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Temporary Cash is an improvement from the One-Time Cash world, in that you work once and get paid again and again but only for a limited, temporary time.
One of the most enlightening moments on my path to financial independence was when I realized that not all money is created equal. I divide money into three categories: One-Time Cash, Temporary Cash, and Forever Cash.
Since I quit my job, I have learned a lot about how the world of money works, and how sometimes it seems like the rich operate by a separate set of rules than the rest of us.

In my time here on Earth, I have learned an incredibly valuable lesson about personal finances – it’s not how much money you make – it’s how you spend that money that counts. At my live events, I meet people who make $100,000, $200,000, or maybe...

When I first realized that I had to find a better way to make a living, I didn’t rule out anything. I looked at real estate investing, stock market investing, and any conceivable method of making money. After each one, I evaluated each opportunity based on the following four criteria:
People sometimes ask me why I spend so much time teaching others how to make and invest money? I guess I’m motivated by the same thing that motivates any teacher – I want everybody to be armed with the knowledge they need to survive and thrive in the real world.
The Wealth Wheel is one of the major tenants of the Forever Cash philosophy. By following the steps in order, you can make more money, pay off your debts, and invest in cash producing assets. So what are the main components of the Wealth Wheel? Have a look at the graphic below:
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