Catalin Matei | Robert Kiyosaki: Don’t go to School, Don’t pay Taxes, Get Into Debt @catalinmatei | Uploaded August 2019 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
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Robert Kiyosaki is the best-selling author of the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", one of the most well-known books in the sphere of personal development and financial education.
In our interview, he shared a few fundamental lessons that are going to help you in growing your financial situation.
Here are some of the key concepts discussed in this interview:
1. "We're going down. Crashes make the rich, richer." Learn more about the potential financial crisis and what one can do about it
2. "You must understand taxes; the rich don't pay taxes." If you're looking to build your wealth, chances are you are in some type of debt (student debt, etc), so one of the fundamental skills you need is a good accounting understanding.
3. "We're going down. Crashes make the rich, richer." Learn more about how to profit in the down market.
4. Robert Kiyosaki's message to young people: "Challenge what you've been taught."
5. "Most people should be employees". It's an interesting argument since being an "entrepreneur" requires (like any other action) a price. What is the price of working for yourself and are people willing to pay that price?
We had a very interesting conversation. Hope you enjoy it!
Giveaway! Win a copy of Robert Kiyosaki's new book: "Fake". To get a chance to win you have to 1) Watch or listen to the interview and 2) Post one takeaway either on this post or anywhere on social media using hashtag #fakebookgiveaway. 10 of those will be chosen at random in 30 days and will be given a copy of the book (wherever you are in the world).
You can also listen to this interview on:
iTunes: podcasts.apple.com/ro/podcast/robert-kiyosaki-on-how-to-grow-your-financial-situation/id1305109779?i=1000446300445
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6cSAFUqXKa8Mta4W7VAAdL
#robertkiyosaki #fake
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This interview was filmed with the courtesy of Pullman Bucharest World Trade Center, who have kindly offered us a room to record this interview in.
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Catalin Matei is a young Entrepreneur and marketer. Ex-Professional Dancer for 9 years now turned Entrepreneur, Catalin loves to share his journey and the things that worked for him along his trip of building businesses, growing, learning, failing, succeeding and so much more.
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Robert Kiyosaki is the best-selling author of the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", one of the most well-known books in the sphere of personal development and financial education.
In our interview, he shared a few fundamental lessons that are going to help you in growing your financial situation.
Here are some of the key concepts discussed in this interview:
1. "We're going down. Crashes make the rich, richer." Learn more about the potential financial crisis and what one can do about it
2. "You must understand taxes; the rich don't pay taxes." If you're looking to build your wealth, chances are you are in some type of debt (student debt, etc), so one of the fundamental skills you need is a good accounting understanding.
3. "We're going down. Crashes make the rich, richer." Learn more about how to profit in the down market.
4. Robert Kiyosaki's message to young people: "Challenge what you've been taught."
5. "Most people should be employees". It's an interesting argument since being an "entrepreneur" requires (like any other action) a price. What is the price of working for yourself and are people willing to pay that price?
We had a very interesting conversation. Hope you enjoy it!
Giveaway! Win a copy of Robert Kiyosaki's new book: "Fake". To get a chance to win you have to 1) Watch or listen to the interview and 2) Post one takeaway either on this post or anywhere on social media using hashtag #fakebookgiveaway. 10 of those will be chosen at random in 30 days and will be given a copy of the book (wherever you are in the world).
You can also listen to this interview on:
iTunes: podcasts.apple.com/ro/podcast/robert-kiyosaki-on-how-to-grow-your-financial-situation/id1305109779?i=1000446300445
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6cSAFUqXKa8Mta4W7VAAdL
#robertkiyosaki #fake
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This interview was filmed with the courtesy of Pullman Bucharest World Trade Center, who have kindly offered us a room to record this interview in.
---
Catalin Matei is a young Entrepreneur and marketer. Ex-Professional Dancer for 9 years now turned Entrepreneur, Catalin loves to share his journey and the things that worked for him along his trip of building businesses, growing, learning, failing, succeeding and so much more.
He believes that in life mastery of your craft and the people around you are the most important things in the world, and that's what this channel is going to be about.
Find Catalin:
Facebook: facebook.com/iscatalin
Twitter: twitter.com/atcatalinmatei
Instagram: instagram.com/catalinmatei1
LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catalinma...
Snapchat: catalinmatei
