Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010 at
5:04 pm
Today, I will tackle about the two ways to achieve financial freedom. Achieving financial freedom is one of the goals that a lot of people want. Who else does not want to enjoy their lives to the fullest without having to worry where to get their day to day meals? Who else does not want to spend their time with their loved ones without the stress that work brings?
In my journey towards financial freedom, I learned two ways on how to achieve it. I am not saying that I already achieved
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Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 at
7:38 pm
I’m sorry for not having enough time to update this blog. I have been very busy in other matters during the past few weeks. Anyway, I would like to tackle in this article another lesson that I’ve learned from the famous Robert Kiyosaki that covers the investment topic of risk vs. risky.
Risk and Risky are two different terms. Except for the fact that one is a noun and the other is an adjective, risk and risky are two different terms when it comes to investing. Risk is primarily
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Saturday, March 27th, 2010 at
6:40 pm
Most of us grew up thinking that mistakes are bad and should be avoided at all cost. We tend to correlate mistakes with low intelligence: The more mistakes you make, the dumber you are.
However, the truth is, mistakes are opportunities to learn something new. “There’s a bit of magic hidden in every mistake,” Kiyosaki said. “That magic is called learning.” Instead of telling yourself on how to avoid mistakes, learn from your mistakes to turn into an opportunity to gain
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Tuesday, February 16th, 2010 at
1:18 pm
The health of the economy is directly proportional to your investments. If the economy is doing good, then chances are your investments will also earn good. However, if the economy is experiencing a downturn, then definitely, your investments too are affected.
Since the US has the largest economy in the world, most people watch its economy as it may have a domino effect to smaller economies most especially for countries whose main clients for their export products is the US market. According
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Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 at
3:12 pm
One of the most liberal idea of famous Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki is that SAVERS are LOSERS! Yes, you’ve heard it right, Kiyosaki said that savers are losers! You may think that this is in contrast with the notion of personal finance as it talks about saving money but no it isn’t.
Just like in Sports like the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympics, an athlete must first prepare to achieve his end goal. He then sees the end of the line before he even starts. In preparing for
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Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 at
9:58 pm
The Philippines is going to elect another leader this coming May. Who deserves to be the leader among those contenders? Who has the qualities of an effective leader?
There are a lot of people that say leaders are born. Some say that leaders are made. Whatever your opinion on this, leaders should be ‘effective’ in their leadership and should be responsible to their constituents.
Let’s discuss some of the qualities of an effective leader and apply these qualities to the
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Tuesday, December 15th, 2009 at
1:36 pm
Robert Kiyosaki says that “money isn’t real, it is just an idea.” I do believe in what Kiyosaki claims. Money is just an idea. If you have an idea, you can create money! It’s as simple as that! Therefore, I definitely agree that knowledge is power!
Ideas can be turn into fortunes and that is why we have intellectual property rights to protect established brands, trademarks and ideas. Money comes from different ideas and concepts.
We are now living in the information
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