What Schools Will Never Teach You About Money By Robert T. Kiyosaki

• S stands for star.
This person could be a recording artist, movie 
star, or sports figure. They usually sell their star power to the 
highest bidder.
• S stands for strange. Many artists or eccentric people gravitate
to the S quadrant. They need to be who they are, do their own
thing, and strut their stuff. Most do not fit into the normal
world and have no plans to try to fit in. The brave new world
of the web is filled with strange birds, people doing strange
things, begging for attention.
• S also stands for self-employed. Most entrepreneurs are
self-employed. They do not own a business. They own a job.
They cannot stop working because, if they stopped working,
their income would stop.
Once a self-employed person can leave their business—and
the business does better without them—they have become 
a true entrepreneur. They have built an asset, which is what
true entrepreneurs do.
The B Quadrant
B means big business, a business with more than 500 employees 
and big corporate offices.
Most B-quadrant businesses operate via corporate offices and 
branch offices. 
I have found that managers who work for big public companies 
are different from managers who work for entrepreneurial private 
businesses. One reason I was anxious to leave the Xerox Corporation 
was because I did not like the type of managers they hired to
manage the workers. A corporate culture is different from an 
entrepreneurial culture.

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Bonus FAQs
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I have never completed a successful franchise offering and 
would like to someday, primarily for the experience. Launching 
a franchise is a much more sophisticated venture than an IPO 
because a franchisee sells a turnkey business, often to people 
who are not entrepreneurs. Creating a business that can be run 
profitably by the average person is a monumental task.