With all the turmoil surrounding the ongoing world financial crisis, I wanted to talk about a vital subject…and give another update and review of “The Conspiracy of the Rich” by Robert Kiyosaki.

It seems like I have been talking, thinking, and researching the current world financial situation a lot these days. (as probably many others have too) As much as we might want to go on with our lives and just forget about what’s happening out there…the simple fact is, this enormous problem is not going to just drift away.

Like it or not…I feel that these current financial times are making it necessary for each and every one of us to truly examine how we want both our personal and global financial futures to be. Now is the time to make a stand on how we want both ourselves and this world we live in to develop economically, spiritually, and health wise. (I will talk more about this at the end of this post)

Getting back to what I originally wanted to talk about…regardless of what occupation you are in (or plan to be in), it’s vital that you have a sound financial education. The simple fact is…most of us have not received an adequate financial education. A majority of the current educational systems (schools) out there provide very little in the form of proper financial education. Robert Kiyosaki talks about this in his new online book “The Conspiracy of the Rich”. In fact, Mr. Kiyosaki even goes on to point out that at least since 1904, our education system has been teaching people how to become good employees rather than teach people how to take charge of their own financial futures. (my own research into this subject indicates the same thing)

I admit that my own financial education was severely lacking until recent years. As I’ve worked to increase my own financial intelligence, it’s become obvious that the current financial situation was destined to happen. A simple review of history for the last 100 years in the U.S. will begin to paint the picture that is now our financial reality. (these events were highlighted in an earlier post) Combine these historical events with what has occurred in the last year…and it soon becomes obvious that many of us are in for some rough financial times in the near future. In essence, even the huge banking institutions and corporations out there have not been using sound financial principles to operate their respective businesses…which has had a profound impact for all of us.

In Robert Kiyosaki’s “The Conspiracy of the Rich: The 8 New Rules of Money”…the last chapters of the online book are devoted to helping us understand some basic financial principles, to understand the factors that are contributing to an uncertain future, and how you can create a better financial future for yourself through a sound financial education. If you have not already checked out this important work by Mr. Kiyosaki, I encourage you to check this valuable resource out before it goes to a publisher and is no longer available online for free.

In closing, I would just like to say that overall I found “The Conspiracy of the Rich” to be a very important resource for helping anyone to better understand why the world financial situation is where it’s at…and how you can learn to play the “financial game” to your favor. With that said, I guess I would also like to point out that even if we learn to “play the game” so to speak…will it be enough to overcome the financial meltdown that I’m confident is going to occur eventually. If there is in fact a global financial meltdown, I believe the ramifications are going to affect even the “rich”.

My own intensive research into our current world financial and political structure is telling me that maybe it’s time to introduce some new ways of approaching how resources are distributed and society as a whole is structured. Many out there are thinking this way also. (will address this in future post) As I continue to research these things further, I’m planning to start another blog to both reveal information I’ve found…and to provide a format to allow discussions on how best to implement these new approaches to economics and society in general.

May you continue to work to create a positive reality for both yourself and all those around you.

Till next time,

James Noyes