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Just met up with business partners and we’re gathered outside waiting for a table to get down to business. Engaging in small talk to build a bit of rapport with them and talk about potential business opportunities that might come up. A lot of networking going on. 7:35 pm: We are being let in now. 7:54 pm: Okay, took us a bit to get set up, but we are ready to start looking at our financial assets. Might be some joint venture opportunities, will have to see. 7:57 pm: Our financial advisors joined us to explain all the caveats to us, and we’re finally ready to start. 8:01 pm: Tim heard about someone letting go of 40,000 lots of stock in a medically-linked firm. He’s considering but thinks he will pass it on to Emily who seems more eager in owning stock. 8:03 pm: Just got a chance to buy a private 3-room apartment at only $20,000 COV because Mike didn't want it. I’m very happy, it’s a great deal. Will rent out a couple rooms to foreigners for $2,000 per month. 8:07 pm: Mike used the $20,000 he got from me plus some of his savings to put a downpayment on a smaller studio apartment that he can rent out. He’s renting it out too for a bit less. Managed to get a better location so can command higher rental. 8:12 pm: Michelle announces she wants to pay off all her student loans. It’s not much since she never went to uni (she’s a cleaner) and she just cashed in on some buyer for her collector’s edition gold coin collection. So it’s all good! 8:15 pm: Emily just got a reminder from her bank to pay off her credit card bill. The interest is insane! Looks like she needs to ask us for a temporary loan until she can pay it off. Tim has the money since he’s a doctor so he offered it interest free since we’re all friends. 8:18 pm: Michelle had a baby! She doesn't seem too happy about it though. 8:22 pm: Mike and me decided to share and buy another property. This one is even bigger. But we’re hesitant to put so much cash in. 8:23 pm: I think Tim wants to join in the deal so now we can all afford it and split the profits from the rental. Great! 8:30 pm: Wow! The stock market boomed, especially for the medical industry. Emily made a killing, sold off her stock, and even paid off her credit card debt to Tim. She has enough to pay off most of her debts and she seems really happy. Yay! 8:34 pm: Michelle had another baby! We’re all happy but she’s definitely not. She’s complaining that life isn't fair. 8:45 pm: Managed to make a few more great property deals with Emily, Mike and Tim. Michelle wants to get on board with us now but she is worried about having enough to support her children. Later… 9:14 pm: Emily bought a round the world trip and achieved her lifelong dream! Not too bad for a cleaner. Wondering what in the world we’re doing? The CASHFLOW Game is the best way to learn how the real world of money works and get out of the rat race. You’ll discover how to decipher a financial statement, invest in the stock market and property, so that you can stay rich forever–and have a blast while doing it. Many people like to write off games as a waste of time, but they are powerful learning tools. In fact, how we play a game is a reflection of what we do in real life. So, if we learn how to manage our finances well in a game, the more it will change the way we look at real money in our daily lives. You can get a perfectly decent financial education by reading books, listening to podcasts, and watching DVDs, but isn't it going to be far more fun to interact with others in supportive environment of learning? Interaction through games allows us to absorb new knowledge and process what we are learning on a deeper level. Success Resources: http://www.srpl.net/
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