Financial Freedom

[napash25]

Robert Kiyosaki's book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, says that educational institutions are teaching insufficient skills needed for life. We are taught about the skills we need to become employees rather not be employers or entrepreneurs. I believe that he made sense. But with today's world, I have observed that people are becoming so digitally connected that they become conscious of what the we need in order to achieve financial freedom. In this age of information, one can just google the different ways to earn. We are in an age of opportunities and diverse choices. We can trade or invest in stocks, real estate, business, franchise and many more. I am just curious on your story (or struggle) to the road of financial freedom. Can we hear yours?

[BarryK]

Educational institutions are only one part of an individual’s learning. Facts, figures and general knowledge are all well and good but life education comes from human interaction as well as digital. To make money to provide for your financial freedom is as much about learning about each other as looking at a company balance sheet.