Cashflow 101 The Board Game: From Rich Dad, Poor Dad June 8, 2010

Cashflow 101 The Board Game: From Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Do you want to get out of the Rat Race?
Do you want your money to work for you... instead of you working for it?
Do you want to practice investing without the real-world risks?

CASHFLOW® 101 is an educational board game that teaches accounting, finance, and investing at the same time - and makes learning fun! Experience all the fun of without taking all the real life risks!

Join members of The NYC Business Networking Group and SalesPartners NY for this hands-on game. You’ll make money, lose money and discover what few people ever learn - the secrets of the rich: how to profit in up markets and down markets! Business owners, entrepreneurs, real estate professionals, investors and those who want to enjoy learning in a fun, and interactive atmosphere are welcome to join us.

WHEN: Tuesday, June 8, 2010 at 6:30 PM
WHERE: NY Institute of Technology: 16 W 61 St, 11th Floor
COST: $25 Prepaid or $35/door
RSVP: http://www.meetup.com/The-NYC-Business-Networking-Group
Here is just a taste of what you get when you play the game of the RICH:

• Learn and play the board game that the rich have been playing for years.
• Join a live conference call prior to the game with SalesPartners New York - a Rich Dad Advisors company.
• Find your style of building wealth without taking the real world risks.
• Play in the largest CASHFLOW® 101 Game in New York City.
• Receive prizes as the first person to get out of the CASHFLOW® 101 Rat Race.
• Spend time with Rich Dad students, fans, and entrepreneurs.

The night will start promptly at 7:00 PM and will go until 9:30 PM. The games will be timed with people playing multiple games at once. YOU MUST BE on time or your seat will be forfeited.

EVENT TESTIMONIAL from Sarah Max, CNN/Money Senior Writer

“On a recent evening I bought into a limited partnership, flipped a bed and breakfast for a quick profit, tripled my money on "OK4U" pharmaceutical stock. I also got downsized from my teaching job, bought a duplex and had a baby. After all that, I managed to get out of the proverbial rat race.”

Official Website: http://www.meetup.com/The-NYC-Business-Networking-Group