Do you want to know the biggest scam in life? 99% of us experience it and 95% never figure out we've even been scammed at all! Most people fall in the same rut. You need a job. You have debt. You need more money.
Desire and fear drives us. You desire "toys" and the older you get the more expensive the toys get. You desire a nicer home, a newer car, the latest appliance, a trip to your most desired places and so on.
Here is where fear kicks in, you buy your toys, your debt builds and now you fear you're in over your head. You can't sleep at night because the debt is growing but the income isn't. You can't do the things you want. You become more frustrated.
Most people will hit a turning point and will consolidate their debts. The credit cards are now paid off, the monthly payment is lower...you can "breath" a little easier. Next thing you know, you're car needs repairs or you need a new refrigerator. The cash isn't readily available so you put it on a credit card with good intentions to pay it off quickly. Next thing you know you're sucked back in and in 2 or 3 years you are right back in the same spot you just clawed your way out of.
Does this sound familiar? If so, then you are living the scam. You might be thinking, "Oh, well...that's just life." My friend, it's a scam. You have been taught to go to school, study hard and make good grades so you can get a good paying job with excellent benefits. The truth about this "education" is it just trained you to be an employee.
It didn't teach you anything about money, and financial intelligence. You didn't learn the flow of money. You didn't learn how money really works. You didn't learn how to make money work FOR you instead of against you.
Most people are uneducated about money. Once they get their job . . . they start to spend. The trap and cycle begins again.
They begin to resent the very job that is giving them income. They resent their boss. They resent their employer. They even resent their car because the payment is a burden. Some people begin to resent their spouse!
Resentment builds and soon they grow tired. They either become an angry, resentful person or cower down like a lamb and just accept that life is "this way" and they can't do anything about it. It's the scam.
What's the solution? More money? A different job? Most people think they need to make money to fix their money problems. The truth is, it only makes the problem worse. That's why you see high paid folks in the same boat that the middle and lower class are in. The only difference is their boat is bigger.
It's a natural law it seems . . . The more you make . . . the bigger your desires . . . the more you buy. Just because you "can".
The Solution For The Scam
So what's the answer? It's actually very very simple, yet most people choose to over look it. The answer is wealth. But wealth does not equal money like most people think.
Wealth is generating an income (asset) through "other" methods besides your own efforts which is enough to pay your expenses (liabilities). In other words, you've built your assets instead of your liabilities. An asset is something that creates an income. A liability is something that creates a debt or expense.
Do you want to know the really good news? The good news is you can be "wealthy" and not "have" to earn hundreds of thousands to do it! You can be wealthy with a mere P50,000 per month . . . or as long your assets pay your liabilities.
There is more good news and I'll post more about this later, but for now, lets keep this simple.
Assets = Income
Liabilities = Debt
Build your assets = build your wealth
Assets come in many forms and in many opportunities. The Business Opportunity we offer is an asset. It allows you to build a residual income over the course of time. Once the residuals are flowing in, this business would be a strong asset for you.
More lessons will follow on how to get out of the scam so many call "life". It truly doesn't need to be this way. Life can actually be incredibly fulfilling without money worries.
Oh, before I forget, by now you may have reviewed the Business Opportunity page. What do you think? If you felt your not sure, just sit back and relax. The good news is you do not need to know everything all at once.
Email us to see the comprehensive presentation of the business opportunity to learn more.
Running any business requires a learning curve, so take your time. The first thing to do is contact us so you can learn this business model in detail. For now, just go to the business opportunity page and acclimate yourself with the feel of this basic business model.
While on the business opportunity page, focus on:
a. ) Overview - This is a good explanation of the business in general. Read on further to learn more of the basics about the business then email us to learn in detail about the entire business plan.
b.) Multiple Income Streams Compensation Plan - Review these four income streams and contact us for the more detailed compensation plan benefits.
It's important to know HOW it works before you can know WHAT to do to promote your business. Otherwise, you will be getting the cart before the horse, so to speak. The compensation plan is quite simple, so review it, and think about what you would do with enough time and enough money in your life.
Becoming financially free doesn't need to be painful and a person doesn't have to be highly intelligent. Keep it simple, and build your assets! I'll be posting here again to give you the next steps toward getting your assets built and a new way to look at money that can change your financial future forever!
In the mean time, don't overwhelm yourself, study the information at the business opportunity page.
P.S. Build them assets!
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Mastering The Art of Selling
Robert Kiyosaki says "You have to sell first before you can buy". Either you have to sell yourself to the HR manager to get a job and a subsequent paycheck from it, or you have to sell yourself to your customers to bring in sales. What's your choice?
Job or Business?
Jobs and business's have different financial advantages, and different amounts of responsibility also. As Robert says, "If you want to be rich and happy, don't work at a job too long, and start your own business. From the positive income cashflow from your business, then start investing in additional positive cashflow investments such as real estate, stocks, commodities etc.
Business Building for Financial Freedom
Creating and building a profitable business requires many things. Two main things are sales and leadership skills. Today I'm going to share about Robert Kiyosaki's book on mastering the art of selling called "Sales Dogs".
Mastering The Art of Selling
Sales Dogs introduces five breeds of Sales Dogs, reveal the five simple but critical revenue-generating skills to generate endless streams of qualified buyers and life-long sales and teach you how to radically change your attitude in thirty seconds or less so you can direct your financial results.
Sales Dog Author Blair Singer
Part of Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad's Advisor Series, this sales training program offers high-quality sales and personal development strategies. Singer has a can-do approach that doesn't wait for help from bosses or other authority figures. He teaches unflappable salesmanship that is relentlessly positive, 100% committed, and totally focused on serving your customers. His insights about sales relationships are priceless, and he is articulate when dismissing sales approaches that are too aggressive, too general, or too short on passion and honesty. By leveraging your strengths, which Singer categorizes into five "breeds" of sales dogs, you can move past your competition in any product line or service. An intuitive lesson on how to be a high-quality sales professional.
Sales Dogs Book Description
By knowing the five basic breeds of people, the Pit Bull, the Golden Retriever, the Poodle, the Chihuahua, and the Basset Hound, readers will have the necessary insight to improve their selling savvy.
About the Sales Dogs Author
Blair Singer is a Sales Communication Specialist. Blair is considered one of the best facilitators of personal and organizational behavior change in business today. He has worked with tens of thousands of individuals and organizations ranging from Fortune 500 organizations to 25 person organizations. He lives in Zephyr Cove, Nevada.
Business Opportunity <>
Looking for a legitimate business opportunity? Make P25,000 plus per month working part-time or full-time? Something that can give you permanent passive exponential income over your lifetime?
With its very low startup investment, this business is designed for poor, and middle class people to have a chance at becoming rich too. Of course, rich people who don't have the luxury of time from their professions or business can do this business model also.
Email us to learn more about this business opportunity that offers many features and benefits, and can give you enough time and money so you can do what you want, when you want, how you want, with who you want, at any price you want.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Kim Kiyosaki
With a passion for educating women about money and investing, Kim Kiyosaki draws on a lifetime of experience in business, real estate and investing in her mission to support financial education.
She is a sought-after speaker, television and radio talk show guest, the host of a PBS 'Rich Woman' show as well as a columnist for WomanEntrepreneur.com.
She is a self-made millionaire and a happily married (but fiercely independent) woman. Her first book, Rich Woman - A Book on Investing for Women - hit the Business Week bestseller list the month it was released and has held a spot there for the past 11 months. Rich Woman is a bestseller in Mexico, South Africa, India, Australia and across Europe.
Kim has used the international forum of the Rich Dad brand to showcase the startling statistics related to women and money, and through Rich Woman and www.richwoman.com, has created a community where women can learn and grow.
Kim Kiyosaki entered the business world in a position with a top Honolulu advertising agency and by age 25 she was operating a Honolulu magazine that served the city's business community. It didn't take long for Kim's entrepreneurial spirit to surface and two years later she ventured into her first business: A clothing company with national distribution.
Not long after launching that company, Kim joined Robert Kiyosaki as a partner in a company that taught entrepreneurial business throughout the world. That business grew to support 11 offices in seven countries, presenting business seminars to tens of thousands of attendees.
In 1989 Kim began her real estate investing career with the purchase of a small 2-bedroom / 1 bath rental property in Portland, Oregon. Today Kim's real estate investment company buys, sells and manages millions of dollars in property.
Kim and Robert, who married in 1984, sold their education seminar business in 1994 and 'retired.' In 1997, Kim and Robert founded The Rich Dad Company that would take the Rich Dad message and mission of financial literacy - through books, games, and other educational tools - to international recognition and acclaim.
"I wrote Rich Woman because too many women, especially as we get older, are finding ourselves in dire financial straights - due to divorce, death of a spouse or simply no planning. The problem is so many of us have not been educated about money and investing. This book is not about how to buy car insurance or save pennies at the grocery store. I think we women are a little smarter than that. Rich Woman is about women taking control of our financial lives, instead of crossing our fingers hoping that someone else is looking out for our financial futures.
I wrote Rich Woman because I believe the world would be a better place if there were more Rich Women."
Click here to see the RichDad.com website.
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Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Sharon Lechter
A life-long education advocate, Sharon Lechter is co-author of the international best-selling book Rich Dad Poor Dad and the Rich Dad series of books as well as one of the founders of The Rich Dad Company. She is a CPA, entrepreneur, philanthropist, educator, international speaker, and Mom.
She graduated with Magna Cum Laude honors from Florida State University with a degree in accounting, then joined the ranks of a Big Eight accounting firm. Sharon held various management positions with computer, insurance, and publishing companies while maintaining her professional credentials as a CPA.
She has been a pioneer in developing new technologies to bring education into children's lives in ways that are innovative, challenging and fun and remains committed to education – most especially, financial literacy.
"Our current educational system has not been able to keep pace with the global and technological changes in the world today," Sharon states. "We must teach our young people the skills – both scholastic and financial – that they need to not only survive but to flourish in the world."
The Rich Dad Company has grown into an international powerhouse with over 20 books, board games, website, CDs, audio cassettes, seminars, and coaching services. Rich Dad Poor Dad has been on The New York Times Bestseller List for over 5 years and is available in over 44 languages and sold in more than 80 countries.
Sharon’s speaking topics range from educating children and adults on taking control of their personal finances to the entrepreneurial business strategies she used in building Rich Dad’s international success. She shares the spectacular history of this mega-hit and how Rich Dad Poor Dad was originally designed to be only a brochure for their CASHFLOW board game.
A committed philanthropist, Sharon also gives back to the world communities as both a volunteer and a benefactor. She directs the Foundation for Financial Literacy, is an active member of Women’s Presidents Organization, and serves on the national board of Childhelp USA, a national organization founded to eradicate child abuse in the United States. In 2002, Childhelp honored Sharon and her husband, Michael, as recipients of that organization’s "Spirit of the Children" Award. In 2004, Sharon and Michael were recognized as an Arizona “Power Couple”. Sharon was just named as a 2005 Woman of Distinction by the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America.
Sharon’s co-author, business partner and friend, Robert Kiyosaki, says "Sharon is one of the few natural entrepreneurs I have ever met. My respect for her continues to grow every day that we work together."
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Monday, September 24, 2007
Robert Kiyosaki
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad - the international runaway bestseller that has held a top spot on the New York Times bestsellers list for over six years - is an investor, entrepreneur and educator whose perspectives on money and investing fly in the face of conventional wisdom. He has, virtually single-handedly, challenged and changed the way tens of millions, around the world, think about money.
In communicating his point of view on why 'old' advice - get a good job, save money, get out of debt, invest for the long term, and diversify - is 'bad' (both obsolete and flawed) advice, Robert has earned a reputation for straight talk, irreverence and courage.
Rich Dad Poor Dad ranks as the longest-running bestseller on all four of the lists that report to Publisher's Weekly - The New York Times, Business Week, The Wall Street Journal and USA Today - and was named "USA Today's #1 Money Book" two years in a row. It is the third longest-running 'how-to' best seller of all time.
Translated into 51 languages and available in 109 countries, the Rich Dad series has sold over 27 million copies worldwide and has dominated best sellers lists across Asia, Australia, South America, Mexico and Europe. In 2005, Robert was inducted into Amazon.com Hall of Fame as one of that bookseller's Top 25 Authors. There are currently 26 books in the Rich Dad series.
In 2006 Robert teamed up with Donald Trump to co-author Why We Want You To Be Rich - Two Men - One Message. It debuted at #1 on The New York Times bestsellers list.
Robert writes a bi-weekly column - 'Why the Rich Are Getting Richer' - for Yahoo! Finance and a monthly column titled 'Rich Returns' for Entrepreneur magazine.
Prior to writing Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert created the educational board game CASHFLOW 101 to teach individuals the financial and investment strategies that his rich dad spent years teaching him. It was those same strategies that allowed Robert to retire at age 47.
Today there are more that 2,100 CASHFLOW Clubs - game groups independent of the Rich Dad Company - in cities throughout the world.
Born and raised in Hawaii, Robert Kiyosaki is a fourth-generation Japanese-American. After graduating from college in New York, Robert joined the Marine Corps and served in Vietnam as an officer and helicopter gunship pilot. Following the war, Robert went to work in sales for Xerox Corporation and, in 1977, started a company that brought the first nylon and Velcro 'surfer wallets' to market. He founded an international education company in 1985 that taught business and investing to tens of thousands of students throughout the world.
In 1994 Robert sold his business and, through his investments, was able to retire at the age of 47. During his short-lived retirement he wrote Rich Dad Poor Dad.
In Robert's words, "We go to school to learn to work hard for money. I write books and create products that teach people how to have money work hard for them."
Click here to see the RichDad.com website.
If your looking to be rich like Robert Kiyosaki, click here to review a unique exponential business opportunity, then email us to learn more about this business that can give you time and money freedom just like him.
Friday, September 21, 2007
Mission Statement
Mission Statements are the core beginning for any company and more important, persons as individuals to succeed in life. The problem was and still is today, is that schools don't focus much on this all important task. Without a mission statement for your life its like getting in your car with no plan and no road map of where your going. You either end up sitting there in the car going nowhere or driving aimlessly around the block wondering where to go.
The first thing to personal business and financial success is to create your blueprint for it. That's your mission statement. Create it, and work it, and focus on it everyday. With a clear focus on it everyday, you'll be going to it at the fastest rate and best way possible. To get some ideas of how to write your mission statement start with Rich Dad Robert Kiyosaki's below, then go read the mission statement of a major corporation who you've bought a popular product or service from.
To elevate the financial well-being of humanity.
The Rich Dad mission is one of education and empowerment. Knowledge is, indeed, power and Rich Dad is committed to improving the awareness of and opportunities for improved financial literacy for adults and children around the world.
Unleashing the human spirit
Rich Dad believes in the potential of the human spirit – and is dedicated to unleashing it! It is only through awareness, education, and action that people everywhere can take control of their lives and make the choices that will enable them to become financially free.
Messages of hope and courage
The mission of Rich Dad is one of hope and courage – courage to question and challenge the status quo and to refuse to accept "traditional" thinking and answers as fact.
Rich Dad's messages are for the masses – for every bit of knowledge that will enhance our financial literacy can impact our lives – but the life-long Journey to true financial freedom is only chosen by a few. It is offered to everyone, everyone with the courage to believe that it is achievable, but not everyone will make the commitment and take the action that results in true change.
If nothing changes... nothing changes
And change is what it will take. Changes in long-held beliefs of what it takes to be 'successful' in business and in life and changes in how we evaluate the "advice" of those we've been conditioned to 'trust.' Changes in how we think, in how we choose, in how we evaluate opportunities.
Rich Dad's mission is to shape a new context for the "new rules" that apply to money and the role it plays in our lives. This context shift may require changes.
Life-changing rewards
If this seems uncomfortable... well... it may well be. Change is seldom easy. But the rewards are life-changing. And we all know the grains of truth in the old adage: 'If nothing changes, nothing changes.'
Your Rich Dad Journey...
You'll be among friends on your Journey with Rich Dad, kindred spirits who share your passion for knowledge and your goals for the future. The Rich Dad community is a diverse and empowered global network of families and individuals committed to a better life.
At the very least, the heightened financial literacy advocated in the Rich Dad messages can help individuals make better choices in how they earn and spend money; At its best it will elevate individuals to levels of financial independence that they had only imagined.
The Spirit of Rich Dad...
Generosity is key to the Rich Dad philosophy: we get rich by being generous. Believing that we can become free from financial fears and worries awakens us to the roles all of us can play in supporting organizations and programs within our communities whose work betters our world.
Opportunity
Looking for more out of life? It's starts with a mission statement for your life, then seeking out business and investment opportunities. By now you've probably figured out that a just over broke j.o.b. will not allow you to be rich and free. If you do want to be rich and free, email us. We will share with you an exponential business opportunity that anyone can afford to startup and operate.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Why The Rich Get Richer
Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad", is an investor, entrepreneur, and educator whose perspectives on money and investing fly in the face of conventional wisdom.
Old School New School
In arguing that "old" advice -- get a good job, work hard, save money, get out of debt, and invest for the long term -- is obsolete and flawed, Kiyosaki has earned a reputation for straight talk, irreverence, and courage.
All Time Best Seller
"Rich Dad Poor Dad" is the longest-running best-seller on the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and Business Week best-seller lists. It held a top spot on the New York Times list for nearly five years and was USA Today's No. 1 money book for 2004. Prior to writing "Rich Dad Poor Dad," Kiyosaki created the educational board game Cashflow 101 to teach individuals the financial and investment strategies that his rich dad spent years teaching him.
Roberts Bio
Born and raised in Hawaii, Kiyosaki is a fourth-generation Japanese-American. After graduating from college in New York, he joined the Marine Corps and served in Vietnam as an officer and helicopter gunship pilot. Following the war he went to work in sales for the Xerox Corporation and, in 1977, started a company that brought the first nylon and Velcro "surfer wallets" to market. He founded an international education company in 1985 that taught business and investing to tens of thousands of students throughout the world. He sold his business in 1994 and, through his investments, was able to retire at the age of 47.
For more information about Robert Kiyosaki, visit his web site.
Opportunity
Looking for an opportunity to make some extra income, and start your own business? Click the "Why The Rich Get Richer" title link above to learn more, and email us to learn about an exponential income business opportunity that could allow you to fire your boss, and take back control of your financial life.
A Look at the Numbers: How the Rich Get Richer from MotherJones.com
IN 1985, THE FORBES 400 were worth $221 billion combined. Today, they’re worth $1.13 trillion—more than the GDP of Canada.
THERE’VE BEEN FEW new additions to the Forbes 400. The median household income has also stagnated—at around $44,000.
AMONG THE FORBES 400 who gave to a 2004 presidential campaign, 72% gave to Bush.
IN 2005, there were 9 million American millionaires, a 62% increase since 2002.
IN 2005, 25.7 million Americans received food stamps, a 49% increase since 2000.
ONLY ESTATES worth more than $1.5 million are taxed. That’s less than 1% of all estates. Still, repealing the estate tax will cost the government at least $55 billion a year.
ONLY 3% OF STUDENTS at the top 146 colleges come from families in the bottom income quartile; only 10% come from the bottom half.
BUSH’S TAX CUTS GIVE a 2-child family earning $1 million an extra $86,722—or Harvard tuition, room, board, and an iMac G5 for both kids.
A 2-CHILD family earning $50,000 gets $2,050—or 1/5 the cost of public college for one kid.
THIS YEAR, Donald Trump will earn $1.5 million an hour to speak at Learning Annex seminars.
ADJUSTED FOR INFLATION, the federal minimum wage has fallen 42% since its peak in 1968.
IF THE $5.15 HOURLY minimum wage had risen at the same rate as CEO compensation since 1990, it would now stand at $23.03.
A MINIMUM WAGE employee who works 40 hours a week for 51 weeks a year goes home with $10,506 before taxes.
SUCH A WORKER would take 7,000 years to earn Oracle CEO Larry Ellison’s yearly compensation.
ELLISON RECENTLY posed in Vanity Fair with his $300 million, 454-foot yacht, which he noted is “really only the size of a very large house.”
A World of Difference
ONLY THE WEALTHIEST 20% of Americans spend more on entertainment than on health care.
THE $17,530 EARNED by the average Wal-Mart employee last year was $1,820 below the poverty line for a family of 4.
5 OF AMERICA’S 10 richest people are Wal-Mart heirs.
PUBLIC COMPANIES spend 10% of their earnings compensating their top 5 executives.
1,730 BOARD MEMBERS of the nation’s 1,000 leading companies sit on the boards of 4 or more other corporations—including half of Coca-Cola’s 14-person board.
THE BIDDER who won a round of golf with Tiger Woods for $30,100 at a 2004 Buick charity auction could deduct all but about $200.
TIGER MADE $87 million in 2005, all but $12 million from endorsements and appearance fees.
THE 5TH LEADING philanthropist last year was Boone Pickens, in part due to his $165 million gift to Oklahoma State University’s golf program.
WITHIN AN HOUR, OSU invested it in a hedge fund Pickens controls. Thanks to a Katrina relief provision, his “gift” was also 100% deductible.
LAST YEAR 250 COMPANIES gave top execs between $50,000 and $1 million worth of wholly personal flights on corporate jets.
THIS PERK is 66% more costly to companies whose CEO belongs to out-of-state golf clubs.
A New Gilded Age
THE U.S. GOVERNMENT spends $500,000 on 8 security screeners who speed execs from a Wall Street helipad to American’s JFK terminal.
UNITED HAS CUT the pensions and salaries of most employees but promised 400 top executives 8% of the shares it expects to issue upon emerging from bankruptcy.
UNITED’S TOP 8 execs will also get a bonus of between 55% and 100% of their salaries.
IN 2002, “turnaround artist” Robert Miller dumped Bethlehem Steel’s pension obligation, allowing “vulture investor” Wilbur L. Ross to buy steel stock and sell it at a 1,000% profit.
IN 2005, DELPHI HIRED Miller for $4.5 million. After Ross said he might buy Delphi if its labor costs fell, Miller demanded wage cuts of up to 63% and dumped the pension obligation.
10 FORMER ENRON directors agreed to pay shareholders a $13 million settlement—which is 10% of what they made by dumping stock while lying about the company’s health.
POOR AMERICANS spend 1/4 of their income on residential energy costs.
EXXON’S 2005 PROFIT of $36.13 billion is more than the GDP of 2/3 of the world’s nations.
CEO PAY AMONG military contractors has tripled since 2001. For David Brooks, the CEO of bulletproof vest maker DHB, it’s risen 13,233%.
AT THE $10 MILLION bat mitzvah party Brooks threw his daughter last year, guests got $1,000 gift bags and listened to Aerosmith, Kenny G., Tom Petty, Stevie Nicks, and 50 Cent—who reportedly sang, “Go shorty, it’s your bat mitzvah, we gonna party like it’s your bat mitzvah.”
FOR PERFORMING IN the Live 8 concerts to “make poverty history,” musicians each got gift bags worth up to $12,000.
OSCAR PERFORMERS and presenters collectively owe the IRS $1,250,000 on the gift bags they got at the 2006 Academy Awards ceremony.
A DOG FOOD COMPANY provided “pawdicures” and other spa treatments to pets of celebrities attending the 2006 Sundance Film Festival.
ONE OF MADONNA’S recent freebies: $10,000 mink and diamond-tipped false eyelashes.
PARIS HILTON, who charges clubs $200,000 to appear for 20 minutes, stiffed Elton John’s AIDS benefit the $2,500-per-plate fee she owed.
ACCORDING TO Radar magazine, Owen Wilson was paid $100,000 to attend a Mercedes-Benz-sponsored Hamptons polo match. When other guests tried to speak with him, he reportedly said, “That’s not my job.”
