Money Morpheus

In the Money Matrix, you're sold a dream of retiring at 65.

However, by that time, what you truly want isn't money; it's also time, energy, and health.

The Money Matrix doesn't refund any of those.

In the Money Matrix, you think people envy the rich. They don’t. They envy being envied.

The definition of wealth is the number of days you can survive without physically working (or anyone else in your household physically working) and still maintain your standard of living.

Some people may not be able to change their circumstances, but can certainly change their response to them.

In the Money Matrix, your money is debt and your savings are promises.

"The problem with being young is that you don't know what it feels like to be old. If you knew what being old felt like, you would plan your financial life differently."

~ Robert Kiyosaki

The most efficient retirement strategies require an integration of both investments and insurance.

Always remember that your expense is someone else's income.

Many people never realize that achieving financial independence is not about how much you earn, but rather about how you manage the money you already have.

Stop listening to those who don't have what you want.

When you seek someone else's opinion, you're buying into their mindset.

For many people, controlling their expenses is much easier than increasing their income.

In the Money Matrix, working hard and saving is the norm.

Owning assets and cash flow is the exception.

One of the best kept secrets of successful investors is not diversifying, but integrating.

Investing for cash flow and capital gains makes more sense than worrying about the market's ups and downs.

The rich keep getting richer because they use their assets to cover their expenses.

Then, they take anything extra and invest it in more assets, which produces more income to cover more expenses.

That's how to become financially free.

Those who say it cannot be done are usually interrupted by others who are doing it.

Offense wins games, but defense wins championships.

Growth through the stock market may bring gains, but risk management decides whether you keep them.