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The document summarizes Robert Kiyosaki's Cashflow Quadrant model, which divides people into four categories based on how they generate income: Employees (E) work for money, Self-Employed (S) work for themselves, Business Owners (B) generate income through owning systems and other people's time/money, and Investors (I) generate income through investments and do not have to work. It notes that moving from the S quadrant to the B quadrant requires converting skills and knowledge into systems that do not rely on the owner's direct work and time. The document also provides an overview of a bootstrap business's history, challenges, solutions, obstacles, and overcoming obstacles.
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- 1. The Quadrant Hassen Poreya Microcis Software Solutions
- 2. The Quadrant Reference: Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki
- 3. E They work for others They work for money They work hard (if honest) They work and work and have to work
- 4. S These are people who want to be their own boss or like to do their own thing. I call this group the do-it-yourselfers. Often, when it comes to the subject of money, a hard-core S doesnt like to have his or her income dependent on other people. They work hard
- 5. B B business owners can go on vacation forever because they own a system, not a job. If the B is on vacation, the money still comes in. To be successful as a B requires: Ownership or control of systems The ability to lead people. For Ss to evolve into Bs they need to convert who they are and what they know into a system, and many arent able to do that. OPT and OPM OPT Other Peoples Time PM Other Peoples Money OPT and OPM are found in the B and I quadrants. For the most part, people who work in the E and S quadrants are the OP (Other People) whose time and money are being used.
- 6. I Investors make money with money. They dont have to work because their money is working for them.
- 7. The Cashflow Quadrant The CASHFLOW Quadrant simply makes distinctions on how income is generated, whether as an: E (Employee) S (Self-employed) B (Business owner) Or I (Investor)
- 10. A Bootstrap Business History Challenges Solutions Obstacles Overcomes
- 11. The End