Sudden Realizations from CASHFLOW

I know it's been a long time coming, that I haven't posted anything here for the past few months.

Everything you need to learn about money. You can have it all in this board.

Some of you may be curious. Some of you may not care. But this is what I do.

Somehow my months of play, study and work have caught up that I forgot to open and manage my blog. And to a surprise, my blog is still getting a lot of views from people I might not even recognize, let alone if they really exist.

So there's this game my friend brought along in the office. I have actually played it a couple of times before, and at last I got hold of the material and we got to play it.

Ever heard of the board game CASHFLOW?

A Tale of Two Buses, cont.

So I worked on my story-telling skills, and it was good for a start. It was a story that was trying to prove a point. A point that has long term financial implications when taken to heart the lessons learned.

If you were brought here by accident, and you have no idea what you are about to read here, it is highly recommended to read the first part of this 2-part blog series here.

If you have read the story I just made a few days ago, then you are prepared to understand the lessons and the interpretations of the characters, situations and places presented. In personal finance, especially for protection and investments, a great way to make people understand it is through a simple story. And those involved in the story.

So let's dissect them one by one: