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Tuesday 20th July, 7pm - Friends' Meeting House, Oxford This month we're understanding cash flow, and playing a game. It must be... the Cash Flow Game!  | Join us this month, to gain insight into your personal wealth strategy, and see it played out in front of your eyes. There are many ways to manage your money, and tonight you can hear about the ways that work best for you - and test them out. Using the Cash Flow Game (Cash Flow 101) you will be able to try out new strategies in a safe environment before applying them in the real world. Designed by Robert and Kim Kiyosaki (Rich Dad Poor Dad), tonight's event will let you create your own personal route out of The Rat Race. |
Sarah Jayne Hewitt from Winning Ways to Wealth was approached by the Rich Dad organisation two years ago to run the British Franchise for Cashflow Clubs. She turned it down! "It was a key moment", Sarah Jayne says. “Apart from the obvious fact – saying 'no' to Robert Kiyosaki – we felt that there was a greater need for anglicising the whole thing, that it was just too American to be as impactful as it could have been, and a lot of the value was lost.“ “We live in Britain, so now the Cashflow terminology has been adapted for the British market. In all the personal development courses we’ve attended no-one has done this before. Winning Ways To Wealth has. This means that the game is easier for you to relate to and that the learning stays in your unconscious mind longer, becoming second nature, so that you act instinctively with unconscious competence.” Playing Cashflow 101 on Tuesday the 20th is just the beginning. Playing it over a period of time will reveal your hidden limiting beliefs that have been keeping you from taking the necessary action that will lead to your success. About Sarah Jayne Hewitt and Winning Ways To Wealth Sarah Jayne has been running Cashflow Clubs for the last 6 years, teaching and training in British financial philosophy across the country. She has helped countless people find their personal strategy for wealth creation. Sarah understands what it means to have real money troubles, following her own bankruptcy. Her mantra is now: “I may be bankrupt, but I’m not broken". From somebody who's been to the brink and is building her way back, we hope you'll gain a unique insight into how to build your own Winning Way to Wealth. http://winningwaystowealth.co.uk/ |