The language of money

Welcome to the followers of the site of the secrets of money.  Whoever studies medicine learns the language of doctors.

 And soon he speaks the words of medicine, and whoever studies law becomes speaking the language and vocabulary of lawyers.

 And soon he speaks the words of medicine, and whoever studies law becomes speaking the language and vocabulary of lawyers.

 Likewise, each field has its own vocabulary, and the same applies to the language of money.

 Everyone aspires to be financially successful, but not everyone succeeds.  Simply because they did not learn the language of money.

 If you want to become financially successful, learn the language of money, which is the language of the ten percent of the world's population who do not worry about money.

 If you invest in yourself every day to learn and work on the money dictionary you have.

 You will have a better chance of becoming one of those ten percent of the world's population.  More importantly, your learning of the language of money will reduce your chances of being deceived by swindlers and holders of quick get-rich-quick promises.

 Learning the language of money will not cost you much.

 You can learn most of them for free online.

 Reading finance books that help develop the skills of earning, spending and investing money.

 And books that deal with the psychology of money, reading financial news and following up on economic magazines.

 But did you know that the language of money is not the same?  Rather, each segment of society has its own language for money.

 It is four slides according to the quadrilateral cash flow model devised by Robert Tyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad.

 But what is this model?  Simply

 Language The ten percent of the world's population that doesn't worry about money.

 If you invest in yourself every day to learn and work on the money dictionary you have.

 You will have a better chance of becoming one of those ten percent of the world's population.

 More importantly, your learning of the language of money will reduce your chances of being deceived by swindlers and holders of quick get-rich-quick promises.  Learning the language of money will not cost you much.

 You can learn most of them for free online.

 Reading finance books that help develop the skills of earning, spending and investing money, books dealing with the psychology of money, reading financial news and following up on economic magazines.

 But did you know that the language of money is not the same?  Rather, each segment of society has its own language for money.

 It is four slides according to the quadrilateral model of cash flows devised by Robert Tuosati, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad.  But what is this model?  It simply consists of four squares.  The left section is defended by the poor father.

 Being a job security.

 While the right section is defended by the rich father.

 Because it is the path to financial freedom.

 The left section consists of the letter A, which means the employee.

 And the letter means the person who works for himself.

 As for the right section, it consists of the letter B, which means the field of projects, and keen, which means the investor.

 Each square of any group of society has its own words and vocabulary that form the language of money according to the way this group thinks and the nature of their relationship to money. Hence, if you use the wrong words or weak words, you will speak a weak language, think about weak ideas, and live a weak life.

 Let's look at the vocabulary of the language of money each box by box.

 First, the employee's vocabulary of the square is that the person coming from the square can be long.

 For a secure job with a good salary and excellent benefits.

 These words tell you that the intrinsic value of an individual is having the security to face fear.

 People who cling to security in response to fear like to agree on things in writing.

 Does he know exactly what they're going to get?  And what are the advantages?  In health insurance, for example, provided by the employer.

 The employees can be company heads or cleaners.  It's not about what they do as it is about the contractual agreement for them that is important.

 Secondly, self-employed.

 The vocabulary of the box The person coming from the S box might say my rate is seventy-five dollars an hour, or a typical commission rate is six percent, or I can't find people to work on this project and do the work correctly, or I've worked on this project for more than twenty working hours.

 Those in the square like to be their own boss or do their own thing.

 And when it comes to money, their burial should not be dependent on other people.

 If they work hard, they expect to be paid for their work.

 On the contrary, they understand very well that if they do not work hard, they do not deserve to be paid well.

 They are very independent people.  Third, what is your project or company?  Square B vocabulary.

 The person in the box B will say I am looking for a new team to manage my project or company.

 Those who belong to square B are the exact opposite of those who belong to the mother. They like to surround themselves with people who can do the work better than them, and their motto in life is why do you do the work yourself?  While you can hire someone else to do it for you and even do it better than you, those in the square love working on their businesses, their projects, their companies, and appointing smart and competent people to work on them.

 Fourth investor vocabulary of the box any.

 The person belonging to the box may say, is the cash flow based on the internal rate of return or on the net present value?  They are two methods of cash flow analysis that are used in the comparison between projects and proposed investment alternatives.  Investors make money from money and they do not have to work because their money works for them and they know how money works because of this they master the language of money and speak it fluently. What do your words say about you?  Have you ever stopped and listened to the words you use?  A good practice this week would be to pay attention to your words and listen to yourself.  Find out what to say and how to say it.  You may find that you are in your heart a different person than you thought.  Hear your words this week too.

 You can see in detail the quadruple model of cash flows with a description.  With this, my dears, we conclude this post with you.  We hope you have benefited from this post.

 Thank you and see you again.