- dont work for money
- Work to learn
- Let money works
- Underpaid? Knowledge is more valuable
- Financial literacy
- Rich buy asset – add money to your wallet
- Asset makes money
- spend less, avoid liabilities (bad debt), buy just assets
- Mind your own business
- Still working
- But also make money and buy asset at side
- Keep liability low
- Add income producing assets
- Add business
- invest in own education – best investment.
- The History of Taxes and the Power of Corporations
- Business – spend then only taxed
- Indiv – tax then spend
- if corporation goes banckrupt, won’t touch personal belonging
- The Rich Invent Money
- Appraise finances, set goals, build financial intelligent to achieve
- Greatest assets – your mind
- Read books and network with experts
- Learn to take risk. Not most intelligent will success but the brave
- 2 factors – knowledge and courage
- Work to Learn—Don’t Work for Money
- focus on skills not salary – broaden and gather more skills while working
- sales and marketing are essentials
- don’t specialize too early. generalize, have broad skills to open more financial opportunities
- Overcoming Obstacles
- fear of losing money is the biggest barrier – everyone fears but rich act despite it
- laziness often hides behind busyness – Don’t ignore financial planning because you’re “too busy.”
- arraogance blocks learning – Always stay open to feedback and new knowledge
- Getting started
- Find your reason (‘why’) for financial freedom – A strong purpose keeps you motivated through challenges.
- Start small and take action – Begin investing and learning; don’t wait for perfect conditions.
- Surround yourself with financially smart people – Your circle can pull you up or hold you back.
- Final thoughts / epilogue
- Read, attend seminars, make offers, visit properties, and learn by doing.
- Build a strong team – Lawyers, accountants, and advisors help you scale faster.
- Be generous with what you learn – Sharing and teaching reinforces your own knowledge and opens doors.