Finding Success, Happiness & Deep Purpose in the Second Half of Life- Robert Kiyosaki, Arthur Brooks

In this episode of the Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki is joined by Arthur Brooks, a Harvard professor and author of "From Strength to Strength." Brooks dives into the themes of success addiction and finding deeper happiness beyond the conventional pursuits of money, power, pleasure, and fame. He emphasizes the importance of shifting focus from personal achievement to contributing to others' well-being as one age, highlighting the shift from fluid to crystallized intelligence.

The discussion touches on various aspects, including the dangers of idolizing money and fame, the value of enduring friendships, the pitfalls of providing excessive financial support to children, and the significance of finding work that is genuinely interesting and fulfilling. Brooks also offers practical advice on maintaining relationships and happiness through different stages of life, underlining the book's relevance to those striving for success and fulfillment. This episode promises valuable insights for anyone interested in personal development, happiness, and the nuanced journey of success.

Why Watch: Gain insights into overcoming success addiction, the importance of meaningful relationships, and strategies for achieving lasting happiness and fulfillment. This episode is essential for those looking to deepen their understanding of personal growth beyond conventional achievements.

00:00 Introduction
01:32 Brooks's personal journey and the motivation behind his book
06:55 The concept of moving from strength to strength and avoiding decline
10:33 The dangers of idolizing money, power, pleasure, and fame
20:25 Discussion on loneliness, friendships, and social networks in later life
26:39 Transitioning from innovator to instructor with age
29:50 The impact of financial support on children's sense of achievement

This episode offers a comprehensive exploration of Arthur Brooks's insights into achieving a balanced and fulfilling life, making it a must-watch for anyone interested in personal growth and happiness.

Facebook: @RobertKiyosaki

Twitter: @TheRealKiyosaki

Instagram: @TheRealKiyosaki

-----

Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered as financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument or engage in any financial activity.

The content presented here is based on the speaker's personal opinions and research, which may not always be accurate or up-to-date. Financial markets and investments carry inherent risks, and individuals should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any financial decisions.

[lukeskywalker]

Helping others is very rewarding. One can continue to achieve personally whilst helping others IMHO.

[jamesjohn]

Wise person said there are two Type of riches
1. Lots of money
2. Lots of friends

[inputexpert]

u r one of my mentors. thanks. would love to chat with u sometime.

[MrJayWillis]

My dad used to ask me, are you proud of me. When I was a young boy child. The question wasn't, am I proud of you as a boy child. The question is of you as a boy child, are you proud of me as your father. Because I'm right here.

[mauriciocruz]

No quitarles la dignidad de ser exitos en la vida. Great podcast love it.

[BorutoTheTraitor]

I am from a very very poor middle class family but with the knowledge I have get from robert kiyosaki sir and his book helps me a lot for breaking the barriers of poverty

[judithingalls]

Can you recommend a good business mentor?

[MrJayWillis]

I'm a trucker trainer because I get to materially change each student life. Not because of the money.

[Offgridwealthmanagement]

Great subject. I wish I had one of those 4 idols. I sadly have none. I need a life reset to bring all my wisdom and drive back.waiting to die at 55 is no good!!!

[mariusdroba]

Yes then buy silver it’s cost 35$/ oz but then you want to sell it’s 25$/oz

[MrJayWillis]

On live unload in Suffolk virginia. Listening to arguably the two smartest men on morning shows. It just doesn't get better.

[PinkMisfitJacey]

Pardon me, did he say Kim and him are getting a divorce? 😮😢 20:20ish

[allaboutstress]

Another great podcast. Really interesting. Thank you Robert and your guest. From New Zealand

[trebmaster]

Interesting insights about relying on crystallized intelligence to be a teacher rather than innovator. Also, women being the social network managers of the family causes them to be happier. Also, why isn't everyone putting just like $500 in a brokerage account for their kids until they're 18 and then helping them roll it over to their own for a sort of emergency fund/continued investing?

[Hbcahkm]

Tui là người Việt Nam từ khi tui nghe đến cuốn sách cha giàu cha nghèo và tui nghĩ như ông và tui muốn học cách trở thành một nhà đầu tư . trong tương lai .cảm ơn

[mayzoey]

Did he mentioned something “Kim and I are getting divorce…”??

[OliverDliam]

To my understanding Success depends on the right actions and steps you take to achieve it. And taking the right opportunity.
Real estate or crypto?

[katieecat]

Robert, store up not just treasures on earth but treasures in heaven. Thus says the Lord. Jesus wants you to know His heavenly kingdom. Be ready for i Jesus come swiftly.

[jokeer]

19:12 men have shallower friendships? That's not true..

[CursedOnii]

Thank you for the lesson

777/555
<333