Join a community of forward -thinking and supportive entrepreneur network.

This community began on February 27, 2020, as a simple club within the Rich Dad Poor Dad CASHFLOW Board game by Robert Kiyosaki before evolving into what we proudly call The Pacesetters Humanitarian Community (PHC).

PHC is an online cooperative community founded by a group of entrepreneurs who were beneficiaries of Robert Kiyosaki's CASHFLOW Quadrant game and lectures, and have since become successfully independent in their respective fields.

As a mission to extend this opportunity to more entrepreneurs, including those aspiring for better incomes or to become entrepreneurs, we adopted the term 'Humanitarian' to emphasize mutual support and man to man responsibility in the pursuit of success and purpose.

PHC welcomes entrepreneurs and individuals keen on developing the capacity to access, generate, and manage significant financial resources. It is built on the four currencies and foundations of wealth: Enterprise, Character, Consistency, and Trust. We actively engage our members and empower each other through legal and less burdensome means. Continuous investment in the financial literacy of our members is a priority.

Our goal is to maximize the potential and benefits of a connected economy by establishing sustainable systems that greatly benefit our members and society at large.

Members enjoy access to free practical ideas, solutions, investments and even manpower to make the entrepreneurial journey exciting, especially for those in the starting phase.

Please be informed that an annual basic membership fee of 5000 naira applies and other levels of membership and benefits are only opened to members as they progress in the community. THAT YOU APPLIED DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL BE ADMITTED.

Interested individuals should send an application of interest to: Pacesettershumanitarian at gmail dot com.

Many people struggle not only for the lack of resources but mainly for the absence of a supportive squad.

Before starting your business, money always seems like the only problem to be solved. When you finally start, you will then realize that money only creates more problems that it cannot solve. For instance, money can help you get a full time staff to oversee your business but can it guarantee competence and genuine passion of that business in that staff? A few can be lucky at times though.

The dynamics of a connected economy relies on the existence of resilient communities.

To be wealthy, you need strategic and decisive actions and not just fasting and prayer.