JIHAD BISNES

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Hari ni saya sambung menulis lagi setelah lama cuti .
Jihad bisnes ialah satu tajuk ceramah yang disampaikan oleh Tan Sri Ali Hasyim iaitu CEO JCorp.

Saya telah menghadiri ceramah tersebut dan ingin kongsi beberapa perkara disini.Jihad bisnes sebenarnya nak ajar dan nak ajak orang melayu supaya buat bisnes secara sistematik dan bijak, bukan buat bisnes dengan kerja keras dan ambil risiko yang kita sendiri tak boleh nak pikul.Jihad bisnes nak ajar orang melayu supaya buat bisnes dengan " WORK SMART " bukan " WORK HARD". Jadi , saya nak ajak pembaca semua supaya kita sama - sama boleh buat bisnes dengan bijak mulai sekarang sampai bila-bila.

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As there are myriad cases in which the term "network marketing" is used interchangeably with "multi-level marketing" the true meaning of the two terms becomes misunderstood.^{[1][not in citation given][2][not in citation given]} In many cases a multi-level marketing structure is used in combination with a network marketing strategy, so it is possible to refer to one particular company as using network marketing as well as multi-level marketing; however this is not always the case.^{[2][not in citation given]}

It is important to make the distinction that the term "network marketing" describes a particular marketing strategy, while "multi-level marketing" is a specific characteristic that is a large part of, and speaks to an overall business model. While the two are often seen implemented within the same company business plan, they need not be and in many cases one is used without the other.

It is possible confusion arises from the hierarchical structure created in a multi-level system: because of its nature, the system itself results in the formulation of a tree network within the scope of the company. The term "network marketing" however is not in reference to the structure of the company; it is a description of the nature of the strategy used to market the company products. In other words, the "network" adjective is not referring to any company-related attributes; it refers to how the marketing itself takes place: through the social networks of individuals. Put yet another way, network marketing is not marketing which necessarily creates a network within a company, it is marketing that is performed through the social networks of independent people.

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Kiyosaki is best known for his book Rich Dad, Poor Dad, the #1 New York Times bestseller. Kiyosaki followed with Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant and Rich Dad's Guide to Investing. He has now had at least a dozen books published. A partial list of his books is included below.^[4]

Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money—That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! (1997)

Main article: Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Originally self-published before being picked up commercially to become a best seller, the central concept of the book is an anecdotal comparison of his "two fathers." His "poor dad" was his biological father, who became Superintendent of the Hawaii State Department of Education but had very little real net worth. Contrasted with this is his (arguably fictitious, see "Criticism and controversy" section of this article) "rich dad," advocates tax-advantaged investment vehicles, such as real estate or businesses, rather than ownership of securities. This idea is further developed in his later books and "Rich Dad" became Kiyosaki's personal brand for various publishing ventures.

Cashflow Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom (2000)

Cashflow Quadrant is a personal finance and investing book written with Sharon Lechter, C.P.A. as the sequel to Rich Dad, Poor Dad. In it, Kiyosaki discusses what he calls the cashflow quadrant: a grid consisting of the letters "E", "S", "B", and "I." The cashflow quadrant itself is just an illustrative tool to show the difference between Employees, Self Employed/Small Business owners, Business owners (not directly involved in the day-to-day operation of the company), and Investors. Kiyosaki discusses the differences between concepts and ideas characteristic of each quadrant, particularly as they relate to passive income and tax advantages. Again, as a self-help author, he invites readers to consider their own ideas about money.

Rich Dad's Guide to Investing: What the Rich Invest in, That the Poor and the Middle Class Do Not! (2000)

Rich Dad's Guide to Investing gives the reader a roadmap to becoming the Ultimate Investor, one who uses other peoples' money to create investments that people want to buy into. While the first two books use broad strokes, this one goes into much more detail about actually implementing some of the strategies heretofore discussed.

Rich Kid, Smart Kid (2001)

Rich Kid, Smart Kid is a retelling of Kiyosaki's views, condensed and clarified to try and help parents better understand and teach their children key financial concepts. It includes a series of activities that a parent can do with their child to make them aware of property, finance and the various ways and places businesses make money.

Rich Dad's Prophecy (2002)

Rich Dad's Prophecy predicts that the market will crash around 2016 when the oldest Baby Boomers start cashing out their 401(k) plans. Individuals whose savings are locked into 401(k) plans will suffer because these retirement plans are not flexible and do not do well in a bear market.^[5] Robert Kiyosaki believes this may be his most important book yet.

Why We Want You To Be Rich coauthored by Donald Trump (2007)

Why We Want You To Be Rich is a book written by both Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump. It encourages individuals to become financially literate to combat the upcoming problems facing America, such as the shrinking middle class and the entitlement mentality