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Robert Kiyosaki - The Perfect Business

by Orrin Woodward on Mon 23 Mar 2009 06:28 PM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

I remember hearing Robert Kiyosaki for the first time in early 1998. His Cashflow Quadrant message had a profound impact on my thinking and plans. I realized that our key objective in our community building business was to change the way we think about money and people. No longer was I working for money. I was working on developing myself, a team, and a system to create duplicatable results. If you get yourself, the team and the system right, the financial results would follow. This is an excellent video where Mr. Kiyosaki shares his business philosophies and why community building is the perfect business. Enjoy the video. God Bless, Orrin Woodward

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Re: Robert Kiyosaki - The Perfect Business

by RRRustee on Mon 23 Mar 2009 08:55 PM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link

As a melancholy, I love the ESBI and have to remember not to harp on it too much. However, I would like to contribute a thought to the quadrant. As a newly (U)nemployed Californian, I have determined that the 1st quadrant should be "E+U" to represent my new status, which numbers around 15 percent for our state. All the percentages should still work out the same :)

Re: Robert Kiyosaki - The Perfect Business

by Alpesh Shah on Tue 24 Mar 2009 01:46 AM EDT | Permanent Link

Orrin,
Great video; I think I sent this to you awhile ago but unbelievable video giving the business the endorsement it deserves

Re: Robert Kiyosaki - The Perfect Business

by Duane & Lena Pensacola, FL on Tue 24 Mar 2009 10:18 AM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link

Wonderful tool to help 95%ers understand! Thanks for passing on great info Orrin! I really like how it mentioned ES=people looking security, BI= people looking for freedom! Also how B type biz do not try to run on biz, but look for smart people, or CDs :-), to help run their business! Robert also mentioned how network marketing is good because while it takes time to build, that time is needed to help you to change your thinking/values. So true, and really helps appreciate the transition more when you understand while you are growing your business, you are also growing!

Fired up! Duane and Lena Ates Pensacola, FL

Robert Kiyosaki - The Perfect Business

by Pawel Czajkowski on Tue 24 Mar 2009 12:31 PM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link

Awesome video Orrin!
My favorite statement by Mr. Kiyosaki:
..."Personally I would rather be a member of The Team...They can count on me, I can count on them..." :)

Fired up!
Pawel Czajkowski Chicago, IL

Re: Robert Kiyosaki - The Perfect Business

by Anonymous on Tue 24 Mar 2009 08:28 PM EDT | Permanent Link

Thanks Orrin,

This is a great video! What a dynamic shift for me hearing the ESBI from Kiyosaki himself. I can really feel the posture now with the quadrant.

Val Holman

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