'Rich Dad Poor Dad' Author Makes Important 10-Year ‘Money Forecast’
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Robert Kiyosaki, a vocal financial expert and Bitcoin investor, also widely known for his popular book on personal fund management, “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has taken to his account on the X platform to share an important prediction for 2034, and where everyone will end up in terms of money by that time, after the next 10 years are over.
Referring to the ideas narrated in his book, Kiyosaki named a key factor that will determine whether one will be rich or poor by 2034.
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Kiyosaki tweeted that the fact whether one will become richer or poorer over the next decade will largely depend on the people who surround you – in particular, the 10 friends you spend the most time with.
The financial guru pointed out several categories of friends one may have in relation to one's financial status and one's state of mind in terms of finance.
The first category here is employees who stick to job security and promotions ("E's"). The second comes the "S's" category – self-employed small businesspeople. Kiyosaki named big business entrepreneurs like Elon Musk "B's," and finallyis the "I's" – big investors, such as Warren Buffett, who invest in big projects, such as "warrants," via insiders.
It is up to everyone to choose who they want to be, Kiyosaki tweeted, - an E, S, B or I – and one of the key factors here, he believes, is the right choice of people one spends time with. He tweeted: “Please Choose carefully. Your financial future depends upon the friends you choose.”
"I'm not interested in money" factor
In a tweet published earlier this week, Kiyosaki stated that one of the biggest lies in the world is when people say, “I’m not interested in money.” He pointed out that financial (in)security is, in fact, so important that it can even break down happy marriages far surer that infidelity.
However, he admitted, some marriages end because there is “too much money” in them. Overall, being an investor and entrepreneur, Kiyosaki considers the topic of money and its major role in the society from different angles.
He also often considers Bitcoin, currently expecting the price to skyrocket in the near future.
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