com for more info. Why play poker and lose money when you can play cashflow and learn to make money the smart way - they way the rich do it!
I'd recommend reading his first two books: "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and "Cashflow Quadrant" to give you an idea of what you can learn. Once you've read those books, I'd recommend playing the game since by then you'd have the mindset to fully appreciate and absorb the lessons to be learned and applied in real life.
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I've come across a great series of books and games that can put you on the fast track to financial independence: They are written by Robert Kiyosaki and he shows you what the rich know about money that the middle class and poor do not. His books are filled with eye-opening advice and practical strategies on how to get out of the rat race and stop living from paycheck to paycheck.
In addition, his cashflow 101 and cashflow 202 games are fun, realistic and highly educational. They will show you how to find and take advantage of business and investment deals at any level - many times with little or no money required. He even invented a Cashflow For Kids game where children can, at an early age, learn the lessons needed to avoid the pitfalls most adults go through with their finances. Don't take my word for it - check it out for yourself! While the cashflow games are pricey, you might be able to snag a deal here and there on Ebay so keep a lookout for them - I've seen them going for as little as 40% of the retail price. You might want to get his books on Ebay too and save a few bucks.
You can always go to www.richdad.com if you can't wait and buy the merchandise direct from Robert's company.
I've also found out that there are people who organize game nights where you can play cashflow with other players. If you are in montreal, visit www.montrealcashflow.com for more info. Why play poker and lose money when you can play cashflow and learn to make money the smart way - they way the rich do it!
I'd recommend reading his first two books: "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and "Cashflow Quadrant" to give you an idea of what you can learn. Once you've read those books, I'd recommend playing the game since by then you'd have the mindset to fully appreciate and absorb the lessons to be learned and applied in real life.
Already are familiar with Robert Kiyosaki and his products? Share your success with others by leaving a comment to this post.
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