“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” was a bestseller among macomb entrepreneurs, parents and Southfield, Michigan cooperative marketing business owners around the world. Author Robert Kiyosaki’s new book, “The Business of the 21st Century,” is about the advantages of cooperative marketing businesses around the world.
In an article in Direct Selling News (April 2010), Kiyosaki talked about his latest book and how the rules have changed for American workers.
Kiyosaki argues that Americans cannot rely on corporate jobs for a secure living because of technology and global competition. He points out that though technology helps us be more productive, it also eliminates jobs that used to require a real person.
The amount of vacant office space here in Southfield, Michigan, around the country and the number of people collecting unemployment is a constant reminder of the jobs lost in our area.
Overseas competition has drastically lowered wages, even for highly skilled positions. “Americans can no longer make $80 an hour because there are people in countries all over the world who are willing to work for a dollar an hour.”
Kiyosaki said his best friend’s father taught him wealth-building principles when he was a kid. “If you want to be rich, don’t get a job, don’t save money, and don’t get out of debt: learn to use money and be an entrepreneur.”
Kiyosaki’s recommendation for type of business? You guessed it: cooperative marketing! He emphasizes the fact that self-directed wholesale businesses are a great choice right now because they are inexpensive to start and operate.
In may, 2011, I decided to start an iMarket Direct business in Detroit and around the world. I am now an entrepreneur instead of an employee. I can’t tell you how much better I feel about my future.
If you want to transition from macomb employee to entrepreneur here and around the world, I can show you how to get started here and around the world. Visit http://www.myui.com/benefithumanity for an explanation of the I-Market Direct business model.
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