Your First Step In Unlocking The
Secrets Of The Rich!
(a 10-minute Report)
INTRODUCTION:
I do some speaking occasionally to different groups of people who would like their circumstances to change.
The problem is that circumstances usually don't change until the people in the circumstances change. Which means that the only way to change your circumstances is to change yourself.
The information in these few pages will only take 10 minutes to read, but has drastically changed my life's circumstances, and it can do the same for you if you take action on the information.
The only difference between what you have and what you want is APPLIED KNOWLEDGE. This booklet will be the knowledge, but YOU have to apply it.
NEW WORDS
There might seem to be a lot of differences between the rich, the poor, and the middle class, but what if I told you that there was only one idea that the rich use that the the other two do not, that makes all the difference?
It’s so simple but so important that when I finally understood it, it changed my life forever.
I'm going to open your eyes and show you exactly what I mean, and you’ll see why the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class are getting squeezed out.
It’s not about what they do, but what they BUY.
I want to make this as simple as I can, but to start I want to give you a few definitions of four important words.
(When I first heard these, I thought I knew them, but it turns out I was wrong)
The words are:
Income- which means money you bring in
Expenses- which means money you spend
These two words are used by the rich, poor, and middle class, but it’s these next two that I thought I knew, but blew my mind:
Liabilities- Something that costs you
Assets- Something that pays you.
Before, I thought an asset was something you own, like a house, a car, or something expensive. But the rich have a different definition of Assets, and this is the one we’ll be working with:
“Something that pays you”
Usually, people call their house an asset, and if you ask an accountant, they’ll tell you it is, but if you use these definitions, it can also be a liability, right?
A house you own but live in COSTS you money, so it’s a liability. BUT, a house that you rent to other people and make money from is an ASSET.
So, a quick review:
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Income is money you make
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Expenses is money you spend
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Liability cost you money
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Assets pay you money.
There might seem to be a lot of differences between the rich, the poor, and the middle class, but what if I told you that there was only one idea that the rich use that the the other two do not, that makes all the difference?
Income is money you make
Expenses is money you spend
Liability cost you money
Assets pay you money.