Robert T. Kiyosaki
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Robert T. Kiyosaki is the author of the international bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad. 25 years ago he founded the Rich Dad Movement, which brings trading and investing expertise to thousands of people in numerous countries. He has written over 15 books and sold more than 26 million copies. Today he devotes himself to his favorite pastime, investing, and as a speaker passes on his knowledge to his fans at countless events.
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Become rich as an entrepreneur: from dishwasher to millionaire?
Many people have ideas worth millions. They believe their new product or service will make them rich and make all their dreams come true. But there is a catch. Entrepreneurs instead of employees The problem is that most people don't know how to turn their million-dollar idea into an actual million. Why…
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Financial intelligence: how to solve money problems?
Many people have money problems. But what is the best way to solve this? A tip: not with strange business ideas. It's much more a question of mindset and approach. When Fate Suddenly Strikes When I was five years old, I was rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery. As I understand it, I had...
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Investing & increasing money: what do the rich do better?
If you want to invest, it's a good idea to think about your own attitude first - and then to learn what rich, successful investors do better. Your attitude as an investor In order to be a successful investor, you should also ask yourself questions about your attitude. Even if they are simple questions, they were developed in such a way that…
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Getting rich & staying without a job: Tips for financial literacy
You can't do without financial education, because if you want to get rich, you have to act like a rich man. These tips will help! Rich Dad, Poor Dad I learned most things about economics from two people: my father, who was a highly educated, senior government official, and my best friend's father, who after…
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Secure assets in turbulent times: actively shape your financial future
We live in turbulent times. The last few years have given us an unbroken parade of fear and alarmism in the headlines, boardrooms and kitchen tables. Securing assets in times of crisis – how is that supposed to work? Corona, globalization, outsourcing, mass layoffs, plant closures, subprime mortgages and loan default swaps, Ponzi schemes, Wall Street fiascos, recession... bad news follows bad news. In…
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Getting rich: how important is financial education?
Education is more important than ever because things will change faster than we have ever experienced before. How is this affecting your finances? Why doesn't the banker want to see references? For the first time in history, those who do well in school face the same economic challenges as...
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Financial intelligence makes you richer than money & thrift
The rich keep getting richer and the poor save themselves poor. But real wealth requires a high level of financial education. How can this succeed? Why Money Doesn't Make You Rich The answer is no. Money alone doesn't make you rich. We all know people who go to work every day, work for money, make more money, but...
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Investing money like a rich man: The 90/10 finance rule
The rule is that 20 percent of the effort brings 80 percent of the return. If you want to invest successfully in finance, you better stick to another rule. The Pareto Principle Doesn't Apply to Finance Have you ever heard of the 80/20 rule? What is meant is that with 20% of the resources we use (energy or…
