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We couldn’t be more excited for this month’s Wealth Revolution Competition event. On April 27th , we’re welcoming the 11-time World Champion in Racquetball, Brazilian Jujitsu, and Mixed Martial Arts, Egan Inoue, also host of Egan’s Fit Body Bootcamp!

Egan was born and raised in Manoa Valley, and he now enjoys life in Hawaii with his wife and 5 kids. He and his wife, Marcia, successfully manage fitness gyms in Moiliili, Kailua & Aiea. Egan’s Moiliili gym is the home of his Brazilian Jiujitsu classes for men and woman of all ages. His fitness classes are a fun, effective combination of his training techniques from his professional sports career.

Egan’s goal is to provide people of Hawaii a friendly atmosphere to improve their fitness, train in MMA Bootcamps, give children a strong foundation in life, and to help both children and adults learn life-saving techniques. Egan leads his family and clients by example, following his philosophy of clean eating, consistent exercise, and constant learning and self-development.

At this event, Egan will share his secrets on the “Mindset of a Champion.” As a result of winning eleven world championships in three different sports, Egan delivers hope, inspiration and proven principles that will guarantee success once they are applied to life, relationships, and business. Some of what Egan will cover at this 2-hour Bootcamp event include overcoming obstacles, setting goals, focusing on your process, defining your non-negotiables, discipline, and creating your vision.

You don’t want to miss the event that inspires your mind, body, and soul all at once. Join the Tardus team and Egan Inoue for the Wealth Revolution Competition meeting on April 27th from 6:30-8:30pm.
Bonus - we have two great promotions for attendees!

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To register for this event, click here. 

If you’re unable to attend, don’t worry! We’ll be streaming it live on Facebook. Grab your friends and family and get ready to be inspired!

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How can I maximize my charitable contributions?

Q: How can I maximize my charitable contributions?

 

A: If you’re like many Americans, donating to charity can be an appealing way to help people in need while also quietly taking “credit” for it though your taxes in the form of a credit. What some people forget though is how to get the most “bang for their buck” when it comes to donating to charity. For those that are planning to make a charitable gift, more times than not it usually makes the most sense to donate an appreciated long-term capital asset versus selling the asset and giving the charity the after-tax proceeds. By donating the asset instead of the cash, you can avoid the capital gains on the sale AND you can get a deduction for the full fair-market value of the property. Be sure to consult with your wealth coach to ensure the best strategy for your situation.

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Examine your deepest beliefs about yourself and money

 

This is the biggest clue to which of your thoughts need to change in order for you to cross the millionaire hurdle.  Here are a few of my favorite quotes from one of my mentors, Robert Kiyosaki.
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“You’ll often find that it’s not mom or dad, husband or wife, or the kids that’s stopping you. It’s you. Get out of your own way.” 

“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.” 

“Start small and dream big.” 

“If you want to be financially-free, you need to become a different person than you are today and let go of whatever has held you back in the past.” 

“People who dream small dreams continue to live as small people.” 

“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.” ​

 

The Cashflow Quandrant is a way of looking at different individuals in the business world based on their core values - which inevitably show up in how they live their day to day life.

Employee “I’m looking for a safe, secure job with benefits.” Core Value of Security

Self-Employed “If you want it done right, do it yourself.” Core Value of Independence
Business Owner “I’m looking for a good system, good network, and the smartest people I know to help run my business.” Core Value of Accumulation
Investor “I find ways to use my money so that it comes back to me multiplied.” Core Value of Freedom

Employees and Self-employed individuals work hard for money. Business owners and Investors work hard for a few years because they know that what they are doing will provide freedom for the rest of their lives.

Tardus helps people get to the Investor side of the quadrant... investing in a way that brings cash flow vs. trying to accumulate wealth long-term through the traditional stock market, buy and hold strategy.

Your core values inherently affect your professional life, which in turn affects the rest of your life and those around you. Which quadrant do you fall into and what are you doing about it?

 

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