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CASHFLOW Day Tips
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Here is what our players learn - in their own words.
Sunday, 16th September 2007
ü Keep an eye on the
banker! Always read the small print and check your
money.
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Lower Living expenses
can free up funds for more Investment opportunities
ü Before making a
final investment decision, look at your Big Picture
strategies as well as crunching the numbers. Your
investment decision must be balanced between the
Macro and the Micro.
ü Take action.
ü Selling an
underperforming asset or taking profit on an
investment that has had a good run can free up
capital ready to buy the next good opportunity!
ü Learning to
recognise a good opportunity = Financial
intelligence.
ü Pay off consumer
debts when possible.
ü Sh*t Happens!! Don’t
let it blind you to the opportunities that do
present themselves at that time. How can you turn
the negative into positive!
ü It’s not how much
money you earn that matters it is what you do with
it after you’ve earned it!! The Choice is always
yours.
With Thanks to all Players on the day!
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Sunday, 21st October 2007
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ü Some people prefer
to own their home and pay off a loan rather than
rent.
ü Low living expenses
means passive income from investments doesn’t have
be so high (to get out of the rat race). Remember
Robert Kiyosaki question “if you stopped working
today, how long could you live?” Passive income pays
for our living expenses whether we work or not.
ü Keep a positive
cashflow mindset.
ü Focus on what you
have got rather than what you haven’t got.
ü Stay in the game –
you will recognise the opportunities quicker!
ü With investing there
is an element of being in the right place at the
right time.
ü It doesn’t matter
how much or how little you earn in your “profession”
it’s how you manage and invest that money after you
have earned it that’s important.
ü My everyday choices
influence my cashflow mindset!
ü I realise I have a
choice.
ü Patience is very
important in investing.
With Thanks to all Players on the day!
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Change your
thoughts and
you change
the world.
Norman Vincent
Peale |
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