Build your business and your wealth

Keep your expenses and liabilities low

Build a base of solid assets you love

Your profession and your business are the same

Understand accounting and cash management

Don't work for other people

Understand taxation

Corporations pay more taxes than individuals

If your money works for you, you lose power to your employer

Financially literate people work for really smart people.

The poor take money from the middle class.

Always ask for a job promotion.

The wealthy invent money.

Work to acquire knowledge, not money

To get more money you need to specialize

Job security is everything

Easiest part of running a company is managing people

Savings and checking accounts

Value of real estate

Stocks and mutual funds

Loans

Credit cards

Savings and checking accounts

Value of real estate

Stocks and mutual funds

Loans

Credit cards

Something that takes money out of your pocket

Something that puts money in your pocket

Expenses you pay every month

Money you have to repay plus interest

Money you borrow and repay plus interest

Something that puts money in your pocket

Living expenses you pay every month

Money you earn from employment

Understanding money and how to interpret numbers

Strong reading comprehension

Owning and managing a corporation

Managing a checking and savings account

Total income of employees in the business

Your job contract

Business assets, liabilities, and equity (capital)

Measures business revenue (income) and expenses

Total income of employees in the business

Your checking account balance with the bank

Assets, liabilities, and equity (capital) of a business

Business revenue (income) and expenses

When they get a bonus at work

Never

When you have extra cash flow to pay for it

When you have more liabilities than assets

Getting a good job working for somebody

Being gifted and geting straight A's in school

Winning the lottery

Acquiring assets that produce money

Going to the best colleges

Reward for investing in and developing a real asset

A bonus from your employer

Working for someone else your entire life

Owning expensive shoes, cars, and mansions

Investing in a good education and job profession

A pay raise or job promotion

Profit from sale of property or an investment

Buying expensive real estate

Earning a profit for someone else's business

Win the lottery

Seek high paying jobs

Awaken your financial genius, take action, find ideas

Document your accomplishments at work and ask for a pay raise

The 8th grade dropout

The college graduate

The one who advocated, "work your way up the corporate ladder."

The government bureaucrat

Self-doubt

Afraid to take risks

Lack of financial literacy

Lack of money

Lack of investments

After taxes

First

Last

Never

Yourself

Your broker

The government

Other people's business

study

are told to do

believe

see

carefully

by age

by gender

by race

career

value

intellifence

beliefs

People who are afraid of being poor

People who always invent new things

The US tax system

People who are always negative and pessimistic

Working for your own company

Hire family and friends to work for you

Hire smart people to work for you

become a salesman

learn

invest

acquire liabilities

Getting rich quick

Shoes and clothing

Buying stocks from companies you work for

Financial talent and intelligence

Rich

Middle class

Poor