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8.29.2010
Home-Based Business Success Secrets-Robert Kiyosaki
"One reason so many people fail to achieve great wealth in any business is simply that they fail to reinvest continually in the business" Robert Kiyosaki
So investing is the way....whether it is Real Estate, a business you don't have to slave over, or paper(stocks,bonds, etc)--Heck, all of it. When we invest, we use the same dollar over and over, and as our returns increase so does our investment amount which increases our return again. On & On. Spenders use up that first dollar and it is gone. Might as well have lit a match to it. Analagous to buying vs. renting a home. And with a network to tap into which most people already have in place, you could have access to the most misunderstood but most powerful tool ever to be experienced!
So investing is the way....whether it is Real Estate, a business you don't have to slave over, or paper(stocks,bonds, etc)--Heck, all of it. When we invest, we use the same dollar over and over, and as our returns increase so does our investment amount which increases our return again. On & On. Spenders use up that first dollar and it is gone. Might as well have lit a match to it. Analagous to buying vs. renting a home. And with a network to tap into which most people already have in place, you could have access to the most misunderstood but most powerful tool ever to be experienced!
To Be A Wealth-Builder, You Have To Be An Investor
Think like an investor, not just a saver. Be a wealth-builder not a consumer-spender like all others.
To build the kind of wealth that provides independence and security,one has to be an investor. That's because nobody ever accumulated wealth just by saving. Putting your savings into things that become more valuable over time, such as stocks and bonds (paper), and real estate (assets) has been typically the best and most well known way to build wealth over the long run. But, there's another way. A better way although not as well known in it's current form mostly because people don't see it as in investment. It goes along with what Robert Kiyosaki once said, "One reason so many people fail to achieve great wealth in any business is simply that they fail to re-invest continually in the business". So, the better way involves a business, but not just any typical business, because a lot of people are already involved in one of their own; but those businesses are failing to keep up today. The better way allows for consistent re-investment of old funds.
Taking a snapshot of your net worth is the best way of capturing your wealth-building progress. The simple way is to develop a quick budget sheet that shows income, expenses, and any left-over will be a positive net worth. Any shortfalls will display a negative net worth and adjustments need to be made. The point of this exercise, however, is really that every dollar needs to have a job. Money works for you not the other way around.
Many people have the attitude that only the people on the inside get wealthy, or, investing is only for the wealthy. That, "when I have extra money, I'll be able to invest in something". But wait a minute, ever heard of paying yourself first? That is what needs to be done. The amount invested gets paid right along side the other firsts such as food, your home, your phone and cable which almost no one ever defaults on, utilities, gas, and perhaps a car payment. Investing is a form of paying yourself first.
While the people who make money in the stock market actually do this by using a buy and hold a diversified portfolio strategy, it takes some experience and knowledge with the market. The easy advice is that it is better for the layman to achieve wealth there by investing in a good mutual fund having minimal expenses, such as a no-load fund. Another such example here in the interest of keeping it simple is index funds are good options for investors looking for stock market returns with lower investment expenses and risk relative to individual stocks or specialized mutual funds. Index funds are mutual funds whose investment objective is to achieve the same return as a particular market index, primarily by investing in the stocks of companies that are included in that index. For example some large mutual fund companies offer index funds that track the entire U.S. stock market—they hold shares of thousands of stocks—it is said that some have returned 9% to 10% a year over the long term. Still, it takes some research to find these.
On that note, speaking of mutual funds, the one point I would want to make on that is, no one investing into the mutual fund knows one another. Yet the mutual fund manager is able to draw enough investors to the fund on a promise of a great return that there is enough investor funding in the pool to make it possible. Just something I would want everyone to keep in mind. In simple terms, investors are brought to the table to enlarge the investment pool in order to increase the amount of return.
A long-term investment strategy regardless of where you put your savings should be to achieve adequate growth so that, ultimately, you can live on the income your fortune produces and never have to dip into the principal. This is why Wealth-builders invest, and All-Others just spend.
Wealth-builders are receiving a multiplied return which is used for living expenses and activities, and the principal stays put, even gets reinvested. The growth is experienced as the amount invested increases AND as more investors are brought in to the investment pool. All-others on the other hand who are involved in spending actually are spending away their principal and never really put their dollars to work for themselves.
There is no growth and spenders experience more likely a negative growth by overspending into the future by way of something we call debt.
So investing is the way....whether it is Real Estate, a business you don't have to slave over, or paper(stocks,bonds, etc)--Heck, all of it. When we invest, we use the same dollar over and over, and as our returns increase so does our investment amount which increases our return again. On & On. Spenders use up that first dollar and it is gone. Might as well have lit a match to it. Analagous to buying vs. renting a home. And with a network to tap into which most people already have in place, you could have access to the most misunderstood but most powerful tool ever to be experienced! I think it comes down to this: A network marketing business is an INVESTMENT VEHICLE.
Although there are many investment vehicles to choose from,--there is only ONE I think that provides consistent results (large income), reaching the no-turning-back able-to-retire point over a short amount of time (4 years or less), at a great return on investment (7-12%), & is planned out over the next 100 years. Obviously it will extend beyond our own lifetimes and benefits will have to reach into the next generations (children, grandchildren...). On top of that it only takes new money (relatively small amount) to make an initial investment just the once. Then teach it to all you know and meet. This is the way to Invest in Your Future! Contact me and Join Me so I may show you how to use this gift for either yourself, your business, or a favorite charity.
This kind of financial security is totally within your grasp if you adopt the strategies of those who have achieved wealth by way of work and wise money management. By shifting your thinking and committing to a healthier behavior to that of a wealth-builder, you'll never again have to trust your fortune to fate. That's great because research shows that most millionaires rarely ever buy lottery tickets. Why? Because Lottery tickets are not an investment. There is no return. Buying Lottery Tickets is a spending activity, one built on a hope and a prayer at that.
Wealth is not what you spend, but what you accumulate. Wealth-builders always Invest thereby receiving a multiplied return, All-Others just Spend never to see it again. Make the Change Today!
To build the kind of wealth that provides independence and security,one has to be an investor. That's because nobody ever accumulated wealth just by saving. Putting your savings into things that become more valuable over time, such as stocks and bonds (paper), and real estate (assets) has been typically the best and most well known way to build wealth over the long run. But, there's another way. A better way although not as well known in it's current form mostly because people don't see it as in investment. It goes along with what Robert Kiyosaki once said, "One reason so many people fail to achieve great wealth in any business is simply that they fail to re-invest continually in the business". So, the better way involves a business, but not just any typical business, because a lot of people are already involved in one of their own; but those businesses are failing to keep up today. The better way allows for consistent re-investment of old funds.
Taking a snapshot of your net worth is the best way of capturing your wealth-building progress. The simple way is to develop a quick budget sheet that shows income, expenses, and any left-over will be a positive net worth. Any shortfalls will display a negative net worth and adjustments need to be made. The point of this exercise, however, is really that every dollar needs to have a job. Money works for you not the other way around.
Many people have the attitude that only the people on the inside get wealthy, or, investing is only for the wealthy. That, "when I have extra money, I'll be able to invest in something". But wait a minute, ever heard of paying yourself first? That is what needs to be done. The amount invested gets paid right along side the other firsts such as food, your home, your phone and cable which almost no one ever defaults on, utilities, gas, and perhaps a car payment. Investing is a form of paying yourself first.
While the people who make money in the stock market actually do this by using a buy and hold a diversified portfolio strategy, it takes some experience and knowledge with the market. The easy advice is that it is better for the layman to achieve wealth there by investing in a good mutual fund having minimal expenses, such as a no-load fund. Another such example here in the interest of keeping it simple is index funds are good options for investors looking for stock market returns with lower investment expenses and risk relative to individual stocks or specialized mutual funds. Index funds are mutual funds whose investment objective is to achieve the same return as a particular market index, primarily by investing in the stocks of companies that are included in that index. For example some large mutual fund companies offer index funds that track the entire U.S. stock market—they hold shares of thousands of stocks—it is said that some have returned 9% to 10% a year over the long term. Still, it takes some research to find these.
On that note, speaking of mutual funds, the one point I would want to make on that is, no one investing into the mutual fund knows one another. Yet the mutual fund manager is able to draw enough investors to the fund on a promise of a great return that there is enough investor funding in the pool to make it possible. Just something I would want everyone to keep in mind. In simple terms, investors are brought to the table to enlarge the investment pool in order to increase the amount of return.
A long-term investment strategy regardless of where you put your savings should be to achieve adequate growth so that, ultimately, you can live on the income your fortune produces and never have to dip into the principal. This is why Wealth-builders invest, and All-Others just spend.
Wealth-builders are receiving a multiplied return which is used for living expenses and activities, and the principal stays put, even gets reinvested. The growth is experienced as the amount invested increases AND as more investors are brought in to the investment pool. All-others on the other hand who are involved in spending actually are spending away their principal and never really put their dollars to work for themselves.
There is no growth and spenders experience more likely a negative growth by overspending into the future by way of something we call debt.
So investing is the way....whether it is Real Estate, a business you don't have to slave over, or paper(stocks,bonds, etc)--Heck, all of it. When we invest, we use the same dollar over and over, and as our returns increase so does our investment amount which increases our return again. On & On. Spenders use up that first dollar and it is gone. Might as well have lit a match to it. Analagous to buying vs. renting a home. And with a network to tap into which most people already have in place, you could have access to the most misunderstood but most powerful tool ever to be experienced! I think it comes down to this: A network marketing business is an INVESTMENT VEHICLE.
Although there are many investment vehicles to choose from,--there is only ONE I think that provides consistent results (large income), reaching the no-turning-back able-to-retire point over a short amount of time (4 years or less), at a great return on investment (7-12%), & is planned out over the next 100 years. Obviously it will extend beyond our own lifetimes and benefits will have to reach into the next generations (children, grandchildren...). On top of that it only takes new money (relatively small amount) to make an initial investment just the once. Then teach it to all you know and meet. This is the way to Invest in Your Future! Contact me and Join Me so I may show you how to use this gift for either yourself, your business, or a favorite charity.
This kind of financial security is totally within your grasp if you adopt the strategies of those who have achieved wealth by way of work and wise money management. By shifting your thinking and committing to a healthier behavior to that of a wealth-builder, you'll never again have to trust your fortune to fate. That's great because research shows that most millionaires rarely ever buy lottery tickets. Why? Because Lottery tickets are not an investment. There is no return. Buying Lottery Tickets is a spending activity, one built on a hope and a prayer at that.
Wealth is not what you spend, but what you accumulate. Wealth-builders always Invest thereby receiving a multiplied return, All-Others just Spend never to see it again. Make the Change Today!
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