Why People Invest?

Kiyosaki shares three reasons why people invest: to be secured, to be comfortable, and to be rich. Today, many businesses and investments offer plans for you to take on the course of achieving these. However, before marching on, you need to consider how much knowledge, capital, attention needed, and risk involved in business. Remember, this venture is as important as you plan your future to be rich, to be comfortable, and to be secure.

Improving your expertise in a related financial field would be beneficial. "It is not real estate, stocks, mutual funds, businesses or money that makes a person rich; it is information, knowledge, wisdom, and know-how, a.k.a. financial intelligence that makes one wealthy," Kiyosaki shares. Financial intelligence doesn't just mean proficiency in finance but also adeptness on how to make investments grow.

"Time and money are very important assets; spend them wisely," Kiyosaki says. When things don't go usually as planned, people tend to cut back rather than to spend. Smart-handling your finances can help you make intelligent choices in business. This would ultimately gain you wisdom on how to manage your business and finances successfully. Kiyosaki advises to "refuse to live below your means, instead increase your means."

Successful businesses can be likened to a plant. As it grows in time, with proper planning, handling, and guidance, you can harvset the blossoming product of your hard work.

Like similarly identifiers of success, especially if it came to surpass 15 years from its inception in business, wealth is a term that elicits an intuitive response. Businesses like DXN enjoy this milestone because it is when opportunity and success in its venture flourish.

Although promised with a genuine and generous marketing plan, DXN members still find difficulty in propagating and maintaining wealth. They assume flourishing wealth finally within 3-5 years. Traditionally, this time frame is likely but with today's global economic situation, it is highly un-acceptable. Even the richest men in the world respond to the impact of economic instabilities and wonder where they could safeguard their earnings.

"You do things when the opportunities come along. Why not invest your assets in the companies you really like?" says Warren Buffet, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and ranked by Forbes as the richest man in the world in 2008. Buffet, like many other succesful businessment, graps the main idea and benefits of investing money rather than stashing them under the mattresses. "If you're doing something you love, you're more likely to put your all into it, and that generally equates to making money," Buffet says