I received this valuable email from Lisa Sasevich, who I highly respect. Here is what she wrote, “Wanted to take a minute today to invite you to a unique and free intensive teleseminar series that I am participating in that you won’t want to miss! Joining me will be an amazing line up of the world’s leading experts in personal development, business success and wealth creation to help you prosper during tough times and finally break through to a RICH LIFE.”

This afternoon a friend was over for supper. Anyway, before we ate, we had our oldest Isaac (7 yrs), read a passage from the Bible and then I quizzed my kids on what was written (we definitely don’t do that every night, but I like using the Bible as our dinner table appetizer because of the variety of stories, poems, songs, and critical-thinking ethical issues it poses for the kids. It’s a basic bonanza of fodder for stimulating conversation). After supper, my buddy watches Shanny & I as we train our little kids how to completely clear the messy dinner table (cleaning plates, wiping table, cleaning floors, putting away salts/peppers/sauces/etc). Then suddenly, my buddy gets this reflective, philosophical look in his eye and says…

If you took one year off from your business, would it be in the same shape – or better – when you came back? If the answer is no, according to Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, you don’t really have a business, you’ve got a job. There’s no reason your business shouldn’t grow just because you’re not around to tend to it. You simply need to think differently to make that happen.