Do You Want to Gain Financial Wealth and Spiritual Abundance at the Same Time?

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Do You Want to Gain Financial Wealth and Spiritual Abundance at the Same Time? By Bo Sanchez

I have been a member of Truly Rich Club since the beginning of this Club. Since then, I've been looking forward to listen to the monthly power talks that Bo has been sending every month. It keeps me reminded of my goal to be wealthy to help others. I also share to my family and loved ones the articles I receive so that the people surrounding me will also be blessed.

Right now, I'm constantly searching for ways to save, reduce debt and earn extra income on the side. I have not left my job yet, but I'm starting to do marketing and selling which is the heart of any business. People relations are also important so I try to improve that skill.

If you want to be blessed too, join the truly rich club. Invest in your financial knowledge and wealthy mindset!

Visit: www.trulyrichclub.com

Your passive income mentoring starts here!

Think Rich Pinoy Wealth Seminar on November 21, 2009: Your Passive Income Mentoring Starts Here!

View my experience from the last Think Rich Pinoy! Wealth Seminar

Learn from the Think Rich Pinoy TEAM who's been buying and selling foreclosed real estate for four years now in the Philippines! Yes it can be done. You don't need to wait for a "recession" to buy property. Get into passive income now!

Reserve your seats here

What to expect in the Think Rich Pinoy Seminars

Aside from hearing how several young people purchased their first (or 2nd, 3rd, 4th ) properties from the bank at foreclosed rates, complete with pictures, you can expect:

1. Talk 1 - Are you Financially Ready for the Future?
2. The Theology of Money: Talk 2 - Are God and Money really enemies?
3. The Technology of Money: Talk 3 - Pinoy Real Estate Riches Today and Updates
4. The Game of Money: - Cashflow 101 and 202, play the game for 3 hours with like-minded people, guided by seasoned experts
5. Talks 4,5,6 - Real experiences in buying and selling Pinoy Properties from the actual (young) people who did them.
6. Talk 7 - The Think Rich Pinoy Clubs and Pinoy Millionaire Vision 2020

OFWs-teach your family the value of money-in a fun way-via this seminar and the board game. Buy your family a couple of seats to this November 21, Saturday, 2009 event.
As you will see, the seminar/workshop is not the same as the book. It adds many dimensions of practicality to it. Come and join us as you continue on your journey towards passive income.
How? It all starts at the Think Rich Pinoy Seminars + Cashflow 101 /202 Game on November 21, 2009

Reserve your seats here

Free Bonuses:
1. The Breathlessly valuable: *Jay Abraham's "Master of Passive Income" transcript. "How to Create Multiple Streams of Revenue That Work 24/7 For you". This 60+ page ebook is going to change the way you think--and earn!
Who is Jay Abraham? Perhaps the world's #1 expert on Passive Income and #1 Guru of Gurus when it comes to marketing. This ebook's value alone is more than enough to pay for the seminar price.
2. Special Report compiled for Think Rich Pinoy only (not available anywhere else): The top mistakes pinoy real estate buyers commit.
3. We're be raffling off a mentoring session: 1 Hour with Larry Gamboa. Ask him anything you want!
4. Enjoy a MARKETING TABLE, where you can leave your calling cards, brochures for people to pickup.

Attend the Think Rich Pinoy Seminar with Cashflow 101/202
Join Larry & The TRP Team

What : Think Rich Pinoy Workshop
When : November 21, 2009, Saturday
Where: PhilamLife Building, Manila

Reserve your seats here

Fee:

P 2450/ US $ 53 - Regular Fee

P.S. Yes, bring a friend with you and learn together. It's better that way!
P.S. Do you have any relatives who work abroad? Tell them about this so they can sponsor you. They will be glad to, just tell them to read this website! You'll see.

FAQs Think Rich Pinoy! Seminar



1. Who are the speakers & topics?
Mystery Speaker - Your finances
Mystery Speaker - God vs Money, Is there really a conflict?
Larry Gamboa - Think Rich Pinoy Millionaire Network, Think Rich Pinoy Vision, Think Rich Pinoy Clubs
Ronald Cagape - Cashflow Game Facilitation
Guests - Your Personal Experiences with the game
Think Rich Pinoy Franchise members- Actual Real Estate deals (around 2-3 short talks)
Autograph Signing / Q&A Session

2, What is the difference from previous Think Rich Pinoy seminars?
a. Some attendees can get to play Cashflow 202. This is a more advanced GAME w/c contains stock options (puts and calls), network marketing, easier to bankrupt and harder to leave the rat race. Don't
know what I mean? That's okay, play Cashflow 101 instead. 202 is designed for the "veteran player" and those who believe they have what it takes to become wealthy in a short short time.

b. To enhance enjoyment, there will be a contest among tables to see w/c one group gets out of the rat race more. If your group wins, congratulations, you have learned more!

c. People who wish to leave brochures, calling cards, samples to market to the seminar attendees may do so using a promotion/marketing table.

d. One of the attendees (you?!) can get to win a one hour mentoring/Q&A session with Larry Gamboa. It's a raffle.

e. All attendees get to receive (after the event) access to special ebooks:
- Master of Passive Income - by Jay Abraham
- 10 Mistakes Most Real Estate Investors Make

f. What's an ebook?
It's an electronic book, you read it from your computer. The format is normally Adobe Acrobat. To read it you'll need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe.com


3. How to register for the Think Rich Pinoy Events so I can participate?
You can pay the seminar fee via:

Bank Deposit: BPI Account Name: ESTI-TRP(Think Rich Pinoy); Account# 8291-0083-57. (Checking)
Paypal/Credit Card: Reserve your seats here

If you are paying via deposit to BPI, complete this form and send to thinkrichpinoysemin ar@gmail.com along with the attached scanned deposit slip.

Name:
Email:
Address:
Cel #:
Landline#:
Referrer: Michelle Laconico
Email of Referrer: chelle_laconico@yahoo.com

The seminar is a steal at only P 2,450.


4. How to confirm my registration?
Just email thinkrichpinoyseminar@gmail. com with the scanned deposit slip or paypal acknowledgment receipt with following data: Name, Address, Email Address, Cell # and Landline # AFTER you have paid via paypal or bank deposit.


5. Can we get a group discount?
If there are five of you, you can avail of the early bird discount (P1975.-) even until the last day of payment (November 21).


6. Other discounts?
If you want to attend AGAIN, you can pay 50% of the fee (P 2450 * 50% = P 1225.00) - just P 1225.00 to attend again and play cashflow 202 or 101, perhaps to challenge yourself. But you must hurry because there are very limited slots for these.


7. Maximum number of participants?
We can only accommodate 120 participants per session.


8. Is this a scam?
No. This is a financial education seminar and Cashflow game. The game uses play money. However, if your mindset is "scam" - unfortunately this is not the place to go - you won't find any.

The goal of Think Rich Pinoy is to create wealth --using whatever legal means-though primarily through real estate - because that's the safest way to go. You will not be required to buy property from Think Rich Pinoy people (at any given time we actually have only a handful available properties and we don't get investors just because they have
the money) -you go buy them from sellers out there in the world. We just enable you to start building your wealth.
Real Estate Investing Wisdom is not taught in schools. That's why we're doing this. But the Think Rich Pinoy is NOT an end of learning,it' s a beginning -so please do not make the mistake of thinking you'll become wealthy because of this one seminar.

You might get one idea that can propel you to become a millionaire, it happens quite a lot. You might get it from the people, the game, the seminar, who knows? The important thing is -you're ready to accept that idea and run with it. That's where Think Rich Pinoy comes in-we make you ready or at least we set you off to the path of becoming
wealthy.


9. Can i pay on the site (UN Avenue Venue)?
You may but there's a danger of not being able to play cashflow as the slots are very limited. Better to secure your seat via credit card (using paypal.com Reserve your seats here) or deposit to the bank. If you're abroad, the best way is to open a free paypal.com account, connect your credit card to it--following it's directions --so you can buy a ticket online. Connecting your credit card to a paypal account is not a quick thing to do-so I suggest you do so now-even if you're planning to pay later.


10. Schedule?
November 21, Saturday, 2009, 8am (we start promptly) to 6pm.


11. Venue?
Training Room of Philam Life, UN Avenue, Manila


12. How to get there?

Commuting:
Go down at the UN Avenue LRT station, walk towards the Manila Bay with Manila Doctor's Hospital on your right.
The Philamlife Building is in front of the Manila Pavilion/Casino Filipino.
Yes, it's ironic but that's where the Think Rich Pinoy event is held. Enter Philamlife entrance (not the casino).
Just tell the guard "Think Rich Pinoy" and you'll be pointed to a training room just beside the nice outdoor chapel in a garden is located - so it isn't really ironic. Just fitting.

Toilets would be opposite the direction of the training room.

Car
If you have a car, the parking is on the back of the building. You'll have to take the other street parallel to UN Avenue, that's Padre Faura (from Taft in the direction going to Robinson's Place Mall Faura
Wing) and turn right at M Orosa, so you can reach the Philam Parking (w/c would be to your right.)

Map
A google earth/maps copy of the area is found in
http://fireurl.com/map


13. Lunch/Snack included?
Yes, we will serve a morning snack and lunch.


14. What should I bring?
If you want an autographed copy of your Think Rich Pinoy books, bring them.Bring a camera and get a photo shoot with Larry Gamboa. Why? Because it works. Most successful people do that, why shouldn't you?
Your choice.

15. When do you plan to do a seminar here in (Country,City) ?
We're coming up with a manual on how someone in your city can host a Think Rich Pinoy event. If you're really serious about this, please contact thinkrichpinoyseminar@gmail. com and say "I want to HOST Think Rich Pinoy" and we'll take it from there.

Right now TRP events are all held in Manila. You can "count the cost" and fly in- like some people do or simply wait it out. The most important thing is to DO SOMETHING.

Reserve your seats here

I've met Bo Sanchez' financial mentor

I had the pleasure of meeting Joen De Las Penas, a financial planner, here in Dubai. He was on his way to Greece, but dropped by in Dubai to give a talk about personal financial literacy, debt management and how we can apply what we learn here and now.

Lesson I learned from his talk:

1) In life, it's either we die too soon or we live to long. It's not a matter of if, but its matter of when. Either way, we have to be financially ready.

2) By statistics, 6% of the wealthy people on earth are composed of athletes, artists and corporate executives. The rest of the 94% are all businessmen and businesswomen.

Joen will be back in Dubai on October 6, 2009. He will give one last talk for Filipinos on financial literary and how to get out of debt.

Venue : Caravan Restaurant (Family Hall) in Hamrain Center, Muraqqabat
Date : October 16, 2009 Friday
Time : 3:00 to 5:00PM
Entrance is free but the lessons you will learn is priceless.





Watch Bo Sanchez' interview with Joen to get to know him more. Click here.

Here is the article taken from Kerygma Magazine on June 2008 about Bo's interview with Joen.

Save The Right Way, Not The Wrong Way
By Bo Sanchez

We met at a most unlikely place – inside an airplane. I was bumped up to business class and he was seated right beside me. Since then, Jose Enrique (Joen) de las Peñas became my mentor in investing.

Joen has a mission: to change the adage that "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer." He believes that "the average person, even the poor, has an equal chance to become wealthy if given the right information."

Joen certainly knows what he's talking about. He is a registered financial planner and has more than 12 years of financial management experience. He sits as the president and chairman of the board of International Marketing Group (IMG) Insurance Brokers Corporation.

Joen is certainly one guy I learn so much from every time I talk to him.

Bo: I still remember your dialogue. You said, "I like your book." I think you read Simplify and Create Abundance. And then you said, "Can I share some more to you?" In other words, you were trying to say, "You still lack some knowledge." But I truly appreciate all the financial knowledge that you have shared with me all these years.

Joen: That's true. I read a lot of your books. It's always been my dream to meet you so I could tell you a bit more about financial services, about the mission that we do. I know that you can help spread what we know, so it was a good chance to let you know all the things that we know.

Bo: Can you share with us this mission, this crusade in your heart that's been driving you for the past 10 years?

Joen: It's about the statement "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer." Our mission is to change that. The rich get richer, it's good. But the average person also has the right to become wealthy and I know that with the right information, he will have the same opportunity as the wealthy people.

Bo: That's wonderful. So the rich, yeah, they can get richer, so long as they share their riches. But you're saying now that the average person can become rich as well.

Joen: Yes, if the average person understands what the wealthy people are doing, if he understands the right financial vehicles, then there is no reason to be poor. Sadly, the average person focuses on different things while the wealthy people focus on how to become wealthy and successful.

Bo: Can you give some specifics?

Joen: If I ask the average person, "What is the rate of return on your savings?" most of the time he does not know. But ask him about the rate of return on his debt, he'd know. It's always at the back of his mind. But the wealthy people – they know the rate of return on their savings, when it will double, how much their money will be in so-and-so years.

Bo: You know, just yesterday I went to my bank and they gave me this leaflet on new interest rate. I was so shocked – it was 0.75% for a year! I thought it was at least 1%.

Joen: And that's still gross. You still have to deduct 20% withholding tax. What a lot of people do not understand is this: that the bank is a good vehicle for business; but for your own personal savings, there are lots of other financial vehicles that you can use.

Most people think that by saving they're already doing something right. But the fact is, you could save the right way and save the wrong way. And saving the wrong way, at the end of the day, will not change anything.

Bo: That's a very important point. You know, Joen, my role is to give people the capacity to have a vision. I give them the capacity to dream. I remove their limiting beliefs – that I can't do it, that I'm poor. So you're absolutely right. People don't have a vision of doubling their money.

Joen: A lot of people are like that – they do not understand that with a meager rate of return on their savings, they will never have a chance to become wealthy. But I can show you a way that, even if you save P20,000 for six years with a total of P120,000, over the years as it compounds, it can be P9.5 million.

Bo: Wow. So you're saying, Joen, that if the average Filipino can save P1000 or P2000 a month, they can become a millionaire over time? But they need to know how to save, where to save.

Joen: Yes and at the same time they should have a vision where their money is going and how exactly their money can grow. All of us work hard for the money. But eventually if we know how to handle money, money can actually work for us. We can be the boss of our money and not the other way around.

Bo: OK, you're saying, don't put it in a bank, use the bank for business as loans, maybe business loans. But tell us, what vehicles are you talking about that can make one a millionaire over time?

Joen: One of the widely used financial vehicles right now, even is the US and Europe, is the mutual fund. In a mutual fund, your small amount of money becomes part of a very big fund. If that fund earns 12% or higher, whatever savings you have there will have an equal rate of return as the whole fund. Many people think that the mutual fund is for the wealthy. But in fact it was created for the average persons to earn equally with the wealthy people.

I look at a lot of Filipinos and they're very focused on how to make money but that's only 50% of the equation. The other 50% is learning how to let their money go back to them much faster.

Bo: I still remember your dialogue. You said, "I like your book." I think you read Simplify and Create Abundance. And then you said, "Can I share some more to you?" In other words, you were trying to say, "You still lack some knowledge." But I truly appreciate all the financial knowledge that you have shared with me all these years.

Joen: That's true. I read a lot of your books. It's always been my dream to meet you so I could tell you a bit more about financial services, about the mission that we do. I know that you can help spread what we know, so it was a good chance to let you know all the things that we know.

Bo: Can you share with us this mission, this crusade in your heart that's been driving you for the past 10 years?

Joen: It's about the statement "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer." Our mission is to change that. The rich get richer, it's good. But the average person also has the right to become wealthy and I know that with the right information, he will have the same opportunity as the wealthy people.

Bo: That's wonderful. So the rich, yeah, they can get richer, so long as they share their riches. But you're saying now that the average person can become rich as well.

Joen: Yes, if the average person understands what the wealthy people are doing, if he understands the right financial vehicles, then there is no reason to be poor. Sadly, the average person focuses on different things while the wealthy people focus on how to become wealthy and successful.


Bo: Can you give some specifics?

Joen: If I ask the average person, "What is the rate of return on your savings?" most of the time he does not know. But ask him about the rate of return on his debt, he'd know. It's always at the back of his mind. But the wealthy people – they know the rate of return on their savings, when it will double, how much their money will be in so-and-so years.

Bo: You know, just yesterday I went to my bank and they gave me this leaflet on new interest rate. I was so shocked – it was 0.75% for a year! I thought it was at least 1%.

Joen: And that's still gross. You still have to deduct 20% withholding tax. What a lot of people do not understand is this: that the bank is a good vehicle for business; but for your own personal savings, there are lots of other financial vehicles that you can use.

Most people think that by saving they're already doing something right. But the fact is, you could save the right way and save the wrong way. And saving the wrong way, at the end of the day, will not change anything.

Bo: That's a very important point. You know, Joen, my role is to give people the capacity to have a vision. I give them the capacity to dream. I remove their limiting beliefs – that I can't do it, that I'm poor. So you're absolutely right. People don't have a vision of doubling their money.

Joen: A lot of people are like that – they do not understand that with a meager rate of return on their savings, they will never have a chance to become wealthy. But I can show you a way that, even if you save P20,000 for six years with a total of P120,000, over the years as it compounds, it can be P9.5 million.

Bo: Wow. So you're saying, Joen, that if the average Filipino can save P1000 or P2000 a month, they can become a millionaire over time? But they need to know how to save, where to save.

Joen: Yes and at the same time they should have a vision where their money is going and how exactly their money can grow. All of us work hard for the money. But eventually if we know how to handle money, money can actually work for us. We can be the boss of our money and not the other way around.

Bo: OK, you're saying, don't put it in a bank, use the bank for business as loans, maybe business loans. But tell us, what vehicles are you talking about that can make one a millionaire over time?

Joen: One of the widely used financial vehicles right now, even is the US and Europe, is the mutual fund. In a mutual fund, your small amount of money becomes part of a very big fund. If that fund earns 12% or higher, whatever savings you have there will have an equal rate of return as the whole fund. Many people think that the mutual fund is for the wealthy. But in fact it was created for the average persons to earn equally with the wealthy people.

I look at a lot of Filipinos and they're very focused on how to make money but that's only 50% of the equation. The other 50% is learning how to let their money go back to them much faster.

Bo: That's true. Is it safe to invest in a mutual fund?

Joen: A mutual fund is regulated by the government and managed by a professional person to let the money grow. It's one of the safest vehicles to let your money grow and to have the best rate of return. They have what you call asset allocation. The fund is spread correctly and all that the fund manager does is to think how to let the fund grow. And because of regulation, it's a very safe vehicle.

Bo: I'm sure we could go on and talking about this wonderful topic. One last thing before we end. You said that in the US, 20% of the people there put their long-term savings in the bank, but 70 or 80% put their money in mutual funds already. In the Philippines, it's the opposite. Not even 1% of our people invest their money in mutual funds. And so you have a long way to go.

Joen: Yes, there are a lot of things to be done. But I believed that with the right information we can actually become like the US and there will be more money in mutual funds compared to the regular savings in the bank.

PS2. Larry Gamboa and Bo Sanchez will give the Think Rich Pinoy Seminar this November 21 at the Philamlife Building in UN avenue in Manila. Larry will discuss his unique Real Estate methods, buying foreclosed properties and turning them around for passive income. You’ll also get to play Robert Kiyosaki’s CashFlow Game and learn! To attend, click here now!

View here the details of the Think Rich Pinoy! Wealth Seminar

Have You Acquired your First Deal?

If you have acquired your first deal, Congratulations! You are one of the 3% of the people who read books and attend seminars on real estate who actually went out and bought their investment property.

For the rest who have not yet done it, my mentor on Real Estate - Trace Trajano has an audio CD "How to Acquire your First Deal" - which he wants to give out for FREE. In this CD, Trace interviewed 2 of his students who recently acquired and completed their very first deals in a webinar (online seminar).

How to get it?

By simply signing up in his website http://www.buyfirstdeal.com/, every member will get the CD if by September 30, there are 1,000 signed-up members in the site. Sign-up now, and invite all your friends so we can all listen to the inspiring stories on how to acquire investment properties.

SIGN UP NOW!

PS2. Larry Gamboa and Bo Sanchez will give the Think Rich Pinoy Seminar this November 21 at the Philamlife Building in UN avenue in Manila. Larry will discuss his unique Real Estate methods, buying foreclosed properties and turning them around for passive income. You’ll also get to play Robert Kiyosaki’s CashFlow Game and learn! To attend, click here now!

Click here to view details of the Think Rich Pinoy Wealth Seminar

Meeting my Idols

I had the pleasure of being part of the Think Rich Pinoy! Wealth Seminar last August 1, and meet Larry Gamboa, author of the Think Rich Pinoy book. It was a fun experience, especially that I’m with my friends and future business partners (Morris, Ate Lora, Gina, Ailene, Leah and other co-members of the http://www.grasshopper.ning.com/) in Real Estate.

As one of the speakers, Bo Sanchez was exceptional in inspiring us be truly rich to be able to help others. He stressed that we should be abundant so we can share our blessings with others. As usual, his humorous preaching kept everyone awake and glued to his talk.

What I am most excited is Larry Gamboa’s part of the seminar. He explained to us the basics of real estate investing (i.e. foreclosed properties). Since there is more to learn, he emphasized the need to research more and if possible, have a real estate mentor.

Let me share with you my top 3 experiences during the seminar:

1) Have your book signed and your picture taken from the authors –

I realized that there’s more to a book that meets the eye! Meeting the authors in person and listening to what they have to say is a better way of learning. I admit that I was star-strucked when I saw Bo Sanchez and Larry Gamboa. They are both best selling authors. The former focused on being truly rich and the latter on real estate as a wealth vehicle.

Lesson 1: Have your booked signed by the author!

2) Play Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow 101

I love playing cashflow 101 with different persons whom I just met. This way, another person brings new perspective to the lesson of financial literacy.

I learned from Ronald Cagape that playing cashflow for 1 hour is equivalent to 10 years in real life. He also explained that for the 1st few small deals, it's better to acquire assets on your own, rather than to share them with others, as this would give more personal satisfaction when you succeed.

If you are from Davao, join us at http://www.davaocashflowclub.ning.com/ or if you from Dubai, click on http://www.grasshopper.ning.com/.

Lesson 2: Play Cashflow 101 and share it to everyone you know.

3) Surround yourself with people who thinks the way you do

While in the seminar, I realized that I’m in a room full of people who are willing and committed to achieve financial freedom. This is a breather from those times when I’m with others who are always negative and wants to stay on their jobs for security throughout their lives.

I have exchanged emails and contact numbers with some of my fellow participants to stay in touch and exchange ideas on financial education.

Remember that I got star-strucked when I saw Bo and Larry? Well, I got over it and actually approached them for a small chat and have my picture taken with them!

Lesson 3: Surround yourself with positive people!

Some of my friends are also interested in the seminar but was not able to attend it last August. Good thing there is another seminar coming this November.

I consider attending this seminar as my initial investment into my real estate venture!

P.S. Other pics from the seminar below:

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Things I learned from being a banker on Robert Kiyosaki's Cashflow 101

For the first three times that I played cashflow 101, I have been a solo player among a group of 4 to 5 players. At first, I had the fear of "losing" in the game, so I researched so much about how to play so I wouldn't fail. As expected though, I was not able to get out of the rat race because I was analyzing everything to the detail so I'm sure I'm doing the right thing in choosing my investments. The downside was, we all lost valuable time in the game and my passive income was less than my expenses (my profession was a Pilot).

So when I decided to bring the game in Davao City, I opted to become the banker so that many others can be a part of the game. I'm very happy to have met people who are enthusiastic about playing and I learned so much from them.

Special mention to: Ate Lora, Morris, Mariel, Rhyian, JM, PJ, Joy, Manya, Rommel and wife Tess, Frician and mom Ging.

Here are the things I learned from being a Banker and moderator of the game:

1) I never ran out of money - because I am holding ALL the money. As Bo Sanchez said, we have to enlarge our psychological wallet - that is, the amount of money we can handle without being overwhelmed (and spend it all in luxuries). Some of the attendees were a part of Bo Sanchez' Truly Rich Club.

As the banker, there were times that I give the players more money or less money but they were honest enough to ask or give back the amount that is right. Later I realized that when I already have my real business, I should be more careful in handling money because I might lose some of it if I’m not careful.

2) Players play faster when they are pressured by time. During the first game on July 29, when I announced that there is on 30 minutes remaining in the game, everyone negotiated, bought assets, paid off their debts all together at once! I think this is the time when everyone were on their feet and wished they had done more investing earlier rather than catching up.

In the real world, they say that the best time to invest and increase financial knowledge is NOW – regardless of your age.

3) Play in pairs. When I attended the Think Rich Pinoy seminar, the cashflow moderator, Ronald Cagape said that spouses/partners can play as one. That way, once they apply what they have learned in the game to real life, they know how to decide together and reach a conclusion as one. In the August 9 game, two players played as pairs – Rommel and wife Tess and Frician and Mom Ging.


When I asked them how they felt, here’s what they shared:

Frician – She is more sure of her decision because her mom approved of it.
Rommel – Both agreed on their decisions and that would minimize or eliminate pointing figures against one another if ever something goes wrong in the future.

All of the players thank me for bringing the game to them. But the truth is, I am more thankful to all of them for being present on the game. I like surrounding myself with individuals who wanted to be financially independent.

To our success,

Michelle

PS. Larry Gamboa and Bo Sanchez will give the Think Rich Pinoy Seminar this November 21 at the Philamlife Building in UN avenue in Manila. Larry will discuss his unique Real Estate methods, buying foreclosed properties and turning them around for passive income. You’ll also get to play Robert Kiyosaki’s CashFlow Game and learn! To attend, click here now!

Click here to view the details of the Think Rich Pinoy! Wealth Seminar