Tulsa Cash Flow 101 Club

One of the first action steps you can take on your journey to financial freedom is to start playing the cashflow board game, Cashflow® 101. This financial education board game was designed by Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author of the Rich Dad, Poor Dad book series.
Robert is a fourth-generation Japanese-American who grew up in Hawaii in the 1950s. His father, the poor dad of the title, was head of the Education Department of Hawaii during Robert's childhood. His rich dad, the father of his best friend Mike, was a wealthy businessman who began teaching Robert and Mike about creating wealth when the boys were nine years old.

The Cashflow® game, in many ways an adult version of Monopoly, teaches accounting, finance and investing, and is a distillation of the wealth-creating principles Robert learned from his rich dad.

The best way to play the Cashflow® game is to find a group of like-minded players who are committed to pursing their own wealth creation dreams.

Playing Cashflow® 101 with friends and family can be less satisfying if they don't share your financial ambitions and are therefore less motivated to play the game and master its inherent principles.

It's interesting to note that many successful business leaders and entrepreneurs around the world continue to play the Cashflow® 101 game, well after the point where an observer might conclude that they've learned all they needed to from the exercise.

Click here for a quick preview of the game:
http://cashflow.vo.llnwd.net/o16/cashflow3.swf