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Affirmations Based on "Rich Dad, Poor Dad"  by: Bill Marshall I'm sure most of you have heard of, and perhaps read the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki. If you haven't read it yet, I highly recommend it along with his book "Cashflow Quadrant." Both of the books are simplistic and introductory by design. But there are some important concepts that Kiyosaki highlights that are fundamental to accumulating wealth. Here are a number of Power Affirmations that I have created based on studying his material. One of the reasons I prefer creating power affirmations instead of just notes is that they focus my mind on the positive application of the knowledge and not just the knowledge itself. By conditioning my mind to take positive action on what I learn, positive results eventually follow. Here some of the affirmations: My financial intelligence is now increasing everyday. Financial intelligence is more important than money. 1) I now create regular, positive cashflow. I create money. 2) Through controlling cash producing assets whose cash exceeds my living expenses, I am on the Fast Track to unlimited abundance. 3) I don't work for money, I make my money work hard for me. 4) I regularly study accounting and investing. 5) Today I choose to be wealthy. I choose to use my ideas and money to create ever increasing wealth and abundance. 6) I study and learn about money from people who are already wealthy. 7) When I come across an investment worth making, I ask myself "HOW can I afford it?" I am a possibility thinker. 8) My thoughts create new wealth generating opportunities everyday. 9) I study so that I can find good companies to buy. 10) I increase my wealth by following strategies to manage risk. 11) I pay myself first. I always pay my bills, but I pay myself first. 12) I am financially self-reliant. Through creative intelligence and planning, I now create new wealth far beyond my personal needs. 13) I write strong and sound business plans that create successful businesses that create jobs for others. I create wealth for myself and for other people. About The Author Copyright (c) 2005 Bill Marshall - All rights reserved. Feel free to republish this article provided you include the copyright information and the weblinks where possible. For practical self-improvement tips, visit http://www.poweraffirmations.com. Get my new free e-book, "Power Affirmations: Power Positive Conditioning for Your Subconscious Mind". This article was posted on April 23, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Business and Finance" Category: Public Sector Economies in Transition by Sam Vaknin, Ph.D. 4 Reasons You Should Make WebConferencing Part of Your Business Today: by Richard Martin Bad Debt Can Really Harm Your Credit History by Jakob Jelling Will Your Business Survive Without You? by Kathy Gulrich Perserverance for Home Business Success by Ian Canaway Payday Loans - Helpful Tips With Fast Cash For Financial Issues by Dean Shainin The Lifetime Value Of A Loan Officer In The Mortgage Industry by Rob Lawrence Advance Payday Loan – Urgent Finance at Your Terms by Tim Kelly Brain Snappers and Other Wall Street Nonsense by Al Thomas Top 10 Keys to Improving Your Efficiency by Susan Van Dorsten << Back to "Business And Finance" Index

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