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HOW TO GET RICH (AND WEALTHY)

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Cheanu Chew

“The only difference between a RICH person and a POOR person is how they use their time.” ~ Robert T. Kiyosaki, Multi-Millionaire Entrepreneur and Author of the #1 New York Times Bestseller “Rich Dad Poor Dad”

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“Your future is created by what you do TODAY,

not tomorrow”

Robert T. Kiyosaki

Are you rich? Some say yes, some say no; but most have different measurements of how much money they should have for them to be considered “rich”. So the best way to measure is to find a unit of measurement that EVERYONE in the world shares the SAME amount of – that is, TIME. Everyone in the world has 24 hours each day – an equal amount of time for both the king and the beggar. (Now isn’t it funny to learn something you’ve already known for a long time?) So, the question should be: How long can you continue living in your current lifestyle if you have lost the ability to work – TODAY? Many of us have to stop working due to unexpected circumstances: major accidents, health breakdowns, retrenchments, employers going out of business, technological advancement, industrial revolution, jobs replacements etc. How exactly sure are you that these will not happen to you or your spouse? Think about it. And even if you do not face any of the above disasters, the question now is:

Can you afford to stop working and still maintain your current lifestyle?

Let’s assume you’ve saved a lot of money and you want to realize one of the many dreams you have – say, to go for a 2-month vacation. Can you afford to leave your job or business (if you’re a business owner) and continue having the same amount of income flowing in to you for those 2 months? Can you afford to quit your job today when you can no longer take the stress or unhappy working in your company? If you stop working today, how long can you survive without the income from your job? What if you’ve started a family and you found yourself not being able to spend quality time with your family? If you can choose, how much time do you want to spend with your family and your loved ones? If you answer “as much as possible”, then how will this choice impact your time spent on your job, and eventually impact your financial life? Being RICH… as measured in TIME… is called being WEALTHY. While some people love their jobs, many people CAN’T AFFORD to stop working. Most are stuck in a job they do not love or working for an employer they do not like. Most WANT TO stop working, but they just CAN’T AFFORD to. So…

How wealthy are you? This question simply draws out the reality of how long you can survive without working. It doesn’t matter how much income you are currently earning. Most people want to be rich and look for higher paying jobs to work on so they can earn more income. They think by earning more income, they become richer. Some people want to be beyond just rich – they choose to be wealthy. Instead of looking for jobs with higher pays, they look for a system that will create a long-term constant income for them when they do not want (or can’t afford) to work. This is best illustrated by the following story: The Buckets & The Pipeline.



The Buckets & The Pipeline Once upon a time there was a little village. It was a great place to live except for one problem – there was no water supply unless it rained! To solve this problem once and for all, the village chief decided to offer two contracts to have water delivered to the village on a daily basis. He felt that a little competition would keep prices low and that was good for the villagers. Two people volunteered to take on the task and the chief awarded the contract to both of them. One of them, Jack, immediately ran out, bought two big steel buckets and began running back and forth the lake which was 10km away from the village. He immediately began making money. He worked from early morning to late evening carrying water from the lake with his two buckets. Each morning he had to get up before the villagers awoke to make sure there was enough water for the village for that day. It was hard work, but he was very happy to be making money and be able to buy the luxuries for his family. The other contractor, Bill, disappeared for a while. Instead of buying more buckets to compete with Jack, Bill had gone to seek the best construction crews in the city and returned four months later with a team of the talented crews. Within a few months his team had built a large volume stainless steel pipeline which connected the village to the lake. At the completion of the pipeline construction, Bill announced that his water was cleaner than Jack’s water, as he knew that there had been complaints about dirt in Jack’s water. Bill also assured the villagers that he could supply the water 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Jack could only deliver water on the weekdays as he did not work on weekends. Then Bill announced that he could charge 50% less than Jack did for this higher quality and more reliable source of water. The villagers cheered and immediately ran for the faucet at the end of Bill’s pipeline. In order to compete, Jack immediately lowered his rates by 60%, bought two more buckets, added covers to his buckets and began hauling four buckets each trip. In order to provide more water, he hired his sons to give him a hand for the night shift and on weekends. When his boys went off to college, he said to them, “Hurry back because someday this business will belong to you!” For some reasons, after college, his sons never returned. Eventually Jack hired a few employees. Like a lot of employees, they only worked as much as Jack told them to. Jack needed to pay them extra overtime wages in order to get them to work more. Even when the business was slow and was making loss, he still needed to pay the employees wages. Sometimes he himself needed to work the extra overtime because he couldn’t afford to pay them the overtime wages. Soon, he was working day and night for his business and had no time to spend with his family.

Bill, on the other hand, had no employees to pay. He could spend all his time doing the things he loved and enjoyed to do without going to work from 9 to 5 daily, and yet had a secured source of income. He could spend more time with his family and was able to show love and care and to educate his young children. Soon, the larger villages nearby heard of the water supply in this little village. Their chiefs also offered contracts to deliver water to the villages on a daily basis. Bill confidently volunteered to take on the task. Jack saw this as an opportunity to expand his business. He also volunteered himself. Bill immediately began the constructions. He only needed to invest some time and money at the beginning to construct the pipelines to the villages and he would secure a long-term water supply upon the completion of the pipelines. Jack employed more employees to carry the water from the nearest lake to the villages. He earned more by delivering water to more villages. However, he also had higher commitments as he had to pay even more wages to more employees. As Bill’s pipeline construction was completed, he again offered his high speed, high volume, low cost, and clean water delivery system to those larger villages. Again, the villagers cheered and immediately ran to Bill’s pipelines. As Jack’s business was bad, he soon sold off some of his personal assets to finance his business and to pay his employees. He also borrowed more money at fixed interest rates, sacked a few of his employees to cut cost and worked even longer hours himself to ensure sufficient supply of water to the villages. Soon, Bill’s pipeline delivery services expanded to all the villages around the world. Although he only makes a few cents per bucket of water delivered, his pipelines deliver billions of buckets of water everyday, around the world. Regardless of whether he works or not, billions of people consume billions of buckets of water, and all that money pours into his bank account. Bill had developed a pipeline to deliver money to himself as well as water to the villages. Bill lived happily ever after with all the time freedom and financial freedom to enjoy his life and to provide the best things for his loved ones, while Jack worked hard for the rest of his life, not having time for other important things in life, had financial problems, unhappiness and family arguments forever after. The End.



Are you trading time for money and trading more time for more money?

Or are you willing to look at the longer-term and start building a pipeline today to provide

yourself with a constant flow of steady income… that will last long after you’ve

stopped working on building the pipeline?

What will happen if you stop working (or can’t work) today?

Think about it.

Why Are People Still Poor? There are a lot of highly paid people who are still poor, or are drown in debts and high monthly commitments. They are not incapable people. In fact, most of them are at managerial levels or running a group of salespeople. The main reason that had led to many people’s poor financial lives is that they are still hauling buckets of water rather than building a pipeline of water supply for themselves. They are still trading time with money. Look around. What are those basic living expenses which had increased in price since the past 5 to 10 years? Are there any of your monthly expenses which had been increasing steadily within the past 5 to 10 years? How much had they increased? How much more do you think they will increase? What will you do to earn more income? When people start to have more and higher commitments in life, most immediately seek to look for a part-time or freelance job to earn more money. What they didn’t realize is that they are just getting more buckets hauling more water. The fact is that they are still trading time for money.

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Thank You Thank you for reading this book. If you are looking for the best way to build your own pipeline today, simply contact the person who gave you this book. Otherwise, log on to www.MyUnlimitedIncome.com to discover how to build your super pipeline using our proven success system. Thank you and congratulations for taking the first step to learn about your financial future. I wish you a successful life ahead. Cheanu Chew



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