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The most intriguing topic in my mind was the discussion of the different types of depression. I was unaware that there were different kinds - hopefully this knowledge will help us prepare.
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Thanks to the person who mentioned this video. "the money masters"
It fills in alot of the blanks Robert loves to leave to stimulate your desire for learning.

Easy to understand, this video shows the history of central banks from its inception. Priceless!!

And on the topic of discussion.... It is truly hard to select one thing above the rest. I have been looking for the topic that discussed government stimulating entrepeneurship.
Here in Trinidad and Tobago our local Chamber of Commerce released its quarterly magazine. This quarter's topic is on SMEs (Small & Medium Enterprises). Alot of the stuff these highly educated professionals are saying is a more complicated version of Robert and Rich Dad's principles. eg. when they talk about why SMEs fail they are basically saying they lack a proper BI triangle. Thank you Robert for the simplicity of your lessons. It is good that you did not do great in school because now your lessons are child like in simplicity and so much more effective than I inagine the college professors could ever accomplish.

Our government seems to be stimulating entrepeneurship by offering loans and training. They are even training in the primary schools to a small extent.
Personally our reluctance in accepting the government loans is a concern about giving them our business plan and our financials (which look damn good thanks to Rich Dad Coaching just as we were starting up in 2007). The plan is so simple any caveman could do it. So we think we might self finance a bit longer till we are too big for the competition to catch up. Forgive me for being suspicious of government!

It would be hard for me to pick a topic because what the Rich Dad series, The Conspiracy and some other books I have read have done
is to confirm that my line of thought was the right one when it
comes to financial education.

The world was not meant to be like this. People aren't meant to
be negatively restricted when it comes to positive self-express-ion. To me it boils down to relationships. Relationships with
other people, employers, environment and even money must serve to
bring out the best on all sides involved.

Mr. Kiyosaki

"And when there are more people buying than selling, the market goes down."

CORRECTION: "...the market goes up." i.e. demand is greater than supply.

I reckon it was your intention to state, "And when there are more people selling than buying, the market goes down."

I believe that the discussion of financial education is the most intriguing and perhaps most controversial of the topics discussed in this book.

Indeed, it's a topic that I can relate to, and it is of great concern to me that insufficient financial education can be robbing many people of the true opportunities that are available in the world we live in today. Personally, I believe that there is no reason why America should be in the dire straits that it's in or reason that this recession should be dragging on as long as it has thus far.

Further, I'd argue that financial education may be the key to getting our country back on track and expanding the free enterprise system that has allowed our country to become the very world superpower that it is.

People tend to strike down capitalism as being corrupted be greed, but it is capitalism that has allowed innovation and advancement to occur. It's about more than just making a buck or two. It's about making a difference in the world. And besides, why shouldn't people benefit from that?

I believe that all the topics were intriguing in educating and opening my eyes as well as others and opens the human mind to possibilities and opportunities. The history of money and what it reflects on today's activities concerning money was shocking in that history is bound to repeat itself!

Robert,

I honestly would say none of the chapters are more intriguing than the other. Each chapter just keeps building and building up more insights and excitement which — at first — got me scared out of my wits! But they got me to think large and step out of the box! Stepping out of my comfort zone is a must... because every day is filled with uncertainty and thus it's unavoidable being uncomfortable. I know there has to be another crash to bring real changes that need to come forth... and this time and year is the best time to stop playing the victim.

Yes I've read the other books... bought and played the Cashflow game... and each tool is priceless. But nothing beats real time reading this e-book. Every chapter opened my eyes more and more to what's really going on globally and financially... gets me reeling... actually talking to like-minded others... sharing the game to strangers that might turn into friends. Last year I would never have done such things... and it feels empowering.

The more I read and study each chapter... the more I realized how badly the majority of us have allowed money to be our slave-masters to the T... instead of it being a tool to use our brains wisely. Thank you so much Robert and crew. You're one of the best educators of our time of great exponential change!

Today Google own us, Google Earth monopolize all the info, maps, locations, houses, our data, in the future if you are not at googel you won´t exist, i wonder if google is part of the strategy to slave us?

The Conspiracy of the Masses - What the Poor teach their Kids, that the Rich Do and Will Not!

I think that people should stop blaming the rich for their own personal, financial and blah blah made up problems. The fact is that We the rich, think that we are the creators of our own destinies. The bottom line is that we play by a whole different rule/mind-set. This overall positive conspiracy of the rich is to enrich ourselves and those around us. Besides, where's the creative challenge/stimulation in CONSPIRING AGAINST STUPIDITY - SELF-AFFLICTED FEAR/IGNORANCE that the masses continue to subscribe to willingly?

The funny think is that, EVERYONE is born with this ability to create and provide for their own well-being. It's the mainstream common folk that lack major control over themselves. Thus the title of this book should be called- "The Conspiracy of Ones Ownself". I'm just grateful for the person who developed this IDEA - You get EXACTLY what you THINK you deserve; Not what anyone else thinks you deserve!

I thank you Robert/Rich Dad for helping me to gain the power of the mirror.

Robert,

I have read all of your books except a few of your special series books. I have both cashflow games and enjoy them immensely. They are very educational indeed. What struck me was a post you put up on your yahoo financial column on the Fed. Before that article, I really did not understand the games that the ultra-rich banking families play with our money. After reading it, I searched the web for info. The best and most informative source I found so far is a 3.5 hour documentary by "the money masters" which describes the struggle from the strangle hold of the international bankers since our country's founding. The history lesson was invaluable as I continue forward with my education on the "rules of the game of money" so to speak. It helped me to see through the smoke screen of the current downturn in our economy and deduce what is really going on behind the scenes- and how it could affect my investments. It amazes me how little most people know about this entity, the FED. It amazed me how little I knew. I find it intriguing that the discussion of our very money system and how it operates is removed from mainstream in our news and educational systems. The FED is cloaked in secrecy for a reason and digging for the truth is difficult. But whatever the powers that be decide to do, I am learning how to prosper whatever occurs. Thank you for a beacon of truth about how to take care of yourself in these economic times...and thanks for the online book project, it is apprieciated!!

Keith

Throughout history some have prospered in every economy. If some can do it, I can do it. You and a few others have chosen to make it your life's work to lead the way. I am please to be learning from your example and plan to in turn help as many others as I can.

I was most intrigued by the history of our US economy; and other parrellel economies outside the country. After learning what has happened in the past, I am shocked that more people are not rioting in the streets today! This has all happened before! I was intrigued by learning that the US dollar is destined to fail, so I read Rich Dad's book about Gold & Silver (I highly recommend it). It was comforting to know that there are still safe places to hold your wealth. It is reassuring to learn that economies, currencies, and commodities all go through cycles. It is calming to know that I can position myself on the correct side when the inevitable wealth transfer occurs. I will also now be able to see through the world of smoke and mirrors that the super-rich want us to live in.

The most intriguing topic, to me, was the different types of depression. I didn't know there were different kinds, had never thought about what we were facing, and how to prepare for it.

i was most surprised by how much money was going out the back door of AIG to big banksters such as Goldman Sachs. Also the smokescreens that are out in public while the bigger heists are happening behind the scenes.

Yesterday I watched the tax protests on TV. I found it interesting that nobody had any signs saying to stop printing money, they mostly said stop taxing our children (which I agree). Nobody seems to see the real tax of inflated currency supply via the Federal reserve.

Page 3, paragraph 3. I think it should read when there are more sellers than buyers, markets go down.

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