Hi! I've been listening to Robert Kiyosaki's audio book 3 Steps to Wealth or something like that. Anyway, the main thing that sticks with me from listening to Robert Kiyosaki; he masterfully teaches the idea that the average person can grow wealth and that wealth is not good or bad in and of itself (this especially is a paradigm that takes a lot of time and effort to uproot). I can make money in order to create more value (make the world a better place), I can even make money BY creating more value.
some of my own thoughts: Jesus taught that the love of money is the root of all evil, but what about the hatred of money? Is that somehow a noble attitude to have? Is that how we apply Jesus' council?
I can tell you from personal experience that hating money is miserable and counter-productive. I'm pretty sure what Jesus meant is to love eternal things more than temporal things, godly more than wordly things. So I want to quote Matt Parks in saying I like money, and if I treat it well, money will like me back :). It is a resource, just like time, just like words, etc.
So, I like Robert Kiyosaki; he's a good teacher. But I wish that he would have stuck to writing books rather than organizing Real Estate Seminars that teach people but don't really help them really do Real Estate.