Financial Education Video – How to Raise Capital: The #1 Skill of an Entrepreneur

Financial Education Video from The Rich Dad Company Money capital is the lifeblood of every investment. Without capital, there can be no product, no property, no sales, no cash flow. Check out Roberts video about his experiences raising capital for his first entrepreneurial venture. During this one-of-a-kind, never-to-be-repeated 3-day event with Robert Kiyosaki and his advisers you will learn: * Robert’s experiences raising capital * Why raising capital is the #1 skill of an entrepreneur * How you can develop this skill to benefit your business and real estate investing Whether your current or future investments involve business or real estate, raising capital is vital to keeping your investments alive and producing cash flow. Robert and his advisors are experts in this important skill who practice what they preach and will share with you their knowledge gleaned from years of real-life entrepreneurship and investment experience. To increase your financial education, visit www.richdad.com.
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What are suzie orman’s 9 Steps to financial Freedom?; Take a Stand on Financial Education and Occupy the Holidays with Rich Dad

Question by charisma: What are suzie orman’s 9 Steps to financial Freedom?
I can’t find the list, just see ads for her book when I try to find it.
I am not having financial problems… I am teaching a class on money management and want to double check the list to be sure I am not missing anything important. :)

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I have a better plan. List all of your bills and the total amounts you owe for each one. Pick the smallest one and focus on paying that off first. Pay the minimum on the rest but really focus on this one and put any extra money you have into that bill. Make sure it’s a set amount each month. When that one is paid off, take the money you would normally pay on that bill and add it to the payment of the next smallest bill you have to pay off. Continue to pay the minimums on the rest of your bills. When that next bill is paid off, take all the money you paid on that bill and use it to pay the next one, and so on and so on. You’ll be out of debt a lot faster this way.

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