Robert Kiyosaki, author of bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad as well as 25 others financial guide books, has spent his career working as a financial educator, entrepreneur, successful investor, real estate mogul, and motivational speaker, all while running the Rich Dad Company.
Here’s Why I’m Bullish On Silver (And Always Have Been)
In 1965, I began going to the local banks in Hilo, Hawaii, turning in dollar bills in exchange for rolls of dimes, quarters, and half-dollars. I would go home, unwrap the rolls of coins, pull out the real silver coins, and return the silver coins with the copper tinge on the edges to the bank. It was not long before I had a large cloth bag filled with real silver coins. I do not know why I began exchanging dollars for rolls of coins and then saving the real silver coins as a habit. But I did.
What’s Driving The Price of Gold During the Pandemic?
What exactly is going on with gold right now? Find out where this new boom is coming from, and where you can best capitalize on it…
How To Invest With NO MONEY Down
There are two ways to get rich. One way is to use your own money. The other way is to use other people’s money, or as I say OPM. Find out more about it today…
Do What The 99% Are NOT Doing
Financial metamorphosis is a new term at Rich Dad. We talk a lot about education and financial education, but the magnitude of the coming economic collapse due to coronavirus has convinced me that education is not enough to thrive on the other side of this crisis. Now, I’m talking about more than education. I’m talking about transformation.
Everything Has Been Planned – Survive This Market Crash
I was facing two paths in life. One path was to follow the path of my poor dad’s conventional wisdom. The other was to follow my rich dad and pursue education by experience. I chose to follow in my rich dad’s footsteps — choosing to forsake job security and a pension. In doing so, I also chose to study under one of the most brilliant men to live, a man who shared similar ideologies to my rich dad: Bucky Fuller.
The Real Value Of Corporate Social Responsibility
It is often said that the responsibility of an entrepreneur is to make a better product at a better price. I believe it is something greater than that. The job of an entrepreneur is to better serve more people and to make the world a better place. I learned this the hard way… but you don’t have to.
True Success Comes From Giving Back
One of Bucky Fuller’s Generalized Principles is, “The more people I serve, the more effective I become.” The key to the future had become very clear. We needed to serve more people. We have always focused on serving more people first.
How To Beat The Fed
The horrifying truth is that (at least for the foreseeable future) the fate of the global economy will be determined by what the Fed does during the months and years ahead. Academic-elite experts that make up the Central Banks have little real-world financial education or actual experience. They live in ivory towers and, in most cases, are salespeople, more interested in getting you to buy what they’re selling than they are in mentoring and guiding you through the complex financial world. This is where I and other real teachers come in…
Current State of the Union: A Candid View Inside Washington D.C.
Listen as Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and guest Jack Bergman discuss why today, more than any time in history, exercising your right to vote is the most important thing you can do, and how he views the response from the government during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here’s Why Civilizations COLLAPSE
In Jared Diamond’s book Why Civilizations Collapse, he explains how climate change, population explosion, and political discord create the conditions for the collapse of a civilization. Diamond’s position reminded me of a quote from Joel Barker who said, “Your past success guarantees nothing in your future.” The US has fallen into the fallacy Barker warns against.