Truly Rich Club by Bo Sanchez

[Bricksand]

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ok sounds good / need to ask why you have to pay for a registration?

that's business bro...

[ejsalilig]

There's a lot of valuable information from the subscription. You get a lot of free ebook worth more that almost 3k in value. If you're investing in stocks, you'll get tips on what to buy and sell. You always get regular audio materials from Bo Sanchez. I also receive Wealth Strategies which are important in building wealth and business. Yes, you pay but the value of what the club is giving is more than what you're paying.

If you're not satisfied, you can get your money back and, at the same time, keep all the materials you got from the club.

[IPsuite]

all ebooks related to stock investing are free of charge..mr. google is our friend...u must be resourceful to be successful...some are witty enough and will outsmart you to earn a profit, same with stock trading/investing...

bo is smart enough isn't he?

[silent-kill]

ang mga recommendation ni Bo Sanchez similar ra kaau sa ColFinancial.. so ad2 nalang ko mo sunod sa COLFinancial ako portfolio karon ako gi sunod sa ilang "COLing the shots"

[badwiser]

ok sounds good / need to ask why you have to pay for a registration?

i appreciate you asking that question on why someone needs to pay for registration bro!
i'd like to answer that question bro, however, i believe it'll help you more if i'll just share this article to you..

This is a short look at a Wealth Strategy Newsletter from the TrulyRichClub. This is a bit long, but I do hope you'll read the entire article to help you understand its message.

"AVOID THE FREE LUNCH ATTITUDE"

Remember this crazy story?
Someone who smoked for 20 years is now suing Phillip Morris because he has cancer.
Or how about this story: There’s a thief who sued the owner of the house he was trying to rob, because when he went out of the window to escape, he fell and broke his leg.
Absurd, right?
In other words, we like free lunches. Smoke for 20 years and let others pay. Rob a house and let the owner pay.
Let me tell you another crazy story...
When I give my financial seminars, I give a “No Questions Asked” Money Back Guarantee. That means we give back the fees if participants say they didn’t like the seminar.
I think we’re one of the few organizations in the country who does this. (In fact, in some of our more technical seminars, we’ll even add P1000 when we return their seminar fees—as a way of paying for their lost time.)
One day, my staff showed me a letter from a seminar participant, asking for a refund. The reason was out of this world.
He wrote, “I became too busy with my schedules and I wasn’t able to apply what I learned in your seminar. Can I get a refund?”
I laughed.
I instructed the office, “Give him a refund.”
My staff went berserk. They couldn’t believe it. They said, “But Bo, it’s not our fault that he didn’t apply what he learned in the seminar. It’s his fault. Why will we give him a refund?”
I said, “Out of pity. With that kind of attitude, he’ll always be a failure. Because he keeps looking for the free lunch.”

Graduate from Your Free Lunch

Twice in my life, friends gave me a car.
I’m extremely thankful they gave me a car. When they gave me my first car, I was traveling all over Luzon, preaching to various groups. I couldn’t afford a car so it was such a huge blessing.
Yes, the free lunch is a wonderful gift from God.
But I now believe it’s not His best gift for us.
What is a better gift than free lunch? The capacity to earn and pay for your lunch.
Recently, I bought a new car with my own money. From the sweat of my brow. From the earnings of my businesses.
Hey, receiving a free car was incredible. I loved it.
But I noticed that when I bought the car with my own money, the feeling was a THOUSAND times better! Honest.
Because aside from the car I bought, I felt I grew.
I became wiser. More business savvy. More financially literate. The car was merely a symbol of who I’ve become.
Remember that the first and most important skill you’ll ever need in becoming successful is to take personal responsibility.
If you’re receiving a free lunch today (in any form), thank God for it. Perhaps your parents are still giving you money.
Perhaps you live with your parents and they don’t ask you to share in the expenses. Perhaps a best friend always treats you out. Perhaps a Ninang (godmother) always gives you a monthly allowance even if you’re already 27 years old.
But for the sake of your own personal growth, I urge you: Graduate from free lunches.
Move on. Grow up!
Free lunches are crutches. They’re there to help you while your legs heal. But once they’re healed, you need to throw away the crutches. If you don’t throw away the crutches, your legs will never be fully healed.
In the same way, if you don’t avoid free lunches, you’ll never grow in your capacity to earn.

You Need the Pain of Paying

One day, a woman came up to me and asked, “Brother Bo, why do you charge for your Kerygma Conference? It should be free. Some people won’t be able to go because they can’t pay P500 for the ticket.”
This is how I answered: “The weekly Feast is free. There are no tickets. But the Kerygma Conference is a 3-day conference we hold once a year. We spend P6 million to make it happen.”
She was shocked, “P6 million? My goodness. Then don’t hold it in PICC. Hold it in an open-air place, like Luneta. So that it will be free.”
Very patiently, I explained, “Even if you hold it in Luneta, it will still cost a lot of money. First, we’ll rent chairs at P20 each. Multiply that by 10,000 people. And then we have to get a very powerful open-air audio system. Probably will cost
half-a-million. Plus very powerful lights that will cost a lot too. The stage alone will cost P200,000 to rent. And we’ll have to feed 600 volunteers—which will cost about P600,000 for those three days…”
I noticed she wasn’t listening. She said, “But it should still be free!”
I politely ended the conversation. It wasn’t going anywhere.
Personally, I like charging for the conferences. Why? I get quality attendees. Participants put value in the event.
There’s a personal investment. There’s commitment—and it shows in how people love the conference.
My other reason? I’m breaking the free lunch attitude.
It’s not healthy.
People who like free lunches don’t grow up.
Friend, you need to learn to pay your way to success.
It’s the only way!
I love saying it: Pain is the only way you can grow. And having to pay for your own lunch is painful. But this pain will
force you to grow.
Avoid the free lunch.
Start paying.
Take responsibility.

[ejsalilig]

I agree with, badwiser. To get your money's worth in this subscription, you need to take full advantage of the information. How? By taking action. To make it a bit cheaper, you can share the subscription with a family member or close friend. In my case, I share the subscription with my GF so each of us just needs to pay 50-50 of the fee.

[Butitor]

Patsada unta ug naa mga generous Truly Rich Club members diri sa Istorya na maghimu ug thread para ishare ang info na nakuha nila as member like what stocks to buy and when to sell and buy etc.

[MK]

Patsada unta ug naa mga generous Truly Rich Club members diri sa Istorya na maghimu ug thread para ishare ang info na nakuha nila as member like what stocks to buy and when to sell and buy etc.

If you use COL as broker, you can actively follow thier investment guide + stock alerts/notes/updates...it's almost the same in the end.
COL has it's own top picks too or model portfolio which you can just follow...the return is pretty much competitive with that of TRC. Just need patience.

Besides, most of the TRC BUY/SELL/HOLD alerts are also shared in the Stocks Trading thread...
I know this because I usually post it as soon as I got that info...almost no delay
note: I am not a TRC member..just got some insider info

[istoryamember]

I agree with avoiding free lunch pero sa case man gud sa subscription para sa stock picks mas better nga you will give it for free. I don't consider it spoon feeding kay at the end of the day, it is still the trader/investor ang mo click sa buy/sell button and siya ra pud maka control sa iyang emotion. Ang ako-a lang is that kaning mga subscribers kasagaran mga newbies. Mag pay pa na sila ug tuition tapos suktan pa nimo ug "other fees"

But if ikaw mag manage sa stocks sa lain tao then that is the time you charge something kay ikaw man gahago. Para sa ako-a sharing analysis is dili na siya hago nga kailangan ka mo income from other people kay primarily ang analysis nimo is for your consumption then imo lang gi share. Unless primary objective nimo is to earn from the pocket of newbies instead of trading the stocks.

IMO

[ejsalilig]

If you are only after the stock updates, then it's recommended that you don't subscribe to this since you can get that at COL's "COLing The Shots." One of the main reasons me and my GF are subscribed to the TRC is because of the wisdom that we're getting from the audio materials and Wealth Strategies.