Robert Kiyosaki & Donald Trump

Why we recommend Network Marketing.
By Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump

E B
S I

E- stands for employee
S- stands for small business-person, self-employed or specialist
B- stands for big-business owners such as Donald Trump
I- stands for investor

Robert says that, when I first heard about Network Marketing, I was against it. But after opening my mind, I began to see the advantages that few other business opportunities offer. Long-term success in life is a reflection of your education, life experience and personal character. Many network marketing companies provide personal-development training in those key areas.

Most schools train people for the E or S quadrants, and that is great if those are the quadrants in which you want to spend your life. Most MBA programs are training students for high-paying jobs in the corporate world as an E, not a B.

What if you are in the E or S quadrants and you want to change? What if you want to be in the B quadrant? Where do you find the education that trains you for that quadrant? I recommend a network marketing business. I recommend the industry for people who want to change, and get the necessary skills and attitude training to be successful in the B quadrant.

Where can you find a business that will invest the time in your education, your personal development and building your own business? The answer is: most network marketing companies.

Network Marketing is a B-quadrant business, so you need to ask yourself, “Do I have what it takes? Am I willing to go beyond my comfort zones? Am I willing to be led and willing to learn to lead? Is there a very rich person inside me, ready to come out?” If the answer is yes, start looking for a network marketing business that has a great training program. I will focus less on the products or the compensation plans, and more on the education and personal development program the company offers.

A network marketing business is a B-quadrant business because it meets several criteria I look for in a business or investment. Those criteria are:
1. Leverage: Can I train other people to work for me?
2. Control: Do I have a protected system that belongs to me?
3. Creativity: Will the business allow me to be creative, and develop my own personal style and talents?
4. Expandability: Can my business grow indefinitely?
5. Predictability: Is my income predictable if I do what is expected of me? If I am successful, and keep expanding my business, will my income increase with my success and hard work?