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CHA-CHING
The Eagle Prep
Inspirational, Educational, and Motivational
Communications Card Game*
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This game is designed to enhance communication between all generations using the good thoughts of wise people throughout world history. Each participant's goal should be to acquire inspiration, education, and motivation by using and sharing pertinent (Cha-Ching) quotes with others.
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"The central task of education is to implant a will and a facility for learning; it should produce not learned but learning people. The truly human society is a learning society, where grandparents, parents, and children are students together. In a time of drastic change it is the learners who inherit the future. The learned usually find themselves equipped to live in a world that no longer exists."
Eric Hoffer-The Passionate State of Mind (1955) |
- 1. Place the Eagle Prep "CHA-CHING" deck of cards some place where it cannot be missed or forgotten (next to alarm clock, car keys or schoolbooks, etc.).
- 2. Draw at least one card daily. ("One thought driven home is better than three left on base." James Liter)
- 3. Carry this card with you and share it with family, friends, strangers, fellow employees, or fellow students. Just share and talk about it or send a message of love or blessing by placing it in someone's path to be discovered. Or use it as a mantra to relieve stress.
- 4. At any time during the day when the card-holder or anyone else believes they truly understand the "Human Capital" value of the card, they should say, "CHA-CHING!"
- 5. Anyone saying "CHA-CHING!" must explain the "Human Capital" significance of what they have realized.
- 6. Blank cards are provided for participants to create or research information for sharing their own "Human Capital".
- 7. Students should dedicate time every day to share ideas, truths, quotes or concepts ("CHA-CHINGs") with their mentors, whoever they may be, parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters, friends, etc. and visa-versa.
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Are you gaining "Human Capital"? ". people represent not only labor but also capital investments. Schooling, job experience, reading, experience gained tinkering with cars or computers, as well as absorbing the knowledge and experience of parents and peers, all contribute to the development of the skills, insights, and capabilities on the job that economists call human capital."
Thomas Sowell, APPLIED ECONOMICS-Thinking Beyond Stage One |
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- Keep track of your favorite "CHA-CHINGS", "Human Capital" in a journal or date book.
- Keep track of how a "CHA-CHING", "Human Capital" quote has helped you handle a real world situation.
- Just hand out your favorite "CHA-CHING" cards to someone to brighten their day. Cha-Ching cards can be used to convey a message that is hard for you to say face to face or a thought you want to drive home.
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"The key to success in life is using the good thoughts of wise people."
Leo Tolstoy
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*Cha-Ching cards are available at eagleprep.com.
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Cha-Ching Card Categories
Action
Aging
Attitude
Blessings
Change
Character
Choices
Children
Courage
Direction
Discipline
Dreams
Economics
Education
Encouragement
Enthusiasm
Excuses
Family
Forgiveness
Generosity
Goals & Planning
Happiness
Imagination
Knowledge
Leadership
Listen
Logic
Love
Marriage
Martin Luther King Jr.
Patriotism
Perservere
Planning
Prayer
Proverbs
Relationships
Responsibility
Self-Esteem
Service
Speaking
Spirituality
Success
Thomas Sowell - Society
Thomas Sowell - Thoughts
Trust
Variety
Wealth
Wellness |