John Maxwell once said: "A budget is telling your money where to go, instead of wondering where it went."
After reading this book, take a moment; assess every financial problem you are facing, from paying the rent till paying for the groceries. I want you to understand that there is more to life than working a nine to five job and constantly hearing your boss yelling at you.
An old man once told me, in order to become financially satisfied you need to starve yourself for a day, stay sleepless for another and become a king for the rest of your life. For I know that life is slowly closing its walls on you, but after reading this book you now have the hammer to destroy these walls and move on to your perfect paradise.
I hope after finishing this book, for you to take a look at yourself; to find the bravery to step out of your comfort zone and say:
"Why not?"
Every successful business will require the three basics in order for it to work:
• Making a plan.
• Obtaining a capital.
• Setting a target
In this book we are going to learn how to make a plan, how to develop it and most importantly what is our plan for making steady income.
Moreover, we are going to learn how to put that plan in action by using part of our plan and cumulating our recently obtained modest capital in order to develop our business.
Finally, we are going to learn executing the plan by achieving by reaching its original target and developing it into more successful business thus obtaining more capital and a higher income
At this point, I am guessing you started to develop an idea on the form of the plan, but what to invest in?
There are three types of investments: Business, Stocks and Real Estates.
But which one should you choose?
Here is the trick; we are going to choose all three of them. You see people tend to focus on investing on just one, but why do that when the three of them are potential income. However, since our investment capital is based on our salary, investments should be made in a particular order in which one will ensure the other.
Which raises another question, which investment should we begin with?
