Japi's Blog

Network Marketing Recommended by Robert Kiyosaki

I recently read the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki.  I highly recommend the book since it opens your eyes to strategies that can help you learn to make (and keep) money.

The book has helped me better understand the TRUE difference between an asset and a liability... it sounds simple enough, but a lot of people will buy a liability thinking it's an asset... read the book, it's great! 

The best network marketing I have encountered is the one I am currently working: Shop To Earn.  I have come to this conclusion for several reasons

1. Shop To Earn offers all the stores and brands you already buy
2. Shop To Earn's structure is simple (no director, diamond, silver, executive, etc...) you grow your network, you make a lot of money 
3. The network is not limited to a specific generation of growth 

Here's a video by Robert Kiyosaki where he suggests network marketing (or multilevel marketing) as a great tool to generate large amounts of money quickly.

Pale Blue Dot - by Carl Sagan

This is an amazing video which leaves you thinking of our importance and lack thereof.

It's in English and has Spanish sub-titles.

Lionly Love - just amazing

My daughter, Melissa, sent me this and I thought it was just too beautiful not to include it in my blog... as I make another detour from my political posts. 

This lady in Colombia rescued a malnourished lion and when she comes back to visit, the lion shows it's gratitude.  It's truly amazing!

The Front Fell Off - Spoof Interview

My son showed me this video last night and I nearly died laughing... OMG!  For a while I was thinking that it was a real interview.  I did some searches and found that it's from an Australian TV show called A Current Affair. 

The video discusses an oil spill which occured on July 21, 1991 off the coast of Western Australia when a tanker called the Kirki lost it's bow. The performers are John Clarke (Senator Bob Collins) and Bryan Dawe (interviewer). Clarke & Dawe had a weekly segment on A Current Affair, where they'd do a topical spoof interview.

It's pretty hilarious!