Dividend Investing with Kanwal Sarai

<p>Today I'm interviewing Kanwal Sarai. Kanwal is an investor for more than two decades focused on dividend investing. And, today he's going to be sharing a 12-point system that he uses and teaches his students how to apply so they are able to skillfully invest in the stock market using these proven principles. I also love this conversation because Kanwal is sharing with us his own passive income journey not just with dividend investing but also with charging for membership, for a report that he sends out every month, for courses and, how he sets up his business, what happens behind the scenes. I know you're going to get a lot from this conversation. And it'll inspire you to think differently going forward. Enjoy...</p> <p>Kanwal Sarai helps people just like you to earn more money, save time, and reduce your risk. He has not always been an investor. In fact, he used to work in the software industry. But when he got married and started a family of his own, he started to have some of the same financial worries as you. His income was not going to be enough to protect his family’s financial future, and he had to do something about it. He did not want to work until he was 75. But he did want to be able to invest in his children’s education.</p> <p>From 9 years to 65 years old, since 2007 his course has taught people in over 30 countries how to create their own stream of growing passive income by investing in quality dividend stocks and, has helped them save thousands of dollars in fees.</p> <p>Kanwal said the following insightful notes:</p> <p>"As soon as I was done with school, I went out and got a job. This is what everybody taught me and what I was told - to go on and get a day job. Sit in a cubicle, 9 to 5, Monday to Friday and that's what I did. Around 2007, while I was still working, I kind of came to this realization that I couldn't see myself sitting behind a desk for the next 45 years like it wasn't for me. And, you know aside from winning the lottery I can't see any way out what am I going to do. I'm a bit o