Can a POOR man be RICH? Did you know LAWYERS, DOCTORS, BUSINESS MANAGERs and other Professionals who have high paying Jobs might be POOR PEOPLE?
Financial Guru – Robert T Kiyosaki tells us that the difference between the RICH, the POOR and the Middle Class is in the mindset and the how they manage their money.
If everything that you earn are spent and having no savings or investment/assets regardless of occupation you are considered POOR. Example – A Doctor who earns $10,000 a month and spends $10,000 a month is considered a poor person.
How about learning how a Mat Despatch Rider or a Clerk can learn to manage their finances and break out from this vicious economic cycle which we call the RAT RACE.
Did you know that a Clerk can become Financially FREE faster than a LAWYER? How is that possible?
And learn about the MISCONCEPTIONs of being RICH Fast. The Financial Mentor Abang Abu says, “If you dont understand to be Financially Independent, don’t think about being RICH”. You need to go one step at a time.
So for the 1st time ever, this workshop will be conducted at a MOSQUE in Singapore. Masjid Darul Aman and Nowasia have collaborated to run this workshop to create more Financial awareness for the community.
It’s going to be FUN and you are going to learn interactively with other participants too. So come down and bring your friends along.
This was a game that changed how I think about money and how I vision my future
– Fadzuli
Co – Founder IslamicSG Networks LLPI’ve learned to look at opportunities more thoroughly and this game helps me understand what is Passive Income more clearly
– Siti Azira
Recently Abang Abu have also agreed to give this workshop for FREE. So make your way down and bring your friends along too.
Details.
Tarikh : Sabtu, 2 Mei 2009
Masa : 1.30 petang 4 petang
Tempat : Masjid Darul Aman
For registrations, please contact Masjid Darul Aman
From 9pagi – 5.30petang @ 67445544.
You can also fill in the form below to register.
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Cashflow & Financial Literacy Workshop @ Darul Aman Mosque 2 May 2009, 1.30pm hingga 4 petangVenue: Darul Aman MosqueDetails» Organiser: Darul Aman Mosque |
Assalamualaikum
i’ve read the books by Robert and looked towards his strategies of the big picture yet i’m left with skepticism since interest/riba is widely used . It is overwhelming yet when it comes down to the the basis of progressing out of the rat race is still what are ways to deal without riba/interest to be an investor?
JazakAllah khair
Wa’alaikumsalam wr wb,
Well you can’t say that everything is with Riba/Interests. Hence your learning shouldn’t stop there either. This should make us want to go into deeper understanding how we can do it the Islamic way.
Perhaps Mr Abdul Halim’s course will enlighten you with the right strategies.
Visit http://www.islamicevents.sg/eventDetails.php?ID=978 for course details.
Wa alaikum salam wr. wb.
Dear Sister Natasha,
Your initial scepticism is healthy and shows that many of the guide-lines about cask-flow, Islamic finances and banking etc. given are incongruent with the Islamic worlview. This is very much related to the course I will be conducting soon. It is these, and other related and interesting issues that we will be discussing as it falls under the the topic of the Philosophy of Islamic Economics. Please have a look at the index page of IslamicEvents for events on 11th May for details. Do seriously consider to sign up as places are very limited – there are only 20.
Wasalaam
Abdul Halim