You might just be putting your horse before your carriage (or however that saying goes)

Slow and steady (and with attentiveness to the numbers) wins the race, says Rossi.

I think that part of that had to do with reading lots of books, applying action items to the real world and having a positive attitude towards learning and growing.my goal is to learn a few things from Rich Dad and apply them and get out of the rat race by November 2008.

The garage used to be to an old speed shop where they built engines for drag racing cars.

I gotta get out of the rat race.

My ultimate goal is to escape the "Rat Race" and not live pay check to pay check and be able to contribute to my community.

I'll regroup and keep my foot on the gas until we finish the race.

I know you don't want to look like you're looking a gift horse in the mouth, but you really need to.

Over the last 3 or 4 years I have become increasingly miserable with my role in the "rat-race" which is Corporate America and I'm absolutely dead set on making my escape! 

So my goal is to buy and hold properties that will generate the needed passive income to be financially free (even played the Cashflow game yesterday in almost 10 years...and it's always exciting to get out the rat race!!