Financial Education Video - How to Raise Capital: The #1 Skill of an Entrepreneur

Financial Education Video from The Rich Dad Company

Money capital is the lifeblood of every investment. Without capital, there can be no product, no property, no sales, no cash flow. Check out Roberts video about his experiences raising capital for his first entrepreneurial venture.

During this one-of-a-kind, never-to-be-repeated 3-day event with Robert Kiyosaki and his advisers you will learn: * Robert's experiences raising capital * Why raising capital is the #1 skill of an entrepreneur * How you can develop this skill to benefit your business and real estate investing

Whether your current or future investments involve business or real estate, raising capital is vital to keeping your investments alive and producing cash flow. Robert and his advisors are experts in this important skill who practice what they preach and will share with you their knowledge gleaned from years of real-life entrepreneurship and investment experience.

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[borednpoor]

If you are worried about the $5000 consider how much a uni degree costs you. And there is no earning guarantees with that education either.

From everything I've read, Robert doesn't need your money, he just wants to educate you. Education isn't cheap and if you pay for it you are more likely to value it.

Keep up the great work RD.

[dkojima808]

Some people on this post criticize Robert Kiyosaki. From what he wears or how he makes his money. When you are making millions, you can wear what you want to wear and diversify your money however pleases you. Rather than criticize...try taking notes and change your mindset. That is the starting point! Do what he has done to have what he has and do whatever you want to do, with whomever you want to do it with, when you want to do. There is a difference between formal & informal presentations.

[gegak]

anyone know what book he mentions this stuff in?

[DimebagVision]

@jtack19791

The whole population of a capitalist society drives the capitalist system. There are a den of thieves in ever aspect of life. Robert Kiyosaki never intended to be the end all be all of 'getting rich.' That's middle class mentality. He did what other real rich people did to make money. He built a company that lasts for the long-term

[jtack19791]

@DimebagVision So we can agree that overall the capitalist system is driven by a den of thieves that are much better at the game than Kiyosaki? Not saying it's a bad thing either. I'm just a fan of the most objective observation of process as possible.

[jtack19791]

@44insane44 The last two sentences resulted from watching an hour of Kiyosaki's ranting about government. He went off his "get rich" topic in 5 minutes and made the remaining 55 minutes a lecture on his political agenda and interests. He did a very poor job of encouraging the next generation of young American business leaders. This guy is a con and there are many other successful and credible people who write on this topic. Blake Mycoskie is another great author to mention.

[44insane44]

@jtack19791 Your argument had a lot of value until your last two sentences.

[TheKlink]

This video was a real eye openner!! Really got me thinking! Thank you!

[ThePureidea]

Very nice thanks!

[Hz827445]

@rubupagainst or may be you dont need a capital..... Join me in QNET .... all on my expense .... get trained .... and lets do it together ...

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watch this video .... its not selling you anything but giving you more knowledge and time to think about yourself ......