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My supervisor said that while not all of his ideas are bad, he is still useful.
I will stick to my broken clock.
From the link I shared: "[Y]ou have to admire a guy who can spin two or three paragraphs of very ordinary financial platitudes into such a range of books."
I think I mentioned here a few years back his company filed for bankruptcy. I felt like I had gathered everything useful I could from Kiosaki was completely empty-handed. Then I found out about the bankruptcy and found other ways to waste my time. My supervisor says that bankruptcy is a rite of passage for rich people. I tried explaining that writing off millions of dollars worth of debt is a good way of boosting one's finances.
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