Stop worrying and start increasing your cash flow by Kim Kiyosaki

What's important can easily be set aside when you focus on the urgent. Focus on the good and achieve financial freedom. Kim Kiyosaki said, "Have a dream, set a goal, get financial education and make it happen."

Be teachable, a mentor once said. A person who is teachable is the one who applies into action what he or she learned.

An article from Kim Kiyosaki, an internationally-renowned speaker, author (Rich Woman, Good Deal Bad Deal), entrepreneur, real estate investor, radio show host, and the founder of RichWoman.com.

"Stop worrying and start increasing your cash flow!

With so much going on in our busy lives, it can be easy to put our dreams aside to make sure we fulfill our responsibilities to family members, friends, partners, bosses, and more. But in order to achieve financial freedom, it’s essential to have a goal, get the financial education necessary to make that dream a reality and take action on what you learn to make it happen.

And once you start pursuing your goals, don’t forget to think big. Instead of fearing problems, get the support you need to be successful. Have fun and be creative. Then, you will be more likely to find solutions that will help your customers and turn your good deals into great deals."

Source: RichDad.com

This is a change of perspective. A change of mindset. To think big in times crisis needs a different thinking. A change of paradigm. It needs a lot of financial education, continuous learning and you need to surround yourself with mentors to guide you with this.

Be blessed and be a blessing.

Jesse Cadelina
Truly Rich Club Member

Value over Price, which do you prefer?

I got this learnings from Robert Kiyosaki who says, "Only cheap people buy on price. Just because something is cheap doesn't mean it's worth the cost." And, "value rather than price has made me rich."

It made my mind think of this quote, I was stunned. Why? Because I myself has been in this situation and just take it for granted, the value and preferred the price. Yes, this is some kind of marketing strategy: stating the old price and then here comes the new price which is very much lower than the previous one. I forgot to figure out the value which is much more important than the price.

There are reasons behind all of this miss calculations or wrong decisions I've done for the past years.
Here are some important notes to consider:

1. Zero financial education.
2. Too emotional.
3. Know the difference between the advice from rich people and advice from sales people.

Knowing and improving everyday, making myself better than yesterday helps me know the difference between the good and bad advice.

I got this lessons from: richdad