| What is the difference between people who
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| | sector a person's money comes from. It
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| get rich and people who don't? It is a
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| | also represents the way that person
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| very simple question that many people
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| | thinks.
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| simply forget to ask. The first time you
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| | Are you beginning to see? The people in
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| are truly confronted with this question,
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| | the four quadrants are not there by
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| you will probably reach for an easy
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| | chance-they are there because they
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| answer, such as, "Being born into a rich
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| | experience life in fundamentally
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| family" or "Getting lucky with the lotto"
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| | different ways.
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| or even "Having a good career that pays a
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| | "The four people in the four quadrants
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| lot of money." And you might indeed be
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| | are four totally different people,"
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| considered lucky if any of those things
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| | Kiyosaki says in his book "Cash Flow
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| had happened to you.
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| | Quadrant." "The four people found in the
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| The bad news for those lucky people is
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| | four different quadrants are different
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| that being in those circumstances is no
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| | mentally as well as emotionally."
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| guarantee of wealth. In fact, according
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| | What's more, Kiyosaki says, it is that
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| to Robert Kiyosaki, author of the Rich
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| | emotional difference that determines to
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| Dad book series, it isn't about how much
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| | which quadrant a person is drawn. And, he
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| money you bring in, but how much money
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| | says, you can always tell which quadrant
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| you keep that determines how wealthy you
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| | a person is coming from simply by
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| are.
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| | listening to what they say. If you hear a
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| For instance, his father, the highly
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| | person talking primarily about their
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| educated man to whom he refers in his
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| | benefits and job security, then that
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| books as his "poor dad," always had a
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| | person is coming from Kiyosaki's E or
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| good salary. Yet, Kiyosaki said, at the
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| | employee quadrant. He also goes on to say
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| end of every quarter, he was practically
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| | that it is perfectly all right to live
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| penniless.
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| | your life in the E quadrant if security
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| The good news for you, is that becoming
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| | is indeed the most important thing to
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| rich has less to do with external factors
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| | you. But, he adds, the E quadrant is the
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| like your job or whether you were born a
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| | most difficult quadrant from which to
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| Rockefeller, which you can't control, and
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| | become rich.
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| more to do with internal factors which
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| | It sounds a little scary at first, but
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| you can.
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| | this is actually good news for you. It's
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| Whether you ever become rich or not is
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| | good news because it means that, if you
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| determined, in large part, by nothing
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| | want to get rich, all you have to do is
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| more than how you think.
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| | start thinking more like the people who
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| The man Kiyosaki dubbed his "rich dad"
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| | live in the I, or investors, quadrant.
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| broke people down into four types and set
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| | One of the best things you can invest in
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| them on a graph he called the Cash Flow
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| | is real estate. That is what Kiyosaki's
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| Quadrant. On one side of the quadrant are
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| | rich dad did, and it made him...well,
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| the E's and S's, or the Employees and the
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| | rich. In order to think like a real
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| Self-employed. On the other side are the
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| | estate investor, simply tell your money
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| B's and I's, or the Businesspeople and
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| | that you are through working for it. It
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| the Investors. According to Kiyosaki,
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| | is time for your money to get to work for
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| each of those quadrants represents which
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| | you.
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