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Peter Jones: kinesiologist – Hungary’s 2nd largest airbnb owner. (www.novabudapest.com).
I have been an entrepreneur for 20 years and built up Hungary’s second largest Airbnb business in Budapest from a small room, to 160 apartments. I love the Cashflow board game because it provides insight into the world of real estate, the stock market, and financial awareness. The average person has never seen a financial statement and I feel it is a very important part of our lives. We teach this financial knowledge in this 4-hour program in the form of a board game and lecture.
- How can we acquire assets when we have minimal income?
- What should I invest my money in?
- How can I make money work for me, and not the other way around?
- How can I achieve Passive Income to live a free life?
- What things should I pay attention to in today’s very fast-changing world?
The cashflow game was created based on the bestselling book Rich Dad Poor Dad. Robert Kiyosaki wanted to condense his real estate and financial knowledge into a game that would easily and quickly show how we can gain financial insight into the world of expenses, income, passive income and loans. A common mistake when investing is to entrust our money to others instead of learning about it.
The biggest investment we can make is to invest in ourselves . To build confidence, self worth and knowledge in order to take the steps to live a financially and happy free life. This is what the game teaches.
You are the only one responsible for your money! It is your responsibility not to lose that money, to make it profitable, to invest it at the best cost! And for this you need to understand exactly what the given opportunity is about. We will learn this during the game. There are 6 types of money people and we will share them with you. What programs did we see from our parents when we were little and how did they influence us? We constantly hear that as a child, that only with very, very hard work can we achieve success? And if we don’t work or study hard, then we don’t deserve these? These are only negative statements that we hear while growing up.
See you soon at one of our events.
