Robert Toru Kiyosaki's Books in Uganda

Born: April 8, 1947, USA, Hilo Robert Toru Kiyosaki (ロ バ ー ト ・ ト ー ル ・ キ ヨ サ キ, born April 8, 1947) is an American businessman, investor, writer and teacher. Best known for his book Rich Dad Poor Dad. He is the author of 15 books, which have sold over 26 million copies [1]. Developed an educational board game "Cash Flow 101" designed to master financial strategies and its continuation "Cash Flow 202". Robert Kiyosaki comes from a family of educators. His father was a Doctor of Philosophy, as well as the Minister of Education in the state of Hawaii (USA). Kiyosaki is a representative of the fourth generation of Japanese people who moved to America. After high school ... read only on the advice of a friend who bought the entire series of Kiyosaki's books, claims that her world turned upside down after reading and all that. Perhaps these were exaggerated expectations, or perhaps a dull grinding of the same watery porridge for 268 pages. The author cou Robert Toru Kiyosaki's Books in Uganda ld only convey to me: Money needs to be invested in assets. The house is a liability, because requires constant investment of funds. Kiyosaki created a game like "Monopoly" and through (frank) advertising through every word tries to breed readers to purchase another waste paper under his name. As you can see, in order to voice these truths, I did not need to write a book, but the author was enriched by an extra 300 rubles. The book reveals the secrets of financial literacy of wealthy people: 1. The rich do not work for money, money works for them. 2. Acquire assets, get rid of liabilities. An asset is what adds money to your pocket, a liability is what takes money out of your pocket. - Business that does not require my presence. I own it, but it is operated by other people. - Stock. - Bonds. - Investment funds of open type. - Real estate that generates income. - IOUs. - Copyright royalties from intellectual property. 3. Think about your business. 4. Develop financial literacy: accounting, investing, marketing, laws. 5. Work to learn how not to work for money. - Fear; - Cynicism; - Laziness; - Bad ... I was 16 years old, and if my memory serves me, it was July 2016. However, it is not so important, if not July. The only important thing is that I had to take the train and travel alone from Moscow to Rostov. This is how the circumstances developed. At almost the last moment, a ticket was bought for me to the second floor of our beloved, kind, Russian reserved seat, in which an energetic girl with blond hair and unhealthy flaming, cheerful eyes came to me as a neighbor. She hooked me with something, but also alerted me at the same time. I confess that at that time, as a person who experienced a huge layer of black stripes in my life, not quite ... https://jiji.ug/36-robert-toru-kiyosaki