Andrew, I really love how you avoided any partisan conflict during the discussion. You allow Robert to talk about his perspective on Trump and move on even though we know that you're not a fan. You don't interject your own opinion into the interview. If only there were professional journalists on the major networks who still did that!

@LydiaScherr

2 жыл бұрын

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@JoeHeine

2 жыл бұрын

“3 Days.”

@1879gym

2 жыл бұрын

Where did you pick up that Andrew is not a fan? Repost , that clip

@magnolya8

2 жыл бұрын

"...even though we know you're not a fan." Cite source.

@CycleGirl-77

2 жыл бұрын

@@magnolya8 I went to search for that video, but I've had no luck. Somewhere Andrew states very clearly that he felt that the "America First" message had a negative impact for Americans living overseas. He also went further as to say that he felt that it sent the wrong message to our friends and allies. Andrew has also been critical of Biden as well, so I'm not trying to imply that Andrew has let out that he is a partisan on the Democratic side. I don't actually know - don't need to know.

Nothing sells books more then, "This will be deplatformed or censored"

@namorcito89

3 жыл бұрын

Right? Lmao

@debbiemiller6437

3 жыл бұрын

More true than you can handle

@greenacres4518

3 жыл бұрын

Let's hope so. Ironically, the same happened in China when they announced a ban on American products. Everyone lowered their prices and peasants could briefly afford Nikes and Adidas. They sold out.

@AuRowe

3 жыл бұрын

@@namorcito89 The very things he is talking about has gotten bigger men than him deplatformed

I learned that Rob Kiyosaki is an entrepreneur, a marine, he hates the government, he's not worried about his assets because he's an entrepreneur and a marine

@latishiabedwards1423

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. His interviews teach you nothing of substance. His interviews are annoying. I dont care about you being a marine or both your dads being good people. Please answer the question with substance!!!!

@Dan-sc7us

3 жыл бұрын

@@latishiabedwards1423 The host didn't any questions of substance! Just softballs. He never even asked, "Whose taking away your freedom, and how"!?

@erichvonmolder9310

3 жыл бұрын

He has benefited greatly from the System that is in place, but he wants more. It is nice he also has a Team of lawyers and accountants.

@mor5609

3 жыл бұрын

Obviously he told u how that helps him

@danielbentley8103

2 жыл бұрын

@@latishiabedwards1423 you guys are weak. You want to be spoon-fed everything. Get reading what communism and capitalism is all about. Buy the game. Do some research. No ones changing your nappies anymore

One of the greatest benefits I’ve received from reading Rich dad poor dad is being shaken and rattled into realizing that being a long term employee requires sacrificing your potential in order to make someone else rich. Working a job should be a stepping stone to something better, not a lifelong career

@johnnyroycerichardsoniii3273

3 жыл бұрын

“Being a long term employee requires you sacrificing your potential to make someone else rich.”” Love that.

@homeiswheremyhouseis5517

3 жыл бұрын

Words never truer. Being an employee is soul sucking and one of my biggest fears is not breaking away from it.

@Orson2u

3 жыл бұрын

But who among us is capable of the self discipline and drive required to realize that potential?

@johnnyroycerichardsoniii3273

3 жыл бұрын

Orson Olson I seem to be managing just fine to establish an authentic life although I have made massive sacrifices. Realizing your potential in my opinion is nothing more than focusing on, and mastering a craft 3 hours a day, do that for 10 years and you will realize your potential. It is accessible to everyone, everyone has the innate potential, but few will put in the time. Ultimately however our “true” potential will always be out of reach because we are men (inside the human condition) and not machines.. but even machines need down time..

Just remember while America middle class is shrinking by the day. The third world country's we made fun of for years. Middle classes are growing beyond belief.

@mobilecivilian6124

3 жыл бұрын

It's intentional

@brianmungai2401

3 жыл бұрын

We live in global system, you don't have to live in USA, time's changed.

@amraceway

3 жыл бұрын

@@daz9402 And your proof is?

@amraceway

3 жыл бұрын

@@mobilecivilian6124 By whom exactly?

@jondeanpt

3 жыл бұрын

@@amraceway watch family movies from the 80's and 90's and then from 2020/21 and you'll get an idea where we are going

Andrew: "How can Nomad Capitalist help you?" Robert: "3 days"

@swhite1702

3 жыл бұрын

3 days

Lol - “...you look like a genius nerd-type”

@Scriptank

3 жыл бұрын

"An angry genius nerd type." Lol

@fivegkills6111

3 жыл бұрын

I still want to see Andrew as a steampunk protagonist on Netflix 😁

@brendonmasters

3 жыл бұрын

That I would have hated

@AdventureElliot

3 жыл бұрын

I feel like the word nerd or genius can have a “beta” connotation, but I think Andrew is the prototype “Alpha” nerd type .. he definitely could get tons of women compared to other nerd types

@falcon127

3 жыл бұрын

BOTH THESE GUY ARE FANTASTIC! GREAT COMMENT

Andrew "Elizabeth Warren calls herself a capitalist" Robert "I can call myself Jesus would you believe me? i love it hahaha

@erichvonmolder9310

3 жыл бұрын

What kind of Capitalism do you want? Capitalism bordering on Authorianism/Fascism or a gentler Capitalism bordering on more socialist tendencies? I think we need to rethink Capitalism. If you want the Big C, you can't give breaks to the corporation, because that is Socialism and then you create (has been created) income inequality and people getting really pis***. If you want that Big C, give people at least Universal healthcare and state college education. Then again, you run into the same problem. You will never find a perfect capitalism, especially in the USA at this time. We need new thinkers that are open minded.

@berryallen1351

3 жыл бұрын

I start with $4,200 at the ending of May and I'm almost at $33,000 now! all thanks to expert Sharon

@jamescactus2981

3 жыл бұрын

I started with $5,000 at the same time. Now at 52,000$.

@sandramary3262

3 жыл бұрын

@@berryallen1351 Doge?

@maxwelldoor278

3 жыл бұрын

same! I started with 6k and now 23k... soo fucking happy I started with Mrs Sharon

My respect, Andrew, for what you do. Your channel is such a valuable discovery for me❣

The man is a legend! The real deal. He is a Marine, an educated fellow and someone who speaks the truth. Thank you Robert Kiyosaki. You have made a huge imprint in many people's life. Thank you, Sir.

Been listening to Robert for years and the more I hear him in impromptu interviews or watch him interviewing others the more I like him.

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I read Rich Dad Poor Dad August of 2019 in a week. It had me glued to every page. Such a good book! I just bought it for $10 on Amazon last month. It's a book every one should own.

Very nice interview. Andrew's questions weren't answered directly (or at all) many times, but he had the sense to let Robert talk and go off on his tangents. Informative and entertaining at the same time.

@annabelalford804

3 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly.

@wearethefirst5318

3 жыл бұрын

Andrew always tried to get to Robert say what other country he would flee to if need be. Robert never answered that question. However, after listening to the entire interview, I read between the lines and realized Robert knows how to legally NOT pay taxes. He doesn't have to set up a foreign bank account or take up citizenship somewhere else to make and keep his money. He knows the tax laws and the constitution of the USA and that gives him a leg up. If you go to another country, you better make sure you can read the legal documents yourself and comprehend it or else you may end up in a worse situation than in the states. Andrew's business is to get people to invest and or leave the USA. I get it. That is why he tried to ask Robert this question many times. I think Robert is getting old and maybe had a margarita or two before this interview and he answered exactly how he wanted to answer those questions.

Robert is so awesome, he speaks his mind with truth. That makes him a man of integrity. He is a hero and role model, and a 5 Star General in the war for freedom and liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

I don't have to agree with everything he says to learn from him, and boy have I learned from Robert over the last 12+ years.

Love Kyosaki! I was fortunate to read his books at 20 changed the outcome of my life.

@jefflawson9273

3 жыл бұрын

Is this a real person? Because that pic, that name and comment mentioning his book all look like something Kyosaki would do for good optics. And I’m not being disrespectful Yes this is a real person it should be taken as a complement.

@johnnyroycerichardsoniii3273

3 жыл бұрын

Jeff Lawson yes I am a real person and Kyosaki didn’t pay me to say anything lol. I was lucky to get rich dad poor dad, and cash flow quadrant at a young age completely shaped the way I think about earning money. I cannot claim multi millionaire yet but I’m doing well and Kyosaki is a badass whose had a tremendous impact on my thinking

@mianzheng350

3 жыл бұрын

@@jefflawson9273 Don't you want to listen or read a few chapters of his book? I came across with your comment again as I really enjoy his insight. I swear to God, I am not paid by Robert Kiyosaki.

@jefflawson9273

3 жыл бұрын

@@mianzheng350 gimme chapter and page let me see what your referring to.

@jefflawson9273

3 жыл бұрын

@@mianzheng350 It’s the political philosophy he pushes in his business philosophy. Some of that does bleed into daily business interaction. It’s the type of environment he promotes that I have a problem with. He very much reminds me of a carnival. Not a carnival act. A carnival itself. It’s flashy and grabs attention with the noise of carnival music, various carnies with fake smiles selling whatever cheap overpriced thrill they’re in front of , the smell of sweet greasy carnival food. and plenty people that paid $150 to win their child/girlfriend a $5 prize and proud of it!. As you were too caught up to really think about the cheap product sold to you by people that you wouldn’t ever trust except for the fact you just met them in an environment meant to suck everything out your pockets no matter how they have to rig a game or total load of complete bullshit they use regardless of what it promotes ie. Let’s say that one of the prizes was a carton of cigarettes and even though you don’t smoke they convince you how much cooler you would be if you won the first carton of cigs you ever smoked. You win them and the next day you wake up smelling of smoke. Put on the same shirt and get nauseous from the smell of the sweet greasy food because the cigs made you feel like shit.. as you light the third cigarette since you woke up that morning!!…All because of the GRANDIOSE nature of that CARNIVAL that didn’t really give a shit about you or what affect it had on you or anything else as a result of it’s philosophy or lack there of that was based on a very egocentric model not really caring about the consequences of their actions as long they got what they wanted. I don’t find GRANDIOSE people that promote charlatans who are the EPITOME of Being GRANDIOSE CHARLATANS and will do whatever they need to get what they want. Even if it means maiming and killing people that are trying to do their civic duty and certify the election of POTUS in an act of sedition. It’s the insincere untrustworthy feeling I get with every word out their mouths well before Jan. 6.

Glad to see Robert here, I discovered his books 20 years ago when I was running my first business. I read and reread them until they were tattered. I lost touch with his work over a decade ago. I’m glad to see he still very much has his finger on the pulse of things

Amazing! Wish we had more like you in the big media, Andrew. So professional! - I love Robert, he always triggers a new perspective.

Andrew, this was an excellent interview! You hit on some very important subjects. Number one, how money is actually made. Number two, where the culture is going and what that means to each of us as entrepreneurs. Finally, what actions should we take in light of the culture shift that is occurring right now. Thanks for the excellent program.

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@1879gym

2 жыл бұрын

Define these cultural shifts, respectfully…. With some examples and details

this was such a great interview. thank you for this interview. so many great points made.

I met Robert many years ago with my friend Giove a seminar and I believe that meeting changed my life by changing my thinking 👍

Robert is the best. I love his views, his teaching, and his love for freedom ❤

Outstanding job Andrew... Please do more interviews!

Love Robert always keeping it honest and timely, one of the greats.

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One of my favourite interviews of the year. Thanks for this :)

Fantastic sharing of information Andrew and Robert. Great insights! I would love to be at that convention. Wow, imagine the energy in the room. People with gutts willing to open their minds to new ideas. Nomad Capitalist is fast becoming an institution. Thank you Andrew.

Amazing interview skills. Truly.

We need this Robert back!! :D Thank you so much.

The capitalist manifesto I like the title.

Great content. Very eye opening. Much appreciated. I bought and read Rich Dad Poor Dad when it first came out in 1997.

@neilbarnard735

3 жыл бұрын

Likewise. Still (more) relevant after 25 years. 👍

VERY good interview Andrew. Great job!

Love this man he speaks from the heart not his wallet

Love Robert's books, extremely valuable for me to have read as a teen in the late 90s. He's a tough interview though, his responses are so disjointed from the questions, and you handled him to perfection.

@AnoshMalik99

2 жыл бұрын

Found it hard to understand cuz he didnt answer much lol

I like that fact that when Robert wants to talk about fd up commies, he talks about fd up commies, lol!

@xxmadmanxx9882

2 жыл бұрын

Freedom of speech is a beautiful thing!!!

@jimcallaghan2310

2 жыл бұрын

Marines - straight shooters

The sociology teacher I had 4 years ago at my university told all of us students soldiers getting spit on was a myth. I stood up right in the center of class and looked at the professor and said "you are full of shit" I turned to class and said "he is full of shit and I will prove it" I brought 3 different local papers from that time from different areas and it confirmed yes it happened plus I knew vets it happened to. I myself am an Iraq combat Vet. I was in my 30's and not about to let him lie to whole class. Guy had class reading GI Jane... was a Fulbright who spent time in Russia after graduation... he was telling us "the government hates you" I spoke up and said that's only half true.

@mares3841

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for speaking the truth

As an OIF Vet who has spent much time in support groups with Vietnam vets, not much pisses me off more (like bullying at levels of sexual assault and worse) than the stories of how americans treated war vets coming home from the war and conditions in 'nam. The Communist involvement in the violence of the '60s is absent from today's education. Keep sharing and spreading the truth.

Awesome conversation! Robert is always a breath of fresh air. Protect this man at all cost👏

You just got a top billing here. Sound interview.

Robert is a legend, very insightful. Respect earned 👌🏻

Crypto and precious metals complement each other. Each has the advantages that the other does not.

@nunyabidniz2868

3 жыл бұрын

Crypto has the ultimate in transportability and fungibility. Precious metals are intrinsically valued because of the time that it represents.

@fmagalhaes1521

3 жыл бұрын

@@nunyabidniz2868 I love your comment. :):)

Mistakes I fear: Make the wrong friends Move to the wrong place Get screwed in a deal Give too much info to the wrong person

@ghostpeppered4524

2 жыл бұрын

You need to go out and make all of those mistakes so you can stop being afraid of them. You need new fears. Those are nothing. All easy to recover from. You are living in a mental prison!

Best interview of this genius I've seen. Well done Andrew

Most awesome thing I've watched in a long time. Robert was pulling no punches. About Dave Ramsey and no debt... Debt to finance consumption is generally bad, debt to finance income production is completely different. Dave R. is talking to people who don't have discipline over their money. By paying off their debt, they gain discipline and at least the have to stop living beyond their means. Even Kyosaki talked about his early years and buying sports cars etc on debt as bad. So even though Robert and Dave may sound the opposite you have to understand the debts they are talking about are not the same kind. You pay for consumption from income you or your assets make not debt. Use debt to buy assets. Do it right the assets pay the debt and produce income. Do it wrong and things crash. Anyway great interview.

This is a wonderful interview! What a combination of minds to watch!

I love Robert, but I really gotta ask a tough one. How is fighting a war in Vietnam fighting for freedom of the USA? Wasn't it free and all-powerful already by the time of that war? Help me understand!

@bobleglob162

2 жыл бұрын

I have the same question. One could argue that curtailing the spread of communism is a good thing. But I don't think that's what it was about. Just like the U.S. gov.'s adventures in the Mid East isn't about fighting terrorism.

@loannanguyen1688

2 жыл бұрын

it is a war strategy to prevent spread of Communism. Therefore, it is in a way protect our freedom. Vietnam is like a gateway due to it can be accessed by seaway, airway, and laneway.

Just in case you guys didn't hear.... Rich Dad is a Marine haha

Insightful, revealing, brutally honest, compassionate, truthful, educational and entertaining. Thanks!

I watch Andrew often. He’s good. A hustler and promoter. This is the best video I’ve seen him make!

The public loves black and white thinking. In this case, you're either the rich dad or the poor dad. There's no in-between. If you give the public a gray area, they couldn't handle it. They'll look for someone who absolutely knows the absolute truth of what's going on. And that person doesn't exist and never did.

Kiyosaki is a pretty funny dude. “3 days!” Great chat, and lot of insight and wisdom being dropped on us right here.

Please invite Robert back. Great Great interview. Nothing wrong with having someone on that doesn't agree with you on everything single thing !! He does love the nomad lifestyle though!

So nice to hear truth. My dad survived 5 years In a coal mine under Stalin. 75% died. My dad had a 6th grade education in Hungary. He was worth $5 million in 2005 when he died. All in real estate. Even though he was a full time alcoholic the last 35 years of his life.

We are losing our freedoms.He is right.

@ArcticRose-ez3wb

Ай бұрын

So, fundamentally being a marine did not protect our freedoms. It did make rich men richer. I have the pleasure of knowing Kiyosaki's sister (a former Tibetan nun), and now author. Kiyosaki also promotes the debt economy which is a big downfall - we may all be called in to pay the debt.

Two of my favorite gentlemen right here! Andrew I'm sure you invited Robert to speak at Nomad Capitalist. I just wish I was poolside to listen to that conversation with Robert and all those other great people!

I Love Robert! Eversince I read his series of books I see a whole different world now, I thank him everyday!

Absolutely Awesome Information and Interview

Wow, my two favourite you tube characters together ! Unexpected and compelling content.

Absolutely Brilliant interview! Please have more interviews. If it's not too much to ask, maybe interview Dave Ramsey at some point. It'd be very educational and informative.

You ask a lot of great questions Andrew! Seemed like you asked the questions that so many others were afraid to ask.

Although I admire Robert's business sense, I shutter at his stereotypes. Just because a woman hates a particular man, does not mean she hates all men. Politics aside, a great man does not brag about degrading women and then claims he loves them. Coming from NY, I have heard for years from people about Trump never paying his bills. If this is his definition of a great man and a great politician, God help us. Having said this, Andrew conducted a great interview in allowing Robert to talk. I run 2 successful businesses so I guess I am a capitalist. Running a business with honesty and integity is what matters to me.

@marenwilliams2787

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you- you said what I was thinking better than I was going to! In particular about “angry women” & “man-haters”. Ironically, people like him are a big reason women are angry. He talks about wanting freedom, but then gets upset when women are in power. So I guess just for men?

Strong men make for good times weak men make for bad times.

@ArcticRose-ez3wb

Ай бұрын

Define strong men!

America has left These Untied States.

Mr. Kiyosaki is a true hero. This is such an awesome interview of this hero and genius. He is what is great about America.

Ah Kiyosaki, such an incredible guy! So many friends unable to grasp the dept of his advice think little of him, they say things like oh he only wrote a book about accounting and a poor one at that or he says the same thing over amd over.... and yet they do not heed his warnings -maybe that is why he repeats these ideas, because they are so powerful that he would prefer to double down on them given how hard it is for people to expand their horizons? As much as I loveRich dad Poor dad and Cashflow, I think his book Fake is an even greater contribution. Such an important and deep message that applies to anything where value storage and the way legacy is built, trabsfered and sadly, also lost. You can cover millions of varied subjects, which is great, or as I said before double down on those that matter most to you. I see Kiyosaki as a man on a mission, to protect the civilization he went to combat for. As I said before, I have nothing but respect for him (and his wife). No, I don't always agree with him ... but then again I like thinking for myself so I don't agree all the time with anybody else and that is why Im myself not cattle.

Great interview

Kiyosaki! Always a pleasure to watch him!

Mr. K im proud of you,my dad was a seargent in the marines for 9 years.

Andrew is a great interviewer!

Independent Women is a good thing for a poster, but not for a society. Children who don’t have mothers are the ones who do not have a sense of identity or a solid self-worth and are the ones who turn to government as the savior. If you truly believe in Capitalism, then you believe in Strong Moms and strong families. Its no coincidence that the current generation was raised in daycares by mothers who were career minded after women’s “liberation” in the 60s.

@DrLisahollandpt

3 жыл бұрын

They were raised that way bc the fathers either run instead of take responsibility or they refused to stay home with the kids when their wives were more educated and had better potential.

@msizziekay

3 жыл бұрын

I'm conflicted on this one. Weak and dependent moms who stay in unhappy or unhealthy relationships/marriages (because they have no other choice) are certainly not a good model for children either. And unfortunately, there's many of these, too. I believe there is some healthy middle ground. Women need to be strong and independent to some degree, to still be able to make their own choices. If they have this foundation, they can choose to be a stay-at-home mom if they wish - they already know how to be independent. That's beause kids can turn out better in a single parent home, than growing up in an abusive family.

I‘m an entrepreneur… 3 days… I‘m a Marine

@kagi95

3 жыл бұрын

@Inthe Flow It's pretty jarring and sad to see.

Andrew, this was a really good interview!, I really appreciated the exact, specific questions that you kept asking and following the logical next-question in line for Robert to answer. Thanks for running this interview.

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@jerryb6728

3 жыл бұрын

Great job at asking questions.. cants sau the same about the answers to those questions

Robert you are very courageous for putting out the book.

Excellent interview 👏👌👍

' don't take my freedoms away' 'capitalists care about environment'. True words of wisdom and truth.

Robert is the best, cheers from Portugal 🇵🇹

@FromTheBiggining

3 жыл бұрын

Is Portugal requiring jabs to get in?

one of the best if not the best nomad capitalist episode. Loved watching Andrew this relaxed, Robert as always a gem, thank you both.

Wow. Robert really came off poorly informed and pushing political propagandistic lies. Andrew had to hold his tongue several times LOL.

Robert is going around in circles a little bit, but his basic thoughts are still on point.

@zer0gravity184

3 жыл бұрын

I noticed that as well. I'm thinking age has caught up with him, cognitively​. The bare bones of his message is still intact, but, you have to weed through some of the fluff to get there.😚

@JoeFidler

3 жыл бұрын

@@zer0gravity184 or is it he can’t say what he wants to say due to de-platforms and his own understanding that he’s walking on eggshells with everything he says.

@marcuslaker5876

3 жыл бұрын

True...but the wisdom is richer.

@hocake8242

3 жыл бұрын

Seems perfectly fine. Still sharp. Basically stresses financial education. He can’t be that off if the banks just gave him another 160 Million to buy real estate at 3% interest. Doesn’t sound cognitively challenged to me

@zer0gravity184

3 жыл бұрын

@@hocake8242: Yeah, I'm not taking anything away from him. Keep in mind though, he has a dream team (who he trusts immensely) that sets it up for him. They present him a complete package where all he has to do is sign off on the deal. He still has to be aware of every facet of the deal, but, I'm thinking he's not going to rely solely on himself. Also, just watching this interview makes me realize that his team/associates are going to make sure he's on the right track.😉

Great interview! Thank you!

Thanks for all the great information! I was in the Peace Corps and a lot of "Nomad Capitalists" types were attracted to it. You got the best training in the language, culture and economy. It is very economically based. If anything it teaches you what policies do not work. It is almost an undercover club for elites. It is more of a Libertarian mentality but the purpose is to generate the economy but it is about preparing rural people for freedom. Where I was, every program was evaluated on it's positive economic impact. In the Peace Corps your group is generally younger recent college grads from affluent families and in the country you're immediately affiliated with all the most affluent people in the country. I do not think that either you or Robert would find people who did the Peace Corps very different from yourselves. If anything the experience alone teaches Peace Corps Volunteers not to be counterproductive based on a bigger picture. Even as a entrepreneur you could join the Peace Corps and have the time, get the contacts and education to do a "start up"; you would not advertise that until towards the end of your term but Peace Corps would give a pretty good base for a start-up in a developing country.

If you have Robert K. to your conference next year, I will come & bring my wife. I am hoping it will not be in Antartica:)

@Orson2u

3 жыл бұрын

"Not" in Antarctica? Is that snark about AGW? Or your virtue signal for Idiocracy?

"I'm a capitalist" --- But you ain't got no capital Lt. Dan.

@iammaxhammer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes A K, I know that

You have to love the honesty of Robert.

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Incredible interview I will buy, read and understand all of his books.

I treasure the opinion of those like Robert that have the wisdom of the years. 👏🏼

@nextworld9176

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think Kiyosaki has learned a new thing since his first tour in Nam. I, too, have the years--but I'm not brain damaged like Kiyosaki.

@fivegkills6111

3 жыл бұрын

@@nextworld9176 Harsh. But rather on your side. He's a hot air balloon.

@eb6195

2 жыл бұрын

Years don't always equal wisdom. Especially in his case.

Andrew, sooner or later, Robert's going to have to become a client

Excellent video, Excellent points, Excellent advice

Mr Henderson kudos for this fantastic video with a guest that is real and honest with loads of experience and wisdom. We all learn together including you and your guest

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Great Interview!! another great content man! Learn more in 50 mins than 6 semester in college :)

@msizziekay

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

He speaks truth and people can’t see it. Love Robert! If it weren’t for my hubby, I’d be out of here.

@fivegkills6111

3 жыл бұрын

Move inland at least. Don't stay at the East and the West Coast. Due to our changing weather, those are risky tsunami areas.

@jermon983

3 жыл бұрын

They see it but it's not what they want to hear and refuse to take the blinders off.

straight fire episode!!

Great interview. Thank you Andrew and all at NC for the info and education

One thing I have long followed from Ronald Reagan is his favorite Russian phrase he often used in reference to strategic arms talks with Gorbachev - "Doveryay, no proveryay (Trust, but verify)." Checking, Robert Kiyosaki is still on both Facebook and Twitter, and his 'The Rich Dad' channel is on KZread. So, I can't understand why he is complaining so often about being "de-platformed" through the course of this interview, because he is still platformed. Also, I went and checked the problem Kiyosaki talks about with the Washington Post about being called a "racist"; something I naturally found both odd and curious. I found an article in the Washington Post, "Robert Kiyosaki, widely followed author of 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' deletes tweet after calling protesters 'losers'," dated June 18, 2020. I won't include a link here because I don't think we can do that as commenters, so others can find it on their own. But the upshot is, Kiyosaki deleted the tweet after an avalanche of criticism labelling that tweet as racist. The Washington Post didn't call him that, they just reported that many critics among the public were. Having to deal with the details of international relocation as I have been, examining details and checking what situations really are, are now second nature to me. Also, having migrated to the Philippines for the time being myself, while Kiyosaki still calls Arizona home, as well as claiming to have a guarded compound in South Carolina - I believe I have Kiyosaki's original 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' book somewhere in my boxed collection that's stored away currently. I have a lot of books. But, watching this interview, as a political moderate who myself has condemned extremes on both the Left and the Right, I am left feeling frankly disappointed in Kiyosaki now, and that he is not a good example of what a nomad capitalist should be.

I thoroughly enjoyed that interview. Thank you.

I think this interview is AWESOME! Thanks to both of you guys!

What a refreshing conversation!

Hi Andrew

America is not a place, it’s an idea. It was born in Ancient Greece, went to school in early Rome, and flowered in the United States. Unfortunately it doesn’t live in the US anymore. Where does it live now? Is it dead? Does it live in cyberspace now? I think nation states are probably obsolete concepts now. Wish we had a space colony to go to. Leave the toxic old world behind like the Mayflower left the toxic euro continent in 1600s.

@nathandessalegne3970

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, I love your way of explaining the idea!

@benbenjan811

3 жыл бұрын

Fantastic said. Copy and paste for my future. Thanks.

@MCE851

3 жыл бұрын

@Brandon Palmer weak take. Put the keyboard away.

@upstar21t

3 жыл бұрын

America was an attempt to recreate Atlantis and was founded by medieval brotherhoods with exclusive information. All the "official" founding fathers were masons or rosicrucians who were the successors of groups such as the knights templar.

@thomasleise7012

3 жыл бұрын

Thank the Europeans for creating the "nation-state".

Can’t wait for the new book!

...common sense, fun. Always enjoy listening to Robert. 100% American 🇺🇸🎖🏆