Rich Dad Poor Dad Lied To You

If you've ever wanted to own an airbnb, you need to watch this video...

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Isaac bought an airbnb for $140K and made $550K in his first year. He has systems and processes that help him work less and make more.

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[Matt_link]

Thank you, i never miss your videos, i pretty much always learn something new and you manage to make it entertaining as well !

[sneakyquick]

His books made me realize that I needed to start a business. After 15 years my business pays my entire salary as passive income. I currently work a six figure senior management job because I want to and I bank my entire paycheck. I can retire whenever I want but now I work because I want to.

[Raymondjohn]

Every day we encounter novel challenges that have become the new standard. Although we previously perceived it as a crisis, we now acknowledge it as the new normal and must adapt accordingly. Given the current economic difficulties that the country is experiencing in 2023, how can we enhance our earnings during this period of adjustment? I cannot let my $680, 000 savings vanish after putting in so much effort to accumulate them.

[anthonyrussell]

Jame, My husband and I are on the verge of retiring, Never did my husband and I make more money than others in the middle class. But with a $1.8million joint portfolio, we intend to retire at age 46 and 58yrs. I will also like to dabble with a short-term profitable investments that could give monthly returns.

[rdWorldGamingHD]

This book changed my life 4 years ago after reading it. Completely changed the way I looked at things financially.

[XcessCapital]

Rich Dad Poor Dad is a life changing book if you read it early enough. I read it at the age of 26, changed my entire way of thinking, and had a net worth above a million dollars 5 years later(2012). Once you're locked in to an expensive life it's much harder to make radical changes, even for a short period of time. If you continued following his series of books, they go in to more detail. He was 100% correct then, and 100% correct now.

[dimi]

Kiyosaki is correct and you are correct too. Learning taxes and debt is the first step because we don’t like taxes and studying it a little bit will not stop someone from making the income they have planned. Then what you mentioned is also interesting and it is perhaps the next step after Kiyosaki.

[ronniehoffman]

Great title Codie! But I don’t think he “lied”… and I don’t think he was wrong. I think you just “added to” or went more in depth, which most surely adds value. Keep up the great work!

[amosbaldwin]

This was great Codie! I’ve been following your content for over a year now, and have really enjoyed your content. This here, this is the stuff I like. I’ve seen all your stuff and this is what I like most. Always looking for a paradigm change. Thanks for the new thinking.

[tennisisforlife]

Extraordinary work Codie! I love your leadership and concern for the people. It’s a whole revolution. 🥂

[DavidSmith-givg]

Thank you for this Codie! I would love to see a book or digital expansion of your ideas!

[redcat]

Great revelation, Codie. Thanks so much for sharing. Love your content. Very inspiring!

[myfriendjmc]

Codie, I really like your energy and your direct communication. Excellent content. Regards from Colombia

[snobunnyluvbbc]

Rich Dad has great financial shift thinking content. Codie, you also provide great content to become financially "FREE!" The Contrarion Way. Thank you!

[albertalbaytar]

Rich Dad Poor Dad changed me and became my source of courage to leave employment although it took me a lot of years before I decided. But that doesn't mean that I am closing my door to new school of thoughts and mentors. I've been following Codie recently and picking up a lot of gems from her.

[neilcunningham]

Just recently discovered your videos and love them!! Great content! Very helpful and insightful as well as easy to understand.

[xiaoyuhu]

Thank you Codie. This is the paradigm gem I have been looking for! I really appreciate you share your expertise knowledges so generously. I can't believe it's been almost a year already that I follow you. Many loves❤❤❤

[wykelized]

His books transformed my thought processes with regard to debt, liabilities, assets, and cash flow. I went from financially destitute to doing okay for myself. The books and his quadrants specifically, didn't make me rich, but I'm still learning and growing. Perhaps there is room for both sets of quadrants in the mind.

[hagakuru]

Enjoyed this type of format. You should do more like it.

[marvyncorrea]

Thanks for your content 👍🏽 I love the way you presented it