In this motivational talk, Coach Raphael Djine emphasizes that "cash flow is king" and introduces his "law of multiplication" as a framework for growing wealth. He argues that true financial freedom comes from creating systems that generate recurring cash flow without the need for daily labor. Djine illustrates the concept with real-world examples such as Walmart, McDonald's, and Hilton, showing how large enterprises collect money daily through automated processes. He stresses that even modest daily cash inflows— as low as $20‑$200— can compound over time, urging listeners to start small, build reliable income streams, and scale them. Throughout, he underscores the ethical responsibility of delivering the service you are paid for, warning against collecting money without providing value. The talk blends persuasive storytelling with practical advice, aiming to shift the audience’s mindset from wage‑based earnings to automated, passive revenue.
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All right, the root of money. How many do I have left? Last two. Cash flow is king. Cash flow is king. Law number nine: Cash flow is king. I talk about the law of multiplication. Multiply your money. Matter of fact, this this this this money you don't want this thing to. You want this thing to give you babies. So when we talk about cash flow, is this cash literally have to— you have to develop a system where this cash is making cash flow to you, flowing to you. So every day when you wake up or even when you— just like now that I'm doing these courses, Money is coming. I'm not making money doing this now, just like now, but I have multiple sources of income. They are not tangible money like this. System I put in place, product I have on the market, company I set up that is generating money now that I'm talking with you. Cash are flowing. I'm going to check my bank account in a minute and see how much money is there. I don't know how much is going to be there. Every time I'm surprised. Every day. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Someday I'm dancing. I'm like, oh, there's a lot of money in the bank account. Why? It's flowing to me. It's flowing. It's flowing. It's flowing. Cash flow is king. It's better to have $100,000 investment that is make cash flowing to you all the time. That's how you can do other things you want to do. You can, you know, you can live the life you want to live. You can do whatever you want to do because the cash are flowing, flowing. It's like a machine. The money is coming, the money is coming, the money is coming. But if you don't have that, that means you don't have a cash flow. Cash are not flowing. flowing to you. You go to Walmart, Walton is rich because every day he sends, matter of fact, he sends a truck to go collect the money. That's how bad it is. This guy, the Red Cross brother, they send a truck to McDonald's to go pick up money. Every day, a truck. They pay a guy to go carry. That's so much money. Hilton. I mean, you name it. How much do you get every morning when you wake up? What's the average? There are people who say, oh man, maybe this week, maybe this week, maybe about $15K will flow to me this week. Maybe. Some will say, yeah, maybe about $100K will flow to me. Some, maybe $1,500 will flow to me. $15K, or maybe $1,000. How much is flowing to you? I'm not talking about you go to work and work and then have it. If it's today, you just stay in your bed all day, from the morning to night, how much are you going to have in your bank account at the end of the day? Zero. If you— the answer is zero, you have to call me. You have to call me, because we have to get I mean, we have to develop a system. It doesn't have to be big. You can have a little system that's bringing you $200. Imagine you just, you know that every day even $75 is going to dump in your account. It makes a difference. You can start somewhere. That can be $30, less than $50, but at least you know that at the end of the day you have something. You have something. That can be only $20. It's better than nothing. You can start with $20 and within the next 30 days you have so much money. But whatever you do, you must have cash flow. Cash must flow toward you. Cash must flow to you. If the cash are not flowing to you, toward you, you have a major problem. That means you are valid one on the road of money. You must have cash flow. I'm not talking about your job because you only pay when you go to work. If your boss don't see you for one week, he's gonna cut up— he's gonna cut off that deposit. Matter of fact, when I don't see my walk-in one day, I mean one hour, I'm like, whoa, somebody is stealing money from me. Because your boss pay you for a service you are render. When you stop the service, if you continue to collect the money, you are a thief. Some people should be send the check back to their boss, like, hey boss, I'm sorry, man, I, I, I, I really didn't walk today. I didn't do what you was expecting me to do. Yeah. I mean, that's just being fair. You get paid for service, I mean, for work. I mean, if somebody pay me to paint his house and I don't paint the house, why would I collect the payment? That mean I'm a thief, right? I'm in the transport business. If somebody pay me to move their stuff from point A to point B, I don't show up to move the stuff and I keep the money, I'll go to jail. Even if I don't go to jail, I mean, I'll say I'm a thief. I'm just a thief. If somebody pay— if you go and pay Henry Ford to give you a car, he keep you— he take your money and not give you a car, he's a thief. So we have to make sure we render the service. I do consulting, for example, for business. When you come, I charge you, and guess what? I make sure I set up the company for you. If I don't set up the company and I collect the money, that's not right. I have to give you the money back. Because when you get paid for service, you must render the service. But what we are talking about here is what service and system do you have in place that can keep running and you don't go and work to get paid for it? physically. That's how cash flows to you. Number 10.
