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for me was to simply get a high-paying job. As you know, there are many
                people with high-paying jobs who have no money.

                    If you want to be an entrepreneur who builds a B quadrant business, or a
                professional investor in the I quadrant, financial intelligence is everything.
                For those in the B and I quadrants, financial intelligence is essential because
                it’s the intelligence that gets you paid. In the B and I quadrants, the higher

                your financial intelligence is, the higher your income will be.
                    Rich dad said to me, “You can be a successful doctor and be poor. You
                can also be a successful schoolteacher and be poor. But you cannot be a
                successful  entrepreneur  or  investor  and  be  poor.  Success  in  the  B  and  I

                quadrants  is  measured  in  money.  That  is  why  financial  intelligence  is  so
                important.”




                In Summary


                After 1971, the dollar turned into a currency. In 1974, businesses stopped

                paying  employees  a  paycheck  for  life.  As  a  result  of  these  two  major
                changes,  financial  intelligence  became  more  important  than  ever.  While
                financial intelligence is important for everyone, it’s even more important for
                certain  people,  specifically  those  who  plan  on  staking  their  professional

                claims in the B and I quadrants.
                    One of the reasons our school systems do not teach students much about
                money  is  because  most  schoolteachers  operate  from  the  E  quadrant,  and
                thus our schools prepare people for the E and S quadrants. If you plan on

                operating out of the B and I quadrants, then the five financial intelligences
                are essential, and you won’t learn them in school.
                    In summary, the five financial IQs are:



                    1. Financial IQ #1: Making more money.
                    2. Financial IQ #2: Protecting your money.
                    3. Financial IQ #3: Budgeting your money.
                    4. Financial IQ #4: Leveraging your money.

                    5. Financial IQ #5: Improving your financial information.
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