- #3
- Jun 8, 2016 12:38am Jun 8, 2016 12:38am
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- #5
- Jun 8, 2016 7:36am Jun 8, 2016 7:36am
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In my opinion, there are two mindsets in the world, corporate and entrepreneur.
A corporate mindset desires a steady income with some security in their labor. You agree to become a pseudo slave to help someone else make money.
An entrepreneur mindset desires to control a product or service and is more focused on production than income.
Robert Kiyosaki discusses your income choices in his book Cash Flow Quadrant. Each person makes their own decision which quadrant to live in based on the socially engineered environment they grew up in, and their genetic ambition to accept or reject what their personal society taught them. We all learn the same way, from copying others, so once you reach an age where you realize your life is reflection of what your family, friends, teachers, television, video games, world events, religion, etc, have told you to be, then you must decide if you want to be the person everyone made you, or your own person. You can change yourself by rejecting the past influences, or you can accept them and stay a programmed robot. It is up to you. The truth of life is you have the option of residing in any quadrant, but it is up to you to overwrite the wrong memories and create the right ones. You can drift through life relying on your past to guide you, or you can create your own path and follow your own reality. I prefer to listen to myself.
A corporate mindset desires a steady income with some security in their labor. You agree to become a pseudo slave to help someone else make money.
An entrepreneur mindset desires to control a product or service and is more focused on production than income.
Robert Kiyosaki discusses your income choices in his book Cash Flow Quadrant. Each person makes their own decision which quadrant to live in based on the socially engineered environment they grew up in, and their genetic ambition to accept or reject what their personal society taught them. We all learn the same way, from copying others, so once you reach an age where you realize your life is reflection of what your family, friends, teachers, television, video games, world events, religion, etc, have told you to be, then you must decide if you want to be the person everyone made you, or your own person. You can change yourself by rejecting the past influences, or you can accept them and stay a programmed robot. It is up to you. The truth of life is you have the option of residing in any quadrant, but it is up to you to overwrite the wrong memories and create the right ones. You can drift through life relying on your past to guide you, or you can create your own path and follow your own reality. I prefer to listen to myself.
You cannot be extraordinary by being normal
In my opinion, there are two mindsets in the world, corporate and entrepreneur. A corporate mindset desires a steady income with some security in their labor. You agree to become a pseudo slave to help someone else make money. An entrepreneur mindset desires to control a product or service and is more focused on production than income. Robert Kiyosaki discusses your income choices in his book Cash Flow Quadrant. Each person makes their own decision which quadrant to live in based on the socially engineered environment they grew up in, and their...
- #7
- Jun 8, 2016 11:54am Jun 8, 2016 11:54am
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- #8
- Jun 8, 2016 9:26pm Jun 8, 2016 9:26pm
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You cannot be extraordinary by being normal
- #9
- Edited 1:43am Jun 9, 2016 12:41am | Edited 1:43am
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- #12
- Jun 10, 2016 7:53am Jun 10, 2016 7:53am
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{quote} You can find a bunch of competent authors who exposed Kiyosaki as a liar and fraudster. For example, John T. Reed: http://www.johntreed.com/blogs/john-...oor-dad-part-1 Guy is a West Point graduate and an MBA from Harvard Business School. He described all...
I have read 3 of his books (R.Kiyosaki). They are repetitive, overhanded and have some stupid examples...... But the concepts are GREAT, the other examples are usefull.. Overall Rich Dad is nice book.. .. It explains corporate life, modern slavery, pitfalls, the misery of pay-checks and toiling away for others..... Not tasty eh?? .
When people cannot escape reality/slavery they blaber and throw mud. Or can't separate good from mediocre advice.... Go to school then. 
I read the website avove. Quite parasitic and sad guy. So Kiyosaki only accumulated 9 million dollars. What a loser!!!! No doubt the writers in this topic, or that website, have billions and cannot use good advice.
Good luck hating people.
Beware of robber banks (RB), bad advisors.
- #15
- Jun 11, 2016 6:54am Jun 11, 2016 6:54am
the society, the world no need a trader, no need a book maker, no need all what today society claim as the important glamorous famous field. this world is need
FARMER, people who use their soul, their brain, their hand to planting a crop, breeding a cattle and all farming world. without FARMER even have billion dollar account, feel free to eat the number.
my point is, what ever we achieved as a trader, as a doctor, as an athlete etc please remember "we can eat because somebody plant the crop", can we live without eating?
FARMER, people who use their soul, their brain, their hand to planting a crop, breeding a cattle and all farming world. without FARMER even have billion dollar account, feel free to eat the number.
my point is, what ever we achieved as a trader, as a doctor, as an athlete etc please remember "we can eat because somebody plant the crop", can we live without eating?
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the society, the world no need a trader, no need a book maker, no need all what today society claim as the important glamorous famous field. this world is need FARMER, people who use their soul, their brain, their hand to planting a crop, breeding a cattle and all farming world. without FARMER even have billion dollar account, feel free to eat the number. my point is, what ever we achieved as a trader, as a doctor, as an athlete etc please remember "we can eat because somebody plant the crop", can we live without eating?
Food is important. But my point was not to say one career is more glamorous than the other or say which one is more critical to our existence. My point was to inspire the entrepreneurship road, to distinguish the difference between corporate vs employee. let's take your example, the person who owns the farm is the one enjoying all the profits that are generated from his production whereas the employee, the person actually planting the crop for a wage is sacrificing their own time making the owner of the farm very rich.
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- Edited 3:35pm Jun 11, 2016 3:02pm | Edited 3:35pm
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- #20
- Jun 12, 2016 5:08am Jun 12, 2016 5:08am
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