Finance 101

There is a golden adage when we are talking about monetary measures.

"When you know the art of love, and include the practicality of investment, money comes to you like water to the ocean."

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Well, to me, money is like energy, and energy as we understand, is always constant, just changing hands according to the need and requirement. (When an authority print money, the value of each note goes down automatically.) When a person is full of love, his value is up, and money, just being another commodity of love, easily comes to him. When we study, we are investing in love, and the service we render after our graduation warrants us a certain salary scale. For mother Teresa, she is full of love, being humble and altruistic, only wanting to help the poor everyday with services of joy, and while she attracts money to her by the millions, this enables her to properly allocate the resource to the needy causes of the poor. This is noble indeed. Most businesses that earn a profit are people loving entreprise, and therefore, attracts monetary gains as a reward. When a business channel money gain to charity, this business becomes an attraction for money, for money flows to the needy by virtue of grace, and the business becomes a money conduit of the economy.

Investment is about trust, and when you put trust in an organization, you willing place your money in them, for you understand that when they benefit, you will also benefit as well. This is investing in love. Simply, I feel the law of money is just like the people who knows how to use money best will easily earn the money for good usage. Afterall, money is a commodity of love that circulates healthily for worldly development. If anybody wants to play a game to learn about financial literacy, I recommend Robert Kirosaki's Cashflow101 programme. I have the game, and my friends, those who are willing to play, just let me know and I will arrange a social event.