UNIVERSITIES TEACH HOW TO MAKE MONEY!

I am one of the most fervent followers of R. Kiyosaky in the educational aspect. It is absolutely necessary to modify the approach given to money in universities. The main goal pursued by each student in a classroom anywhere in the world, is to learn tools to earn enough money to make a decent living. The problem starts when they face real life...and realize that globalized age is killing the link between money and traditional academic training. Surprise!


I think money is a taboo subject in universities! I don´t know a college course, aimed to teach students to balance their budget, collect their fees, create alternative income sources, protect their investments ...understand how money works. .. Why? Simply because THEY DO NOT KNOW and / or because they don´t really believe in the financial paradigm shift. For educational system is very risky proposing such madness to students ... it is easier to train them as employees and deliver them to the jaws of the big corporations! In the best case, inculcate entrepreneurial tools to be slaves of themselves and their own business.


The world changed forever with the advent of the Internet... and the JOB definition also changed with him. Each time will be less companies guaranteeing lifetime employment, pension systems are being cut, and the global economic model is on the edge of the fracture. You have to think ... must be more intelligent. The world is moving much faster and interconnected now, and as quoted the Chinese proverb: "the flutter of a butterfly's wings can be felt across the world. " No one is indispensable in any enterprise, indeed .... no company is essential in the world ... there will always be someone better, faster and cheaper.


The contents of college programs (and why no elementary education), should incorporate as soon as possible courses for teaching financial education, and should combine these blocks with individual skills, so students can develop their own "financial intelligence ".

IT´S NOT JUST ABOUT MONEY!

Money is important but not everything in life. Excessive greed is bad, leading to speculation, the mother of the country's financial problems. All have heard that greed and fear are the main market factors... very simple, I sell because I have fear of losing and I buy because I'm greedy and want to win.


The lack of ambition is something else...a different subjet.


Financial freedom is just a term given to economic well-being based on creating multiple passive income. That´s all. We should all aspire it, in fact I consider it healthy as it is part of our human nature. We must focus on the way and technique to achieve good results, and one of the control parameters is our free time. It´s not just about earn 200.000 dollars in one year... it´s about the time spent to achieve it too. Time devoted to family, friends, leisure, etc., are the difference between being financially "stable", or be financially "free. "


The money in the end will be linked to good planning and good methods. But "freedom" will be linked to a different investment structure, in both time and money. That´s the real important about this philosophy of life.


Being successful in finance may come from many ways, but must be understood: there are rich people living a poor financial scheme, ie they work from sunrise to sunset, no time for his family, high debt, high consumption, long-term uncertainty, dependence of an entity. In the other hand we have technically poor people living their life with a rich person structure: their money works for them, their revenues exceed their expenses, reinvest their profits into new businesses, have enough free time for their families and friends, their debt is generally justified and "pays itself", and are less consumerist.


In the first case these people are doomed to follow in the "rat race"which is a vicious circle of working-profit-debt-consumption. In the second case, the potential for exponential growth is unquestionable.


Will agree with me that the process is more important and that viewing it from a systemic point of view, in the end...financial freedom is not just about money!