Donald Trump & Robert Kiyosaki - Why We Want You To Be Rich Audiobook - Part 4 - Chapter 22

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Part Four: If You Were In My shoes, What Would You Do?
Chapter 22: I Am An Adult Without Much Money, What should I do?

Robert Kiyosaki:

“If you are an adult without much money, you have two basic choices:
1. Live below your means.
2. Expand your means.
Saying it another way:
1. Simplicity
2. Complexity”

“The reason I say it is important to choose simplicity, complexity or both now is because all choices require time, money and planning…My suggestion is to start looking for your paradise now. Life is too short not to dream of paradise, whatever it looks like to you. There are things more important than money.”

“Increasing your complexity means increasing your financial awareness of the world around you as well as the world in front of you…It also means reading business books and magazines such as Forbes, Fortune, TIME and The Economist, just to keep a pulse on the world.”

“The press is good to us 90 percent of the time. But true to the 90/10 rule, it is the 10 percent who promise to do a fair article about us and then knife us in the back, often manipulating facts to support an agenda or position, distorting instead of informing. As my rich dad often said, ‘The freedom of speech does not mean you have to tell the truth.’”

“In simple terms, competitive complexity means being a student of the world of money, people and business 24/7/52…I love this game. To me, it is like Super Bowl Sunday every day of the year. I do not know of a more exciting, frustrating, sometimes disappointing, and rewarding game. If you are foolish, the game takes back all your winnings. If you are smart, the game opens the gushers and money pours out to you.”

“I made my choice years ago when I was a kid in fifth grade, reading about the great explorers such as Columbus, Marco Polo, and Leif Erickson. I dreamed of following in their footsteps all over the world, and that’s exactly what I’ve done. The difference is, I can now travel around the world and check on my holdings electronically, in less time than it took for Columbus to cast off the dock.”

“When I look back upon my life, the three subjects I failed in school were English, typing and accounting. Today, I am best known as a writer, I spend most of my time typing and I write about accounting. Although I am not great at writing, typing, or accounting, I am dedicated to winning.”

“…the following are some basic steps I recommend:
1. Find friends, new or old, or join a club with people who think the way you want to think.

2. Travel more. Take trips to learn and grown. See the world.

3. I recommend you read:

The World Is Flat by Thomas Friedman
The Dollar Crisis by Richard Duncan
A Whole New Mind by Daniel Pink
The Coming Economic Collapse by Stephen Leeb
The America We Deserve by Donald Trump

If you are not up to speed, reading and studying these books as soon as possible will give you an interesting view of the world, a view very different from the one painted by our politicians and financial planners…you will see beyond the problems of our world. You will see the brave new world that is emerging along with the abundance of opportunities to become richer beyond your wildest dreams.

Instead of living life like an ostrich, as most people do, you may want to soar like an eagle and enjoy a life that only 10 percent of the population will know.”

Donald Trump:

“If I had no money, but was healthy, I know I could make a fresh start of things by being diligent and patient. Due diligence is increasing your financial IQ daily by keeping up with world events and reading financial publications. Patience is realizing that things take time, effort and thought.”

“I would make sure that any ideas I had for making money were based on a reality check. The stakes get higher as we get older, and there’s less leeway for making big mistakes. But hopefully we have a little more life experience to draw upon.”

“We have to take the time to figure things out for ourselves, or we wind up being at the mercy of people who may intentionally or unintentionally have priorities other than our best interests in mind.”

“Review your skill set, your interests, your location, your inclinations, and put your mind to changing your situation. Remain open to ideas that you might not normally entertain. Realize that opportunity comes in different packages, and that some great things have come after wipeouts…Whatever you do, don’t give up. Assess what you have going for you, and go with that. We all have something to offer, every person is unique…”

This book is absolutely GOLD for both personal and business development that works like a modern guidebook to THINK AND GROW RICH.

Why We Want You To Be Rich
Two Men*One Message
Donald J. Trump & Robert T. Kiyosaki

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