Most of us grew up with the same set of rules: go to school, get good grades, get a safe, secure job, work hard, build up your 401k, etc. We've all been taught that this is the way to reach the "American Dream."

But the rich follow a different set of rules. In fact, the rich live in a world that most of us know nothing about.

The rich pay less taxes and have set up their lives in such a way that money constantly comes into their pockets. At the same time, they use expenses to their advantage. In other words, the rules of the rich are what make them rich.

Let's face it, the rich are getting richer, and the middle class is getting deeper in debt trying to keep up with the lifestyle of the rich . . . which makes the rich even richer.

Robert Kiyosaki has found a better alternative -- his Rich Dad's secrets.

"Rich Dad Secrets to Money, Business, and Investing" offers the lessons about money that Robert Kiyosaki, a self-made millionaire, learned from his rich dad . . . a dad that gave him not only money, but his secrets to acquiring great wealth. In this groundbreaking program, you will learn these priceless secrets. Instead of working for money, you'll learn how to make money work hard for you. You'll discover why you don't need a high income to become rich -- and that all you need is financial education -- the type of education this program can offer you.

You'll also learn:
* Why your house is a liability, not an asset
* How the tax code is written in favor of the rich
* The ultimate tax shelter -- how the rich pay less taxes (legally)
* Why hard work, a safe job, a 401k, and a first-class education are no longer reliable ways to become wealthy
* Specific cash flow management strategies to multiply your wealth
* How to rise up through the seven levels of investing
* The six major obstacles to wealth and how to overcome them
* Ten steps to unleashing your financial genius
* And much more!

Session One: What My Rich Dad Taught Me about Money
Two dads, two radically different philosophies on life and money. This program is for the top 10%. The financial rules have changed. When the Berlin Wall came down, the Web went up. Why my rich dad's philosophy of wealth was ahead of his time. The five biggest myths that the middle class believe about wealth building: a safe, secure job; work hard, to earn more; put all you can in your 401k; get an education from a prestigious university; your house is an investment. Why these strategies no longer work today. Robert's story of homelessness to riches. My Rich Dad's secret: you cannot lose.

Session Two: The CASHFLOW Quadrant
A description of the CASHFLOW Quadrant in detail. An "E" is an "employee", an "S" is a "self-employed" person, a "B" is a "business owner", an "I" is an investor. The differences between an "E", "S", "B" and "I". Where the rich draw the bulk of their income. The Income Statement and Balance Sheets of the rich, middle class and poor -- and how they differ. The disease of "affluenza" and the "success trap" of the middle class. Why the "self-employed" person is in the most risky position. Who pays the most taxes. A story which illustrates why "your boss can't make you rich."

Session Three: Why You Should Never Work another Day in Your Life
Why Robert's Rich Dad thought it was a mistake to "work for money." Getting caught in the "rat race" of life. Common objections to being on the right side of the quadrant. The problem with getting rich by being frugal. Forbes' definition of "rich." Opening your mind to financial abundance. Destructive beliefs about being rich. Teaching kids to be investors, not workers. Becoming rich by thinking bigger. Why an "E" and an "S" are actually less secure today than a "B" and an "I". Educating yourself by being proficient on both the left and right sides of the quadrant.

Session Four: Priming the Pump: Preparing Yourself Emotionally for Wealth
The mindset of the wealthy person. Why Robert's rich dad said he had to break his "money addiction." The "money system" and how to master it. The role that finding your passion" has in building wealth. The BE-DO-HAVE philosophy and how it relates to financial success. The emotional issues that keep "E" and "S" from moving to the right side of the Quadrant. The difference in Emotional IQ between the rich and middle class. How the rich handle the emotion of fear.

Session Five: Step 1: Mind Your Own Business
The importance of taking "baby steps" forward, rather than "great leaps" forward to the right side of the Quadrant. The tool of the rich -- the Income Statement. Why cash flow, not net worth, relieves anxiety. How people confuse their profession and their business. Focusing on the asset column, rather than the income column. How to "mind your own business" without quitting your daytime job. The eight kinds of assets people can acquire: businesses that don't require my presence, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, income-generating real estate, notes (IOU's), royalties, anything else that produces cash flow. Action steps.

Session Six: Step 2: Take Control of Your Cash Flow
Why cash flow management is more important than "making more money." How "making more money" can make your poorer. Preparing "two sets of books" ? the legal way. The difference between good debt and bad debt. Why Robert doesn't subscribe to the frugal philosophy of riches outlined in "The Millionaire Next Door." Beginning your Cash Flow Management Plan. Action steps.

Session Seven: Step 3: Know the Difference Between Risk and Risky
Why people believe "investing is risky." Why Robert believes "being uneducated is risky." How the rich manage risk with education and knowledge. The difference between taking financial risks and being risky. How the perception of "investing as risky" is related to cash flow/asset management. Training yourself emotionally to take risks. How the rich position themselves to prosper in times of crisis. How shifting from "working harder" to "acquiring assets" magically changes one's perspective on risk. Action steps for "getting educated" to take intelligent financial risks.

Sessions Eight and Nine: Step 4: Decide What Kind of Investor You Want to Be
The seven levels of investors explained. Level 1: Those with nothing to invest -- spend everything they make, up to 50% of population; Level 2: Borrowers -- solve financial problems and invest with borrowed money, heavy use of credit cards, few assets, "look rich;" Level 3: Savers -- save a "small" amount of money in low-interest vehicles, save to consume vs. save to invest; Level 4: "Smart" Investors -- aware of need to invest, participates in 401(k), solid education but little financial literacy; Level 5: Long-term investors -- actively involved in investment decisions, long-term plan, stick with stocks and mutual funds; Level 6: Sophisticated Investors -- seek more aggressive strategies because of good money habits, don't diversify, open-minded; Level 7: Capitalists -- make money by using other people's money and time, create investments, create jobs, love the "game" of money. Taking baby steps to the higher levels. Action steps.

Session Ten: Steps 5 and 6: Seek Mentors; Overcome the Obstacles to Wealth
How Robert's Rich Dad and Poor Dad were both mentors in his life. Lessons Robert's Rich Dad taught him about money. Stories of mentoring. Criteria for choosing a mentor. Action steps. Six major obstacles to becoming wealthy. Obstacle 1: The fear of losing money. How the rich handle fear. Adopting the "Texas Attitude" in the face of fear. Obstacle 2: Overcoming Cynicism. The futility of the "What if?" syndrome. Separating cynicism and realistic caution. Excuses people offer for not being wealthy or on the right side of the quadrant. Obstacle 3: Laziness. How "being busy" is a disguise for laziness. The difference between Poor Dad's "I can't afford it" and Rich Dad's "How can I afford it?"

Session Eleven: Steps 6 (cont'd.) and 7: Overcome the Obstacles to Wealth; Have Faith
Obstacle 4: Habits. The difference between Rich Dad's and Poor Dad's habits. How our culture reinforces bad financial habits. Adopting good habits. Obstacle 5: Arrogance. How arrogance can cost you wealth. The difference between arrogance and confidence. Obstacle 6: Disappointment. Rich Dad's advice -- expect to be disappointed, have a mentor standing by, be kind to yourself, tell the truth. Action steps. Robert's experience as a poor, unpopular student during high school. Having faith to leave his career at Kodak behind. Letting go of the excuses that keep you from being wealthy. How personal truths are also personal lies. Action steps.

Session Twelve: The Choice is Yours: What My Rich Dad Would Tell You
Where do you want to be on the Quadrant? The choice is yours. A review of the main ideas outlined in the program. The importance of charity. How Robert "gives something back" to society. Answering the question: "Is this all there is?" How Robert is, in his heart, more like his Poor Dad -- a teacher.

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