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If you haven't invested into bitcoin already you are late but its better late than never

getting into Investing to create a passive income should be every wise man's priority...i made my first million from having a diversified portfolio that spreads across stocks, grade bonds, coins and etfs also with the help of a full service broker handling my portfolio i'm living off my investments. smart investing is key

Right! nothing but propaganda to keep the majority stagnant and confused That's why I've Never ran with the crowd. 2020 should be a lesson for years to come!!!

Investing in stocks and crypt0 market is the best financial decision any can make although the crypto market is much more better

The reason he tells story first, bcause people will remember story better than just principles, in the end he did tell something about the mindset of the avg and wanting to be the best, what i got from him is that u shouldn't invest in that just because other's are doing so, if u want to do it u better master it and become the best at it, just my POV, hope we can always learn new thing and get better especially in our mindset brother, peace be upon you :)

He is pointing out that people shouldn't buy funds unless they have a good education on how they work, move and react to world events. i.e. he flew a gunship in Vietnam and you don't do that without a massive amount of training. Funds are not simple and neither are they for the amateur. Get educated.

Yes, I don't want to randomly mock him or be a dick. But I'll be honest, I found this to be a bit too disturbingly weird and biographic though. Many things could have been solved by something like "I'll explain, but let me tell you an analogy first to make you remember what I mean." and after that just be very specific. I think people would be less confused and more open for the message that way. By the way I love that Tom oftentimes tries to force this specific, direct advice from people by asking really well thought through questions. So usually it works.

@@LianExfeind yeah agree Tom is an amazing guy, he really trying to help people as best as he could,so people could get the point.

even before covid 19, as early as the Iran US geopolitical conflict I had knew something was up with the economy, or rather down with the help of an investment advisor I was able to move most of my allocations into more performing areas of the market. It is ideal in these times to make use of the help of a guided professional more so one with an experience of the last depression in 2008/2009

@@mikecuban6557 I need an impartial investment advisor, I know they are there I dont just know...how can I reach out???

@@charlesblanchard4065 I'm in the buy. I also work with a professional, she is licensed and certified and although there is a great bear market I am investing every two weeks because I am seeing improvements in my portfolio, dividends look certain. google search Mary jo wubker, she is available on LI and is highly ranked on google amongst online brokers all information your require to reach her is online

you need some food in your stomach first. Tom is aware of this -the other one is out of sync and not aware

🙌🙌🙌🙌

Haha. Irony. You are going there dude. Look at the cryptocurrency called XRP. In 2017 it returned 36,000% gains. In a single year!!!!! It runs on a 4 year cycle. So the next huge gains are coming soon!!! XRP for the win!

Your brother gave you good advice. When I tracked my income & my debts, my life changed dramatically in 6 months. Good luck my friend!

Thats synchronicity! Your soul is sending you signs

Smart brother.

Track your money, literally sit down and go through every penny. Find the holes in your budget. Find ways to increase cash flow. etc :)

One hundred percent - he is of another generation how are you going to tell this to a millennial who just lost his precarious work has no family and is going through the pandemic with all of us

Exactly my point (I just commented something similar)

that's why you should buy his book

Really nice comment Howie Coro, and couldn't agree more.

You’ve been watching too much fake news.

I was thinking the exact same thing Howie. Roberts taught me incredible amounts over the years but he’s does seem to be loosing his touch.

Agreed

He's 73 years old.

kire nireves yes he does

This is exactly the comment I was expecting to see Watched his interview on London Real a month ago, which also had reactions like this. So when this interview popped up a few days ago, I thought I'd check back later to see what the response was. Now here we are But I love how Tom was trying his hardest to find some practical wisdom from the conversation

Read between the lines.

@@eddiehan__ They're only talking about success principles this entire interview. Remember, average people just want to make excuses for their failure mentality and failure in life. What person on the internet honestly says, "Hey these guys' advice works great. I was just too lazy and fearful to make anything happen in my own life." So instead they say, "He's a fraud" while simultaneously sucking at life. Oh, but THEY figured out that all the universal success principles in the world are fake... lol... right.

​@@theyoungamericanpatriot2989 I'm finding that everyone enters this kind of video with a different context. For some, it's their first time hearing this kind of advice. So they get a nice little paradigm shift on how to think outside what the school system tells you . His first book provided this timely advice But for others, it's nothing they don't already know. This particular audience would like an expert on money to demonstrate deeper insight into the topic by getting into specific tools, examples of tactical implementation of strategies, and working from a position that is relevant to the audience. As opposed to boasting about oneself. For a living, I train my clients at a gym and on the side I teach students who are getting certified to become trainers. Robert is right, traditional teaching is burdened by the bureaucracy of an old system that struggles to adapt to the marketplace. So it's a lot of work to do it well, but hey, I love it. Based on my experience, I can see why people are complaining. Imagine I told everyone to work hard, push their pain tolerance, be consistent, avoid buying into Instagram stories that paint the fitness journey to be all rainbows and sunshine, expect to deal with a lot of pain, budget for failure, face your deepest insecurities that hold you back, when the goal is too large break it into smaller pieces, find new ways to challenge the body, etc. All the while, I used the time to brag about my body while talking shit about others. Just now I mentioned sound principles that people can agree with. Some may even find that useful. But I didnt say anything the audience here didn't already know, and I did it in a very distasteful manner. Nothing wrong with bragging, but it needs to be done in good taste. I also failed to mention the tactics behind it. I told you "what", in a very abstract manner. But I didn't give you examples of "how". While tactics will always change, even in the military, providing examples can help guide the understanding of the audience. To add substance to the above, I could look at common examples of why people fail in their fitness journey. Too much stress, too much work, too short of a timeframe, and no management of workload. Building a body is like working on a project. Using basic project management tools can do wonders when managing the 100's of tasks that need to be done to build that body. I would then give examples of managing overload, understanding the hormonal response exercise has to the body, learning to seek feedback from exercise to ensure we don't damage our joints which forces us out of the game, basic ways to apply the principles of programming such as General Adaptation Syndrome, progressive overload, etc. The importance of having cycles and training blocks. How most sedentary people should develop general fitness before going into specific fitness. An overview of exercise and nutritional science, and how those areas of science don't have a long history and enough body of work to give us conclusive evidence. Most importantly, I would tell people to think in probabilities. Not gaurantees. For every diet plan or workout plan out there, if we apply it to 1000 different people, what percentage of people would get the desired result? The percentage is shockingly low, but marketing would have you believe it's higher than what you think it is. Lastly, I would create examples of how to act on the knowledge above. Leave it for the audience, and answer questions. How I see it, If an audience is gracing you with their time. You're there to serve them, not yourself. If you don't like the audience, find a new one. Long story short, I expected more than just locker-room talk from this video. But hey, next time i'll learn to expect less.

Sapovne the way he thinks is different than most people, and it opens me up to another perspective. I think it’s important to be educated about finances and learn as much as possible before making decisions.

@@castleberg6737 Tell me, troll, what have you done in life that gives YOU any credibility? Are you a multi-millionaire who's actually created jobs and opportunities for other people, like both the entrepreneurs in this interview? Frankly I doubt it....

@@castleberg6737 $500,000 is CHUMP CHANGE

fLyIng a 747 nOt ThAt ChaLenGNING for ME

My friends who flew for UNited their PensiIon was StoLen LoLoL

@@jlawrence270 woah thanks for the link.

because his is an evasive ass hole with no principles and a ME ME attitude

For fucking once !!!!

Castle Berg that’s why I stopped listening to him

All the money that he made is from his books.

@@jlawrence270 thanks for sharing that

Right!!

snooze fest

@@KBonilla go elsewhere then

Hit the nail on the head

This is what he tells himself when 50% of his tenant's total income is passed to him through rent.

@Sapovne is his wife still with him ?

Because Money will not make you Happy. Having things is the lowest form of Satisfaction

@Sapovne then is he still so bitter ?

True! Heard some new things that I hadn’t heard before

Ian Kamuri agreed. I’ve read some of the comments and understand there perspective. But your right you need to understand Robert and listen to his message.

Tom tries hard to get this guy to tell us something useful. He just wants to brag/boast! He tells us he just "stepped it up", he "doesn't hang out with wimps"!!

@@JeanneDeSilver Same think happened in Patrick's interview with Robert on Valuetainment. Word for word. Does not answer questions but put others down and brags about himself.

Robert does that with everyone, i m personally sick of hearing him saying the same old broken record and telling us about his fucking past. give us some solid ground to work with not fizzy tales and running around his own tale like a dog

He says he entrepreneur he is sale man so you should get him what dose mean, you snow flakes

Bashir Rezie the way you talk, you sound like a snow flake.

It makes sense. Once you start to build a certain level of wealth in business, you need a team so you don't have to worry about those things to focus on building etc. I'd say, straight to the point :)

@@DJJusJay I totally get that and totally agree with what you've said. I just don't feel like Robert saw this interview as an opportunity to impart his experience and wisdom to others who are not in the same position as him. Not everyone has access to a team of financial experts, or a mentor to reassure them and guide them through these hard times. Tom asked a question to the effect of "What advice do you have for someone who's just lost their job and is trying to recover financially and build resilience" and Robert's answer was (to paraphrase) "If you don't have the skills, you can't do the job" before turning the conversation back to being about himself and his entrepreneur skillset. He wasn't providing much valuable, actionable advice. A person who's just lost their job is not in a position to just "show heart" and be an entrepreneur. They might have a family that depend on them having a secure, stable job with associated benefits. That might be the best option for someone right now! Anyone who has lost their jobs this year is probably begging for a stable income even if they have ambitions of being an entrepreneur. Yet Robert sits here seemingly mocking that approach to work from his perch at the top.

He put me on but now I can’t watch or study his teachings anymore because it’s all fear based “concepts” that don’t teach you anything new. He’s like “I don’t work for a check”. Ok we get it. There’s definitely new investors now that provide more value then him. Sad to say

I agree. There was nothing helpful in that interview. I am a former Marine too and I understand challenging yourself. I have read Kiyosaki’s book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad. But lately, Kiyosaki doesn’t seem to offer anything good or informative. He doesn’t offer any good thoughts or suggestions, just self-platitudes. I will always honor his service but c’mon Kiyosaki, you’re not helping.

Paul J time is very precious. Now I watch ppl that will actually teach me something new

RIVKA ESTHER KLETSKI yes he did

Your English is fine, compared to the products of the No Child Left Behind act, it's laudable actually.

Agreed 100%

@hicham elhadi haha ntakellem el arabia ayden

@hicham elhadi ahhh trop bien!! Je travailles à NY depuis mars, Paris me manque...

I almost deceive myself about knowing what you are talking about, I am a Chinese

This is the guy Tom should be talking over not Ray Dalio

Agreed, I threw his books away because there's never any useful information in any of his content. I find Mike Maloney of GoldSilver and Lynette Zang of ITM Trading (both KZfaq channels) so much more informative and useful. Kiosucki's content is written for grade-school kids. There's very little of use in his tired message of, "being an employee - bad, being an entrepreneur -good." Duh.

Yeah he contradicts himself a lot.

Yeyy also I hope you're not just reading more stuff but actually using that stuff or else it's just useless

@@kayaeki Absolutely! :D

What are your top 5 favorites?

Francita007 K My top 5 books are 1) Untethered Soul 2) Digital Minimalism 3) Lies my doctor told me 4) Deep work 5) Atomic habits 😁

mai72 I fold the pages I read and implement the things I like straight away. Also, if I read from e-books, I screen shot the paragraph and keep it in the respective book folder. I have lost 57 pounds in last 6 months, learned Japanese in 50 hours, learning 8 more languages, I’m reading and studying with fun and interviewing world experts on health and mindset who helped me along my path. 😁😁😁

Tom worked hard to pry anything meaningful/helpful out of this braggart. He actually insults "average" people yet presents himself dressed like a teenager!

@@JeanneDeSilver I agree, I think Tom kept trying to tactfully redirect to some actual tangible replies, but just kept getting fluff and nonsense. Maybe why it's only 30 minutes hahhhaa

Well said. Most of the people don't listen at all, 90% of the impact theory guests just want to sell their books and have no value. Health theory is much better!!!

He is a broken record lucky he made money but not in touch with our youth and our times

Glad I'm not the only one who thinks RK is an overrated pain in the butt....

Robert Kiyosaki’s philosophy is to give you educational tools and not just answers. There is no “one size fits all” when it comes to getting wealthy. You have to invest in your financial education then make your own decisions.

Because he is a liar.

yup!

1st of all, I've got mad luv for Tom & how much my life has improved from watching his shows - so thank you Tom!🙏🏾 Now as for our boy Robert... I was waiting to see if anyone else was going to voice what I've been feeling about him lately. "Rich Dad Poor Dad was a masterpiece. So were some of his follow-up material. *Edit - a few of the books that followed that. Lately however, he seems to be off his rocker. Always bragging and putting other people down. Not really offering any new insights, just boasting of his wealth & trying to push his new material.🙄 I'll always stick with Tom but I unsubscribed from Kiyosaki's channel some months ago. Unfortunately I can't take him anymore.

I don't agree, he puts very little useful information in his books. They're a waste of time and money. Don't make him richer by buying his worthless books or seminars.

@@castleberg6737 I've read several of them too, unfortunately. Luckily, I've never gone to any of his seminars. I've heard they are only pushing expensive up-sells, encouraging people to make runs on their bank accounts, or max-out their credit cards in order to pay for it!

Me too! One of the first times I haven't watched one of Tom's videos til the end.😕

That's too general. People here are looking for new information

finding the value!

Same!!

joe dispenza is amazing.... read a few books by him

If you don’t already have it but I would highly suggest checking out the app Gaia! Lots of content from him plus loads of other interesting subjects and practices such as yoga. you’re welcome! ;)

Agree

I'll answer for him..One, never hand your money over to someone to manage..Two, to many fee's a penalties. Three, not liquid. Four, long term buy and HOLD doesn't WORK.. If you think Mutal Funds are a good idea, stay out of market

@@CryptoBellwether thanks. That's much better than "I was in the marines and Vietnam war". And what about the part about this is good advice for the average person?

Ray Meadows would you recommend mutual funds, index funds or ETF and why?

rb5286 thank you 🙏

Have u watch the interview with Joe dispenza? :D

Yes his 😞. Saying everything from his book

I've been following Robert for pretty much a decade and I know exactly what you're saying. But he is pointing at a broad, general, and vague idea. Unfortunately, you have to read his books to get further in. Beyond rich dad/poor dad and cash flow quadrant. I'm not really sure why he doesn't advertise his other books, but that's where he put a lot of the answers that he doesn't explicitly talk about in interviews

I feel the exact same say. I've listened to so many of his shows, interviews, hoping for something more... but never get it. Judging by reies, I'm not the only one! Too bad

Boom! Well said bro

let me introduce you to Dan Pena :) lol

Yup!!

yup!

Tom one day i can come to your show when i'm an adult.

nice!