Comments on: Comment on Mr. Kiyosaki’s Bad Advice http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/ Helping you invest and prosper Sun, 12 Feb 2012 00:54:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Miami Heat Haters http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/#comment-232867 Miami Heat Haters Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:55:02 +0000 http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/?p=350#comment-232867 Hasslem, Miller, and 3 second round picks......ya they are concerned. Only production coming out of them is the amount of fouls they can use. Hasslem, Miller, and 3 second round picks……ya they are concerned. Only production coming out of them is the amount of fouls they can use.

]]> By: Pierre http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/#comment-199242 Pierre Mon, 31 Aug 2009 10:58:35 +0000 http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/?p=350#comment-199242 I like Wilson's comment: ... why not write your own book... That's it!! RK is brilliant in a way that he is able to get money from his books. But that doesn't mean that what he wrote is true though. His books are being used as a basic for MLM around the world, and it is a must read for them. He is a true master of marketing..... he managed to make people believe that he wrote good book, even though they are full of hot air. I like Wilson’s comment:
… why not write your own book…
That’s it!! RK is brilliant in a way that he is able to get money from his books. But that doesn’t mean that what he wrote is true though.
His books are being used as a basic for MLM around the world, and it is a must read for them.
He is a true master of marketing….. he managed to make people believe that he wrote good book, even though they are full of hot air.

]]> By: Wilson Ogunleye http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/#comment-199208 Wilson Ogunleye Sun, 30 Aug 2009 21:00:32 +0000 http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/?p=350#comment-199208 I've read most of RK's books, they're real life issues that you can apply & see results, whats wrong in someone advising you to be in charge of your financial future, not depending on the government to take care of it for you, i don't understand the basis for all this criticism, if you believe you are more brilliant, why not write your own book, after all its a free world. I’ve read most of RK’s books, they’re real life issues that you can apply & see results, whats wrong in someone advising you to be in charge of your financial future, not depending on the government to take care of it for you, i don’t understand the basis for all this criticism, if you believe you are more brilliant, why not write your own book, after all its a free world.

]]> By: ayodeji http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/#comment-189048 ayodeji Sun, 12 Apr 2009 03:17:52 +0000 http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/?p=350#comment-189048 Robert has really helped me shaping my thoughts while growing up, though not there yet, i believe his books are just ways of making one better... though a motivational book and then staying above the waters of this life.... Robert has really helped me shaping my thoughts while growing up, though not there yet, i believe his books are just ways of making one better… though a motivational book and then staying above the waters of this life….

]]> By: Dillon http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/#comment-169483 Dillon Fri, 21 Nov 2008 01:35:05 +0000 http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/?p=350#comment-169483 hmmm.....quixtar, been there, done that, the only problem is that they sell you the system,constant selling........why? two reasons..... 1) its NOT as easy as they make it out to be and 2) people are too damn lazy to work hard and stick with it. ALWAYS TWO SIDES TO A COIN. As for Kiyosaki, really like his books,chose finance as one of my majors, graduating in may o9 and taking over my dad's company to invest in real estate (AMONG OTHER THINGS) lol bc of his books.......so thanks, Kiyosaki :) ps you stick your head above the crowd, you might get hit with a few tomatos. hmmm…..quixtar, been there, done that, the only problem is that they sell you the system,constant selling……..why? two reasons….. 1) its NOT as easy as they make it out to be and
2) people are too damn lazy to work hard and stick with it.
ALWAYS TWO SIDES TO A COIN. As for Kiyosaki, really like his books,chose finance as one of my majors, graduating in may o9 and taking over my dad’s company to invest in real estate (AMONG OTHER THINGS) lol bc of his books…….so thanks, Kiyosaki :) ps you stick your head above the crowd, you might get hit with a few tomatos.

]]> By: Pierre http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/#comment-141531 Pierre Thu, 10 Jul 2008 12:39:08 +0000 http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/?p=350#comment-141531 Well, if you want to know something about management, read Porter, if you want to know something about marketing, read Kotler, but if you want to know something about investing.... of course I would rather read Buffett. Mr. Buffett is a real investor, he is still one of the the richest people on earth. RK, from what I have learned, didn't get much of his money from investing, but from selling the book about investing, which is totally a different case. RK got a lot of money after his book became a must-read reference in the Amway/Quixtar network. As you have heard, for loyal die-hard fans of Amway/Quixtar, not buying a must-have thing is considered a sin. And not soon after that, his books became the best seller, of course, (with millions of Amway/Quixtar members around the world as buyers) and people outside the network start to read his books. Well, you can say, using a metaphor that a good basketball coach doesn't have to be a former player... right? Well, if you ask me, I will say, the best ones usually are former players (Phil Jackson, Doc Rivers, Pat Riley to name a few), while the others, well, they're just average. Well, if you want to know something about management, read Porter, if you want to know something about marketing, read Kotler, but if you want to know something about investing….
of course I would rather read Buffett. Mr. Buffett is a real investor, he is still one of the the richest people on earth.

RK, from what I have learned, didn’t get much of his money from investing, but from selling the book about investing, which is totally a different case.

RK got a lot of money after his book became a must-read reference in the Amway/Quixtar network. As you have heard, for loyal die-hard fans of Amway/Quixtar, not buying a must-have thing is considered a sin. And not soon after that, his books became the best seller, of course, (with millions of Amway/Quixtar members around the world as buyers) and people outside the network start to read his books.

Well, you can say, using a metaphor that a good basketball coach doesn’t have to be a former player… right? Well, if you ask me, I will say, the best ones usually are former players (Phil Jackson, Doc Rivers, Pat Riley to name a few), while the others, well, they’re just average.

]]> By: rob http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/#comment-107209 rob Tue, 29 Jan 2008 13:51:20 +0000 http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/?p=350#comment-107209 I think some his advices are great, some poor. He must be a little controversial to sell his books ;) I think some his advices are great, some poor. He must be a little controversial to sell his books ;)

]]> By: Portland Oregon Real Estate http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/#comment-101884 Portland Oregon Real Estate Mon, 14 Jan 2008 09:56:12 +0000 http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/?p=350#comment-101884 I like his ideas. He might not be in touch with the current market opportunities. I sure his books keep him busy. I like his ideas. He might not be in touch with the current market opportunities. I sure his books keep him busy.

]]> By: mr kiyosaki ideas http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/#comment-78622 mr kiyosaki ideas Sat, 10 Nov 2007 15:20:18 +0000 http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/?p=350#comment-78622 kiyosaki again?? that guy really change people life yeah... kiyosaki again?? that guy really change people life yeah…

]]> By: Tony http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/comment-on-mr-kiyosakis-bad-advice/#comment-5580 Tony Thu, 27 Jul 2006 03:26:53 +0000 http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/?p=350#comment-5580 It is unfortunate that you had a bad experience. The problem with any organization is that you work with people. Some have a lot of integrity and some are working on it. The organization does not meet the criteria of a cult. No one in the organization is worship for any reason. We do not work for Quixtar nor do we selling anything unless you chose too. I don't know how long ago you join. I read the Google post that you described and it does not apply. His implications could apply to almost anything and bottom line all he is trying to do is discredit other to sell his own writings. He describes how little information other real estate books have in them compared to his and how much cheaper his books are. It is unfortunate that you had a bad experience. The problem with any organization is that you work with people. Some have a lot of integrity and some are working on it.
The organization does not meet the criteria of a cult. No one in the organization is worship for any reason.
We do not work for Quixtar nor do we selling anything unless you chose too. I don’t know how long ago you join.
I read the Google post that you described and it does not apply. His implications could apply to almost anything and bottom line all he is trying to do is discredit other to sell his own writings. He describes how little information other real estate books have in them compared to his and how much cheaper his books are.

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