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Showing posts with label rich and poor dads. Show all posts
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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Definition of a Loser


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Simply go to your banker if you want to find out what is important for your financial report card. You need to fill out your personal financial statement and let your banker decide whether you are rejected. If they don’t reject you, simply ask for more money. It is ok they reject you, just sit down and ask them what you can do to improve your financial report card. As Robert Kiyosaki had said that in order to find out what is important in the real world, as your banker. The education you receive could be priceless and life changing. They look at people’s report cards every day.













So the bankers know so much yet they are still working for the bank,minding someone’s else business. The answer is found in a subject he covered eartlier in his book - Newton’s Law.that states tjat.For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” The answer is to be a good, honest, successful policeman, a policeman must also be a good crook. Or why every coin has two sides, a bird has two wings and we have two hands and two legs, two eyes, two ears…and so forth. The reason the bankers are not rich is because they are too conservative and dare to take risks. In order to be rich, one must start with nothing, but one must be a good banker and a good gambler. One must prepare to pay the price twice. Robert Kiyosaki’s rich dad said to him,”To be rich, you have to pay the price to be a good banker as well as a good gambler, and most people are neither.”

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P.S: Mr. Robert Kiyosaki has his Rich Dad as his mentor while I have him and other Top Speakers and World Class Gurus as mine.

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Monday, February 26, 2007

Good Grades count in School, Financial Statements Count in Life








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Receiving a failing grade at age fifteen turned out to be a very valuable experience for Robert Kiyosaki because he realized he had developed a bad attitude toward his studies. It was a wakeup call to make corrections He realized early in life that while grades are important in school, his financial statements would be his report card once he left school.
“In school, students are given report cards once a quarter. If a child is in trouble, the child at least has time to make the proper corrections if he or she wants to. In real life, many adults never receive a financial report card-until it’s too late. Because many adults do not have a quarterly financial report card, many adults fail to make the financial corrections necessary to lead a financially secure life. They may have a high paying job. A big home, a nice car, and they may be doing well at work, yet they are failing financially at home. They may be too old or out of time when they finally realize they have failed financially. That is the price of not having a financial report card at least once a quarter.” Robert Kiyosaki’s rich dad said to him,
Yet, Robert Kiyosaki’s rich and poor dads did not treat their sons as failures. Instead, they encouraged their sons to learn from their mistakes. As his school teacher, his dad told him that “Fail is a verb…not a noun.”





Robert Kiyosaki


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P.S: Mr. Robert Kiyosaki has his Rich Dad as his mentor while I have him and other Top Speakers and World Class Gurus as mine.


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