You are NOT Stupid - Robert Kiyosaki [Millennial Money]

[@Here24]

"Education is the only business where you can blame the customer for the teacher's incompetence."

[@vnation4443]

Yeah awesome, but I'm still to understand this

[@khankrum1]

Then you get a National Curriculum that shackle's any good teachers that there may be!

[@happios]

All my life I thought I was stupid... My parents , friends, teachers, cats all tells me this. After dropping out of elementary school I thought I couldn't amount to any success in life. This video made me realize that I've been wrong my whole life. I was just bored!!! After I found out the truth, I was able to channel my inner genius and make millions. Robert kiyosaki changed my life. I just needed to believe and change my perspective in life.

[@jonnes__4657]

Yes, in school they make you mentally weak. You get punished if you fail! And later you are really scared to fail. Same happened to me. Despite I was quite good in school and got a master degree in engineering. .

[@PassiveIncomeTom]

I wasn't the smartest person in school or the best athlete. I just followed what the successful people do in life. 🤔

[@khankrum1]

@00rphb better than welfare my friend!

[@swimm3r137]

@00rphb hey, that's a good skilled job

[@nis-qw8uz]

wow same here lol

[@marquearistocrat3754]

It's not the most intelligent who makes it to the top, nor does the strongest. The one who succeeds is the one who adapts.

[@robertchavez8338]

Best thing I ever did was drop out of HS. they told me so many lies. Now, I did go back to finish my GED, and got a BA in college, but now I invest in real estate. best thing iv ever done. thank you for all your advice. read all your books, learned so much. thank you again Robert Kiyosaki

[@SoapAcademy]

“Conform or be cast out “. Being cast out damages us until we realize we are special thanks to great men like Robert.

[@gettinafterit2158]

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[@ezekielirungu8582]

I guess all those who has disliked this video are teachers 😋

[@skytyou]

YES. I was bored out of my freaking mind back in grade schools!!! I used to doodle all over my notebooks, test papers, my arm, hands, fingers, anything that had space for me to draw on I did. A couple teachers appreciated them, most didn't. As a result, I got really good at drawing and it's becoming one of my assets. School teaches you a set of beliefs that are outdated, untrue, disconnected, or simply useless. It teaches against critical thinking. School is NOT education. Memorizing a set of trivia you must believe in or else be punished is enslavement of the mind, the opposite of education.

[@skytyou]

I remember distinctly, one time my "health" teacher saw me doodling on my hand and made me go to the bathroom and wash everything off because in her words "You're old enough not to draw on yourself." Meanwhile she had a tattoo on her arm and one on the base of her neck... It was all just authoritarian bullshit back in school. I was mad because I really liked the design I was doodling at the time. haha

[@lionelhilaire340]

Thanks Robert for sharing this with the world. I failed so much in school and it lowered my self confidence and self esteem. I thought I was dumb for a long time. I realized later that I’m actually a genius...

[@andrewdold7223]

As a public elementary teacher in Canada for over 20 years, what Robert says about the education system is spot on. There are great teachers out there that do inspire and push the envelop of what an Informational age, not an industrial age education should look like, but alas they are far and few between. The education system will not change or evolve! The system is too large, and regulated to allow it to do so. Every teacher I have met and worked with only know how to be an employee. More than 90% of them have never really left the school system. The other side of the coin scares teachers, and is one of the underlying reasons for choosing this profession. Most of them want to be told what to teach and how to teach it. They love conformity and rarely question the orthodoxy of the day. If you are a parent, the best thing you can do to support your child's learning is to read Roberts first book to them, Rich Dad/Poor Dad. Discuss the other side of the coin with them, play Monopoly, and Cashflow with them and maybe then the educational system won't indoctrinate your child to stay on only one side of the coin. It is sad to say but with automation and AI evolving this decade, the education system will fail to help our youth navigate through what many say will be a turbulent time.

[@anielrivera7977]

my 5th grade teacher did that to me and left me back a grade when i went o summer school and took the tests again and passed with a grade ahead yes school is a joke .....

[@terungwaawarga]

*My spouse and I are adding a variety of stocks/ETF to my present holdings for the long term, We've set aside $250k to start following inflation-indexed bonds and stocks of companies with solid cash flows, I believe it is a good time to capitalize on the market for long-term gains, but it wouldn't hurt to know means of actualizing short term*

[@vera3315]

The market is volatile at this time, hence i will suggest you get yourself an inv-advisor/coach that can provide you with entry and exit points on the financial assets you focus on.

[@haydencastro8678]

Thank you. You actually brought tears to my eyes. When you talked about late bloomers you gave me encouragement to keep on trying and not giving up. Thank you again.

[@YourMotivationalLifeAdvice]

As a child I was told I was stupid many times and as a teen I was made to feel as though I was stupid. Today, I'm in the top 5% of income earners in Canada and I make my money legally. Turns out, I wasn’t so "stupid" after all. The education system fails more than it succeeds.

[@0bbie610]

Was labeled adhd in 3rd grade. All the way up until 12 grade. I made Bs and mostly Cs all through school. Looking back I dont regret it at all. What I learned through school was mostly useless. Besides the obvious english history and basic math and science. My counselor in highschool told me to my face I would never make it in life. My parents would be disappointed in me when they'd see my report card with all Cs on it. I'm 23. And I'm beginning to learn as much as I can about becoming financially educated. Iv never had so much thirst for anything. And I will prove many people wrong soon.

[@edcfyau]

no wonder i hated school. i try my best but my grades don't reflect that

[@brandonlevine4610]

The only grade that matters in life is your credit score

[@miumiuchills]

I love the way she pronounce her name specially the "Gonzales" part...

[@42Channel42]

As a teacher I’d say it’s more the School System than the Teacher that are a problem.

[@Ryan62751]

I love how Robert describes ADD, and you are so correct, not so long ago my son's teacher said something similar to his mother about him. After reading rich dad poor dad and watching your channel I realize that teachers really don't understand much if anything at all when it come to children and teaching them, my son gets bored very quickly, I realize that it's more about what is thought than anything else, I introduce he and his sister to monopoly for millennials and they just can't get enough.

[@mrMacGoover]

Thank you, I was labeled by my grade three teacher as having A.D.D. because I "was having difficulties with paying attention" and I used to daydream and look for other things that where more interesting . They even tried to put me on ridelyne to try to "correct my over active imagination" which was starving to stimulate my curiosities for more interesting things. To this day I have an inventive mind but stuggle to stay focused on following though with a goal until completion.

[@YouHaveGreatMusicTaste]

I tried waking up all my friends, But now they think I’ve gone insane, even asking what I’ve been on recently, But like he say’s It pisses them off to hear the truth, And spreading the truth has made me notice witch friends I should keep.

[@zaviahopethomas-woundedsou9848]

ADD, yes I was very bored!!! I had teachers call my parents very concerned because I was very creative and they thought I was on drugs at age ten. I am an author now, my first fantasy will be out in about October. On jobs I was bored to death, I learned the job, wrote a detailed manual and was bored stiff in six months. I will be selling inventions as soon as I have the finances to proceed to the next step. It has taken a long time to overcome the lies that were spoken into my life by family telling me how stupid I was. I now realize they were threatened by my creativity and intellect.

[@mikeh66]

THANK YOU,ROBERT!!! THANK YOU,ROBERT!!! THANK YOU,ROBERT!!! YOU SPEAK TO ME!!!!!!!

[@BradKwfc]

I still remember how afraid I was of failing a class in High School. Not only was it scary but it was embarrassing. When my kids are in HS I'm going to encourage them to take the same class twice, one in which they pass and the other they will deliberately fail. That way they can get over their fear of failure and realize that failure is a good teacher!

[@zem69666]

Goal is to be more successful than the top student in our class in reality

[@justvibing9663]

Yup...m from an environment where every1 wants to be a topper but the truth is not every1 can be a topper.. But is it worth to be a topper???..will bein a topper make u more successful in life ...i've seen tht average student r more successful in life...bein a mediocre is not bad..its good

[@TheSchmuel]

With your mindset, you will be employing the top students. They make very good employees for average students who can think outside the box. Keep after it

[@yuvachang7085]

This was well said. Engagement is different for everyone, but it's true that more engagement = better learning. Question is how to find that engagement for everyone, and for the right subject matters.

[@harryghag9308]

A good student will most likely be a follower Nd an average student can make a good leader

[@TheDirector11]

wow, never knew i was suffering so much from acute boredom.

[@blackrock9885]

Throughout my years in elem, highschool and 1st year in college I wasnt the best student. in fact, I was actually failing some class. But eventually I was able to get the hang of the "school system" and end up being top of my class for the last 3 years but the moment i graduated and stepped out the "real world" did I realize how extremely useless being a top student is. It's like your setup to live a mediocre life once your employed. And people who were non-Ivy were actually doing better in real life. This is how much of a rip off the school system is. It's like a punishment for people. They aren't really making people intelligent but elitists. From the start I already questioned the school system but once I adjusted to get better grades it only reinforced my doubt of how flawed the system is.

[@bakesabundant2028]

I appreciate how Robert Kiyosaki communicates his message, its very simple but deep wisdom at the same time, which is very beneficial. I was also a C and D student in traditional school, I didn't like school, because intuitively i knew a lot of what the teachers were teaching me wasn't going to be used in real life. I didn't know why the subjects in school was so easy for everyone else but it was hard for me. Fast forward years later after I finished school, I can say now I am way more successful now many years later than all the straight A students in my classes.

[@slysampss]

To the moon!

[@connorabdulai598]

What is your relationship with LEGACY EDUCATION ALIANC Currently they are in Australia offering courses for about & 1200 for a 3 days course all in your name. I have been watching and listening to the Reach day poor day programmes, on KZbin, radio showes podcast, but I haven hard you talk about it. I'll really appreciate your response as have already payed for it.

[@Dreamwinner21]

Thank you Robert and Alex it makes total sense what you're saying. I was also told in school and college by my teachers that I was an idiot and for a while it did hold me back until I discovered personal development which changed my life. It allowed me to start making lots and lots of mistakes on my journey to success! Keep up the great work you are doing :o)

[@E-misha]

I don't think I could have mashed the like button harder than I did

[@matteovocale5914]

One of the best classes i've ever assist!

[@diversekayaker]

Such a wonderful and important conversation...thank you so much!

[@andreasleonlandgren3092]

Noone is stupid. Its a derogatory term. Perseverance is more important.

[@RealEstateWithRay]

BOY!!!!! Robert K. went full savage mode hahaha I LIKE IT!

[@rickymagicanada]

I love your channel, I think this information not only applies for millennials but for everyone, I'm on my 50s and still learning from Kiyosaki and totally change the way I think about money. Gracias

[@gergelyszabo650]

Finally an UNCUT video! Thanks for that, and please keep it that way!

[@robertdellamar5386]

Thanks. I've forgotten about failure and how to use it. Also for the reminder to just take my time. That way learning to use money is fun. Which ultimately allows for a great life. Because... it's fun.

[@Chanoramik]

i totally relate they used to separate me in school because i’d distract the other kids. not realizing i liked to entertain and socialize. i also loved to exercise my imagination. still do and i’m almost 40

[@neilmciver3149]

Great lesson Robert and Alexandra . Channeling the energy of youth in the right direction is key for their success and society’s success.

[@camdenearl2447]

That man is more soft spoken then that women.. goodness girl, I CAN HEAR YOU CLEARLY!!!!

[@MKIV2JZGT]

Hey Rober good day. It's all well and good to be explaining financial issues on a global scale, which includes the North American, Asian, European and so on. Which have quite a bit of similarities because of their size. Your information is very helpful and educational and you also make it very easy to understand and relatable to real world experience. However I am from the Caribbean where a lot of the information can't be appliedq like in North America. The opportunities are very limited to none existing in our environment. I started to watching some of your shows just like 2 weeks ago and they have been very informative. However when looking at economies around the world, have you ever looked at the Caribbean and am not talking about the greater Antilles. I am talking more about the Lesser Antilles I would really like to see how you would navigate our economy with the knowledge that you have gained over the years. (What are your thoughts????)

[@sawboss711]

Lynx Mkiv These principles can be applied to any country and any island including those in the Lesser Antilles. I am from the Caribbean myself and in the Caribbean tends to be divisive with respect to class and the emphasis is on academic achievement and we fail to teach our youth the important of entrepreneurial thinking. Let me address your situation specifically as what I think are the steps for you to be successful in Nevis, Barbuda or wherever you are from: 1. Start acquiring your financial education. You can do this in any number of ways through self study, mentor ship or traditional methods. It doesn’t matter how you acquire it, but do it in a way that works for your and you’re learning style 2. Start thinking globally. Sometimes we need to leave our environs to achieve the success or the quality of life you want, and to thoroughly be educated. It changes your perspective and may allow you to see untapped opportunities for business in your county 3. Reject untested theories and ideologies and traditions that do not work 4. Thoroughly study your countries market and be smart and humble enough the seek the advice of people a smarter than you no matter how much you may not be able to stand them. 5. Stop telling everyone your goals, sooner or later someone will steal your ideas 6. Connect with successful business people in your country and keep your ego in check 7. Dress for success and conduct yourself accordingly and develop a mantra 8. Stop worrying about what other people think of you, because every human being has a measure of God Given Genius. The trouble is having the courage to unlock it and not evaluating your genius relative to that of others 9. Put your faith and trust not in man, but in the most High God. Without spiritual intelligence and connection success is impossible 10. Do not live your life in fear, spend considerable time planning and make your execution quick and efficient while always being vigilant

[@markjohnson3192]

Alot of this information can be used in the carribean. Can you explain which information can't be used and I'll try and help you?

[@ohalyssa7744]

This has to be one of the most important videos that I have watched. I pulled my children out of school and started homeschooling them because they were diagnosed as dyslexic and having ADHD and they were falling further and further behind. The principal told me that statistics show that if children don’t catch up by the end of third grade then they never will. I pulled them out not knowing what I was going to do but knowing something had to change. I dropped out of school but was able to test out. We will play games. We will check back in. The point was that I had a deep seated insecurity about being stupid but this video made it click for me.

[@mikeh66]

YES! YES! YES! THE BEST VIDEO YOU HAVE AND WILL EVER DO! YOU SPEAK TO ME!!!!! TEARS!

[@mikejasontagle892]

Robert kiyosaki's mind is so different, in a good way, with a different perspective and intelligence.. so enlightening

[@andrewkuhlmann7395]

I got pushed into the sciences because I was smart and kept me busy so I wouldn't be a problem child. An art teacher taught me how to see and be observant. The nuances of the skill observation wasn't learned where one would normally deduce a skill got learned but in another area of life. Having to draw still life every week for homework taught me how to see.

[@banksofbarcelona3893]

Nobody is better or smarter than you. We are better or smarter in different areas!

[@banksofbarcelona3893]

@anglekan it's not entirely our fault sometimes. And it's our responsibility to lift ourselves out of poverty regardless

[@0b3da36]

This is my school Ive learnt so much as compared to my entire school days

[@smoothiesful]

Love the videos, keep it up.

[@djdewe]

Biggest thing i take from this is to make mistakes & learn, have fun along the way thanks guys

[@markjohnson3192]

Right.

[@cherrytung]

*the ordinary people will always view geniuses as crazy or stupid... until they find out the truth* 🤫

[@fonsekhmaniya1687]

People take time off as they see new happening so that old remain intact along with way of negative feedback is there way of saying stop.

[@cherrytung]

That's a very positive outlook in life. Very much appreciated

[@cherrytung]

not sure if I understand..

[@allieverhearyousayis199]

Was Einstein a genius for splitting the atom? Or was he a fool for not knowing what the government's would do with it?

[@RaBrando]

@@allieverhearyousayis199 he was stupid for not knowing

[@thirdlynephilim]

These issues exist. They don't hold you back, but one of them mean you should wear glasses. Also, some students are just not able to be book smart. We need individualized learning instead of blaming teachers.

[@barbiesocrazy]

He is so awesome 👏🏻

[@mikeh66]

I love,create, and play games myself. Just need to bring them to the marketplace ;-).

[@fonsekhmaniya1687]

Mr Kiyosaki as you mention about 4 types of intelligence in your talk for finding your real self for what you want to achieve but how spiritual condition is prove hindrance in becoming genius in learning along with have fun in terms of school education system.

[@victorsdunek3281]

You guys are right teachers label you because you different the this too over come that label!

[@jamsbong]

Thank you all for such noble work.

[@tjlopez6579]

"Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not: nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not: the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent." Calvin Coolidge

[@fedro2439]

Automaticly typing on browser "online monopoly games" after watched this.

[@vetemlike5771]

You remind me of myself when I was younger. I always was sound asleep in classroom or drawing something on my book. I had not interested to listen the teacher.I was not able to read or write speed. I didn't know that I was dyslexic.I learned this when I was 30 years old. AND YES I COULDN'T BELIEVE HOW BORING THE TEACHER WAS...

[@sathsah1593]

Oh i love this. Dear mr. Robert u are awesome

[@vincebarranco5499]

I am a teacher. Many students now days do not care about learning. If a learner is eager then they should be able to learn from what ever source is delivering the information. I am teaching an elective class called "Think and Grow Rich" My students are learning about many different financial principles and strategies.. I am an investor in real estate. I am creating passive income for myself and teaching others to do the same, if they want to listen and learn.

[@def6420]

RIGHT ON POINT!

[@cutmicrosim]

Thank u!!!!! Robert, thank u for doing what ur doing!!!!!!!

[@yvettevanos8]

Please remember that there are many excellent teachers out there who are just as frustrated by the archaic and prosaic education system and when they try to do things differently end up getting in trouble or fired. The school system, not the teachers, is the problem.

[@commiesareevil3823]

You are absolutely right sir I was totally bored because I was two to three years ahead of the people in my school I ended up getting my GED and going on to college. I grew up in the inner city of Detroit and they barely taught people how to read. I started to love school on my grandparents put me in a Catholic school for 2 years that challenged me it was awesome.

[@ninoswizz6609]

I love this video

[@TheRichDadChannel]

What’s your dominant intelligence?

[@tlebryk]

I am too Dense to understand the question!

[@MKIV2JZGT]

Mental

[@stonervisiontv1388]

THANKYOU for all your teachings!

[@azazyel-m2h]

Mental, physical, then emotional.

[@lordhumongus8669]

I am ruler of the Wasteland. That is my dominant intelligence.

[@corujafilmmaker3724]

I just love this program! Hit me in the rightness point! Love you guys! God bless you booth, Kim and all that team evolved! Each program I feel myself better, breathing... my edges being rectified... Thank you all 3 times!

[@Banana12731]

I learned english by playing games when i was young

[@DIYSolarandWind]

Rock on with what you have and never slow down.

[@rivughosh1230]

It is right to decides what to do.... Not other person tell you what to do.

[@Anthony-nq4ki]

Getting a job after getting a college degree is only based on “TRUST” when it comes to putting it on a resume. The game monopoly is based on creating real estate that helps create wealth. You can get a high paying job with a college degree if you decide to be a doctor, lawyer, or an engineer. School doesn’t teach kids about money. I learned about money by getting financially hurt by my family and friends. Now, I got rid of all of them out of my life. I keep my financial knowledge to myself.

[@c0mpumast3r]

totally agree on this one

[@kingjdk8697]

can you pleas tell me what i need to do or what book i need to read to be financially educated

[@NicoMoreno]

Thanks so much for the awesome video 🔥 This will definitely help me Become Wealthy and Improve my Finances!! Keep it up! 💯💯🙌

[@tacticolfire]

Alexandra Gonzalez is getting better🖒

[@panicbeats4621]

I wish he was my dad🙏🏼

[@learntofly1729]

I learn a lot from you sir kiyosaki.

[@laughinglion7659]

According to Robert Im a genius, I knew it. Thats why I like gold and silver instead of paper money.

[@thefacelessquestion3333]

Secret genius...lol

[@bouchraoukkache1251]

Thanks to both of you

[@zen8o800]

Hold up Robert. There TWO businesses where you can blame the Customer. 1.) School/ “Education” 2.) Marriage 😂😂😂

[@ponderingspirit1475]

Kinesthetics are the best way to learn, which school dangerously dismisses. This video teaches similar principles to that of the great book 'The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People'

[@rodjilius]

Ive been saying this for years about add

[@gabrielolofernes9871]

Minecraft is one of the best game I play. I learn how to talk with people, I learn how to plan and chase to the top of the leaderboards.

[@myfavoriteplanet3247]

Going to school was horrible. Like being stuffed into a long tiny tube of monotony that went on an on, day after day. Schools can suck the life out of natural curiosity and learning. People need more mentors that have real knowlege and experience, who love what they do. People need to help each other more when they can. Give and take, like breathing.

[@azazyel-m2h]

That was way too short of a video. Thankfully I just found the Rich Dad Channel so theres lots to listen too. Thanks Robert and Kim.

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Ya, that was through highschool. I was done. Slept, failed and other things without a care. Still finnished.

[@ishirn3917]

Is there a video where i can learn where exactly i can invest at the age of 20? Please... There are lots of videos on this channel, am consfused

[@TMB1974]

I can totally relate to this. Teachers taught us useless subjects that we would never be able to apply in everyday life. To this day, I still have not applied most of the subjects they taught us in school. The basic stuff like reading writing and basic math skills are necessary. I get that. What am supposed to do with English literature, learning poems, and American history in my everyday adult life? Not one to employer ever asked me this stuff at a job interview or anyone else. I don't want the poor person's education. I want the rich person's education. There are plenty of people who speak proper grammar at the unemployment office. Let that one sink in. I agree everyone does not think the same. I am a visual learner trapped in a classroom all day listening to teachers blah blah blah the whole day.

[@vivalarance1840]

I finshed bussiness admininistration, but suck @ sitting in the office 8hours a day putting invoices in the comp. Cuz I get distracted in my thoughts way to fast, I constantly make mistakes. Got this concentration problem in my dayly life. Now I am trying to find out what to do, but it's hard with this problem and not really knowing what I would like to do

[@adrianluica6960]

I really enjoy Robert. Thank guys.

[@zannatultamanna4334]

What a man! Bravo!

[@commiesareevil3823]

I live in California and when they came out with the new standards in 2008 it was difficult for them to even find teachers because they couldn't pass the test. Most teachers do it because it's a steady income not because they love doing it. They're looking for stability with benefits and insurance in to take care of their family.

[@meralinaneves3863]

watching with smile on my face...I will thank you Robert...I LOVE everything you say and yes your right 😊😅😮😮😊😊😊

[@alanlabar7722]

Great Job! I'm 72.

[@fortyseventen]

Genius and madness are on opposite ends of the spectrum. Turn that line into a circle, and they are one and the same, in inverse ways. Everyone is a genius at something. The older they are, the more "time" they've had to fine tune and hone their genius. And more real world experienced than theoretical knowledge. BTW, the pharmaceutical industry has the power to distribute drugs to young children, as a solution for being slightly excessive versus the typical medicated child, who are sedated and thus unengaged with their surroundings. Who are the real drug dealers? Paradigm Change! Recess twice a day was an effective way to help burn off some excess energy, so the kids return to class a bit calmer and more exercised.

[@MateaAccount]

I like when Robert described how he hated the tearcher in school, but I absolutely found myself in similar story and scenario. I remember how boring teachers were to me. I hated a few teachers, these women were so cold and they divided people. As I come from Croatia, we had grades 1-5. 1 is the worst, F. 5 is the best- A. I had 2=E in her class, and she felt sorry for me. I felt so different. Because seems like the teacher divided people who got the worst grade. Ou my Goood, how dumb school that was. They get on make people thinking they are dumb or smart based on grades!!! And many people in my school considered smart, they needed help to do "the homework" from their parents. That means they had no responsibility. They couldn´t do anything by themselves. I never needed help from my mom or dad LoL. I took the responsibility in my life. And today is already 2023, they still follow the same old school process, and kids feel less worth because they are not A students? The worst part? Nowadays, many A students work hard, thinking they are rich but they work hard for money spending money they don´t have to impress people they don´t like. And then these A students worry about money, thinking "I can´t afford it" closing the brain to think. So they´re not aware of the problem and don´t even look for the solution to the problem. While the governments print money, money become less,less and less in worth. Money is debt. Once we realized that, we grow and always learn more. Unfortunatelly, their plan was to divide us based on that system. But we human beings are all unique, we can think and we take the responsibility in reality. The reality is different , rather than life trapped inside the comfort zone.

[@EbrahimJohnson]

Great Video guys Thanks!!!

[@aleyssa.dancer]

This is a great video 🙌🏾