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The Quick Reference Guide to Wealth

Are you looking for a means to get wealthy? If yes, I need to let you know that this is very possible. To help you attain this. I am providing you with a quick reference guide to wealth. Make sure you read t to the end and apply what you find in the is post and in the guide. This quick reference guide to wealth was written by Alan Jacques and was inspired by one of my teachers – Robert Kiyosaki. It contains the qualities of broke masses, successful middle class and the rich few.

 
Having a copy of this will help you a great deal in your journey from the midst of broke masses to the company of rich few. Our desire is to see so many Nigerians on the list of the richest people on earth in five years time. I am so sure that you will be one of them.

 

Broke MassesSuccessful Middle Class InvestorRich
1. WhoEmployeesEmployees & Self-EmployeedBusiness Owners & Investors
2. EducationHighschool or college graduate– Values Education, often college graduate
– Attends course and seminars on investing
Values only “street smart education”, often aquired from peers and/or self-learned
3. Major financial goalTo survive until next paydayTo build up a significant net worth by age 55-56Freedom
4. FocusSalary or hourly wageNet worthCash flow
5. Cash Flow Management (CFM)“How much do I have in my wallet?”Understands the value of CFMUnderstands that CFM is the foundation to all wealth
6. Definition of an assetA 6-pack in the fridgeAnything that has market valueAnything that produces a positive cash flow
7. HomeWould like to own oneOne of their most important assetsA home is a liability, not an asset
8. Investment vehicles-Government pension
– Lotteries
– Mutual funds
– Blue chip stocks
– Real Estate: condos, houses & duplexes
– Stocks: IPOs as investors and/or key shareholders
– Real Estate: larger projects
– Businesses
9. Investment sourcesThe governmentInvests in financial products created by othersCreates products and services to sell to the Middle Class and the masses
10. Investment systemsHope– Dollar cost averaging (DCA)
– Low down real estate systems
– Create their own or modify others
– Often learn from other rich investors who are their peers
11. Expected rate of returnGet rich quick12% to 30%50% to 500%+++
12. RiskHas no idea how to evaluate itAccepts moderate riskMost investments are low or very low risk
13. What worksIf it doesn’t work, keep doing itLearn what works and keep doing it no matter whatKeep learning and innovate, innovate, innovate
14. Time horizonNext paydayLong termTailored to each goal or investment
15. Real estateWould like someBuy & hold, waits for it to go up in value“You make money when you buy, not when you sell”
16. Most valuable resourcePaycheckInvestmentsTime
17. Why work?Work for the weekendWork for money of which 10-20% goes to investmentsMoney works so they don’t have to
18. AdvisorsBroke friends & familyFinancial planners, accountantsThemselves, each other, coaches, selected professionals
19. ResourcesTV– The Millionaire Next Door
– The Wealthy Barber
– Rich Dad/Poor Dad
– The Cashflow Quadrant
– The Cashflow Game
– Robert Kiyosaki tape sets
20. Key indicator eventSavings account with $100 in it$1 million net worthPassive income exceeds expenses
21. Questions and AnswersDon’t really understand the distinctionAsks questions and seeks the right answerKnows there are many answers
22. Delegation“If you want it done right, you have to do it yourself.”“You can delegate what you don’t know”“If you don’t know the fundamentals, you can get slaughtered!”

 
2. Print out one and make photocopies as many as you can

3. Paste as many as you can where you can see it always.

4. Give out as many as you can to your friends

5. Share this post with your friends on Twitter, Facebook et al.

6. Attach a copy of the pdf to your email and send it to your friends’ e-mail

 
You would be glad you did. Remember, it is a guide. It will guide you on what you need to be doing in order to move from where you are to where you want to be. It’s a bad thing to remain poor. I am sure you hate poverty too. I am so sure that you do not want to remain broke.

 

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