THE CASH FLOW QUADRANT | SUMMARY VIDEO

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26 Nov 202124:44

Summary

TLDRThis script explores the global issue of income inequality, highlighting the disparity between the wealthiest 1% and the rest. It introduces Robert T. Kiyosaki's 'Cashflow Quadrant' theory, which categorizes income earners into Employees (E), Self-Employed (S), Big Business Owners (B), and Investors (I). The video emphasizes the importance of understanding these quadrants to achieve financial and time freedom, suggesting that traditional education often fails to teach financial literacy, thus trapping many in the E and S quadrants. It encourages viewers to shift from active to passive income by moving to the B and I quadrants, where true wealth and freedom lie.

Takeaways

  • 🌍 Unequal income distribution is a global issue, with the top 1% of the richest individuals holding more than half of the world's wealth.
  • 📊 Society is often divided into 'haves' and 'have-nots', with many people living below their means and only a few achieving financial freedom and pursuing their dreams.
  • 💼 The 'Cashflow Quadrant' by Robert T. Kiyosaki categorizes income-earning methods into four quadrants (E, S, B, I), representing different types of income and financial mindsets.
  • 🏢 E Quadrant (Employees) rely on a regular paycheck and their income is directly tied to their experience and time worked.
  • 🔧 S Quadrant (Self-employed) includes small business owners and professionals who must be physically present to earn, limiting their income and free time.
  • 🏬 B Quadrant (Big Business Owners) create systems that generate income without their constant presence, utilizing other people's money (OPM) and time (OPT).
  • 💼 I Quadrant (Investors) use their capital to generate more wealth passively, investing in well-developed systems or assets.
  • 💡 The traditional education system often fails to teach financial literacy, which can lead to a life of limited income and financial struggle.
  • 🏛️ Capitalists (B and I Quadrants) have the ability to earn 'passive income' and enjoy both financial and time freedom.
  • 🌐 The majority of the world's wealth is concentrated in the hands of a small percentage of people in the B and I Quadrants.
  • 🚀 To achieve financial freedom, one must shift from the E and S Quadrants to the B and I Quadrants, developing skills such as financial literacy, risk management, and leadership.

Q & A

  • What is the main issue discussed in the transcript regarding the global economy?

    -The main issue discussed is the uneven income distribution, where the top richest one percent own more than half of the world's wealth, leading to a societal divide between 'haves' and 'have nots'.

  • What are the two primary things people look for in their lives according to the transcript?

    -The two primary things people look for in their lives are money and time.

  • How does the transcript describe the life cycle of income and time for most people?

    -The transcript describes a life cycle where as students people have free time but no money, as young professionals they have money but no free time, and in retirement they have money but no time to enjoy life.

  • What is the 'Cash Flow Quadrant' theory introduced by Robert T. Kiyosaki?

    -The 'Cash Flow Quadrant' theory categorizes all earning methods of people into four quadrants represented by E (Employees), S (Self-employed or Small Business Owners), B (Big Business Owners), and I (Investors).

  • What does the 'E' quadrant in the Cash Flow Quadrant theory represent?

    -The 'E' quadrant represents Employees who work for a company or government and earn a salary based on their experience and time.

  • What are the characteristics of a typical employee as described in the transcript?

    -Typical employees value job security, seek promotions, try to shop their skills and knowledge for higher earnings, avoid financial risks, and are heavily influenced by their bosses in various aspects of their work and life.

  • What is the main difference between active income and passive income as mentioned in the transcript?

    -Active income is earned only when working and is limited by time and experience, as seen in the E and S quadrants. Passive income, on the other hand, is earned even without the person's physical presence, as seen in the B and I quadrants.

  • How does the transcript describe the 'B' quadrant in the Cash Flow Quadrant theory?

    -The 'B' quadrant represents Big Business Owners who create or own businesses with more than 500 employees, utilizing systems that generate continuous cash flow without their constant presence.

  • What are the two main strategies big business owners use to create and run their systems according to the transcript?

    -Big business owners use Other People's Money (OPM) and Other People's Time (OPT) to create and run their systems, leveraging loans and the work of employees to build their businesses.

  • What does the 'I' quadrant in the Cash Flow Quadrant theory represent?

    -The 'I' quadrant represents Investors who use money to create more money, investing in well-developed systems to multiply their wealth.

  • What is the significance of financial literacy and other skills for moving from the E/S quadrants to the B/I quadrants?

    -Financial literacy, risk management, emotional intelligence, leadership, and communication skills are crucial for shifting from the E/S quadrants to the B/I quadrants, as they enable individuals to understand and manage investments, take calculated risks, and effectively lead and communicate in business.

  • How does the transcript suggest people can achieve financial and time freedom?

    -The transcript suggests that to achieve financial and time freedom, individuals should aim to move to the right side of the Cash Flow Quadrant (B/I quadrants), develop the necessary skills, and create passive income sources.

  • What is the role of globalization and technology in creating wealth according to the transcript?

    -Globalization and technology provide opportunities to build systems online, which can generate extreme wealth and allow individuals to create their own empires and freedom.

Outlines

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💰 Inequality and the Cash Flow Quadrant

The script addresses the global issue of income inequality, where the wealthiest 1% control more than half of the world's wealth. It introduces the concept of 'haves' and 'have-nots' and describes the struggle of most people to achieve financial and time freedom. The theory of cash flow quadrants by Robert T. Kiyosaki is presented, categorizing earning methods into four quadrants (E, S, B, and I), which represent different lifestyles and income approaches. The script encourages viewers to stay engaged to understand how this theory can change their lives.

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👥 Employee Quadrant: The Reality of Active Income

This paragraph delves into the characteristics of employees, who are part of the E quadrant and rely on active income. Employees are depicted as hardworking individuals who trade their time and experience for a paycheck. The script outlines typical employee behaviors, such as seeking job security and promotions, and their limited financial growth due to the nature of their income being directly tied to their work hours and experience. The summary highlights the employee's lack of risk-taking and the control exerted by their employers over their financial and personal lives.

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👨‍💼 Self-Employed and Professionals: The S Quadrant

The script moves on to discuss the S quadrant, which includes self-employed individuals, small business owners, and professionals who must be physically present to earn. These individuals are characterized by their belief in doing tasks themselves and are often referred to as 'too busy people.' Despite earning more than employees, their income is still limited by their time and expertise. The summary explains that their income formula is similar to that of employees, emphasizing the limitations and lack of free time inherent in this quadrant.

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🏢 Big Business Owners: Creating Passive Income Systems

The B quadrant is introduced as the realm of big business owners who have created systems that generate continuous cash flow, independent of their physical presence. These individuals have harnessed the power of other people's money (OPM) and other people's time (OPT) to build their wealth. The script uses examples like McDonald's to illustrate the concept of duplicable systems and the importance of creating a business model that operates efficiently without the constant oversight of the owner. The summary underlines the key to their success: building a system that operates autonomously and generates passive income.

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💼 Investors: Capitalists and the Power of Money

The final paragraph of the script focuses on the I quadrant, home to investors who use money to create more money. These individuals are described as ultimate insiders in the world of finance, obtaining assets and wealth through savvy investments. The script differentiates between inside investors, who grow their wealth, and outside investors, who often lack financial intelligence and may lose money. The summary highlights the importance of financial literacy and the ability to generate passive income through investments, as well as the stark contrast in wealth distribution between the B and I quadrants and the E and S quadrants.

🌐 The Path to Financial and Time Freedom

In the concluding paragraph, the script emphasizes the importance of financial education and the need to shift from the E and S quadrants to the B and I quadrants to achieve financial and time freedom. It points out that traditional education often fails to teach about money management, leading to a cycle of limited income and lifestyle. The summary calls for a change in mindset and skills, such as financial literacy, risk-taking, and leadership, to transition from active to passive income sources and ultimately build one's own empire.

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Keywords

💡Income Distribution

Income distribution refers to the way in which income is divided among the members of society or among the factors of production. In the video, it is highlighted as a significant global issue, with the top 1% of the richest people owning more than half of the world's wealth, illustrating the disparity and the categorization of society into 'haves' and 'have-nots'.

💡Cash Flow Quadrant

The Cash Flow Quadrant, introduced by Robert T. Kiyosaki, is a concept that categorizes the different ways people earn their income into four distinct groups: Employees (E), Self-employed or Small Business Owners (S), Big Business Owners (B), and Investors (I). The video uses this theory to explain the different mindsets and financial outcomes associated with each quadrant.

💡Active Income

Active income is the money earned through active work, where the income is directly tied to the time and effort put in by the individual. In the script, it is mentioned that employees and self-employed individuals earn active income, which is limited by the hours they work and their personal efforts.

💡Passive Income

Passive income is income that is earned with little to no effort by the recipient, often resulting from investments or systems that generate revenue without the need for active work. The video emphasizes that big business owners and investors earn passive income, which allows them financial and time freedom.

💡Financial Freedom

Financial freedom is the state of having enough financial resources to cover all spending, without having to work actively for a living. The video discusses how individuals in the B and I quadrants achieve financial freedom by creating systems or investing wisely, which allows them to live life on their own terms.

💡Time Freedom

Time freedom is the ability to allocate one's time as desired, without being constrained by the need to work for income. The video script contrasts the lack of time freedom experienced by employees and self-employed individuals with the time freedom enjoyed by big business owners and investors.

💡Rat Race

The rat race is a metaphor for the constant pursuit of financial success, often at the expense of personal fulfillment. In the video, it is used to describe the cycle of working hard for limited income and the feeling of being trapped in a job that one may not enjoy.

💡OPM (Other People's Money)

OPM, or Other People's Money, is a strategy used by big business owners to leverage funds that do not belong to them, often through loans or investments, to build and expand their businesses. The video explains how big business owners use OPM to create systems that generate wealth.

💡OPT (Other People's Time)

OPT, or Other People's Time, is the concept of utilizing the time and labor of others to achieve business goals. The video script illustrates this with examples of big business owners who hire employees to work within their systems, thereby multiplying their own efforts.

💡Investor

An investor is someone who commits money, capital, or resources into financial instruments or projects with the expectation of obtaining a profit. The video differentiates between 'inside investors' who have high financial intelligence and 'outside investors' who may lack this and often lose money.

💡Financial Literacy

Financial literacy is the knowledge and understanding of financial concepts, including how to effectively manage personal wealth. The video emphasizes the importance of financial literacy for those wishing to move from the E and S quadrants to the B and I quadrants, as it is a key skill in achieving financial freedom.

Highlights

Uneven income distribution is a global issue, with the top 1% richest owning more than half of the world's wealth.

Society is often divided into 'haves' and 'have-nots', with most people struggling financially while a few enjoy freedom.

People seek money and time in life, but often find themselves trapped between earning and enjoying.

There are numerous ways to generate income, but they can be categorized into four main types according to Robert T. Kiyosaki's Cashflow Quadrant theory.

The E quadrant represents employees who earn a salary and are paid based on their experience and time.

Employees often value job security, promotions, and believe in hard work for earning more.

S quadrant includes self-employed individuals and small business owners who earn based on their personal efforts and expertise.

Big business owners (B quadrant) create systems that generate continuous cash flow, independent of their physical presence.

Big business owners use Other People's Money (OPM) and Other People's Time (OPT) to build and run their systems.

Investors (I quadrant) use money to create more money, working towards financial and time freedom.

95% of the world's population lives in the E and S quadrants, while 97% of the world's wealth is owned by B and I quadrants.

Traditional education often fails to teach financial literacy, leading to a cycle of limited income and time.

To achieve financial and time freedom, one must shift from the E and S quadrants to the B and I quadrants.

Each quadrant requires different skills and mindsets, and understanding these can help individuals make informed decisions about their financial future.

The globalization and technological evolution provide opportunities to create online systems for generating wealth and achieving freedom.

Developing financial literacy, risk management, and leadership skills are crucial for moving from ES to BI quadrants.

The mindset of each quadrant differs significantly, impacting how individuals approach work, money, and life goals.

Transcripts

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the uneven income distribution creates a

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huge problem all around the world

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the top richest one percent have more

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than half of the world's money

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why this happens

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people in the general society categorize

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themselves as halves and have nots

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more people live below their means while

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few live about their means

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and follow their dreams and build up

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their own empires

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most people struggling their entire life

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while few enjoy their life of freedom

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almost people look for two things in

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their lives

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one

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money

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and two

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time

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when we are small and students we all

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have free time but we don't have money

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to buy what we want and go where we want

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when we become young we do a job

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then we can have money but we don't have

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free time to enjoy our life

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we all stuck in busy lives

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when we are getting old in our retire

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age we have money we don't have time to

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enjoy our lives

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this is the sad reality of almost all

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the people live in this planet earth

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how many ways that generate income in

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this world

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what do you think

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five or maybe 10

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or maybe hundreds or maybe thousands

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that is okay to think like that

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because there are teachers doctors

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lawyers employees

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singers

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managers

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business owners

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accountants directors and even laborers

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like that we can take plenty of ways to

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an income

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but believe me my friends these all

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methods or ways of earning belongs to

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only four categories

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we call it as the theory of cash flow

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quadrant given to this world by the top

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most financial advisor robert t kyosaki

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according to this theory all the earning

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methods of people are categorized into

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foe which is represented by the letters

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e s b and i

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the e stands for employees

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the s stands for the self-employed or

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small business owners

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the b stands for big business owners

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and i stands for investors

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this esbi can be represented in four

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quadrants just like this

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the each and every penny of this world

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moving among these four quadrants that

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is why this is called as cash flow

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quadrant

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please focus your mind on every word

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and watch till the end

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the video might take a bit longer but

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stay patient because you can learn and

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change lot of things in your life by

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applying this theory

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it shows the pathway to your dream

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so shall we move to the quadrant one of

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cash flow quadrant

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employee quadrant

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who are employees

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they are simply workers the people who

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works for money

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they work for a company or for the

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government

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as examples staffs managers and

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executives in companies

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directors

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labels government workers government

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doctors

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like that

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and the specialty of these people is

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that at the end of the month they obtain

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a paycheck or what we call a salary from

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the government or respected company

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the work paycheck to paycheck

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the income can be shown by an equation

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like this

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income equals experience into time

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a company director is paid more than a

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junior staff because the director has

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more knowledge more experience and more

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contribution to the company or the

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government

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general employee allocates 8 hours per

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every working days for their job so they

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get at the end of the month of their

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knowledge and time contribution to the

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workplace

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if they allocate extra hours of working

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they can earn more money from hourly

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rate

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that is why people in this category are

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hard working they work hard from morning

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to night to earn

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because they leave more books more money

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concept

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there are few characteristics of a

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typical employee

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number one

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they believe in job security

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they always look for a job with more

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security and other benefits

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they are interested about promotion

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climbing the corporate ladder

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doing higher education for promotion

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number three

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they try to shop their skills and

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knowledge believing that they can earn

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more and build up their life dreams

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by doing hard work they can contribute

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more to their job and they can earn more

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number four

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they don't take risks when it comes to

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money

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number five

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all of the employees you guys are stupid

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i'm the boss and you all must do what i

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say

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the boss has a direct influence of their

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lives

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boss has a direct influence in salary

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increments

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performance appraisal

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leave taking another activities of the

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life

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the boss purely controls his employee's

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life entirely

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almost all the decisions made by a

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typical employee has a direct influence

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by his or her boss

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an employee knows this better than

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everyone else think a bit about this

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number six

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employees has a hard earned little money

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just enough to survive

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after deep struggle he tries to save a

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little in a bank for the future

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he's not interested in investing

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he interested only in saving money

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the sparrow later tells you in this

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video about the fate of the money

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deposit by the employees

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because of these conditions an

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employee's income is called as an active

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or limited income

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because he earns only if he works if he

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was not he wouldn't get paid

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when we again look at the formula when

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the time and experience become a limited

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factor the income become limited

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so

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every day he has to work hard to earn

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he always try to forget his dreams and

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try to live below their means

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because his salary will never enough to

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achieve his big dreams in life

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he has to work from 20s to 60s as an

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employee for a limited amount of money

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most people feel enough doing a job

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after times

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because every day they have to go to job

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and come back home

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this cycle continues every day what we

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call as rat race

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they trap in a profession which most of

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them actually don't like they missed

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their life path and just addicted to

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climb the corporate ladder

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they do this because they have nothing

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to do

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in someone's point of view a job is a

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kind of slavery a slavery to money

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some people of the escotran feel enough

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of doing a job and they made a decision

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to get out of this rat race

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they say

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i feel enough of doing this job

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and i would start my own business

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they come to the next quadrant which is

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called as s quadrant means small

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business owners

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small-scale shop owners street sellers

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coming under this category

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and also expertise in fields such as

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consultants lawyers

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private practicing doctors dentists come

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in under this category

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movie stars singles also come in under

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this category

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the specialty of this category is the

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person should be physically present to

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earn because they are more specialized

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in that particular field

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i can tell you an example

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every one of us cannot do the tasks of a

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dentist or a lawyer

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he should be there to do that task

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then he can get a charge for his service

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the professionals get a high charging

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rate for a unit time period

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the smart shop owner is also the same

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if they want to get an income they have

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to open the shop

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otherwise they cannot get an income

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when the owner left the business there's

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no more business

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the category of these people are called

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as two busy people

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they have less and less in free time

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they are always busy with that time

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and also they are called as do it

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yourselfers

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they always think no one can do things

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as best as them

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they must be there to do that task

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this is their mindset

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they say

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nobody does it better

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i do it myself

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the endless formula of s quadrant people

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can be told as same as e quadrant

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income equals

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experience into time

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even though they earn a little more than

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a typical employee

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there's always limitations

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the more they expertise the more they

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spend their earn

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by the time and expertise both have a

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certain level of limitation

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so their income also get limited

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and the other thing is they have less

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and less free time

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so these two left quadrants e and s

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quadrants people earn a limited income

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so their income is called as active

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income

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they are always struggling with free

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time and enough money

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then we move to the next side of the

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cash flow quadrant

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the right side we meet b quadrant

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they are the big business owners

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these are the people who creates or owns

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a business more than 500 employees

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by utilizing human and material

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resources

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they build up a system that generates a

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continuous cash flow into their pockets

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think about a private hospital in your

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area

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think about giant shopping malls

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think about giant franchises like kfc

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and mcdonald's

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what the owners did was creating a

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system

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it takes continuous years of head work

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to create a system

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they hire smart people to build their

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systems

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[Music]

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they always think

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if there's someone can do better than i

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do why should i do it

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i would rather pay him and get the work

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done

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they create a system that generates a

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cash flow even without their presence

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this is the success secret of the big

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business owner please try to understand

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this well

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if you need any clarification do not

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hesitate to ask from the sparrow

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these big business owners use two things

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to create and run this system

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that is called as opm and opt

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what are those

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opm means other people's money

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and opt means

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other people's time

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how they use other people's money

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they get loans from the banks

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ones are the deposits of e-quadrant

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as i mentioned in e-quadrant employees

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are the people who put their hard

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earning money in banks

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then what does a bank do

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banks give those deposits as loans to

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big business owners to create business

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systems

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the big businessman creates a system and

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creates goods and services from that

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system and they sell it to people in e

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and s quadrants

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from that income they settle the loan

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and expand their businesses

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and how they use other people's time

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all the equivalent people are working in

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the system produced by the big business

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owners

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think about a private hospital

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from receptionists to consultant doctors

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from minor staffs executives managers

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all are employees

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then who is the big business owner

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he's the chairman

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how often a chairman or a company owner

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visit this company

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if you are an employee did you ever see

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the chairman of the company you are

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working for

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mostly not or maybe once or twice a year

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so these big business owners create a

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system that puts money into their

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pockets even though they are not

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physically present

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even when they sleep they are making

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money

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so their income is called as passive

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income

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and these people are called as

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capitalists

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because they create capital and they

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raise their capital

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what is the specialty of the system

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the system is duplicable

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let's discuss with an example

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think about mcdonald

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all mcdonald's in anywhere in the world

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look and process at the same way

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same color theme same arrangement of

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tables

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same foot items

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if they want to start a new mcdonald

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they just only have to find a new

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suitable location and placed their

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already developed business system just

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think a bit

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when you eat a hamburger in a mcdonald's

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you put money into the pocket of the

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owner somewhere in this world

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initially mcdonald brothers built a

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system that make a product the hamburger

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delivered the hands of the customer in

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30 seconds

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they called it as a speed system

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let's watch how the mcdonald's built

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their high speed system

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then after that what did the owner of

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mcdonald's do

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he duplicate the system and make a

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network all around the world what we

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call as franchising

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this business model made mcdonald's to

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the number one real estate owner in the

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world

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and one time an interview was from ray

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kroc the owner of mcdonald

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tell us how you built your hamburger

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business

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ray kroc instantly said

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hamburger is not my business

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real estates is my business

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this shows how the true capitalists the

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business owner thinks

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they don't concerned about the product

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initially they concerned only about the

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system

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the earning formula of this big business

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owners

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income equals

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number of employees into number of hours

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working into profit generated from an

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employee from one hour

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let's talk with an example when a

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company runs with 500 employees

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each employee works 8 hours a day and

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each employee brings 10 revenue to the

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company from their works from hr

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the income of the company owner equals

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500

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into eight

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into eight dollars

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equals

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thirty two thousand dollars

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equals the net revenue

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so if you are an employee of a company

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now you know the exact reason why you

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ride a budget car or maybe a motorbike

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while the chairman of the company rides

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a brand new ferrari or porsche

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in e quadrant i said the employees don't

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have time and maximum they have 24 hours

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per day

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but in here the big business owner

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ultimately earns time freedom with

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financial freedom

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as with the above example the owners

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earn 400 working hours per day

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the recent classic example of big

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business owners are mark zuckerberg who

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creates the largest network facebook

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steve jobs

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jeff bezos

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all our top capitalists

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and any company owner coming under this

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category who creates the extremely

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unlimited wealth

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after raising the capital what does

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these capitalists do

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some of them are looking for

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well-developed system and invest on them

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and multiplying their already skyrocket

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wealth

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and they are coming to the quadrant eye

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which is the quadrant of investors

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in b quadrant capitalists used people's

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money and time to create wealth

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but in here investors use money to

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create more money

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their money is working hard for them

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they are the true investors who we

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called as ultimate inside investors

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they obtain more and more assets and

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money from shares

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but you can ask a question

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there are a lot of employees who invest

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their money in stock market

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actually they are outside investors

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with zero financial intelligence most of

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them lose their money

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and the more money they lose the richer

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the inside investor become

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so with this b and i quadrant they

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create passive income they put money

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into their accounts even at their sleep

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so this is the story of money happens in

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the world

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but there's a sad story

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95 of people in the world lives in e and

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s

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5

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in b and i quadrants

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when it comes to money distribution 97

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of money in the world owns by b and i

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quadrants 3 percent left to e and s

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quadrant

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that means a little money divided among

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huge number of people and huge amount of

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money is dividing in a small group of

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people

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so the e and s quadrants are considered

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as poor people and b and i quadrants are

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considered as rich people

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our traditional school system or

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traditional education system creates

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people in e and s quadrant

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school never teach you about the money

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so give your child a proper financial

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education

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otherwise he left as a typical ens

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squadron people who live below their

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means

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so this is the story of all the humans

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coming under any of these categories

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all the quadrants should be there to

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balance the overall society

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it's up to you to decide which quadrant

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are you in and which quadrant you need

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to go

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to earn financial freedom and time

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freedom you have to go to the right side

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to become rich you have to change the

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quadrant not the job

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changing job can do nothing to become

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rich

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the same person can earn from different

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quadrants

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now you can tell which quadrant are you

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in whether it is e

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s

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b or i

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and you can now have the ability to tell

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which quadrant a person is by looking at

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his mod of income

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when you go and ask from a person of bni

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quadrant what is actual wealthiest they

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instantly say the true wealth is freedom

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but without having a financial freedom

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you cannot get the time freedom of this

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earth

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where can you find the b and i quadrant

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people

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go and check the golf grounds they are

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playing golf or they are having a fun

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time with their loud ones while smoothly

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sailing in the luxury yachts

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these four quadrants have different

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skill set and mindset

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they are like four different languages

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by knowing one squadron will help to

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cooperate with them

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these four quadrants need different

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skills to success in each

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to shift from one quadrant to another

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quadrant you have developed those skills

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to move from es to bi

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you should have skills like financial

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literacy taking risks money management

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emotional intelligence

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leadership and communication-like skills

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[Music]

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words are the key things to identify

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each person's corporate

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you definitely heard these type of

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things people are talking in the society

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equivalent people

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they always say

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i have out of my mind with this job

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i'm hard working

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i should do overtime then i can earn a

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lot more money

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next year i can get a promotion

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then i will have pay raise and other

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benefits

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[Music]

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i may change my job so i can get more

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benefits

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i earn just enough money for living

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[Music]

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when it comes to

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rant they say

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i am too busy with my workload

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no one do it better than i do i may do

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it myself

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i have to work entire day

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no free time to stay with my family

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parents and friends

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when it comes to be current they say

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i'm looking for a good president to run

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business

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if someone is doing that job well what

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should i do

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go hire him and get the work done i

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would rather play golf

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and the investor says

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i am looking for a good business to

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invest my money

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then i can earn more

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this is the difference of the mindsets

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of all four quadrants

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so try to generate a passive income

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source

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invest your extra time built in it

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if not someone else uses you to build up

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his own empire

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follow your dreams and build up your

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empire

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there's good news with the globalization

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and the evolution of technology it gives

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a chance to build up systems online to

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generate extreme wealth to create your

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own build and freedom

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do not

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