The Biggest Trap People Fall Into - Robert Kiyosaki

"Money Makes You Poor" | Robert Kiyosaki

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[prettyfuckingood]

Good Luck for everyone out there who wants a better life.

[Meadowsalacurtis]

Know your time is limited invest and expand your financial status.. don't just depend on your paycheck alone the worst trap a human can fall into is ignorance and procrastination.
I pray 1% of people listening to this becomes successful.

[ChannelV]

Wow, going through comments section I am shocked to see so many people completely missing the point. So many comments hating on Robert Kiyosaki, saying that he is a leech, toxic to society etc. I too, personally don't like how much he emphasises on material success but he makes a real point, its far better to be comfortable with money than to struggle with financial dependence. Atleast he is good enough to share his knowledge (even for a price but then what is free in this World?) with millions and offer them an opportunity to achieve real financial independence?

There will never be shortage of poor people in this World. The top 1% super rich are only 1% for a reason. Robert Kiyosaki doesn't say that everybody, 100% population, has to be rich, its fundamentally not possible and completely unsustainable because then who will do the crappy jobs to deal with filth of society? Thats why socialism & concept of equality, as good as they sound in theory, can never work in reality. RK is just trying to say that if you want to be rich (ofcourse you do!) and if you have the right (entrepreneur) mentality or potential to develop yourself into that attitude then he can guide you, for a fee. And to make it sound even more emotionally appealing to an average viewer, he sort of disses poor people along the way, thats just his marketing tactic. Don't judge him to be a heartless monster, just because he is a realist & an opportunist!

[admiralebird]

The real point is "personal development" thats it

[christianpeter]

IF YOU WANT TO BE SUCCESSFUL HAVE THE MINDSET OF THE RICH, SPEND LESS AND INVEST MORE. DON'T GIVE UP YOUR DREAMS.

[payitforwardpower]

My dream is to own 3 houses in Somalia. Live in one and get rental revenue from the other two. I’m at 1/3 so far. Got two more to go.

[k.b.]

Some Higher education systems are making too much money from students.

[raphaeldouglas]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.

[isabellaharper]

ASPIRING TRADERS SHOULD FOLLOW AND MIMIC THE MENTAL TRAITS, ATTITUDE, BELIEF SYSTEM AND TRADING PROCESSES OF THOSE SUCCESSFUL TRADERS AND INVESTORS THAT HAVE WALKED BEFORE THEM

[transformationhabits]

Transformation is inevitable in our lives if we commit to being just a little better each day, showing up is half the battle MOTIVATION is temporary, DISCIPLINE gets you over the finish line.

[TimeFliesTimeManagement]

Importants mindset shifts about money:
- money is not dirty
- money is not hard to make
- You deserve to make money
- the less you work, the more you’ll make

Agree?

[shanethomas]

Let me sum this 10 minutes up for all my New Yorkers...

Learn about money. ...Do what you gotta do.

[welovelibraries]

I went to his seminar over 15 years ago & his main point was you cannot make money in real estate unless you can bribe someone on the inside. Either a Real estate agent, county clerk, bankruptcy judge, etc & after testing that - he was 100% correct.

[dianegiovanniello]

We are spiritual beings living a human experience. ⭐️

[lucymartin]

The amount of time we spend believing we can't is more than enough time to learn how you can.

- my Brain

[jqsmooth]

"People who are afraid of making mistakes, like they teach in school, they don't ever grow." This is so true. But when you have no margin for failure because you have people depending on you, it's not easy to take chances. I know Robert would disagree and tell me this is exactly why you should take chances because you have people depending on you. I've played it "safe" all of my life. But I'm about to make some changes. Hope to make it to the other side.

[Robertgriffinne]

Inflation hits people a lot harder than a crashing stock or housing market as it directly affects people's cost of living that people immediately feel the impact of. It's not surprising negative market sentiment is so high now. We really need help to survive in this Economy. The fin-Market;s have underperformed the U.S. economy as fear of inflation hammers the prices of stock;s and bonds. My portfoliio of $250k is down to $192k any recommendation;s to scale up my return;s during this crash will be highly appreciated.

[talleleonora]

This is so true! I saved €200, 000 by living frugally. Instead of spending it on expensive depreciative things, in 2019 I bought a €200, 000 house (asset), renovated it for €40, 000 and sold it for €350, 000, generating a revenue of over €100, 000.

[toppangan]

Education is Selfish they don't really teach what we need to learn in life.

[aliaub]

My work involves saving people's lives....I'm rich!