After one of my trainings, a young man approached me and informed me that he had a business proposal for me. I was really interested in hearing what he had to say since those kinds of debates made sense to me.
He informed me he
works for an investment plan and that if I invest with them, I can expect to
make 30 to 50% of my money every month starting the first month. It sounds
wonderful, and I can assure you that every businessperson wants to hear that if
they invest money, they will see a profit.
I fixed my gaze on him
and posed the following questions to him:
Is there a business
plan for where you wish to put my money?
What investment can you pay me dividends from if it starts making money in a month?
I told him your offer
was good but not supported to draw my money without much explanation.
Many people I know
have been duped by financial investment schemes because they do not ask
questions before investing since they are just interested in the promised
profit, which is not always the case.
There is no assurance
that any company investment will provide a profit, and you should prepare your
mind to win as well as lose when entering an investment plan.
Don't be fooled by
their charming rhetoric or the clothes they wear; business is business.
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