Have you ever heard of Robert Kiyosaki. He has written a book called Rich Dad, Poor Dad that explains the four types of people and money. Most people are "E" s (employed) who are working hard to keep a stable job and look forward to retirement, and another group he labeled "S" self-employed who work really hard to build a future for his or her family, all of whom are working for and saving the American Dollar that continues to lose value. Well, maybe not all are saving money. On the other side, he listed the "B" type people who are Big Corporation that are looking for systems and talented people to run those systems. Finally, the last group he labels the "I" people. The "I" people are investors. This side of the coin has a core value of having teams to work together for a common goal--make money, and they teach and work with the team to build financial freedom. Financial Freedom, I believe, is not having to think about money when it's time to buy a new pair of shoes. We so often say, "how much?" Residual income is always (I think) associated with Financial Freedom. A lot of MLM's and Network Marketeers will talk about creating residual income. Income paid to you that recurs with or without you working to earn it. Now that's Financial Freedom! The only problem with most of these systems are all the rules and complicated jargon that sometimes exceed the difficulties of filing income tax. Everyone out there would love to be on the B/I side of the equation. Here's a compensation plan written by a IT company from Texas that you and your friends may want to take a look at. It's really simple and has zero "CATCHES".
Wow We VCom Systems
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