Conspiracy of The Rich

In Robert Kiyosaki’s upcoming book Conspiracy of The Rich, in Chapter 5 Robert writes “The Conspiracy Against Our Financial Intelligence”. Most of you already know Robert for his worldwide bestseller “Rich Dad Poor Dad”.
I am privileged to receive individual chapters online ahead of publication as they become available. From what I’ve read in this work from Robert Kiyosaki, in my mind there is an excellent prognosis for this latest project. I believe this book will also touch many hearts around the globe; even though I've read only a few chapters. It will help to promote and inspire a new awareness about money.
At the opening of Chapter 5 there are 2 questions asked. The first question is “What is the difference between Jessie James and a banker?” The answer is “Jessie James robbed banks from the inside. Bankers rob them from the inside.”
It’s not the first question that caught my attention as much as the second. “What is the best way to rob a bank?” The answer is a response given by a William Crawford, California Department of Savings and Loans. “The best way to rob a bank is to own one.”
The reason this question caught my interest over the first is the embedded humor within the statement itself. The chances of the average person in the street owning a bank is slim and none. Without gaining the know-how and leveraging the available experience and wisdom from people like Donald Trump and Robert himself, they are dead in the water.
A large percentage of the population still continues to see money as the root of all evil. So they stay away from the thought of cash in abundance - treating it like the plague.
In addition, the current educational system is still steeped in the will of presenting a highly confusing image of the financial world. Thus, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Blow continue to be strongly advised to leave financial decision making to the experts. And we all know that the quest of these so-called experts is to favor their own well-being over their clients’. There is still the matter of personal greed, “What’s in it for me.”
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Most Endangered

Look here, my friend.
Aren't you tired of going after the good, the bad, and the ugly: Trying to recruit everyone you meet into your MLM business?
"Use the three-foot rule," they say. "Eveyone that comes within three feet tell them about your business. Sometimes you have to be "Ignorance On Fire"."
Lemme ask you this. Have their suggestions gotten so deeply entrenched in your mind you can't see reality any longer?
Can't you see you're trapped in their game? If you drop out of the program they will lose a loyal customer. That's not what they want, so they keep you hooked on the line with heavily laced pep talks. Fifty years ago it was great, but not any longer. We've now truly entered into the information age.
Okay, okay. This is hurting a little. The truth usually does. But it is not nearly as bad as when you wake up and the medication wears off. That's when MLMers run from one opportunity to another. They gotta have the meds to keep them going.
You are just another integral part of their advertising plan. That's all you'll ever be. It'll take you years and years to make it big in MLM. Good concept: nothing more.
They've got you doped-up, hyped with words and empty promises. Their comp' plan is more like Complan -- the energy drink that makes you feel good: that's it.
Think about it!
They've got you thinking you're going to be rich in a couple of months. Sleep it, Eat it, and Drink it. You're going to be rich. But when; and how will you get there based on what you're doing now?
So you go to lunch everyday, and you buy the cheapest item on the menu; a cup of coffee. And then you proudly march out of the restaurant picking your teeth with toothpicks, trying to make someone believe you were eating a delicious stake.
Gotta save your money for the books, tapes, CDs, DVDs, seminars, sales material, and business cards. Spend, spend, spend! It's your business and you have to build it. And don't forget about the tax incentives.
Tax incentives! What tax incentives?
Yes! It's your business. You're suppose to run it like a business, not an expensive hobby?
You're in business to make a profit. If you're not making a profit, it's a hobby.
To continue with what you're doing now will mean that your so-called business will be heading for top recognition in the Guiness Book of Most Endangered Businesses Species.
I'm sure that's not what you want.
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