The Entrepreneur acts in the static world of equilibrium. The benefit of living in a free society is that we all have the choice to be rich, poor, or middle class. We have all been conditioned all our lives to go to school, get good grades, and then get a safe, secure job. This is Industrial Age thinking. In today’s Information Age, this advice is obsolete. We are not taught how to become business owners and investors. Gone are the days when the company or government can guarantee a pension for your old age. Today and in the future, more and more people will see that they can only rely on themselves and their financial knowledge if they want real security. We believe it would be wiser to condition ourselves, and our children into thinking: Go to school, get good grades, build businesses, and become a successful investor. Yes, you can always get a job. But you can’t always find financial freedom. Financial freedom means having the cash flow and the free time. A job and a boss won’t give you that kind of freedom. It doesn’t take a formal education to become rich. Bill Gates, Michael Dell, Ted Turner, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Steve Jobs, Ralph Lauren. These people dropped out of school and built successful businesses. It doesn’t take money to make money, it takes financial education. You only have so many hours in a day and you can only work so hard. So why work hard for money? Learn to have money and people work hard for you, and you can be free to do the things that are important. Learn to control your emotions. You need to learn to control the fear of losing money, taking a risk and quitting your safe, secure job. The decision is up to you Entrepreneurs are non-fixed income earners; they invest known amounts of money in production, without exactly knowing in advance how much income that investment will generate. However, they do expect the earnings will exceed the investment, based on their knowledge about the demand for the product. The entrepreneur acts in the static world of equilibrium. Mind your own business. Invest in assets that put money in your pocket. Build an efficient and profitable business system that earns and works hard for you while you are out playing golf. It isn’t about how much money you make, it’s really about how much money you keep, how fast it grows and works for you, and for how many generations it will last