23.1.2019
FLOW CASH FOR FINANCIAL FREEDOM
Who do you want to be? An employee, self-employed, a business owner or
an investor?
Each is a significantly different way of viewing
oneself. It is possible to be in more than one role too. Robert Kiyosaki
describes these roles in Cash flows Quadrant rich Dad’s guide to financial
freedom as:
Employee
A person who earns money by holding a job and working
for someone else or a company.
The majority of a population has an employee mindset.
They wake up, work hard, get a paycheck, and go to sleep. There’s nothing wrong
with that; it’s a very honorable lifestyle. Unfortunately, it often leaves them
financially insecure or, if they’re smart about saving up and investing
appropriately, financially secure. While this role used to carry little risk, nowadays,
layoffs have removed the guarantees this role used to afford.
Self-Employed
A person who earns money working for him/herself.
Some people decide to strike out on their own, to
start their own business. They become self-employed entrepreneurs. Maybe they
work alone as a freelance designer, business consultant, or financial
accountant. Maybe they hire some employees and operate a cafe, a furniture
store, or an ecommerce business. Whatever the case, they are now their own
boss. Their lifestyle is characterized by lots of hard work and specialization
in their chosen field. For their effort, the financial benefits can be greater
than that of an employee; financial comfort is a more realistic goal.
The risks are
higher too. Self-employed entrepreneurs often leverage most or all of their
personal savings to launch their business. If it fails, they risk bankruptcy
This is what Sarah
present on that day. She using power point for her presentation. She give us
prefect point and good new knowledge for us.
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