Accela,
I didn't misunderstand u, trust me. I read those books long before
I joined MLM. I left the bank 2 years back, fed up with the work,
day in day out, beside the future in banking is in the rocks. I
joined the oil and gas company and when on looking of other
opportunities but I'm never interested in any MLM business. One day
I saw and advertisement on TV about this book and a short interview
on Robert T Kiyosaki. What Robert said really disturb me and went
on the net and ordered the books from Amazon.com worth about
US$200.
The first 3 books I've recommended have nothing much to do with
MLM, probably 5 percent but I've ignore whatever he said about MLM.
Furthermore, It's not the MLM part I want you read, It talks about
business and investment, which is what you are recommending to
everyone here. I personally don't feel that it's right for anyone
to recommend business and investment when one is half cooked. These
books actually open up my mind on the "Employee Syndrome" and how
we are programmed to work employer. In rich dad poor dad, it tells
the story of his 2 dad's. What I can say, a lot of people have the
poor dad mentality, it only that we never thought about and by the
time we realise it, we are deep sh*t.
In Retire Young Retire Rich, the questions "Why should we let the
age 55/60 determine our retirement? Should it be us who determine
when we should retire? Why can it be 25, 30, 40?" This show us the
option we have if we want to retire young and rich. Do you know
what is the most important influence on our retirement?
.................. MONEY. Where and how to find? This book will
show you.
In Cash Flow Quadrant, it tells you the 4 quadrant, Employee, Self
Employed, Business and Investment. When you say business, what do
you mean? Small business or big business? In smal business, yeah
you are your own boss. Nothing wrong...but let me ask you this "You
own the business or the business own you?". Think about it
seriously. Can you afford to close shop on holidays? Maybe 3-4 days
a year. Is that what you want? On investment, a lot of things to to
learn from Robert. I thought I know a lot but I didn't know much at
all.
The fourth book, Business School, I read it months after joining
MLM. It tells you why MLM is a misunderstood industry and what is
good about MLM. Why I recommended this book? it because you have
such a negative view of MLM. I can tell all the good things about
MLM but still you think its rubbish. Simply you would say I'm in
MLM so I will only say good things about MLM. Robert is not in the
MLM, he does not need to because he already a multi-millionaire in
business and investment. Why not listen to what he has to say,
maybe you will open up your mind. You know, you have the same
thinking that I once had. What you have said, I have said it
before. I've been through a lot of challenges the last few years, I
have overcomed it and it made me a stronger person.
I'm not better that anyone, I'm always a learner. A lot of the
stuff I have shared comes from the books I read, tapes, teachings
from my coach and all other leaders in my MLM company. It's the
knowledge and skill I have gained being in MLM.
If anyone thinks I wrong or does not agree with what I say, by all
means challenge me, let's debate. you could be right and I could
have learned something new. Who knows, someone else would
benefit.
When I look back, I've got a bad attitude. I now know my character,
is choleric. I like to tell people what to do and do it my way. I
admit my character flaw which forms my attitude. I used to be very
negative and stubborn. That's me. I learned from a book called
Personality Plus and from my coach. It tells the types of character
of a person. It's through the progam I have change a lot but this
is a never ending process.
Accela,
I'm a stranger to you and you do not have to listen to me. You can
stick to what you believe in, it's up to you. I will not gain
anything from you anyway by recommending the books. It's you who
will gain the most if you decided to take a look. Is there any harm
done? or are you worried that someone proved you wrong?
Cheers,
Ben
email : benwong99hotmail.com