Insight for the Day

"One's philosophy is not best expressed in words; it is expressed in the choices one makes. In the long run, we shape our lives and we shape ourselves. The process never ends until we die. And, the choices we make are ultimately our own responsibility."
Eleanor Roosevelt 1884-1962, Former American First Lady

A Day at Rich Dad

Click on the YouTube video and watch a day at Rich Day with Steve Blair our Rich Dad Designer:

http://srblair.blogspot.com/

Insight for Today 5/22/07

"The real winners in life are the people who look at every situation with an expectation that they want make it work or make it better."

Barbara Pletcher
Author

AZpurplerat50 CASHFLOW THE E-GAME Club reminder for Wednesday nite 5/16/07

The E-game club will start at 7pm tomorrow nite! Please come and join! And have some fun learning!

CASHFLOW E-GAME Club last Monday (5/14/07) nite

Our Rich Dad's web designer hosted this e-game club last nite. I had a good time and very glad to be part of the club! It is neat to learn different strategies that you can use on different professionals in the e-game.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2331658985

Insight for Today 5/15/07

"Being defeated is only a temporary condition; giving up is what makes it permanent."

Marilyn vos Savant
Author

Love Your Pet?

Then Pet Club International is for you! We're the most comprehensive pet portal on the web for all your pet needs: insurance, pet food, pet meds, travel info, gifts, news and more. Join the fun and save every day!

Mona Gambetta who is our PR person at Rich Dad has her own website business!! Check it out!

www.petclubintl.com

Insight for the Day 5/10/07

"Our self image and our habits tend to go together. Change one and you will automatically change the other."
Dr. Maxwell Maltz 1899-1975, Author

Lesson Learned from my E-Game Club last nite

I learned to level out my leverages in Real Estate and stock better. Before I was over leveraging to the point I went bankrupt depending on that I will pull a card on selling my stocks etc. I ended up winning two games out of three winning the rat race!!! Those who play the e-game what lessons did you learned?

Purplerat50

Reminder: E-Game Club Tonite

I will be online at 7:15pm to play the CASHFLOW THE E-GAME tonite. Hope to see you tonite and have fun playing and also learning ways to get financially free!

Purplerat50

Insight for Today 5/9/07

"There is a basic law that like attracts like. Negative thinking definitely attracts negative results. Conversely, if a person habitually thinks optimistically and hopefully his positive thinking sets in motion creative forces - and success instead of eluding him flows toward him."
Norman Vincent Peale 1898-1994, Minister and Author

We have a new Rich Dad Web Designer working for us

His name is Steve Blair. He has also started an e-game club. Here is the link to his blog:

http://srblair.blogspot.com/

It is posted on the Rich Dad's Forums:

http://forum.richdad.com/forums/fb.asp?m=596521

Reminder: Next e-game club is on Saturday, 5/5/07

The time is 1pm in the afternoon AZ time.

My CASHFLOW E-GAME CLUB this past Wednesday 5/2/07

It was a slow nite but I still learn an lesson. Out of the three online club I played, one I won with a score of 965, one I lost, and one I went bankrupt. The bankrupt one was a lesson for me. I was over leveraging on stocks and real estate and I was negative cash flow. I was counting on the stocks to come through which I shouldn't have. Feedback?

AZ CASHFLOW E-GAME CLUB tonite

I will be online tonite at 7pm Az time to play the CASHFLOW 101 E-GAME - Hope to see you there!

Insight for Today 5/2/07

"A great attitude does much more than turn on the lights in our worlds; it seems to magically connect us to all sorts of serendipitous opportunities that were somehow absent before we changed."
Earl Nightingale 1921-1989, Philosopher and Syndicated Radio Personality

The Business Inside - Leveraging Business Success Principles to Create Personal Success - book written by Chris Venn

The Business Inside - Leveraging Business Success Principles to Create Personal Success

How many times have you felt like you just wanted to stop the world for a moment and take a break?

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The Business Inside delivers a context for creating powerful personal results by giving you a blueprint for applying the secrets of business success to your personal life.

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Chris Venn

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Chris Venn is also a Sales Dogs Partner with Blair Singer.

Ford looking to smaller engines in future

AOL Money & Finance article:

Will American consumers ever seen $2.00/gallon gas prices again? Maybe, maybe not. Regardless, cheaper-than-cheap gasoline prices are pressuring automakers to get more efficient on engine models or make engines that burn less gas -- or a combination of both. Toyota Motor Corporation's (ADR) (NYSE: TM) hybrid models have been marketed perfectly to address this need, and more hybrid or alternative-energy cars and trucks are being shipped than ever before.

http://www.richdadunderground.com/

Customer Service

This is what great customer service is all about:

http://www.stservicemovie.com/

Those who are in customer service position, what have you done that has change the life of your customer that makes them keep coming back over and over again?

Retire for Real

Retire for Real

If you don't like the idea that most of the money spent on lottery tickets supports government programs, you should know that most of the earnings from mutual funds support investment advisors' and mutual fund managers' retirement.

You take all of the risk, you put in all of the capital, but most of the money goes to the fund manager and your investment advisor. Lottery funds go to worthy causes like schools and the arts, so which is better?

Of course, I would never advise a client to rely on the lottery for their retirement, but neither would I advise them to rely on mutual fund investments. For my dollar, the lottery is a lot more fun -- and at least you know it's a gamble.

If you really want to retire, look at other investments and work with someone who's willing to put in the time to help you retire soon and retire rich. Financial freedom is available to those who learn about it and work for it. It's unlikely for those who want to rely on such risky investment strategies as mutual funds.

(http://finance.yahoo.com/expert/article/richricher/30687)

I play the lotto sometimes but I didn't know that Lottery funds go to worthy causes like schools and the arts. Maybe I should play the lotto more?? Your feedback?

Playing the Mutual Fund Lottery article

An article by Robert Kiyosaki is posted 5/1/07 Yahoo Finance. Robert was talking with Tom Wheelwright, a CPA and business owner, about why people play the lottery. His comparison of the lottery to investing in mutual funds is worth sharing.

Even though he's not an investment advisor and never presents himself as one, clients continue to ask Tom what to do to prepare for retirement. "Should I max out my 401(k) contribution?" they ask. "Should I open an IRA? Or should I put more in my profit sharing or pension plan?"

According to Tom, and contrary to popular belief, none of these are wise investments. So here, in his own words, are his thoughts on the subject.

Here is the link for this article:

http://finance.yahoo.com/expert/article/richricher/30687