Cash Flow Quadrant - Mindset of the Professional Networker
Cash Flow Quadrant - Mindset of the Professional Networker.
Can the ideas advocated in Robert Kiyosaki's memorable paperback "Cash Flow Quadrant" really encourage the Networking professional in their business career?
For the devout student seeking to increase their economic circumstances, outside of the financial risk of starting a time-honored business, Kiyosaki's ideas and thoughts are a light in the maze of financial complexity.
Unfathomable principles are elucidated in a manner that is smooth, straight forward and easy to appreciate, and having been through the "pleasures" of an Economics Honours Degree, clarity is not a idea which enters the dictionary of the average educational economist.
It is stimulating to find this light and it is a beacon which can considerably improve an individuals mastery of the opportunity made available by the Network Marketing profession.
Moving from a mentality of job stability and working for the system, to one of owning the system and have someone else run it, is, for the majority, a difficult jump to undertake
This is where Networking comes into its own as if delivers the ability to jump from the left to right hand side of Kiyosaki's quadrant with minor risk.
Further it offers an introduction into the concept that Cash Flow is King, and as most individuals are cautious by nature, through developing a business that generates residual monthly income, whilst maintaining the security of a monthly pay check, allows a smooth metamorphosis from a limited to a limitless earning possibility.
The speed of economic change is permanently escalating, and for people to undertake and assume financial authority for their own future, is a point of view which should be drilled into every child before they venture into the big wide world.
This is certainly not the case, as the very quintessence of the educational system is built on the accomplishment of good grades and the acquisition of a safe, secure job.
In its purest form, Mlm educates individuals in the propriety of the business world, personal financial responsibility and the imperative of helping others achieve.
True the product/service offering of the Network is important, but minimal in comparison to the quality, diversity and complexity of their training and personal development programme.
Mlm success revolves around, goal setting, attitude, persistence and personal accountability.
Perhaps networking and the Kiyosaki's Cash Flow Quadrant concepts should be part of the traditional education method?
Now that would be an stimulating thought!
Can the ideas advocated in Robert Kiyosaki's memorable paperback "Cash Flow Quadrant" really encourage the Networking professional in their business career?
For the devout student seeking to increase their economic circumstances, outside of the financial risk of starting a time-honored business, Kiyosaki's ideas and thoughts are a light in the maze of financial complexity.
Unfathomable principles are elucidated in a manner that is smooth, straight forward and easy to appreciate, and having been through the "pleasures" of an Economics Honours Degree, clarity is not a idea which enters the dictionary of the average educational economist.
It is stimulating to find this light and it is a beacon which can considerably improve an individuals mastery of the opportunity made available by the Network Marketing profession.
Moving from a mentality of job stability and working for the system, to one of owning the system and have someone else run it, is, for the majority, a difficult jump to undertake
This is where Networking comes into its own as if delivers the ability to jump from the left to right hand side of Kiyosaki's quadrant with minor risk.
Further it offers an introduction into the concept that Cash Flow is King, and as most individuals are cautious by nature, through developing a business that generates residual monthly income, whilst maintaining the security of a monthly pay check, allows a smooth metamorphosis from a limited to a limitless earning possibility.
The speed of economic change is permanently escalating, and for people to undertake and assume financial authority for their own future, is a point of view which should be drilled into every child before they venture into the big wide world.
This is certainly not the case, as the very quintessence of the educational system is built on the accomplishment of good grades and the acquisition of a safe, secure job.
In its purest form, Mlm educates individuals in the propriety of the business world, personal financial responsibility and the imperative of helping others achieve.
True the product/service offering of the Network is important, but minimal in comparison to the quality, diversity and complexity of their training and personal development programme.
Mlm success revolves around, goal setting, attitude, persistence and personal accountability.
Perhaps networking and the Kiyosaki's Cash Flow Quadrant concepts should be part of the traditional education method?
Now that would be an stimulating thought!
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