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* Reap what you sow – What?

When it comes to money we have thought that kind of money actually going to harvest. We can put a little seed and get a margarita or a huge pine that covers all our lives. That’s why at the time of harvest, you should really know what they are harvesting.

In this case it could be for example the type of vehicle we use to invest or use our money. I’ve talked about business, real estate or stock. Also remember that wasting money is another form of harvest, poor, but in the end is a crop and have a negative impact on your life.

So remember before you begin your harvest, if you know well what kind of crop you want. Then you will know if it will be a peasant employed, self employed, owner or investor.

* Reap what you sow – What kind of farmer is?

Just the title says it all. You must choose to be some kind of peasant and these are just the 4 quadrants Kiyosaky talks in his book. You will use the seeds (your money) based on your choice.

- Plant and work hard for an owner and be a farmer (Employee)
- Buy a field, sow and be a farmer (Self-Employed)
- Buy a field, put people to work and be a farmer (Owner)
- Invest in fields and be a farmer (investor)

So now it’s up to you to choose the type of farmer who is going to be. Each leads to different lifestyles and their results are quite different.

* Reap what you sow – Where?

If at this point I give to plant grapes in the middle of the desert. Could you do it?. Surely not, unless you have power. That’s why regardless of the type of planting and farmers that you will also be evaluated in the field.

The best advice here is to try to grow their money in the land you know, later you can even enter new fields or better yet, invest your money in new areas without risk of losing all their previous harvests.

So remember well the 3-word phrase “reap what you sow” and also remember the 3 concepts. The type of planting, the farmer and the type of terrain.

Credit to: Mariano Cabrera Lanfranconi