As Obed is away, I’m your host in this episode of our series, “Obed & Tiernan”.
Thank you for watching our video every Friday.
In the first episode, I told you that our series is not all about skating but it is also about learning how to fly a drone, how to do business, and many other things.
Today I would like to share my thoughts on those things with you and other students from various high schools in Providence and elsewhere in Rhode Island.
Many of you already know that Ri4CTV stands for Rhode Island Foresight Television.
In case you didn’t know, the “4C” in Ri4CTV literally means foreseeing but it figuratively brings our attention to the concept of foresight, which is much more important.
Foreseeing; that means, knowing ahead of time.
Foresight; that means, quality-assured future.
It’s not enough to have a forecast.
It’s more important to take action in response to the forecast.
Here is a forecast; our future depends on expensive education.
Here is another forecast; expensive education does not guarantee a job.
A recent statistics shows more than half of college graduates are unemployed or working in a job that doesn’t require a bachelor’s degree.
With such a forecast, what are you doing now, to ensure a quality future?
What I’m doing now for that is to join Ri4CTV and learn how to create wealth from empty hands.
Wealth; that means, passive income.
Passive income means you own a source of income without the use of your own labor.
True, I’m only a teenager.
True, I’m only a high school student.
Those facts do not stop me from wanting to be trained as a business leader for Ri4CTV.
Ri4CTV is to become an all-out web-based TV station but, with less than 200 subscribers, it is still a baby and it has no business leaders.
It has only one owner but it needs many co-owners.
Obed and I want to organize students who are interested in joining us as prospective co-owners of Ri4CTV.
This is how we are going to create wealth from empty hands.
