Dave Ramsey Vs. Rich Dad Poor Dad (Robert Kiyosaki)



These are my experiences with both Author's...Dave Ramsey of Financial Peace University & The Total Money Makeover and Robert T. Kiyosaki of Rich Dad Poor Dad book series and so much more...but what are yours? Agree? Disagree? SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://www.youtube.com/user/GoneNuckingFuts Find Gershomology on all your computers: TWITTER: https://twitter.com/GershomHyldreth FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/Gershomology ______________________________________________ dave ramsey, debt, ramsey, dave, money, show, dave ramsay, rant, dave ramsey show, the dave ramsey show, dave ramsey baby steps, everydollar, dave ramsey rant, david ramsey, dave ramsey car, finance, dave ramsy, budget, dave ramsey 2016, dave ramsey rants, dave ramsey goals 2016, how to set your goals in 2016, video, channel, life, cars, dave ramsey 2016 goals, loans, school, loan, used, student, payments, book, payment, drtlgi, dave ramsey podcast, car, dave ramsey leasing a car, dave ramsey car buying, drtlgi, university, peace, financial peace university, preview, class, financial, finance (industry), financial peace revisited (book), credit, dave ramsey, debt, money, free, spending, insurance, debt-free, frugal, fpu, money-saving, budget (website category), tutorial, saving, students, education, student, learn, teacher, lesson, debtisdum, dave ramsey (musical artist), school, debt (quotation subject), budget, dave ramsey (author), budget girl, negative, review, part, the dave ramsey show, rich dad poor dad, robert kiyosaki (author), robert kiyosaki, poor, how to be rich, how to become rich, how to get rich, audiobook, rich dad, business, rich dad poor dad summary, success, home equity line of credit, increase your financial iq, kiyosaki, investor (profession), business (literary genre), business major, education, how to win, how to be successful, how to get rich quick, credit (literature subject), real estate (industry), bad credit home buyer, rich dad's guide to investing, cheapest homeowner loans, book, rich, real estate entrepreneur (profession), best real estate investor, investment strategies, residual, business opportunity, homeless, opportunities, cash gifting, paid, cashflow quadrant, programrobert kiyosaki, robert kiyosaki 2016, robert kiyosaki (author), motivation, help, advice, inspiration, success, poor, educacion financiera, business, rich dad poor dad, cómo conseguir libertad financiera, how to succeed in business, rich, kim kiyosaki, peoples money, how to invest, fans, cómo saber si un negocio és bueno o malo, cómo comprar activos, robert kiyosaki network marketing, cómo encontrar un negocio o compañía, cómo ahorrar invertir y donar dinero, cómo pensar como los ricos, el cuadrante del flujo del dinero, qué és un estado financiero, deuda buena y mala como utilizar, hábitos de rico, cómo ser millonario, qué és un activo y un pasivo, diferencias en pobres clase media ricos, padre rico padre pobre, robert kiyosaki español doblado, robert kiyosaki quotes, cuadrante robert, padre rido padre pobre, rober kiyosaki, tutorial robert kiyosaki, el hombre que podia predecir el futuro

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  1. I read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki as well as Rich Woman by Kim Kiyosaki several years ago and was motivated however my financial situation didn't change. In 2015 I lost my job, car, apartment, etc and was totally depressed. I look  Dave Ramsey FPU online class, read Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey and got a new job soon after. Within Nine months time I was completely debt free and felt supercharged. His 7 Baby Steps really give you practical action steps that anyone can follow to achieving financial freedom and building wealth. I tell everyone about Dave Ramsey that I meet.
  2. From what I've read so far, this is what I can deduct. The people that like Dave Ramsey's style like being told what to do specifically. Like school students, these are usually A and B students. And his style helps you make a a comfortable living. Robert on the other hand is not for the As and Bs students. Its for those who prefer to engage their minds more, hence, they end up wealthier if successful. For instance, asking your financial mentor what to invest in (Dave Ramsey students) and asking your mentor what book/course is he currently reading/studying (Robert Kiyosaki) are two completely different students. And by this, you'll notice that Dave would have way more successful students than Robert. That's because the goals for the two students are different and the level of mind consciousness needed to succeed as Robert's student, is way higher than those required of Dave's. Not everybody wants to deal with the hassle of being the CEOs of their own money. They prefer the security of the steady paycheck
  3. I think Dave Ramsey is great to begin with. He literally lays out step by step what to do, which is great. If followed, one can be in good financial condition. Robert Kiyosaki's books are more of changing mindset and financial philosophy. Whatever his books suggest, NOT everything do I follow. However, what I do understand are: 1) Understand Asset and Liability And where Rich/Middle Class/Poor buy. 2) Understand relation between Income Statement and Balance Sheet. 3) Understand how Rich benefit with TAX man. 4) Generate income as Employee/Self Employed/Business Owner/Inverstor and which to choose for Financial Freedom. 5) Learn to become investor.
  4. Risk taker follow Robert
    Coward follow Dave
  5. this guys obviously a dumb motherfucker if he can't play cashflow. I played that at 3 years old 😂😂😂
  6. Yeah Dave Ramsey's advice may be good but it does NOT sound that "deep"!!

    PS would you really like to listen to a guy with that laugh at the end of the video? (hurl)
  7. Don't agree with Robert Kiyosaki. He is too vague & will hurt the average person. Dave Ramsey's advice is sound. It gives you a good foundation that will leave a positive financial foundation & legacy for your family to build upon.
  8. Personally, I think they should be mixed. For example, Ramsey has his 7 steps which focus on getting out of debt and saving for retirement. Kiyosaki is more aggressive, but his primary point is that you have to have a business to get ahead.

    The thing is, you don't have to have a lot of money or be rich to have a business. ANYBODY can create a company and begin to take advantage of the tax benefits / savings. These savings can be huge, and could go directly toward helping you get out of debt more quickly.

    In my opinion the perfect mix would basically be to add "Create a Business" as Step #2 in Ramsey's baby steps. By creating a business (which can be anything) you get big savings which can snowball through the entire series of steps...not just the current Step 2 of getting out of debt.

    So if you create a business early, snowball the benefits of tax savings and additional income into your entire series of baby steps, not only will get get through the steps more quickly, but your financial education in general will be much higher from running your own business. When you're out of debt and ready to really start investing, having your own company will only continue to benefit you more and more.

    Of course, you follow Kiyosaki's principles of buying assets, not liabilities along the way, and you can truly change your financial life. The key is to create a business. Make it official, start tracking your expenses, and begin pocketing thousands that you would have otherwise paid in taxes before it ever made it to your bank.
  9. These comments under the video sound very overly enthusiastic about Dave Ramsey, are you all affiliates of his? Either was I really loved Rich Dad Poor Dad, I'll check out this other guy tho 👍🏻thanks
  10. Whoever creates this video does not see THE BIG PICTURE.
  11. These people complaining thinks they can change their financial status just by READING the book! You have to ACT bro! They think they will become rich just by getting "INSPIRED."
  12. Both have served me well. For a majority of Americans, Dave's advice is VERY sound.
  13. DAVE!
  14. I agree with this video. When I was in my twenties I read Rich Dad Poor Dad among many other Rich Dad products. Then later in life I discovered Dave Ramsey. Rich Dad Poor Dad certainly had value but was vague and more of a fluffy inspirational book. I've found that Kiyosaki also intentionally leaves out specifics so the reader is always wanting more. Thus people are continually wanting to consume more Rich Dad products. Dave Ramsey's approach is much more concrete, practical and something that works for anyone no matter their financial status, education or sophistication. Also, unlike Kiyosaki, learning Dave's teachings is pretty much free. Dave isn't constantly trying to up-sell, there is no secret formula to be revealed in the next book or seminar. Dave's teachings are simple, consistent and available for free on his website, radio show and Youtube channel. If you want more you can buy his books or just go to the library. His course Financial Peace is also made available for free or very reasonably priced at many churches. But again his core teachings revolve around actions steps which he calls "Baby-Steps". You can go to his website right not read these steps for free and take action today. If you put Kiyosaki's plan in place you can make money, sure, but you can absolutely become buried in debt, bankrupcy and lose big time. With Ramey's plan you will absolutely win, slow and steady to be sure but you will win.

    My advice is to learn from both, but put Ramsey's fail proof method to work first. Once you are at Baby Step 7, then you will be in a proper place to consider Kiyosaki's method and take action accordingly if you so choose. But I promise by the time you get to baby step 7 you will have a much more sophisticated ability to analysis risk and debt.
  15. madarchod.....................
    kill this kiyosaki scam artist guy...................
  16. both people are scam artists
  17. Thank you, very interesting!
  18. I think this is a good analysis. I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and several other books by Robert Kiosaki when I was a senior in high school. These books changed my thinking and helped me realize I want to be an entrepreneur, however, his book is not good for people with no financial stability and it took me years to accept Dave Ramsey's 'simple' advice.
    After my financial situation hit rock bottom I started to understand the genius of Ramsey's advice.
    They are both good books but it's best to start with Ramsey and ignore Kiosaki's advice on Debt and gold.
  19. Getting our of debt doesn't make you wealthy. Dave Ramsey will not make you rich.
  20. you really cant go wrong with ramseys system...there is not really any risk. you probably wont become multimillionaire but you will be debt free and be able to live more comfortably. kiyosaki says invest in real estate which is good advice but can be very risky and not everyone is equipped to do that. it is not easy like TV makes it look.


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