Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Poorer Dad - Robert Kiyosaki and the coming MARKET CRASH.

Note: This article was written by Douglas Castle and was originally published in the blog HUMANITAS MAXIMUS. The author does not offer financial, investment, accounting, tax or legal advice, and the article which follows should not be construed by the reader as such. This article may be reproduced or republished without permission, provided that full attribution to the author and original publication are given, and the the article is reproduced in its entirety, with all pictures, hyperlinks and copy left fully intact.

Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Poorer Dad - Robert Kiyosaki and the coming MARKET CRASH.


Dear Friends:

Hope is a great elixir -- it is every bit as powerful as faith, but requires less "waiting around" and permits you to be a bit more proactive in determining your fate. Purveyors of hope in any arena of the Human sport, tend to make people feel better -- at least for a period of time. Some of the more successful purveyors of hope make a darn good living at it, as well. They tend to thrive in the worst of times.

Do they thrive because they are brilliant, visionary investors? Generally not. They profit because they can provide the general populace with one of the last remaining legal euphoriants...HOPE! They sell hope at a profit.

When it comes to Hope, as a precious commodity in short supply, what separates those who are cold-hearted opportunists taking advantage of Human frailty from those who are truly leaders is whether or not they actually have a destination in mind for their adherents and believers -- a vision beyond book sales and carnival tents.

Hope must be given responsibly, and with good intent. If you traffic in Hope, please be kind enough to take your followers to a better destination instead of merely taking them for a very overpriced cab ride right back to nowhere.

My editorialized version of the Kiyosaki (of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" fame) ad follows for your viewing pleasure. If the picture is either cut off or unclear, you may try 1) increasing the screen magnification (on your computer), or 2) clicking on the picture to see if doing so (this is always experimental) will lead you to a different screeen with a higher-resolution, larger version of the same.

Thank you.

Faithfully,

Douglas Castle
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