This is for the people who make money...
 

Would just like to take a minute of my time to congratulate you guys...

we are truly something else...

we have managed to get out of the rat race and have the system work for us, make money while we are able to sit back and enjoy life!

compare yourself to almost everyone else, having a 9-5 job, being expoited by their boss, waiting for their weekly paycheck, and having spent most of the money before they even see it!

cheers to everyone who is fortunate and smart enough to be in the right position in life :glugglug :thumbsup

^A synoposis of the Rich Dad Poor Dad premise.

I gotta try this submitting thing

awesome read :thumbsup

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Yes, indeed.

Its all a rat race.

No matter who you are, where you come from...

Your doing somthing for someone. To line your own pockets in the process is the real trick.

not really...

let's take 50/50 revshare for example, you are making yourself rich the same as your sponsor, its a partnership and not a employer/employee relation

let's take program owners, they have costs, of course, but they pocket most of the money in themselves

beating the system = gettig out of the rat race

Well if that is your perception of what the rat race is, then all the best to ya:) For all that is best in life is a peace in mind at the end of the day.

Though one should mind and know that, to others...
The world is not enough.:thumbsup

it's very simple: IT'S ALL RELATIVE :glugglug

I Didn't get to read it, but i read 'The Cashflow Quadrant' by the same guy, it's pretty good too :)

rich dad, poor dad was shit imo. art of war is much better if you can actually understand it.

both are good reads, art of war is harder to understand and apply because its more conceptual

Shambhala Dragon Editions put out a version of The Art of War translated by Thomas Cleary which also has the insight of Li Quan, Du Mu, Jia Lin, Mei Yaochen, Cao Cao, Wang Xi and Zhang Yu who were other great military strategists/philosophers in addition to Sun Tzu's words. The others break things down and put it into more current practical expressions or add on to what is said.

:thumbsup

I owe it all to Napoleon Hill. All the $13.56 I've made.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

bdjuf is not into gallery submitting :P

I agree that you are in the position of telling them what to do :P

18 years old and thinking you're allready out of the ratrace :) You got 60+ years ahead... expensive years :)

bling bling.:glugglug

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18 or 20....hehe - noone knows this :1orglaugh

I find this thread funny :1orglaugh

There is never a time and place for bragging. Most do it to hide other hidden fears. I'm not sure if your the same guy tht buys gay t shirts but if you are, you have a long way more to go.