Rich Dad Radio Show: In-Your-Face Advice on Investing, Personal Finance, & Starting a Business

There are two ways to get rich. One way is to use your own money. The other way is to use other people’s money, or as we call it at Rich Dad, OPM. One (using your own money) provides small-to-modest returns, takes a long time to pan out, and requires some financial intelligence. The other (OPM) provides large-to-infinite returns, creates incredible velocity of money, and requires a high financial intelligence. Today’s guest says that whether you want to purchase real estate, start a business, or create a charitable foundation, anyone can raise money.
Ken McElroy, Rich Dad Advisor on Real Estate and author, says, “Most people believe that they have to come from a rich family, or have the capital raised, and those are just excuses.”
Host Robert Kiyosaki and guest Ken McElroy discuss how to put other people’s money to work for you, and Ken’s tips for raising capital.

As you may have heard, FTX, a popular cryptocurrency trading site that gained popularity after it featured A-list athletes like Steph Curry and Tom Brady in its commercials has collapsed. Today's guest explains how the Enron-style scheme lost billions of dollars overnight.
Mark Moss, a nationally syndicated radio host on the iHeart network, a content creator on YouTube, Podcaster, and the author of the new book “UnCommunist Manifesto,” says, “This token looked like it had value, which was traded on FTX, gained in popularity because people perceived it had value—value Alameda gave it, artificially.” As a result, thousands of unsuspecting investors bought a garbage token.
Host Robert Kiyosaki and guest Mark Moss breakdown the collapse of FTX and how you can prevent falling victim to similar scams.

In his testimony in early December, U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell admitted it is “probably a good time to retire” the Fed’s characterization of inflation as “transitory”—up, until that time, Powell described inflation as temporary. Today’s guest explains what happens when the Fed “takes away the crutches.” Gerald Celente, the Founder/Director of the Trends Research Institute and publisher of the weekly Trends Journal magazine says, “When interest rates go up, the cheap money flow stops, the economy is going to go down, and the equity markets are going to crash.” In this episode, Gerald shares his 2022 Outlook for: Gold, silver, Bitcoin Commercial real estate U.S. economic front China’s dual-circulation policy The rise of the “Metaverse” Host Robert Kiyosaki and guest Gerald Celente discuss what trends you should be watching in 2022 and how current events both locally and globally will affect your investments. Want three months of the Trends Journal FREE? Get your FREE gift at TrendsResearch.com/richdad Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The War on Climate officially began on November 1, 2021, at the COP26. The COP26 is the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, Scotland. The media and all the global leaders brought all their arsenals to launch the war on carbon emissions—it's a global race to net-zero. Today’s guest says this push to net-zero carbon emissions offers new opportunities make the world richer while saving the planet.
Marin Katusa, publisher of the Katusa Report says, “It's the biggest sector growth on the planet. It doesn’t matter where you live, there are over 60 ways to sequester to receive a carbon credit.”
Host Robert Kiyosaki and guest Marin Katusa discuss how the average investor can make money doing good.

Some professions are categorized as more male-dominated, such as construction work, car sales, and mechanics. Likewise, others are categorized as more female-dominated, including nursing, teaching, and social work. Thankfully, some of these gender stereotypes are falling by the wayside. Today’s guests explain how women are investing (successfully) in male-dominated assets classes.
Liz Faircloth and Andresa Guidelli hosts of the The Real Estate InvestHER Show and the
and are both professional real estate investors who believe in the importance of elevating women’s financial literacy.
Andresa says, “It wasn’t that long ago that women were not able to open a bank account or own a property. We are mentally dependent, financially dependent.” She goes on to explain how her own experience of being in a toxic relationship, she would have had the confidence to leave that relationship.
Liz says, “Women outperform men. Women make great investors. Not just my opinion, but statistically because they are more cautious, and don’t invest on a whim.”
Host Kim Kiyosaki and guests Liz Faircloth and Andresa Guidelli discuss how women invest differently than men, the resources available to beginner investors, and the importance of elevating women's financial literacy.
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