Showing posts with label Robert T. Kiyosaki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robert T. Kiyosaki. Show all posts

Monday, 12 June 2017

Dare To Take The Risk?



 Despite been self-convicted, knowing without an atom of doubt that they are no longer at peace working and making others rich, many are still afraid to quit their day job and resolve to starting up as an entrepreneur in pursuit of their own dream because they think it's too risky and would be a foolish thing to abandon a bird at hand for a million others in an uncertain reality. 

Yes, true… But then, the biggest risk in life I believe is not taking a risk. And according to Robert T. Kiyosaki, risk is diminished if you love what the investment is, understand it and know the game. 

If so, rather than moving with the crowd and allowing them tell you what you can and cannot do, thus depriving yourself a possible reality of success and financial independence, knowing you have all it takes inside of you that has been advocating for a change far too long and wouldn't have to rely on a paycheck to get by anymore, why not pick up and read some books, sign up for seminars that would help broaden your horizon, and even take a step further to talk to professionals in your chosen field on a one on one basis if you have to. 

Whatever it takes, just make sure you do it. You can't allow yourself to be a slave to fear no more. It is meant to be chased and made a reality, that's why it's called a dream. You can live for the rest of your life knowing that you tried and failed but you'll never be able to live a day knowing that you could but didn't, wondering what could have been. 

Take the chance, it's worth it. 

Kay Magnate


A Step Towards Financial Independence



 The first step they say to finding the solution is to know the problem. If so, don't work for money, make money work for you and you'll be on your way to gaining financial independence.

You know, sometime earlier in the year I read a book which opened my eyes to some of the problems that make people struggle financially and according to the author, what differentiates the rich from the poor is financial literacy. 

Many people today make money just so they can spend it all out again. But if you know how this circle works, you'll no longer be a slave to it. 

To this end, I admonish...

Stop enriching others while you drown in your own pool of debt. Become your own boss and it starts with fueling your passion and walking towards actualizing that dream.

Invest your resources and time into it, for I believe we cannot totally commit ourselves to something we are not financially committed to. 

By then, every penny that has gone into it automatically becomes your employee. And the good thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations, without asking for a paycheck I must add, Lol. 

Kay Magnate