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Robert Kiyosaki Challenges Your Thinking About Work and Money

Work and Money Tips from Robert Kiyosaki

Robert Kiyosaki, author and entrepreneur, became famous for his Rich Dad Poor Dad series of books. In this video he outlines his four-quadrant model which illustrates four very different attitudes to work and money.

Books by Robert Kiyosaki

The Employee seeks security.

The Small business owner or self-employed thinks they need to do everything themselves if it is to be done properly.

The Business person wants good systems and surrounds themselves with smart people who can improve and run their business.

The Investor expects their money to work for them.

Robert Kiyosaki suggests that if you are to successfully make the move from employee to entrepreneur you need to change your way of thinking, change your internal money mindset.

Is there an entrepreneur lurking within you who is just waiting for a chance to experience this internal mind shift, then make it happen in your life? Many people are ditching the idea of a traditional retirement to embrace a new lifestyle, generating income from their own online business.

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Jenni Proctor

Hi, I'm Jenni Proctor from Boomers Next Step. Remember when the formula for success in life was simply to strive for good marks at school, gain qualifications, get a great job, work hard and save for your retirement? Yes, I believed it too! For years my husband David and I wanted to develop a business that we could operate anywhere in the world, but both of us were educated to be employees.  We had entrepreneurial dreams and ideas, but still had employee mindsets. 14 years ago I took the giant leap!  I left my job in Education to start a business as a Career Counsellor and Coach, helping mature adults transition from one career path to another, and particularly from employment to entrepreneurship.  I had studied long and hard to gain new qualifications but sadly I hadn’t learnt how to market my new business. About 12 years ago we realized that we were not tracking well towards having the sort of retirement we wanted. We’d saved; we’d invested; and like so many other people we’d also lost some money along the way. It didn’t help that my business was not bringing in as much as I had been earning as an employee. Our dreams of extensive travel and helping our family were being replaced by a growing concern that we would outlive our savings. It seemed that a traditional retirement would not allow us to maintain the lifestyle we wanted. I love helping people plan the next phase of their lives, but we realized that was not going to be enough.  We needed a way to create an income stream that would pay for the travel and other lifestyle luxuries we wanted, that would provide mental stimulation, and would interest us both.

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