KEY TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM By Kulin & Mina Desai

Journey Towards Success
20 Jun 202227:59

Summary

TLDRMr. Colleen Desai, a successful business owner, discusses financial freedom, emphasizing money, time, and security. He highlights the need for money to afford desired lifestyle choices and stresses the importance of having time to enjoy one's earnings. Desai introduces the concept of 'private franchising' as a path to financial independence, illustrating how leveraging time through duplication can lead to multiple income streams without the constraints of traditional employment.

Takeaways

  • 🎓 Colleen Desai has a B.Pharm degree and MBA degrees in Marketing and Finance, with professional experience at Citibank USA and as a successful independent business owner.
  • 💰 The concept of financial freedom is introduced, emphasizing the importance of having enough money to make choices freely, not just to afford necessities.
  • 🚗 Desai uses the example of car preferences to illustrate the financial constraints people face and how wealth would influence those choices.
  • 🏠 The script discusses the idea that many people do not live in their dream homes due to financial limitations, suggesting that achieving financial freedom would enable living in a home of one's choice.
  • 👗 It highlights how financial limitations affect smaller decisions, like choosing between a liked and an affordable dress, to illustrate the impact of money on daily life.
  • đŸœ The script uses the restaurant scenario to point out how people's choices are influenced by their financial situation, indicating the need for financial freedom.
  • ⏰ Time is highlighted as a critical factor in financial freedom, with the suggestion that one should have enough time to enjoy the fruits of their labor.
  • 🔄 Desai shares his personal experience with the work-life balance, emphasizing that financial freedom is not just about money but also about having the time to enjoy life.
  • 🔐 The script introduces the concept of income security as a component of financial freedom, suggesting that one's income should not solely depend on their own labor.
  • 🌐 Desai explains that diversification and duplication of income sources can lead to financial freedom, using the franchise model as an example of how to multiply one's income potential.
  • 🔑 The importance of leveraging time and money through duplication and diversification is emphasized as a strategy to achieve financial freedom without the need for significant capital investment.
  • 📈 The script concludes by encouraging listeners to consider their current financial situation and whether they need to change their approach to achieve financial freedom.

Q & A

  • What educational background does Mr. Colleen Desai have?

    -Mr. Colleen Desai has a B Pharm degree from L.M. College of Pharmacy in Amdabot and MBA degrees in marketing and finance from Long Island University in New York.

  • What was Mr. Desai's role at Citibank USA?

    -Mr. Desai worked at Citibank USA as a Vice President in charge of the computer department.

  • What is the definition of financial freedom according to Mr. Desai?

    -Financial freedom, as defined by Mr. Desai, is having enough money to meet one's needs and desires without being constrained by financial limitations.

  • How does Mr. Desai suggest determining if you have enough money?

    -Mr. Desai suggests evaluating if you can afford the things you desire, such as the type of car you drive or the house you live in, to determine if you have enough money.

  • What is the importance of time in achieving financial freedom as explained by Mr. Desai?

    -Mr. Desai emphasizes that having time to enjoy the money one makes is crucial for financial freedom. If one is constantly working without time to enjoy life, they haven't achieved true financial freedom.

  • What is the difference between job security and income security as discussed by Mr. Desai?

    -Job security refers to the stability of one's job, whereas income security refers to the ability to continue earning income without being solely dependent on one's own labor or a single job.

  • How does Mr. Desai relate the story of Sam Walton to financial freedom?

    -Mr. Desai uses the story of Sam Walton, who drove a pickup truck not because he couldn't afford a luxury car but because he preferred it, to illustrate that financial freedom is about having the choice to do what you want with your money.

  • What does Mr. Desai suggest as a way to achieve income security?

    -Mr. Desai suggests achieving income security through diversification or duplication, meaning having multiple sources of income that do not rely solely on one's own time and effort.

  • What is the concept of 'private franchising' mentioned by Mr. Desai?

    -The concept of 'private franchising' is a business model where individuals can leverage the success of others by duplicating and diversifying their income streams without the need for significant capital investment.

  • How does Mr. Desai link the idea of 'leverage' with financial freedom?

    -Mr. Desai links 'leverage' with financial freedom by explaining that leveraging one's time or money through business models like private franchising can lead to increased income without being limited by the number of hours in a day.

  • What are the three qualities Mr. Desai believes are necessary for someone to be ambitious and achieve financial freedom?

    -The three qualities Mr. Desai believes are necessary for ambition and financial freedom are recognizing one's needs, being willing to listen and learn, and being open to making changes.

Outlines

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đŸ’Œ Introduction to Mr. Colleen Desai and Financial Freedom

Mr. Colleen Desai is introduced as a successful entrepreneur with a background in pharmacy and business administration. He discusses the concept of financial freedom, emphasizing the need for money to achieve it. He uses examples such as car ownership and housing to illustrate the point that many people's choices are limited by financial constraints. He also touches on the importance of having the time to enjoy one's money, suggesting that financial freedom involves both adequate money and time.

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🕒 The Importance of Time and Work-Life Balance

Mr. Desai shares his personal experience working in a bank, where he had to sacrifice time with his family to earn money. He reflects on the irony of working to provide for one's family but in the process losing time with them. He introduces the idea that financial freedom is not just about money but also about having the time to enjoy the fruits of one's labor. He also discusses the concept of income security, which is different from job security, and how losing one's ability to work can result in a loss of income.

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đŸ’č Creating Income Security Through Diversification

The speaker explains that income security comes from not relying solely on one's own labor for income. He suggests that diversifying income sources can provide security. He contrasts the traditional job model, where time is directly traded for money, with business models that allow for the multiplication of working hours through hiring others or franchising. He argues that the limitation of earning potential in a job is time, and to increase income, one must find ways to multiply the effective working hours.

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🚀 Leveraging Time and Capital for Wealth Creation

Mr. Desai discusses the concept of wealth creation and how most people are limited by the amount of time they have to work. He suggests that to increase income, one must either increase the hourly wage or the number of hours worked. He then introduces the idea of franchising as a model that can multiply working hours without requiring additional capital. He explains how a franchisor like Ray Kroc of McDonald's can leverage the work of many franchisees to create significant income.

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🌟 The Private Franchise Model and Its Benefits

The speaker introduces the concept of private franchising as a way to achieve financial freedom without the need for significant capital investment. He suggests that this model allows individuals to become franchisors themselves, thereby duplicating successful business models and increasing their income without directly working for it. He emphasizes that this model can provide the financial freedom that includes money, time, and security.

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🚗 Choosing the Right Vehicle for Financial Freedom

In the final paragraph, Mr. Desai uses the analogy of choosing the right vehicle for one's destination to emphasize the importance of selecting the right path to achieve financial freedom. He challenges the audience to evaluate whether their current jobs or businesses are the right vehicles to reach their financial goals. He encourages those who are not satisfied with their current situation to seek out new opportunities, like private franchising, to achieve their desired destination of financial freedom.

🔄 Embracing Change for Financial Independence

Mr. Desai concludes by stressing the necessity of change to achieve financial freedom. He argues that without change, one is likely to remain in a state of poverty. He encourages the audience to leverage their time through the concept of duplication and to embrace the private franchising model as a way to achieve financial independence. He ends with an invitation for the audience to join him and learn more about this concept.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Financial Freedom

Financial freedom refers to the state where one has sufficient personal wealth to live without having to work actively for basic necessities. In the video, Mr. Desai emphasizes financial freedom as the main goal, illustrating it through the idea of not being constrained by money when making choices, such as buying a car or a house. He uses examples like driving a Mercedes or living in a dream house to explain the concept.

💡Income Security

Income security is the confidence that one's income will remain stable and sufficient over time, regardless of unexpected life events. Mr. Desai discusses income security as a key component of financial freedom, contrasting it with job security. He shares a personal story about his father's death and the subsequent loss of financial stability to highlight its importance.

💡Duplication

Duplication, in the context of the video, refers to the business strategy of replicating a successful business model to increase income without directly working more hours. Mr. Desai explains that duplication can lead to financial freedom by multiplying the number of 'hours' one has in business without the need for additional personal time investment.

💡Diversification

Diversification is the strategy of spreading investments across various financial instruments, industries, or sources of income to reduce risk. In the video, diversification is mentioned as a means to achieve income security by not relying on a single source of income, which can be lost due to various unforeseen circumstances.

💡Private Franchise

Private franchise is a business model discussed in the video where individuals can act as franchisors, teaching others to establish their businesses and then duplicating that model. This concept is presented as a pathway to financial freedom by leveraging the efforts of others to increase one's income without direct investment in each new venture.

💡Time Leverage

Time leverage is the idea of increasing productivity or income by using time more effectively, often through delegation or automation. Mr. Desai suggests that leveraging time is crucial for achieving financial freedom, as everyone has the same 24 hours in a day, and success comes from how effectively one can use this time to generate income.

💡Wealth Creation

Wealth creation is the process of generating new wealth, often through investment, business, or other financial strategies. In the video, wealth creation is tied to the concept of converting time into money, with the suggestion that traditional employment limits the potential for wealth creation due to time constraints.

💡Ambition

Ambition, in this context, refers to a strong desire to achieve financial goals and be successful. Mr. Desai talks about ambition as a necessary trait for those seeking financial freedom, as it drives individuals to seek out opportunities, listen to advice, and make changes to improve their financial situation.

💡Teachable

Being teachable means having an openness to learning from others, especially those who have achieved what you aspire to. In the video, Mr. Desai emphasizes the importance of being teachable to achieve financial freedom, as it involves learning new strategies and being willing to adapt one's approach to wealth accumulation.

💡Change

Change, in the video, refers to the willingness to adapt one's lifestyle, habits, or career to achieve different outcomes, particularly in the pursuit of financial freedom. Mr. Desai discusses change as a critical step in the journey towards financial independence, as it often requires stepping out of one's comfort zone and trying new methods.

Highlights

Introduction of Mr. Colleen Desai, a successful business owner with a background in pharmacy and MBA in marketing and finance.

Definition of financial freedom and its importance in life.

The necessity of having money to achieve financial freedom.

The correlation between financial freedom and the ability to afford desired material possessions like cars.

The example of Sam Walton's choice of driving a pickup truck despite his wealth, illustrating personal preferences over financial capabilities.

The importance of owning the car you like versus what you can afford as an indicator of financial freedom.

The concept of living in a house of your choice as a measure of financial freedom.

The role of financial freedom in the ability to travel to desired locations.

The impact of money on everyday decisions, such as choosing between two dresses.

The metaphor of reading a restaurant menu to determine financial status.

The balance between earning money and having time to enjoy it.

Mr. Desai's personal experience of working long hours and missing out on family time.

The realization that working for someone else may not lead to financial freedom.

The concept of income security as a component of financial freedom.

The idea that financial freedom is not just about money, but also about time and security.

The importance of diversifying income sources for financial freedom.

The concept of duplicating or diversifying income through business ownership.

The role of time as money and how to increase the effective hours in a day to make more money.

The concept of franchising as a way to multiply effective working hours without additional investment.

The opportunity of private franchising as a path to financial freedom.

The need for financial freedom and the willingness to listen to and implement new ideas.

The importance of change and adapting to achieve financial freedom.

The concept of leveraging time as a means to achieve financial freedom.

The final call to action to learn more about private franchising and take steps towards financial freedom.

Transcripts

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it is my pleasure to introduce mr

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colleen desai

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mr desai has a b farm degree

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from lm college of pharmacy in amdabot

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he has also received mba degrees in

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marketing and finance from long island

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university in new york mr desai has

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worked in citibank usa as a vice

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president in charge of computer

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department before starting his own

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independent international business

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currently mr desai is a very successful

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independent business owner and who's who

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in the private franchise business

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so please help me welcome mr colleen

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desai

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what i'm going to talk to you today

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is

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how to achieve called financial freedom

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i'm going to give you a key to a

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financial freedom

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okay now what is financial freedom

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number one

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because most people have no clue

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okay

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and i had no clue even though i'm a

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finance major

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okay

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and

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so let me define that for you what's

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financial freedom is all about okay

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number one would you agree that you must

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have at least some money

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right how many of you believe you need

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some money

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right

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now my question to you

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is are you making all the money that you

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need

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that is a question right

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now sometimes very hard question you if

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you're not sure let me give you some of

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the clue

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let's say for example car

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number one do you have a car right

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and if you do then what kind

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do you have the car you like or do you

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have the car you can afford

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see that's a question if you if money

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was no challenge would you drive

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mercedes

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right would you buy bmw

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right all those kind of cars right why

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not the only only reason you don't have

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that car is because you don't have that

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money

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right so that tells you you need money

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now you don't have to be in cars

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because i i can tell you a story about

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late sam walton you know owner of

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walmart and sam's clubs and you know

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he's a big tycoon in the states back

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then he used to drive what we call

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pickup truck

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which is the cheapest vehicle you can

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buy actually okay and that's only when

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he drove why because he he liked driving

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that pickup truck

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now he could have driven any car he

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wanted he had that money but he drove

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because he liked that car now i want to

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ask you a question and be honest about

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that that the car you driving is because

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you like it or that's only one you can

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afford

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now car is a big thing second thing we

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can talk about is a house

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are you living in the house of your

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choice

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right probably no right

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why

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again money

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if money was no object can you picture

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yourself living in a house you really

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like

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right

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now some of you may not be in a house

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say i don't care because i love

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traveling so you know i really don't

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care about house because i'm always out

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and now if that's the case are you

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traveling to the places you really like

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see these are the questions will tell

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you do you really have enough money or

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not but these are the big things let me

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tell the small things which can tell you

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let's say for ladies um for example you

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went out to buy some

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dress let me tell you exactly what

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happened

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you saw two dress

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one you liked and one you came home with

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right you know what i mean

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right

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because those things stops you from

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money is a object here which stops you

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from getting what you want okay

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even simpler thing that that you know

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when you go to restaurant

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that's the ultimate taste whether you

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need money or not okay when you go to

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restaurant how do you read the menu

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left to right or right to left

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that tells you whether you need money or

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not

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okay so again that's the question do you

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really need money now a lot of people

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would go out and tell you that oh you

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know all you guys talk about is money

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money money you know money is not

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everything you know and um

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they are pretty pretty much right in

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that case you know uh there are bigger

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things in your life than money you know

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a lot of people say there's so many

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bigger things in your life than money

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and they are right you know what we call

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them bills

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bills are bigger than the money you have

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right

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so again that's a question now the

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second element to financial freedom

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is that you should have a time to enjoy

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the money you make

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otherwise what good is the money if you

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don't have time to enjoy it

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okay see if you are let me tell you if

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you are putting too much time

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to earn the money that means you have

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less time to enjoy the life would you

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agree right

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or if you have too much time to enjoy

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for yourself you don't have too much

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money

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right so you you need a balance

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you know one without other has no value

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okay i'll tell you my um

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you know personal um experience in this

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field you know when i used to work in a

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bank

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i used to wake up five o'clock in the

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morning to go to work

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and i'll be lucky if i come home by nine

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or ten

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is that anybody here feel the same way

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and i'm sure so many few are in that

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field okay

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when i'm going to work in the morning

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children's are sleeping when i come home

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they are sleeping

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okay i don't even get to see them

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during the whole week

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so i used to tell my wife mina that you

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know make sure they see my picture you

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know

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otherwise on sunday they might call me

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uncle you know

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so

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i was asking myself what am i doing

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what am i doing

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that you know i'm making see the thing

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was and i'm sure most of you probably

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gonna start thinking about this thing uh

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if you are listening to this one ask

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yourself

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and think about this thing you know i

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said you know what i was doing was my

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family right i was going to work

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for my family right that's why most of

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you do that right

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you going out to work to earn the money

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because you want to take care of family

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you want to give the finest thing to

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your family you want to make sure your

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family is ok your children have the

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things they want they can get a better

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education all of those things we want

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them

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good things for our family right and

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that's the reason we go out to work but

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the same thing

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was keeping me away from my family

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and i said this is something wrong here

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okay so my my thing here is that

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the financial freedom does not only

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include money money alone will not make

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you free

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see some of you

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own business of your own

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i have a question for you no

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do you own the business or business owns

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you

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that's a question

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okay i have some friends who owns

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business i have a friend of mine

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who has a business in state and they had

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a wedding of their son but their

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business is such that either husband or

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wife can attend would you believe that

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and that's what they had to do the

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mother could not come to the wedding of

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their own son

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because of that business okay because

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if you are that's nothing but a slavery

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to me

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okay

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and that's what had happened to me when

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i went to united states you know i

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became slave of a dollar bill

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over there and

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i had to go and work and there was no

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option to it

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and the third element to financial

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freedom

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is security

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now i'm not talking about job security

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or business security because that's not

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important

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because if you lose one job you can

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always find another one

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okay you may take a couple of days

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couple of months you may have to move to

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another place but you can always find

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something else

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but what i'm talking about is something

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called income security

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which is quite different than job

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security okay

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see the income security lies in you

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specifically your ability to produce

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the day you lose your ability to produce

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what's your income

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zero let's say if you are a number one

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surgeon

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you lose your arm now what's your income

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you know you know everything about

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surgery but you cannot perform well

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you lost your ability to perform i'll

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tell you my father passed away when i

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was five years old

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he was a government officer here and

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everything was given by government we

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had servants and house and you name it

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but the day he was gone everything went

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with him

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okay

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he had a heart attack and all of a

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sudden without any prior notice he was

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just gone

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and next day we were poor and those of

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you ever heard my story you know that

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you know i grew up my entire childhood

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in poverty

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okay

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and

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so

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the reason was because my father had no

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income security

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now income security can only only one

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way to establish income security is when

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your income does not depend on you

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if you are the hundred percent

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responsible for your income you have

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absorbed zero security

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now this was just you know my father

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case was you know

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um

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god's hand nothing you can do about but

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there are you could be alive and lose

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your uh income security your ability to

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produce income

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for example how many of you are in uh it

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profession right now right

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um one new language comes from new

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technology comes what happens to your

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ability to perform

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you have to retrain yourself and if you

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don't retrain yourself you lost your

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ability to perform

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sometime whole industry can go away

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you look at in a

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automobile you know there's something

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called carburetor

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okay carburetor is being replaced with

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something called fuel injection

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right as soon as the fuel injection

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technology come everyone who was

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associated with carburetor

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they lost their ability to perform

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okay so

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you without any of your fault you can

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lose it

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sometime new invention can do that okay

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there is a

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story about federal express

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federal express was invented based on

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only one

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service to deliver overnight letters

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just about after federal express was

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getting in a business pretty good

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there's a new thing got invented it's

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called fax machine

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now as soon as the fax machine was

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invented how many people need overnight

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letter delivery anymore

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right all of a sudden they lost their

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business

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they had to re-group themselves and come

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up with a parcel service actually

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so what i'm saying is that you could be

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doing great right now

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but right now somebody somewhere

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inventing something you have no idea can

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take away your job without any of your

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doing

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so as long as your income depends on you

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you have absolutely zero security

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and i'm going to show you exactly how to

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accomplish this

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how do you get

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income security

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that is done through concept called

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duplication

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or something called diversification

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you have to diversify your income

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through various different sources

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in other words you should have a

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multiple sources of income

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now in order to do that

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before we understand that let me explain

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you

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how the wealth is created okay how many

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of you heard that time is money

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right because only way to make money is

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time you take time convert into money

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okay a job

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at service what we do

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we take our time and trade it for the

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money right you work eight hours you get

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eight hours equivalent money if you work

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10 hours you get 10 hours equivalent

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money if you work 12 hours you get 12

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hour second night the more you work more

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money you make right reason being see

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there's only two things if this is the

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case

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this is only two solution either

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you you have more money per hour

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or you have more hours in a day and

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that's only two so options you have

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right

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because once you

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every profession you have a maximum

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amount of money you can make

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you are an accountant you are an

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engineer you are a doctor you are

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whatever your profession is you know

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what the maximum income can you produce

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per one hour

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you can get more education that's what i

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did after pharmacy got an mba degrees

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and this and all that did was increase

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my hourly rate

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but it did not increase number of hours

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i had in a day

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now

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if i don't know how many of you agree

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with me or not but do you know that

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every 10 years on just about average

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prices doubles would you agree

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you look at prices on anything

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okay just about every 10 years prices

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doubles but does income double every 10

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year

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no now what do we do then

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you increase number of hours in a day

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right let's say you need about two

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double your income you instead of

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working eight hours a day you start

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working 16 can you do that

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sure do you know some people doing it

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sure now you need to make three times of

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that money now what do you do add

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another eight hours right yeah you can

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do that it's 24 hours in a day who said

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you need to eat and sleep and all those

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nice stuff right

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right you still you know it's not

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practical but it's probable

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if you want to really need to you can

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work 24 hours right

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but now if i want to increase another

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one more time what i do can i add

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another eight now

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i ran out of time

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right but if you are intelligent like i

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am you know what i did i got married

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another 24 hours

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you know what i mean

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right

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but legally i couldn't do that one too

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many times

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right

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so the question here is

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what do i do then

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so the problem is time

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the limitation you have is the time

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so what you need to learn to increase

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number of hours in a day and that's why

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people do business

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at business what do you do

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you can you can employ some people for

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you right so you can increase as many

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hours as you want right look at company

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like coca-cola or atnt or ibm why do

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they have more income because there's

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more number of hours in a day because

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that's actually a diversification

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right but you and me as an average

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person do you what are your chances you

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can increase number of hours especially

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if you are working for somebody your

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chance are zero

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the maximum you can do is 24 hours

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if you have a business you can do it but

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it will require what

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capital you need money so money becomes

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your limiting factor

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so that's why there's not too many

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people out there are wealthy because

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they're not because they don't have

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talent

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see education and income has absolutely

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nothing to do with it

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as long as you using your education to

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work for somebody else you will never be

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financially free

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now we know this thing so what are the

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ways to do the next business concept

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which came about which can accomplish

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this

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which can increase number of hours in

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your business without putting any money

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was a concept called franchise

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in franchise concept what happens

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someone we call franchisor which like

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for example mcdonald for example you

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know ray kroc is a franchisor and then

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you are the one who you you buy

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franchise you are called franchisee

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and as a franchisee you invest the money

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right and then you give percentage of

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income go to franchisor

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so if ray rayquak has a ten thousand

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mcdonald's and everyone's giving

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he get ten thousands

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he's getting ten percent from every

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mcdonald

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that means he's making that much of more

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money why because he has that many

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number of hours if every mcdonald opens

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10 hours in that 10 000 mcdonald you got

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100 000 hours going into his business

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and since you have more business going

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into your business you obviously make

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more money because remember time is

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money

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but here the advantage is he didn't have

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to pay for this time

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if you had a traditional business you

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will paying for that time if mcdonald

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was not a franchise operation he could

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have still have ten thousand mcdonald

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but he had to invent you invest money in

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every one of those mcdonald's and you

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have to hire somebody to work at every

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mcdonald's and here to pay every one of

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them for their work

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so that is the difference now the

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opportunity which we gonna talk to you

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about okay the person who has given you

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this tape i want you to get in contact

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with this person and ask this person to

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explain to you

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this concept

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called private franchise

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in that we have eliminated some

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franchisee

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everyone is franchisor that means you

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could be in the same seat as raymond

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clark of mcdonald

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that means you in turn learn from

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someone to how to establish your

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business and in turn you can duplicate

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that business as many times as you want

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in this way you'll be able to increase

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number of hours in your day

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let's say if you have 100 businesses set

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up and every business just does one hour

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worth of business you'll have 100 hours

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in your business where you don't have to

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pay for any one of this business

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and that is the concept right now

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fastest growing concept in the world

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and you need to find out

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how does this business work

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now the question here is

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you know this opportunity exists

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but number one my question to you is do

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you have a need

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for financial freedom

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because you know as i always say if

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you're not hungry

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does it matter how good is my food

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now you won't even try it because you're

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not hungry but if you are hungry you'll

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try my food now it may happen that you

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may not like my food and that's okay

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nothing wrong with it

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same way

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if you are interested in this one you

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need to come and check this thing out

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but provided you have a need for money

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you have a need for time

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i know some of you listening to this one

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probably have

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more money than

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anyone i know of but my question to you

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do you have time to enjoy that money

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and but the third question is if you are

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not around let's say you x yourself out

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of your income producing machine what's

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your income

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okay if let's say if you don't produce

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any income for next five years

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would you still own the same house would

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you still own the same car

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for that would you still have same wife

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for that matter

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okay

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that means you don't have a security

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okay and if that's the case what are you

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doing about it

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do you have any other option

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see what i'm looking for here is

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that if you have a need then the next

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thing i'm looking for is are you willing

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to listen

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because i'm sure every one of you out

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there knows somebody who knows

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everything do you know somebody like

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that

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i have a friend

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he knows the answer before even i asked

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the question

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now if somebody knows everything what

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can you teach that person

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nothing

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no i hope you are not that kind of

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person

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otherwise you obviously you know

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everything i know and obviously

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you're not going to do anything about it

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obviously you're not where you want in

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your life

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but that's okay because you know

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everything but most

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majority of people are not like that

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most average people are intelligent okay

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most people intelligent people know

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that something you don't know you don't

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know

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but there are people out there who are

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not so called intelligent nothing we can

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do about it okay but

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on average people who are ambitious

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they have this quality

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ambitious people

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know

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there's a 80 20 rule out there i know

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how many of you know that or not

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80 percent of the people

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are not making in a life

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20 people has 80 of the wealth

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not fair but that's what it is reason

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being these are the three qualities

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ambitious people have

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now if you have these three qualities

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that means you are unambitious i don't

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know whether somebody told you before or

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not

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number one you know your needs you know

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exactly what i need you'll be honest

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about it you won't just make things that

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i don't like cars and i don't like

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houses these are nothing but you know

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people say oh we should feel comfortable

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in whatever income we make whatever god

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wants that's okay

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this is nothing but

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not facing the challenge

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and that's the easy way out and 80

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percent of the people go through life

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with all their dreams along with him the

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last day they go along with their life

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don't be one of them

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just face the challenge and say do you

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know i do need money i don't have an

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option right now but i do need it

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okay

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second quality they have is they are

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willing to listen to somebody who can

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help

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them achieve what they're trying to

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achieve

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they are willing to listen they are

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teachable

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and the third quality they have is they

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are willing to make some change

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because obviously you know if you

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don't have financial freedom at this

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point you don't have enough money you

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don't have enough time you don't have

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enough security

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that means

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if you continue to do the same thing

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what are your chances you're going to

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have something different

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none

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see somewhere i read the definition of

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insanity it says

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doing the same thing and expecting

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different result

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it's just impossible

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that means you're going to have to

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change and that's the last part of this

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three cry criteria i described for

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ambitious person is where most people

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lose

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because they're not willing to change

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because change obviously is difficult

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people because this is unknown fear of

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unknown involved that's why people don't

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like to change and that's why they would

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rather suffer

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than change but ambitious people are

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willing to change and let me tell you

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why you need to just just say

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hypothetically let's say money was no

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problem right now

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would you enjoy car like mercedes

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right how many of you here would love to

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drive mercedes

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right

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do i have somebody likes a bmw

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i'm a bmw kind of person you know come

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um currently i have a bmw 740 il what i

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drive okay it's the best car i'll tell

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you you know it's just a great car even

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if you go into pothole you won't even

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notice it

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okay and it's a very

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safe car the reason i drive bmw is not

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because the luxury i drive because of

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safety

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because it's a pure steel

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if you get an accident i hope it never

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happened but if you are in mercedes or

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bmw you're going to be safe

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now i would rather put my family into

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safeguards and save money here and there

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okay

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and that's what the what the concepts

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all about

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now in order to make the

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now mercedes is a great car

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now let's take another scenario let's

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say if you have to go on a vacation

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would you would you like to go to europe

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for example go to you know england and

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france and nice countries sure my

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question to you

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is can you go to european mercedes

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answer is obviously no because the wrong

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vehicle for the destination you want

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right now let's say your destination in

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your life is financial freedom let's say

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next two to five years you want to

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accomplish financial freedom whatever

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you currently doing your your profession

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your career your job your business

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that's your wake up

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now i want you to honestly ask yourself

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a question is do i have a right vehicle

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for the place i am trying to go

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and obviously answer is no

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and if answer is no you have two choice

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either you can

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say this says g no mercedes cannot take

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me to the europe so

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let me go to the place where mercedes

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can take me

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right most people give up on destination

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they'll never

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give up they'll never think about

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changing vehicle because they don't have

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option

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okay

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so the

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key here is that if you really want to

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go to europe

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then you know you need to change

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mercedes it's not a question it's not

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whether mercedes is a good car or not

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bmw is a good car or not that you're

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professional we're not questioning

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whether you have a good job or not

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whether you're a good business or not

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question is is that business or that

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job you have is that gonna help you

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accomplish financial freedom if that's

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what you want

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that is the question

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okay

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now if that's a question

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and you are sure that you you definitely

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like to reach that destination

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then your option is only one and that's

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to find a new vehicle and that's exactly

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what we are offering to you okay but

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it's for you to take a next step now

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what you need to do is

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get in contact with the person who has

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given you this type

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and

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ask that person to explain to you

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the concept called private franchising

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and through that have you accomplished

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this financial freedom which means you

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have plenty of money to do just about

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everything you like to do you have

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plenty of time to enjoy the money you

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make and you have absolute financial

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freedom

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but here that as i said

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do you have a need for this thing

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are you willing to listen to somebody

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who is willing to help you accomplish

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that thing and the last thing is are you

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willing to make that change because it

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does require

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change

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only one thing constant in your life let

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me tell you is called change

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okay if you don't like change say hello

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to poverty

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because that's the only way it's going

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to happen okay

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now my mother the last in closing what i

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would like to tell you

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is the way where this private

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franchising concept would work is

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applies this principle called leveraging

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archimedes said that you know if you

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give me a big enough liver i'll leave

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the entire world

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same way

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what i'm talking about most people use

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called ink money leveraging you invest

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money that's what most people do because

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you're leveraging your money but most

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people don't have money to level just

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like archimedes didn't have a big

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deliver otherwise you would have lifted

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the world same way if you had a lot of

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money obviously you would have leveraged

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it so the only thing left is money

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after money only thing left is time

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so what we're going to teach you is how

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to leverage your time because again time

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and money is same thing if you have a

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time obviously you have money

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because only way you have money is

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having time

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so we are one step ahead and then if you

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have a lot of money you can obviously do

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leveraging of money also that's what

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currently i do because i make a lot of

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money so what i do i also leverage money

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now

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okay so you you'll be able to do both in

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that case okay but the trick is you must

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know how to leverage your time and only

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with that done through this concept

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called duplication okay now one thing

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i'll tell you this that after

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listening to this talk you'll never be

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able to tell somebody that i never knew

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how to be financially free

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so now your next step and come and join

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us god bless you and we

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looking forward to see you around

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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you

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