"Don't Quit Your Daydream®" Trademarked By Real Estate Company
Get Rich Education trademarks popular phrase
TOMS RIVER, N.J., Jan. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The influential real estate investing education company Get Rich Education (GRE) won a registered trademark for the phrase: "Don't Quit Your Daydream®" from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
The obvious "Don't quit your day job." play-on-words references that most people only invest for the future. That is why they must keep working at their day job into old age.
Instead, everyday people are simultaneously creating both passive income today and an appreciating asset for tomorrow with cash-flowing real estate. This buys you financial freedom and the time to live your "daydream."
Stone & Stone law firm of Toms River, NJ helped GRE earn three total registered trademarks:
Get Rich Education®
Don't Quit Your Daydream®
Financially-Free Beats Debt-Free®
GRE Founder and new trademark owner, Keith Weinhold, points out that most people interested in wealth creation mistakenly believe: "Live below your means." Instead, "Expand your means." is the mindset that creates wealth.
Wealth creation will not occur from tracking coupon codes or retiring low interest rate debt. It is created by learning and applying concepts like: leverage, arbitrage, cash flow, and the velocity of money through strategic property investing.
Cutting expenses reduces your quality of life. Instead, increase your income with a historically proven asset class like real estate. It is available to anyone. No degree or certification course is required to become a wealthy real estate investor.
An international real estate investor himself, Weinhold built Get Rich Education to clarify how this works for everyday, busy people.
The world's #1-selling finance author Robert Kiyosaki, #1 sales trainer Grant Cardone, and legendary investor Jim Rogers all have one thing in common.
They have been guests on the popular Get Rich Education podcast that Weinhold hosts and where he teaches these simple wealth-building concepts. He signs off at the end of every show with "Don't Quit Your Daydream®."
SOURCE Get Rich Education
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