Cashflow Quadrant

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Today we want to talk to you about something cool that can help you understand how people make money. It's called the cashflow quadrant and it's like a map that shows the four ways people earn income.

The four quadrants are:

Employee: This is someone who has a job and gets paid a salary or hourly wage. They work for someone else and don't own the business.

Self-employed: This is someone who owns their own business and works for themselves. They can make more money than employees, but they have to work a lot and be responsible for everything.

Business owner: This is someone who owns a business and hires employees to run it. They make money by owning the business and letting other people do the work.

Investor: This is someone who makes money by investing in things like stocks, real estate, or other assets. They make money by owning things that generate passive income.

So why does this matter? Well, if you want to be rich and have financial freedom, you need to understand which quadrant you're in and how to move to the right one. Employees and self-employed people can only make so much money, but business owners and investors can make a lot more because they have passive income streams.

Of course, being a business owner or investor can be risky, but it can also be really rewarding. It's up to you to decide what you want to do and how you want to make money.

So there you have it! The cashflow quadrant is a simple way to understand how people make money. To learn more……