Invest In Friendship

Most people consider expensive tangible items as their prime investment such as homes, car collection, or even someone’s small business in Vancouver. However, most people seem to oversee WHO they should invest in as opposed to WHAT.

Imagine buying a car $5,000 off of the MSRP, or purchasing a brand new top of the line computer system with a 40% discount (even though it’s not on sale).

Some people would think this is not possible. This is why it is important to invest in others. Investing in people is just as important as investing in a tangible item.

When you invest on someone, it does not come with a monetary value. In fact, it is so much better that it cannot be measured.  Instead, you create a positive relationship with them, leading to a friendship. Creating a relationship means maintaining and keeping them in your network. In the long term, your network will then increase in size, and you will have a good number of friends you can turn to.

Imagine having a car dealership owner in your network? Maybe you can purchase your dream car after all.

Quick Tips:

1. Keep them as your friend. But they don’t necessarily have to be your best friend
2. Create a positive relationship, and maintain it
3. Use them to your advantage
4. Filter out those who you can’t benefit from

What if you have nothing in common?
Well, no 2 people are exactly alike. Everyone have their own flaws. Always look at the positive side of that person and use it to your advantage. Don’t focus on the negative side. Think of it this way, what makes you and best friend to be “best friends”?

Investing in others has its own rewards.