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The big cats of Africa teach their young survival skills at an early age. The
mother cat will bring a small live animal to her young. The young cats pouch, tackle, and bite the animal.
While this may seem cruel to us, the mother is teaching her kids life skills which will help them once they become
independent. She understands that the games they
play now, will translate into real life later. The mother cat is training them for independence. * Your children
must also play the types of games now which will translate into real life later. The wise King Solomon said, “Train up a child in the way that he shall go and when he is old
he shall not depart from it.” While schools may teach the basics of money, they do not teach
how cash should flow, how to build assets, or business ownership. Schools are more geared to training your child
on getting a good education so they can get a good job. A system that has kept many Americans’
working long hours for little pay, living paycheck to paycheck, and praying their jobs doesn’t go away. * Your child can be different.
Have them play games that will stimulate their thinking, games that will show them how wealth is created. Have
them play a game that will teach them how to buy various properties and businesses. Your child can play a fun
game that will show them how cash flows and how certain expenses will affect that cash flow. * That game is called, “My $1,000,000 Checkbook.” * Monopoly Works, LLC is excited to offer 'My $1,000,000 Checkbook' avaliable in
the Fall of 2012. Your child or teen can play a game that will teach them the financial skills needed to
be successful.
No
hard to understand jargon, no long learning curve, and no long hours on hours of game play. * ‘My
$1,000,000 Checkbook’ will teach your child or teen: How
cash should flow. How to buy different types of houses, condos,
and apartments. How to buy various businesses. Assets vs Liabilities. The true cost
of living expenses. Life Happens. And much more.
* Imagine your child or teen looking down and at one glance being able to see all their assets;
houses, condos, apartments, business and also seeing at the same time all their liabilities; cars, boats, jet
skis, and time shares. Not on some boring spreadsheet,
but a very real tangible way they’ll
see how they are financially and will learn what to do about it. They’ll have fun all the while becoming
financially literate.
The more they play ‘My $1,000,000 Checkbook’
the better they'll understand how money works and how money can work for them. It’s a fun way for
your child to become financially literate.
You will have the satisfaction of knowing that your child is getting the necessary skills to win in the game
of life.
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