Network Marketing isn't all bad... It is good for some people. But it is not for me.
Despite that, I was able to get something out of my brief stint in a network marketing group. That is discovering Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.
I'm not going to talk about the contents of the book on this post but maybe on another post. Or you may google or talk to a networker about it.
Anyway upon reading that book, I got to discover numerous other books by Robert, as well as those by Larry Gamboa. Which lead me to be curious about a game Robert Kiyosaki developed named Cashflow 101.
It is said to be a simulation of real life investing, going into business, etc.
Also the first step in Larry Gamboa's book was about playing this game.
My first encounter of having the opportunity to play the game was with CA2020 in Makati. However, their schedule required you to be at the venue before 8 am and being always late. I was able to arrive at the venue on 9:30 and I wasn't allowed to play.
I wasn't able to attend another sort of event with them 'coz they were a network marketing group associated with Nuskin and I am trying to avoid being recruited.
By a fun twist of faith, I was able to attend Money Summit in RCBC and Laurus Enterprises, the official organizer of Cashflow activities in the Philippines was there and they have discounted Cashflow activity.
And for the first time in August 29, I was able to play Cashflow 101. I didn't get out of the rat race.
I believe it was because:
1. Being to fearful to invest 'coz I didn't have money once I get layed off.
2. Not dealing with people to get good deals.
Labels: Cash, Cashflow101, Larry Gamboa, Laurus, Makati, Online enterpreneur, Rat Race, Rich Dad, Robert Kiyosaki, Think Rich Pinoy
