Deborah

Forbes.com First-Ever iConference: All-Weather Portfolio Strategies
NOW ON-DEMAND!

Dear Deborah Lee:

Were you unable to attend the Forbes.com Investor iConference: All-Weather Portfolio Strategies on May 22nd?

If you missed it, we have good news for you.  The entire event has been archived and is now accessible on-demand!  This event is FREE to attend. Just click here to log-in.

During this on-demand period, you can:

• Listen to all six conference sessions and archived Q&A’s, including the keynote discussion between Steve Forbes and Robert Kiyosaki.
• Obtain the same valuable investment reports and information that were available during the live event at our exhibitor booths and resource center.
• Get more than 30 specific stock, ETF and mutual fund recommendations from Forbes Gurus.  
• You can even chat online with some of our exhibitors – booths are still being manned!

Here is what those who have already attended are saying about this Forbes.com iConference:

“The Forbes online iConference was better than some of the live in-person conferences I’ve attended in the past. I’d recommend this forum of learning and sharing to any investor. Great content, credible speakers and fabulous format! Thank you!!”
-B. Burke, Hillsboro, Oregon

“Forbes iConference… outstanding, delightful, and informative…. I never thought I would be attending an investors’ conference from Alaska with Steve Forbes, Robert Kiyosaki, and Jim Lowell, but I did!! Right in my own home. When is the next one???”
-J. Bauer, Soldotna, Alaska

“Much more civilized discourse than cable tv screamers.”
-D. Ahr, Frederick, Maryland

“I was impressed with the All-Weather Portfolio Strategies iConference and virtual event. The opportunity to watch Steve Forbes and listen to his opinions, predictions and advice about investing in uncertain times and in general was valuable.”
-S. Fuhr, Trevose, Pennsylvania

Click here to log-in now – it’s FREE!.

Sincerely,

Tina Russo
Editorial Director
Forbes Newsletter Group

If you aren’t aware of it, it looks like this…

Poor and middle class people work on the left hand side as an “E” (employee) or an “S” (self-employed).  All of these people sell their time for money.  Because we only have fixed allotment of time our income is also limited.

Rich people live on the right hand side of the quadrant.  ”B” is for business and refers to business owners who leverage their time by utilizing the resources around them including having employees.  

The difference between the ”B” and the “S” is that the self-employed person puts more energy into running things themselves and taking care of the operations part of the business.  A “B” quadrant person sets up systems and hires people to run his businesses.  This frees them up to build more assets.

What if Sam Walton had to be at the store every night closing out the registers?  If so, there would be one small store in Bentonville, AR instead of the mega business it is today.

The last is “I”. This stands for investment.  Rich people are looking for assets – things that bring them money rather than costing them money. Investments are a way to do that. This can include real estate, the stock market, and more. 

Part of rethinking wealth is looking at life in a different way.  If you think opening your own business is the way to freedom, you are right – as long as you run it the right way. 

It all goes back to the old adage “Work smart, not hard” 

 Here’s to your journey,
Deborah