Robert Kiyosaki Approval of Network Marketing to Become Rich

Sunday, April 11th, 2010 at 1:41 pm

Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad and fifteen other business and finance related books, is an analyst extraordinaire of the economy, and now claims that the future of business success depends upon Network Marketing. Robert Kiyosaki, is an expert in personal finance and wealth creation; his ever popular ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’, has sold over 23 million copies. His latest title, ‘The business of the 21st Century’, is set to explode the world of Network Marketing Business.

Robert Kiyosaki and Robert Trump co-authored ‘Why We Want You To Be Rich’, in which this iconic, entrepreneurial duo identified network marketing as the door through which the ordinary man in the street can walk to un-dreamt of wealth.

In his latest analysis of wealth creation, Kiyosaki refers to the “eight wealth building assets” inherent in a network marketing business:

Real world business education
Profitable path to personal development
Circle of friends sharing your dreams and values
The power of building your own networks – rich people build networks; poor people look for work
A duplicatable, fully scaleable business – very few business owners or entrepreneurs have
Incomparable leadership skills
Mechanism for genuine wealth creation
Ability to build big dreams and have the capacity to live them

Couple this professional endorsement of the industry as a legitimate and viable vehicle to become wealthy together with the trend towards entrepreneurial investment in this lucrative business model and the moves of multinationals to embrace its growth potential and you have some pretty powerful reasons to investigate MLM or network marketing as an option for achieving your own financial freedom.

If you are presently investigating network marketing as a career for yourself and are somewhat bemused by the choice available to you to work from home nowadays and worry about making the wrong business investment decision, here’s some pointers as to what to start to consider during your research and selection process; see the first in my series of ‘Self Employed and Rich‘. Now, push the button for the fast lane…