Well that's working life. 9am-6pm from day to day, month to month, and the cycle goes on and on. When can I get outta this rat race, can stroll leisurely out the cycle while watching the others racing throughout the cycle?
So I went to this trading seminar tonight after work. Technically i rushed there due to the distance. Why would i go for a seminar like this, when i can anticipate what's gonna happen. The speaker will promote himself, from a very rock bottom situation to what he is today, a millionaire. And there will be a number of people who vouch for his/her role in guiding and helping them, with the secret techniques that only he applies. Then comes the highlight / the most asked questions, how much do we need to pay for the seminar with all secret techniques?
Well it's quite some amount of money for someone who haven't been working for too long. Of course i did not sign up for anything. Technically my friend dragged me outta there before i do anything impulsive and sign up for the course.
Frankly, the main reason I went is i want to be exposed to more. More of what? Different kinds of people, networking, levels, thinking mindsets, ideas, inspiration, motivation and the list goes on. Well you get what i meant. I do not want to be cooped in the circle of working working and working. I'm a person who dislike routines, i don't really like to report to certain people, i prefer to report and responsible for myself.
I'm exposed to several method which can help achieve financial freedom or so they say. But you know what's the similarities between them, Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad. I would say he's the smartest, you know why? Because when everyone is trying to build up their system and learning to achieve financial freedom, his books are sold billions in several languages. I couldn't be Robert but i can make a change. What should i do to make a change? Those offered to me are Multi-Level-Marketing, Internet Marketing, Investments, Properties, Stocks, Foreign Exchange, Shares etc. I'm those who love to know and learn a little bit of everything. Maybe that's part of my strength I guess.
Just remember that, whatever you choose eventually, you need to take a step forward to make a change. Start by reading what's financial freedom and figure out what it meant to you. (Told you Robert's the smartest) If it doesn't make any sense to you, it's alright. But if it trigger any part in you, then be sure that you will learn more and dig deeper to try to make a change, and it goes on from there.
A change is a change, no matter big or small.
Love.
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