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This book review summarizes Napoleon Hill's book "Think and Grow Rich" published in 1937. The book discusses principles for achieving personal and financial success including having a burning desire, a definite goal and plan of action, faith in oneself, using autosuggestion and imagination, developing an organized plan, making firm decisions, persisting through challenges, using the power of a master mind group, tapping into the subconscious mind, and developing one's sixth sense.
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Napoleon Hill's book Think and Grow Rich provides principles and philosophy for personal achievement based on interviews with successful people. It suggests having a burning desire and definite goal, developing specialized knowledge through action plans, using imagination and auto-suggestion to visualize success, and persisting through challenges with a positive mindset and support from others. The book advocates setting clear goals and taking action to achieve wealth while focusing on serving others rather than position or authority.
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This book review summarizes Napoleon Hill's book "Think and Grow Rich" published in 1937. The book discusses principles for achieving personal and financial success including having a burning desire, a definite goal and plan of action, faith in oneself, using autosuggestion and imagination, developing an organized plan, making firm decisions, persisting through challenges, using the power of a master mind group, tapping into the subconscious mind, and developing one's sixth sense.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. It notes that regular exercise can reduce the risk of diseases like heart disease and diabetes, improve mood, and reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. The document recommends that adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise per week to gain these benefits.
THINK AND GROW RICH is a mega best-seller by Napoleon Hill with timeless wisdom from the original philosopher of personal success.
Here are key excerpts from the book and if you like what you read, read the whole book!
Wishing all of you a HAPPY, HEALTHY & WEALTHY life, always.
- Wong Yew Yip
Napoleon Hill's book Think and Grow Rich provides principles and philosophy for personal achievement based on interviews with successful people. It suggests having a burning desire and definite goal, developing specialized knowledge through action plans, using imagination and auto-suggestion to visualize success, and persisting through challenges with a positive mindset and support from others. The book advocates setting clear goals and taking action to achieve wealth while focusing on serving others rather than position or authority.
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There is a chasm between what business leaders expect from recent graduates, and what these new hires offer. In a Hay Group study of 450 business leaders and 450 recent graduates based in India, the US, and China… a massive 76% of business leaders reported that entry-level workers and recent grads are not ready for their jobs.
In most cases, these hires are intelligent, ambitious, and technically savvy. They have proven their ability to accomplish the work. They’re committed and passionate about rising through the ranks. So what are these new professionals missing?
They’re lacking soft skills.
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Follow our new Economic Graph Showcase Page at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/linkedin-economic-graph
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This document is the introduction and first chapter of a book about creating financial freedom through joint ventures without cost or risk. It introduces the concept of joint ventures and explains that anyone can use them to access resources like credibility, distribution channels, advertising, and skills from other people. The author argues that joint ventures provide a low-risk way to generate profits and passive income. Later chapters will provide specific systems and strategies for finding joint venture partners and structuring agreements. The introduction emphasizes that joint ventures can be done quickly with little previous business experience or money required.
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This is based on thirteen success principles presented in the book, THINK AND GROW RICH by Napoleon Hill, one of the world's top success coaches.As well as, this book is identified as the best book ever written on the acquisition of wealth.The book discusses thirteen principles one should be concerned upon when acquiring wealth. Hope, you will have a great future by referring this. Thank you Napoleon, the genuine author of THINK AND GROW RICH-all the credits go to you. Good luck..
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A parent’s guide to providing children with the necessary basic financial skills as early as possible. It’s never too early to develop good saving and spending habits!
The document discusses various topics related to the human body and mind. It provides facts about the substances that make up the human body, such as 400 liters of water and 206 bones. It also discusses concepts like the duality of the conscious and subconscious mind, with the subconscious being larger at 88% and processing thoughts simultaneously. Visualization and belief are presented as important for achieving goals, with specific steps outlined that involve thinking, visualizing, transmitting thoughts to the universe, apologizing, believing, receiving, and thanking.
This presentation was given by LinkedIn CEO, Jeff Weiner, at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference 2014 in San Francisco, California on Monday, March 3, 2014. It outlines LinkedIn's value propositions for our members and customers, as well as detailing the vision of LinkedIn to create economic opportunity for all professionals in the world & the development of the Economic Graph.
Follow our new Economic Graph Showcase Page at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/linkedin-economic-graph
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This document is the introduction and first chapter of a book about creating financial freedom through joint ventures without cost or risk. It introduces the concept of joint ventures and explains that anyone can use them to access resources like credibility, distribution channels, advertising, and skills from other people. The author argues that joint ventures provide a low-risk way to generate profits and passive income. Later chapters will provide specific systems and strategies for finding joint venture partners and structuring agreements. The introduction emphasizes that joint ventures can be done quickly with little previous business experience or money required.
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This is based on thirteen success principles presented in the book, THINK AND GROW RICH by Napoleon Hill, one of the world's top success coaches.As well as, this book is identified as the best book ever written on the acquisition of wealth.The book discusses thirteen principles one should be concerned upon when acquiring wealth. Hope, you will have a great future by referring this. Thank you Napoleon, the genuine author of THINK AND GROW RICH-all the credits go to you. Good luck..
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Rich Dad Poor Dad teaches that the rich teach their kids different financial lessons than the poor and middle class. The rich focus on having money work for them through assets that generate income, while the poor focus on jobs for income. The book advocates developing financial intelligence through understanding accounting, investing, markets, and law to manage cash flow and assets for financial independence. It teaches overcoming obstacles like fear, cynicism, and arrogance to succeed financially.
A parent’s guide to providing children with the necessary basic financial skills as early as possible. It’s never too early to develop good saving and spending habits!
The document discusses various concepts related to personal finance and wealth building. It explains that the wealthy teach their kids about money from a young age, while the poor and middle class typically do not. It emphasizes that true wealth comes from owning assets that generate passive income, rather than from a job or salary alone. The key is to have your money work for you through investments that bring in regular income like real estate, stocks, and businesses. It outlines the differences between income statements and balance sheets, and how the poor, middle class, and wealthy typically approach personal finances. Finally, it presents a cash flow quadrant model to illustrate different paths to financial freedom and independence from a job or career.
This document describes a program called Life "SIM" that aims to teach children basic financial literacy skills at a young age through simulated work and business projects. It discusses introducing allowances tied to chores, teaching kids to save, spend and share portions of money, and setting savings goals. The program involves a day simulation where kids receive job assignments and time cards to understand basic concepts of work. The goal is to help kids develop entrepreneurial and financial skills at a young age to set them up for future success in managing money and potential business ventures.
This document discusses the importance of financial literacy for children and provides tips for parents. It recommends that parents guide their children with consistent lessons in managing finances through proper habits. Education is strongly linked to higher financial literacy, with post-graduates scoring the highest. Those at most risk of low financial literacy are youth, unemployed/students, low-income individuals, and poorly educated people. The document advises avoiding credit cards, loans and debts for as long as possible and living within one's means through budgeting. It also recommends showing restraint with extra money, managing funds well, and long-term investing in passionate industries or companies.
The document provides advice for youth on managing money and investing for the future. It suggests that youth today spend excessively on luxury goods without understanding finances, and recommends investing in skills and education instead of expensive possessions. The document advises taking risks and dreaming big as an entrepreneur. It emphasizes the importance of financial literacy, investing rather than just saving, and having clear goals and focus.
The document provides advice for youth on managing money and investing for the future. It suggests that youth today spend excessively on luxury goods without understanding finances, and recommends investing in skills and education instead. The document emphasizes taking risks and dreaming big as an entrepreneur. It advises focusing on goals and letting money work for you through diversified investments rather than just saving.
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1) The document summarizes key findings from the PISA 2012 assessment of financial literacy among 15-year-old students in 18 countries.
2) On average, students performed between levels 2 and 3 on the PISA financial literacy scale, indicating they can interpret basic financial documents but have difficulty with more complex tasks.
3) Performance varied widely between and within countries and was strongly linked to socioeconomic status. Girls, immigrant students, and those from rural areas tended to perform worse.
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1) The document discusses factors that contribute to wealth accumulation, finding that living below one's means, allocating resources efficiently, prioritizing financial independence over displays of status, and choosing the right occupation are key characteristics of wealthy individuals.
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The document summarizes key concepts from Robert Kiyosaki's book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" about teaching children about money and wealth. It discusses that the wealthy teach their kids to generate passive income through assets while the poor and middle class focus on jobs and consuming. It also outlines the differences between income statements, balance sheets, assets vs liabilities, and the four cash flow quadrants (job, self-employed, business owner, investor). The goal is to move from financial security to ultimate financial freedom by building systems that generate ongoing income.
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Why A students work for C students
1. • Financial Education
• Rich and Poor
• Becoming a Capitalist and Entrepreneur
• Debt can be Good
• Spiritually align yourself to earning more money
Summary of “Why “A” Students Work for “C” Students”
2. Summary of Why “A” Students Work for “C” Students
-By Robert Kiyosaki
CAPITALISTS
ENTREPRENEURS
EMPLOYEES
1. Problems in becoming an Entrepreneur.
2. Changing your perspective about Money.
3. Teaching your child financial Education.
4. Becoming a Capitalist.
3. Genius in Your Child
SCHOOL
• Safegaurd And Encourage Your Child’s Talent
• Teach him Financial Education.
Cashflow
Once a week
• Education has become a Trillion Business which Impacts every Person on this Planet.
• Lack of Financial Education is the reason for our Financial Crises.
Lag of 35 Years
HOME
• Financial Education should be taught at home.
4. Education
Future of Education
• Academic Education
• Professional Education
• Financial Education
Read, Write, maths etc
Specialised skills
• A Students : Doctors, Lawyers, Engineers, CA, etc.
• B Students : Mechanics, COOKS, nurses, Secretaries, etc.
• Education of the future : Teaches about money
Playing Monopoly with rich dad taught him:
Other People’s Talent Other People’s Money
EffectiveLearning
Rich dad’s Teaching : By Doing and stimulating real life experience
Poor dad’s teaching : by reading and listening
Collecting Rent, Saturday
meetings, Etc.
Remember 90%
Studying in Schools,
Getting an MBA, Etc.
Remember 10%
Discussing about the money problems instead of fighting over them.
5. 4 biggest problems of life
Age Increasing national debt
The new
depression
Higher taxes
CashFlow Quadrant
6. When to start your kids financial Education
Age of Quantum Learning
Forming Neural Pathways
ASSET – Puts money in your Pocket.
LIABILITIES – Takes Money from your Pocket.
Rebellious Learning.
They decide what to Learn.
Don’t Care about the consequences.
Be a part of the best team.
Be a Generalist.
Know little about everything.
Speak the language of the Profession.
Professional Learning.
Each Quadrant is a Different classroom and every
classroom has different teachers, so if you want to be
a capitalist choose your education process carefully.
This shows the performance of Parents and Teachers in
the overall development of child.
7. Why rich people go broke
The Sense of Entitlement – Government shall take care of me
Content vs. Context
Banks
Ordinary Income – Employees – Most taxed
Portfolio Income – Middle class – Minimal Tax
Passive Income – capitalist – no tax
8. Content – Glassof water is content
Context – Water is the context
Education
I can be rich/poor
9. Poor Middle Class Rich
I must get good education to be rich
I need a high paying job
Job security is Important
How much vacation time do I have
I’ll never be rich
Rich are bad
Money is not Important
Government should take care of people.
I must be rich
I own my Business
Freedom is more important than security
Take on challenges
Money does not make people rich, their context does.
10. Why Geniuses are Generous
• Generosity is the key to success
• Your job as a parent is to find the environment where his Genius
shines.
Physiological Needs
Safety Needs
Belonging Needs
Esteem Needs
Self Actualization Needs
Security , Safety
Morality, creativity, Spontaneity, Problem solving,
Lack of Prejudice, Acceptance of facts
11. Financial Statements
Poor Middle class Rich
Income
Expenses
Assets Liabilities
5000 - 50000
Loan Expenses
0 0
Income
Expenses
Assets Liabilities
50000 - 500000
Taxes
Mortgage
Car repayment
savings Home Loan
Car loans
Student loans
Credit catd
Debt
401k retirement plan
Income
Expenses
Assets Liabilities
Often no job
Income from Assets
Businesses
Realestates
Paperassets
commodities
12. businessmen / capitalist Poor people
Create 100’s of jobs
Provide a service to the government
Build their own companies.
Responsible for the losses
Entitlement mentality
If fired, find a new job
Net worthMillionaires
Brought a home in 1975 for $ 1,00,000
Today valued at $ 2.5 million
Still worry about day to day living expenses
Highincome millionaires
Income from E & s quadrants
Example : ceo’s, film stars, professional athletes
Cashflowmillionaires– trulyrich
Receive income from assets
Do not need a job
Most of the income is passive income
Millionaires
13. HOW DEBT CAN MAKE YOU RICH
debt IS GOOD
DEBT IS OPM(OTHER PEOPLES MONEY) WORKING FOR YOU
Good Debt Bad debt
Used to acquire assets Used to acquire liabilities
Makes you rich Makes you poor
14. taxes
Government gives tax breaks to -
Employers – government needs more jobs
Debtors – Dollar is now a debt
Real estate investors – government needs more housing
Commodity producers – we need more food and oil
15. Financial advice vs. financial education
Stay away from brokers
Wall street is only place that people ride into in rolls Royce to get advice from those who take the subway
-Warren buffet
The seven words of money
Income – ordinary , portfolio, passive
Expense – taxes, liabilities
Assets– business, real estate, paper assets, commodities
Liabilities– mortgage, school loan, credit card debt
Debt – sum of money that is owed or due
cashflow– used to differentiate assets from liabilities and expenses from income
Capitalgains – profit earned on sale of an asset
Saving your money via Legal Entities which will protect them from the lawsuits of your friends, partners and enemies.
A person should have Academic, Professional, Financial, Spiritual education.
Making more Money
Keeping more Money
Protect more Money
16. Unfair Advantage
The ability to transform your Money and your Life.
The ability to be Generous.
Lower taxes : Be in the “B” and “I” quadrants.
Use debt to become Rich – Good debt makes People Rich.
Bad debt makes People Poor.
Expand your means – Have your Assets buy your Liabilities.
Buy an Asset that buys the Porsche.
Increase your Emotional Intelligence, Success Intelligence. Eg Delayed Gratification.
Understand the different paths to Wealth. Be a Cashflow Millionaire.
Protect your Assets, by making them Legal Entities. Eg LLC’s, C corporations, etc.
Retire Young
Use the law of Compensation.
- Know how to Raise Capital.
- Know how to Lead People.
- Know how to Design Business.
- Know how to use Debt to make more Money.
Editor's Notes
1.The Sense of Entitlement ie the government should take care of us. Medicare, Social Security, ObamaCare, etc
2.Content vs Context
3.Using bank loan to move from E and S quadrant to B and I quadrants.
Ordinary Income –- Salary (Most Taxed) - Employees
Portfolio Income - Shares, Bonds - Middle class
Passive Income – Investments - Capitalist
Frames of mind by howard Gardener:
Linguistic intelligence -is the capacity to use language, our native language, and perhaps other languages, to express what's on our mind and to understand other people. Poets really specialize in linguistic intelligence,
logical-mathematical intelligence - e understand the underlying principles of some kind of a causal system, the way a scientist or a logician does; or can manipulate numbers, quantities, and operations, the way a mathematician does
Spatial intelligence - refers to the ability to represent the spatial world internally in our minds--the way a sailor or airplane pilot navigates the large spatial world, or the way a chess player or sculptor represents a more circumscribed spatial world. Spatial intelligence can be used in the arts or in the sciences. If you are spatially intelligent and oriented toward the arts, you are more likely to become a painter or a sculptor or an architect than, say, a musician or a writer.
Bodily kinesthetic intelligence- s the capacity to use your whole body or parts of your body--your hand, your fingers, your arms--to solve a problem, make something, or put on some kind of a production. The most evident examples are people in athletics or the performing arts, particularly dance or acting
Musical intelligence - e is the capacity to think in music, to be able to hear patterns, recognize them, remember them, and perhaps manipulate them
Intrapersonal intelligence - e is understanding other people.
Naturalist intelligence - designates the human ability to discriminate among living things (plants, animals) as well as sensitivity to other features of the natural world (clouds, rock configurations).
Emotional Intelligence is Success Intelligence.
Money does not make people rich, Their Context does.
Whenever the government increases the taxes the poor and the middle class pay more in taxes, not the rich
You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich
You cannot help the poor permanently by doing for them what they can and should do for themselves.