Myron Golden explains why financial freedom and financial security aren't the same thing. He uses Robert G. Allen's two-doors metaphor: pick security and you get neither, pick freedom and you get both. The real move is managing risk, not running from it.
Hey there. YouTube. Myron golden here. Today I want to talk to you about the truth about financial freedom. And here's the truth about financial freedom. There's a difference between financial freedom and financial security. Most people think they can use the terms financial freedom and financial security interchangeably. They're not interchangeable. They're opposites. In the words of Robert G. Allen, the author of no Money down and Multiple Streams of Income and Multiple Streams of Internet Income. Here's what he said. He said, in life, there are two doors. One is marked freedom. The other is marked security. If you choose the door marked security, you get neither security nor freedom. If you choose the door marked freedom, freedom, you get both. Stop thinking that becoming financially free is the same as becoming financially secure. Financial security means financial safety. Financial freedom means financial choices. You want choices. You don't want safety. You want to manage risk, not avoid risk. Then and only then, can you become financially free. Hope this helps.
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