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Maybe it is but the guy is a snake oil salesman who doesn't deserve more attention for saying this.
He’s the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, right? I know a few people who were helped by his book. What is your issue?
Maybe it is but the guy is a snake oil salesman who doesn't deserve more attention for saying this.
He’s the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, right? I know a few people who were helped by his book. What is your issue?
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_We_Want_You_to_Be_Rich
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midas_Touch_(book)
It's a resume that speaks for itself.
Maybe it is but the guy is a snake oil salesman who doesn't deserve more attention for saying this.
He’s the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, right? I know a few people who were helped by his book. What is your issue?
Good advice can be and is often simple, so that's not really a criticism. My problem is that he then ran with that as a platform to 'Always Be Right' when actually he's not really very qualified or experienced above some real basics.
He's a charlatan cruising on a few good phrases.
My child has a sore throat, and my doctor tells me there's an antibiotics shortage. First time in my young life I've heard of an antibiotics shortage.
I work in construction, housing, and there are materials shortages causing price increases and delays.
My parents are talking about retirement, how the recent crash has made them reassess their position. I remind them there's a lot of folks looking to retire, looking to sell their assets, a drag on securities.
US Dollar is tied to productivity - now headlines are saying there is uncertainty in productivity measurements.
We could be in for a bumpy ride. If you're looking to retire, inflation could eat your lunch. Kiyosaki's target audience is in that age range.
The atom of the economy is a human. There are almost 8 billion of us. We will continue to need shelter and food. We will continue to want better and better lives. There will always be booms and busts. But demand will never disappear.
I like that he's suggesting Bitcoin as an alternative, though /s
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He’s the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, right? I know a few people who were helped by his book. What is your issue?
"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" good parts can be summarized in one sentence: "Start saving money and invest what you save". The rest of it is just bullshit.
That's quoted as Robert Kiyosaki's prediction from May 16 2020. Bad prediction.
He's trying to get attention by making whatever predictions, rather than trying to make correct predictions.