My Financal Freedom Project



This page is about how I have been acquiring information and skills to excape the Rat Race

I have read several books and listened to recorded information, now it the time to begin implimenting it.
The following is an outline of some of the steps I have been/will be taking

  1. Getting informed

      2. General books
        Rich Dad, Poor Dad:
        What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
        Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter (contribitor)         buy at amazon

        A good book begining book. Poor Dad wasn't actually poor as far as money goes being upper middle class - it is the way he approches money and finance that made him poor.
        Poor dad has job for income. Rich dad used investments that provided a passive cash flow.

        Cashflow Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter (contribitor) buy at amazon

        The second book in the series builds on the first one showing how "Assets" by rich dad's definition are only real "Assets" if they make you money.
        The One Minute Millionaire: The Enlightened Way to Wealth
        Mark Victor Hansen, Robert G. Allen

        Robert Allen, the author of Nothing Down: How to Buy Real Estate With Little or No Money Down has teamed up with Mark Victor Hansen, the author Chicken soup for the Soul et al. to teach people how to be come millionaires

        This book has a unique style of presentation the right hand pages tell a story of how a widow becomes a millionaire in 90 days - a bet she made with her father-in-law. The left-hand pages have the how you do it examples and techinical information. Its really sort of two books in one both of them a great read.


        Multiple Streams Of income -- Robert G. Allen


        Multiple Streams of Internet Income -- Robert G. Allen


  2. Starting a money management system

    1. fallacies
      "When I get money I'll manage it"
      "only the rich need money managers"
    2. Start with any money you have - if you think you can't afford it manage $1 per day - if you think that is too much get 10 cents and seperate that into "jars"

  3. Multiple Streams Of income - Robert Allen's idea

    1. Investments - stocks, bonds, etc.
    2. Real Estate
    3. Information/knowlege - products

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