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Returning to the concept or philosophy that money is energy and that money is what you trade your life energy for, doesn’t it follow that if clutter gets in the way of your life energy, that clutter also gets in the way of your potential for cashflow, and ultimately, wealthbuilding in general?
It’s intuitive, after all. [...]
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Over the past 5 years I’ve had the opportunity to buy, operate, and sell five franchised restaurants. The restaurant businesses, and specifically franchised restaurants, have provided significant additional cash flow for my family (on top of my earnings as a financial advisor 2002-2006, and now private equity fund manager 2007-present).
I think the key is [...]
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Last week Double from DoubleOurMoney suggested that I spend some more time talking about cashflow and where I’m at in my progress with it. It is, after all, my main goal: to boost my monthly cashflow from diverse, global sources to a point where I have gained significant options regarding how I can spend [...]
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I’m talking about Robert Kiyosaki — the author of the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series — and his
great boardgame, Cashflow 101. You can still buy this game from his own site and from Amazon.
I remember going to a couple of Cashflow 101 games when I was an undergrad. There were about 7 [...]
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Also known as royalty trusts, income funds and unit trusts, income trusts are a special type of investment vehicle that are traded on the stock exchanges and pay out on a regular basis to their unitholders. As far as I know, these are also a uniquely Canadian product (if anything similar to income trusts [...]
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