Summary: The CashFlow Quadrant Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter

This work offers a summary of the book "e;THE CASHFLOW QUADRANT: Rich Dad's Guide To Financial Freedom"e; by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter.Robert Kiyosaki is the cofounder of an international educational company which teaches business and investment principles. He is an active investor in real estate and specializes in the development of small cap companies. Sharon Lechter is a certified public accountant who specializes in the fields of education and publishing. The CashFlow Quadrant is the four ways income can be generated: 1. You can get a job; 2. You can be self employed; 3. You can build and own a business system of some type; and 4. You can invest in other businesses.Most people spend the majority of their time working in the first two quadrants. The only problem is that to build assets which may decline in value (houses, possessions), they take on greater amounts of debt, locking them in to working harder still to earn more to service more debt. The financially astute, however, maximize the amount of time spent on activities in the 2nd and 3rd quadrants. The objective is to build their assets until that source of cashflow covers life style expenditure. The CashFlow Quadrant reveals how to become financially wealthy. Read this work and you will see opportunities where others see difficulties.

This work offers a summary of the book "e;THE CASHFLOW QUADRANT: Rich Dad's Guide To Financial Freedom"e; by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter.Robert Kiyosaki is the cofounder of an international educational company which teaches business and investment principles. He is an active investor in real estate and specializes in the development of small cap companies. Sharon Lechter is a certified public accountant who specializes in the fields of education and publishing. The CashFlow Quadrant is the four ways income can be generated: 1. You can get a job; 2. You can be self employed; 3. You can build and own a business system of some type; and 4. You can invest in other businesses.Most people spend the majority of their time working in the first two quadrants. The only problem is that to build assets which may decline in value (houses, possessions), they take on greater amounts of debt, locking them in to working harder still to earn more to service more debt. The financially astute, however, maximize the amount of time spent on activities in the 2nd and 3rd quadrants. The objective is to build their assets until that source of cashflow covers life style expenditure. The CashFlow Quadrant reveals how to become financially wealthy. Read this work and you will see opportunities where others see difficulties.