Dear Mr. Gardner
Increasing passive income while lowering earned income is the goal we teach at the Cache Valley Area Investors Association.
What is the difference between passive income and earned income you may ask? Earned income is money that the average employed person makes everyday but does not manage well and thus becomes less financially independent; passive income is money earned through devoted thought and love for one’s occupation. At CVAIA, we try to help individuals do what they love and making money doing it while managing your finances responsibly.
“In CVAIA, we focus on education and networking,” said President Preston Parker. “The cause is financial independence which is important because there are a lot of people who are unhappy and there are enough jobs in the United States that people can find the ones that they love.”
We understand the American spirit that every Cache Valley resident desires to become wealthier through their life. According to Parker, today many people are unsatisfied with their jobs and want to improve their lifestyle, which is also one of the reasons Parker started this organization. That is why we feel that this information is important for families in the Cache Valley to read.
The CVAIA began in August, 2007. The conferences are held at 7 p.m. every other Thursday at the Cache Chamber of Commerce on 160 N. Main St. Logan, Utah where they discuss such things as marketing and financial independence. We practice from the ideologies of such authors as Robert Kiyosaki (Rich Dad, Poor Dad) and David Bach (The Automatic Millionaire).
For more information contact Kade Delis at 208-670-0876 and we can discuss a column in the Herald Journal. I can also help set up an interview with Preston Parker for more information about the CVAIA.
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