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Grow Your Asset Base For a Change…Try a Silver Snowball!
Filed Under (Strategies) by Coach Cashflow on 21-10-2008
If you’ve been reading my blog or my
emails for awhile, then you know that
I’ve been an advocate of Robert Kiyosaki’s
Rich Dad principles of financial literacy
for a number of years.
In fact, I’m still surprised by the fact
that one of the fundamental Rich Dad
principles, specifically, knowing the difference
between and asset and a liability continues to be
ignored by those that I come into contact
with who are attempting to generate an online
income.
For the uninitiated, Rich Dad says that
Assets put money in your pocket, while
Liabilities take money out of your pocket,
and that the rich buy assets, while the
poor and middle class buy liabilities that
they think are assets.
So here’s the deal…
ASSETS WORK for YOU.
YOU WORK for Liabilities.
Understanding this principle is key to
the profitability of your income
generation strategy, because it goes
right to the heart of why you may or
may not be making any money from your
online activities.
That said, here’s a question for you…
Out of all the money you’ve spent online,
have you spent any at all to grow your
asset base?
If not…isn’t it really time that you did?
Why not do yourself a favor and take a moment…
Take a moment to put the marketing, the list building,
the traffic generation, and all the rest of it on
hold for a moment, and start to grow your asset base
today by creating your very own Silver Snowball?
What’s a Silver Snowball?
Click the words Silver Snowball, review the info,
then plugin to start building your own. After
you’ve plugged in, click here to get my
special gift for new Silver Snowball members.
As always, don’t forget that reviewing this post
means cash in your pocket when you select the
Get Paid to Review… button and complete the process
that gets you paid.
Until we correspond again,
Wayne Brooks
Your Online Business Advisor and
Guerrilla Information Marketing Certified Trainer
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