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24 Responses to “Robert Kiyosaki Interivew on AlJazeera”

1. By Legitimate work at home jobs on Nov 26, 2009

   Well I have no any idea on it, but the interview is really very nice.

2. By Marketing Man on Nov 26, 2009

   Here in South Africa we get AL Jazeera on DSTV, and I often watch the news. I like the unbiased reporting. It is great to live in a free country and to be able to see all the sides of a story. It makes being objective much easier.

3. By The Guru on Nov 26, 2009

   Good sharing. It is common that everyone wants be their own boss after reading Robert Kiyosaki book. Some of my friend just dare enough to jump off the boat and do direct marketing after reading his book. For me, his book gave me some awareness on the financial situation that we live in today. I was motivated to write down my goals for financial freedom, but right now I was staying on my job and didn’t plan to go for business until the recession is over. Sounds a bit cautious isn’t it :D

4. By tunepal on Nov 26, 2009

   waa..i know him from his famous book.

5. By fences on Nov 27, 2009

   So many people are scared of entrepreneurship when in actuality, it’s the best way to really be in control of your own future. School most definitely encourages people to be a good employee. Just look at how much emphasis colleges put on helping students find a job after college but hardly any on starting their own business. I hated this when I was in college. But on a lighter note, I think this is about to change and I think the recession is spurring it.

6. By abrablog on Nov 28, 2009

   i guess, its good. Its not easy to get interview on AlJazeera.

7. By mini laptop on Nov 28, 2009

   Well, thanks a lot. As you said in many countries people are trained be a good employee and not to become a successful entrepreneur. In my opinion the educational system has to be changed where people are given more visibility to what is happening around the world. A student must thought to think creatively rather in a narrow path. If such kind of educational system is adopted country can progress soon in the days to come. We need to wait and see if the educational system changes or not :)

8. By Minnesota Attorney on Nov 29, 2009

   A business person needs to know both the employee and employer side of a business. Shools focus on the basics first, so it seems consistent that schools focus first on the employee component, and students who are interested in the management/employer side have the option of a seeking an MBA or taking related courses in college.

9. By Ana on Nov 29, 2009

   You talk as if being a successful businessman is the better choice :p Some people don’t want to be their own boss, and prefer working. Kind of reminds me of a discussion we had in one of my university classes- when asked what the ideal position would be after graduation, most people said it would be having a stable job in a multinational company. And this was a management class, with people who were majoring in business administration :p

   And besides, if everyone was trained to be their own boss, who would be the employees? :p

10. By 2D 3D Animation India on Nov 30, 2009

    i am a very big fan of Robert Kiyosaki and his whole series of books…

11. By earnword on Nov 30, 2009

    he really a good model for businessman todays.

12. By GDI Blog on Dec 1, 2009

    i dont have any idea about him, i dont know him :(

13. By Seattle Heating Cooling on Dec 2, 2009

    I love this guy! I read “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” and learned so much from it. The guy is awesome! i encourage everyone to search youtube for his prediction on the US gold standard and how we should be buying precious metals…fast!

14. By Minnesota Attorney on Dec 2, 2009

    It appears that this AlJazeera broadcast was out of Washington D.C. Very interesting.

15. By Get 3 Quotes | 3Q on Dec 2, 2009

    Hey, that is the Rich dad, Poor Dad guy! Mr Kiyosaki is a serious financiual guru, and I have the utmost respect for him and his work. i haven’t read his latest book yet, but I am going to watch this interview, as he always has great value and insight to offer.

16. By clickonpost on Dec 2, 2009

    First time when i heard about him… But thanks any for this interview…

17. By Travel Abroad on Dec 4, 2009

    I know him from his books but i dont undestand what is it for this interview? Thanks for sharing.

18. By cash back credit cards on Dec 5, 2009

    I don’t know I fully agree with the whole idea of “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”, though I will give the book it’s credit of some very good thoughts and something to really think about. I am now going to have to check out this new book I guess now.

19. By financekick on Dec 6, 2009

    i read his book. But its hard for me to apply it into myself.

20. By emergency cash on Dec 7, 2009

    I learned a lot from this video. Thanks for the post. Kiyosaki rocks!

21. By mimar on Dec 12, 2009

    i dont have any idea about him, i dont know him

22. By NAPW on Dec 17, 2009

    Having read his book, I wonder if he still offers all of the same advice as he did in his book at this time with the world market (especially Real Estate) being what it is… or, had he grown up in this market, would his advice be different… I think totally differently about investments now than I did 4 years ago

23. By RichDadWisdom.com on Jan 20, 2010

    I’m a big fan of Robert Kiyosaki. He opened up my mind to the importance of financial literacy, which is never taught in our education system.

24. By rosario on Feb 7, 2010

    I am a fan of Robert Kiyosaki, thanks for the Interivew :)