What Side of the Equation are You on?

Today, my husband and I had the opportunity of begin a 3-day intensive Rich Dad training.  Rich Dad is an enterprise comprised of financial workshops, webinars, trainings, and mentorships.  If you have any desire to be totally debt free AND financially free (yes there is a difference) then it is imperative you attend these trainings.

The basis of all trainings is the concept the company's founder, Robert Kiyosaki, created called The CASHFLOW Quadrant (see diagram above). According to Kiyosaki, there are four different types of people in business.  In order to eventually become debt free and financially free, you must first understand where you are on the quadrant and understand that you cannot stay where you are and gain freedom; you MUST move.

Divide the quadrant into left and right and you will see that the persons on the left are the workers and the right side are the bosses.  Ninety-five percent of the population is comprised of the workers and five percent of the population is comprised if the bosses,   The employees are the folks with a 'D' mindset and our self-employed person are our 'A' mindset folks.  Essentially, they do the same thing, they exchange their time for money.  The only main difference is that employees have jobs and the self-employed own their jobs.  In other words, the self-employed are not waiting for so one to create or take away their jobs.  They do NOT have people telling them to risk their lives for money.  This is where employees should aspire to be.  Now the self-employed, like myself, should aspire to become a partof the right side of the quadrant and own more than just their jobs.  This is where you'll find your 'C' student.

Instead, they own businesses and money.  This is how you begin to create wealth. You grow and aspire for more.  As a big business owner, you no longer own a job, you own other people's jobs and  proven systems like McDonalds franchises or MLM businesses.  As a big business owner, you have the opportunity to hire those 'A' students so thar you can become an investor where your money controls all the other quadrants and creates an income for you.    

So which side of the equation would you rather be on: the side that exchanges time for money or the side that exchanges other people's time, talents, money and knowledge for money?

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Until my next post.... I wish you peace, patience and prosperity.  

Lessons from a Former Teacher Part Three

Hey guys

In the last two entries, I talked about why 'A' students work for 'C' students.  Check it out here and here.  I would like to subtitle this one " 'A' students work for 'C' students and 'D' students work at McDonalds"

A few days ago, a Facebook friend, Luis Correa, posted this:

The way SUCCESSFUL people make a decision:

1. Ask for info

2. Look at info

3. Do a bit of research

4. TAKE ACTION

The way UNsuccessful people make a decision:

1. Ask for info

2. Begin being skeptical

3. Look at info partially

4. Again more skepticism

5. Ask 10 questions that are already in the info that they didn't look at.

6. Ask family and friends (who are also unsuccessful) what they think.

7. Do no research

8. Put off to a later date(which is never)

9. GET BACK ON FACEBOOK AND COMPLAIN ABOUT THE SAME STUFF OVER & OVER.

CAN YOU SEE THE DIFFERENCE..this is why the rich get richer and the poor get poorer...Its all on how decisions are made...REAL SIMPLE. EVERY successful person makes decision quick and logically, no emotions needed, realize its real ... So...Which one are you going to be?

Luis is speaking of our 'D' students.  These students want to do the bare minimum but want massive results.  They want 'A' student results but won't even put in 'C' student effort.  They are the students who have no hustle.  They fear disappointment so much that they rather not even try.  

They want easy.  They want fast.  They want a job at McDonalds or any other place that doesn't require much thought on their part.  And yet they desire a millionaire lifestyle.  

Since they are not willing to put in the effort to improve themselves, they do the next best thing-complain.  They complain that their job sucks and their boss sucks.  They hate their coworkers, their shifts, their off days, and their work days.  They throw pity parties about how sad their lives are but when faced with opportunities, they complete steps one through nine on Luis' checklist over and over again or better yet say "Oh, that's not for me." And to that I ask, "And working at McDonalds is huh?" (No response needed.)

POP QUIZ!! 

Time for a little self-evaluation.  Are you an 'A' student, a 'C' student or a 'D' student?  If you are an 'A' student who wants a 'C' student mindset or a 'C' student who is ready to take it to the next level, step into my office. Connect with online and let's work together to make that happen.  

'D' students need not apply. McDonalds is still hiring.

Until my next post.... I wish you peace, patience and prosperity.