Robert Kiyosaki LIVE - Part 2

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Part two of my interview with Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and creator of the game CASHFLOW.

In this segment, Robert explains the B-I Triangle and why context is just as, if not MORE important than content. By context I mean the mission of the company, the team involved and the leadership. These pieces are more directly responsible for the success of the company than anything else.

The content is the product, legal, systems (business, IT), communications (PR, marketing), and cash flow (accounting). These are what Robert refers to at the MBA portion of the business. All of them are extremely important.

However, the one thing new business owners focus on the MOST, is the product. In this clip Robert explains that the product is the smallest and most insignificant piece of a business.

The example he uses is McDonalds. The hamburgers they sell are really, very bad. But the business systems and context they have created makes it a great business. In fact, one of the best on the planet.

Robert also gives more insight into the event coming up at the beginning of May. He mentions that if you are looking for happy camp, glide through the course, get out early and head to the bar, this is NOT THE COURSE FOR YOU!

However, if you are looking for the best business and investing education you can get, anywhere, then join us.

If you are ready to take your business and investing to the next level, get your tickets here.

http://www.johnseiferth.com/capital

BONUS: I have been authorized by The Rich Dad Company to give a discount to my subscribers that will save you enough to cover your airfare and hotel stay.

Tickets are normally $5000. But I am able to get them for you for $3700. That is a $1300 savings that you can use to get your airfare and hotel. Everyone else is going to pay the regular price.

Take advantage of this opportunity to learn from THE BEST business and investing educator alive. This event will change your life.

John

http://www.johnseiferth.com/capital

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[MLMleadsystemPRO]

rock on man...

looking out for part 3 ;)

fanale

[DarthSeif]

Thanks Fanale. Much appreciated brother. And yes, I am a drummer. I wouldn't say "bad-ass" though. Certainly not a Portnoy or Peart, that's for sure.

[Freddusya]

just a question, do u deliberately to break the video into 3 parts (either to increase more views or u thought video less than 10 min could have more retention on the audience about what u want to convey)

or you do it because you could not upload video more than 10 min.??

[DarthSeif]

Freddusya, actually it was a necessity. When we crashed the live feed, we had to go to tape. Since we went for a good 45 mins, the file was huge and I had to break it up into pieces. Also it seemed like a better way to present it, since the sweet spot on YouTube is like 45 seconds - 45 minutes is way too long.

[hoooops1]

I would be curious to know why you feel Kiyosaki is obsolete as a mentor.

[Freddusya]

the bottom of triangle is Mission the left is Team the right is Leadership the smaller triangle goes like this, (from bottom to top) 1) cashflow 2) communication 3) system 4) legal 5) product hope that helps..

[YouJustShutUpNow]

Guys , there is no Photoshop involved in this video. Believe it !

[mithnibrige]

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[gtiapr3]

There are a ton of "articles" and stories. As for specifics, I didn't feel the need to accumulate proof for anyone who challenges my claims. Kiyosaki is a wise man and teaches good principals but is dishonest when speaking about his true path to wealth. I still read his books, but take what he says with a grain of salt.

[BigBangPinoy]

interesting.. do you have any articles that back up your story?.. i always want to hear both sides both the good and the bad..

[gtiapr3]

google "richdad scam" there's 186,000 results. Kiyosaki is a writer, story teller, historian. Not a visionary. I bet more then half is income is from "seminars".

[thaiQ1985]

try Brain Tracy? he is umm a lot better at teaching