Robert Kiyosaki, a well-known financial expert, is warning of tough economic times ahead and advises people to prepare.
Kiyosaki pointed to the current instability in the real estate market, predicting a major downturn. He emphasized that while economic challenges are inevitable, they also create opportunities for those who are ready.
Best TIME to GET RICH is APPROACHING.
Real estate markets are crashing. As my Rich Dad taught me….”If you don’t lean how to make money in your sleep… you’ll never be rich.”
The time to make money in your sleep is arriving now.
For the hard times that are coming…Rich…
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) July 20, 2024
Kiyosaki believes this is a critical time to build wealth by learning how to generate money passively. “Real estate markets are crashing. As my Rich Dad taught me, if you don’t learn how to make money in your sleep, you’ll never be rich. The time to make money in your sleep is now,” he said.
During economic hardships, Kiyosaki advises focusing on personal growth and confidence. He highlights the importance of resilience, continuous learning, and being surrounded by successful individuals. He warns against excessive worry and encourages a mindset geared towards seizing opportunities.
Kiyosaki believes that the upcoming economic difficulties will distinguish the resilient and adaptable from the rest. He stresses the need to create passive income streams to avoid constant hard work.
Consistently cautioning about an imminent major financial crash, Kiyosaki urges investors to safeguard their assets. He recommends investing in Bitcoin (BTC) and precious metals like gold and silver as strategies for preserving wealth in turbulent times.
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