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| When: | Every 4th Saturday of the month [except December] |
| Where: | Café Capri On The Water Capri Commercial Centre Via Roma (Salerno Street) Isle of Capri QLD 4217 (07) 5570 1223 |
| Time: | 9 AM to 1 PM |
| Cost: | $5.00 donation to cover photocopying and venue hire |
| Essentials: | Bring a calculator, pencil and eraser Please bring the game if you have one |
Everyone is welcome to join us for lunch afterwards at the café.
Bookings aren't necessary, but we like to know how many people to expect so the café can set up enough tables. So please let us know if you'd like to join us by filling in the contact form below.
| Game 1 | January 26 |
| Game 2 | February 23 |
| Game 3 | March 22 |
| Game 4 | April 26 |
| Game 5 | May 24 |
| Game 6 | June 28 |
| Game 7 | July 26 |
| Game 8 | August 23 |
| Game 9 | September 27 |
| Game 10 | October 25 |
| Game 11 | November 22 |
| Christmas Party | December 7 |
Cashflow 101 players usually play 5-6 to a table
Club History
The Queensland Cashflow Club was founded by Angie Lee, a 16 year-old high school student who purchased the game in December 2001 after reading Robert Kiyosaki's financial bestseller, Rich Dad, Poor Dad.
Angie began playing Cashflow with her older brothers, but they soon decided to seek out other players in the area. She placed an ad on the Internet and met several keen players from Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Angie then set up the Oz Cashflow website for Cashflow players around Australia, making contact with over 300 people.
The Brisbane-based players began holding their own meetings in Brisbane while Angie's core group met in the members' homes on the Gold Coast. But as the club expanded, they chose to meet at a public venue, and after two years at Pacific Fair, decided a café on the river provided a more enjoyable and relaxed venue.
In early 2003 Angie moved from the area to begin her University studies and an informal committee took over the running of the club. We remain appreciative of her vision and of the opportunity we've been given to pursue our financial education in such an enjoyable way.
The club is an informal structure with no joining fees. Players come to the meetings as their schedules permit, and often form alliances with other members to explore special interests such as real estate, the stock market or building a business.
Playing Cashflow outdoors in summer
Just complete this short form if you'd like to attend our next game:
Finding A Cashflow Club In Your Area
The Rich Dad web site now lists Cashflow clubs around the world. Just visit the site at RichDad.com and click on Our Community.
If you can't find a club in your area, go to Google and search for 'cashflow club', along with the name of your city and state.
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Your Next Step:
- Read Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad book series to become familiar with his wealth creation strategies.
- To purchase the Cashflow 101 game, visit Pow Wow Events in Australia or the Rich Dad web site in the United States.
- To learn more about our mentor, Bellum Tan, please visit the Bellum Tan page.
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| Disclaimer: This site is purely educational and we make no claims or guarantees with regard to the information presented. Please consult a certified NLP practitioner for individual coaching in the use of NLP techniques. We strongly advise consulting a financial industry professional before embarking on a wealth creation journey. |
