Date: 08-25-2009

Dear Conspiracy of the Rich supporters,

I am writing a new book on leadership development for entrepreneurs. The following is a sample from the book entitled The Four Main Causes of Negative Emotions. As a way of saying thank you for your support, I thought you might find this excerpt of interest. We will be sending you portions of this excerpt over the course of the next few weeks. Thank you again for your support of Conspiracy of the Rich. Look for the book to hit shelves wherever books are sold in September 8th, 2009. Enjoy the first installment.

Read the first installment...

Thank you again,

Robert Kiyosaki

Date: 08-25-2009

Dear Conspiracy of the Rich supporters,

Conspiracy of the Rich will be out in book form in mid-September. As a thank you for your support of the project, I’m writing a special column on stupid answers to stupid financial questions to keep you amused until the book is out.

As you know from reading the on-line version of Conspiracy of the Rich, a financial education gives a person an unfair advantage. The more you know about money, the less humorous stupid financial questions become – and the more tragic the stupid advice. So, I do not mean to make fun of the people asking stupid financial questions. I only want to point out how ridiculous it is for us to go to school and learn about so many things – yet so little about money.

Read the first column...

Thank you again,

Robert Kiyosaki

Date: 08-06-2009

Your most important job is to change your negative opinions of yourself.

What setbacks and negative opinions in life have you had that you can use to empower rather than drag down your potential to succeed in life and financially?

In what way have you already done this? Let's Discuss!

Date: 07-30-2009

My video interview with TIME Magazine has proven to be a big hit online. Take a look and tell me, what Financial IQ questions do you have? Watch the Video & Discuss!

Date: 07-07-2009

Now that we’ve reached the official end of Conspiracy of the Rich, what are your final thoughts about the book? How has it impacted your life, and what lessons have you learned?