The Cashflow Quadrant Concept
"The ESBI"
Robert Kiyosaki, renowned author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and numerous other books, developed the Cashflow Quadrant concept. Kiyosaki’s Cashflow Quadrant is sometimes referred to as "The ESBI." The ESBI is a very powerful tool that illustrates how the nature of one’s income can have a profound impact on one’s ability to accumulate wealth and achieve financial independence.
There are a number of related concepts that can be applied to the ESBI Cashflow Quadrant, which include, but are not limited to:
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As an Employee, you are essentially trading time for money. Your income is predictable, which is the primary benefit of being an employee; however, the sky is not the limit because you are effectively limited by time. You can only work so many hours in a day. It should be emphasized that there is nothing wrong with being an employee if that is what is most appropriate for you.
As a Self Employed individual, you are still limited by time because there are only so many hours in a day that you can devote to revenue generating activities. Residual and passive income are possible; however, your income is no longer predictable.
As a Business Owner, you have successfully managed to created a system that makes money for you even when you personally are not working. Time is no longer a limitation because you are effectively utilizing additional people and resources to generate revenue. The sky is now the limit and you have time freedom.
As an Investor, your money is now working for you. There is risk associated with your investments, but you have achieved financial independence and time freedom.
The big question that many businesspeople ask is how to make the transition from being Self Employed to being a Business
Owner. For most in business for themselves, that is typically the primary objective. The answer, in short, is to find a way to create
a system that you can use to make money even when you personally are not actively engaged in revenue generating activities.
The way in which this is accomplished is different for every businessperson depending on one’s industry as well as the nature of one’s business. Creating a profitable system for any business involves assuming a certain amount of risk, and of course, there is no guarantee that any business will be successful. However, for those that successfully manage to complete the transition from being self employed to being a true business owner, the rewards can result in financial independence and time freedom.
We share this information for all those that are currently in business for themselves and also for all those who would like to be.
For those who truly have the entrepreneurial spirit, be aware of the fact that you can spend
your time building someone else’s dream, or you can spend your time building your own.
Life is a journey, and at times, an unpredictable adventure. If you are feeling lost when it comes to your job or career, be aware of the fact that you are not alone. The pandemic has left millions of people feeling lost and unsettled. In an effort to gain clarity, it can be very helpful to make lists of your: Skills, Talents, Interests, and Passions. However, before doing this, it is important to remember the differences between these things. Skills can be taught and skills can be learned. Skills can be developed through instruction, study, and practice. Talents, on the other hand, are abilities that we are born with, and of course, passions are those interests that exist on a much higher level. For some, their passions are why they get up in the morning. It is important to have passions in life, both inside and outside of the workplace.
Making these lists may involve some self-reflection, and if you are willing to invest the time necessary to do it, it can save you a lot of time, energy, and effort in the long run. This is because if you are able to identify that sweet spot where all four of these things overlap, then you will be able to substantially enhance the likelihood that you end up pursuing the most appropriate career path for you. And of course, this is very important because as Americans we spend such a substantial portion of our lives working. If you do not truly love what you do, it can really have a significant impact on your quality of life.
At the end of the day, if you can successfully manage to identify that sweet spot where your Skills, Talents, Interests, and Passions overlap, then it is much more likely that you will not only love what you do, but also that you will find your work to be very rewarding and fulfilling. So few people in this world can say that they truly love what they do, but if you can say that, then what you will have will not merely be a job, but rather a career that truly brings you personal satisfaction and enjoyment.
The Great Resignation
Labor Market Trends as a Result of The Pandemic
As a result of the pandemic, the actions of many employees are forcing many employers to take a step back and reassess their business model,
their employment policies, and ultimately what the future business environment will look like, particularly from a labor perspective. Deciding to
quit your job is a big decision. Deciding to start your own business is an even bigger decision, but that is precisely what many people are doing.
Quiet Quitting
The Next Phase Of The Great Resignation
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Date of Video: 10/27/2021
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