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Hear Robert Kiyosaki talk about real estate and Rich Dad Poor Dad on XM’s "Oprah & Friends."
Hosted by Jean Chatzky, the "Oprah & Friends" show featuring Robert will air on XM’s Satellite Radio channel 156 Thursday, Nov. 29, at 12:00 noon ET.
When most people invest, they think in terms of making their money work for them. Not a bad way of thinking, but it’s more fun if you take this approach: Send your money out there and tell it not to come back without some friends.
Don’t try to do this by yourself. Build a team of people who will benefit from your success and therefore be glad to help you.
Put people who are smarter than you are on your team. Figure out what you don’t know and find people who know it—those are the people you want on your team.
At Rich Dad Education, the only “grade” you receive is the one you give yourself with your accomplishments. So don’t worry about competing with your classmates or with anyone else, for that matter. Instead, cooperate with the people who can help you reach your goals.
How can you get the maximum benefit from Rich Dad training, or any other training, for that matter?
Simple: Be willing to become a student again. Put your ego aside and let someone else who knows how tell you what to do. Don’t try to figure out why it won’t work. Instead, believe that it will and you’ll be amazed at what you can accomplish.
Jackie
It doesn’t get any more exciting and motivating than this! Reserve your place now at the Rich Dad Education Annual Forum in Orlando March 30 through April 1, 2008. Click here for more information.
Can Rich Dad Education and playing the CASHFLOW® 101 game change your life? Rauf Mohamed Yusope says yes. Click here to read his article.
Fear is a complicated emotion, but one thing about it is very clear: all too often, fear is what holds us back from reaching our dreams.
We’re afraid we’ll fail. You might, but what happens if you don’t? And you’ll probably make some mistakes, but so what? Fear of failure is no excuse for not trying.
We’re afraid people will laugh at us and make fun of us. Think about this – why would someone make fun of you for wanting to achieve financial independence? Perhaps because they haven’t done it? Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “No one can make you feel inferior without your permission.” So don’t give them permission.
One more thing about fear: Don’t try to hold other people back because you’re afraid. If you’re afraid and you want to give into your fears, fine – that’s your choice and your decision. But don’t impose your fears on anyone else.
Please help others by sharing your stories of facing and conquering fears.
Jackie
Playing CASHFLOW® 101 is a great way to understand your own level of financial literacy and develop your skills.
Robert Kiyosaki understands that one of the best ways to learn is to do, and playing CASHFLOW® 101 lets you deal with real-life types of financial situations at no risk so you can learn how to manage your own finances better, get out of the rat race, and achieve financial independence.
If you've played CASHFLOW® 101, please share what you learned from the game.