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Cash Flow Kenyatta Esters & April Landry

How to Play  Choose a rat.  Choose your cheese.  Select a banker.  Blindly pick a profession card.  Fill out your balance sheet.  Let the fun begin!

Object of the game  It’s all about getting out of the rat race.  How? Build your assets so that your passive income is larger than your liabilities. Build your assets so that your passive income is larger than your liabilities. Opportunities, Opportunities, Opportunities– these are the key! Opportunities, Opportunities, Opportunities– these are the key! Invest everything you can, either in real estate or the stock market (even if you have to borrow from the bank). Invest everything you can, either in real estate or the stock market (even if you have to borrow from the bank). Try to stay away from doodads. Try to stay away from doodads. Pray for good market cards. Pray for good market cards. Avoid downsizing. Avoid downsizing. Don’t have kids– they are a money pit. Don’t have kids– they are a money pit.

I’m out of the rat race…now what?  Jump onto the fast track.  Capture your cheese.  You win!

Moral of this story  Making money can be fun but frustrating, especially when you pass up lucrative opportunities.  Getting out of the rat race is harder than it looks…you MUST take chances.  In the words of Kiyosaki…”Don’t work for your money; make your money work for you.”  Avoid playing with highly competitive people who are sore losers.