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Robert Kiyosaki - Biography

Kiyosaki is a name that has become a symbol of financial literacy and investment success. He is known as the author of the best-selling book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and a successful entrepreneur, investor and educational figure. His philosophy on finance and investment made him one of the most influential economic authors of modern times. In this biography, we look at the life and achievements of a Kiyosaki, his philosophy and influence on the world of finance and business.

Robert Toru was born on April 8, 1947 in Havana, Hawaii, USA. He grew up in a family of Japanese immigrants and has developed an interest in finance and business since childhood. His biological father, Robert Kiyosaki Sr., was a university lecturer and education specialist, while his "poor dad," became a model of financial success.

After graduation, Robert entered the Academy of the US Marine Corps, where he served in the Navy. Upon his return to civilian life, he received a bachelor's degree in civil aviation from Havayev University and became a successful entrepreneur.

Robert began his career in the world of business and investment. He created several education and real estate companies. However, the real breakthrough was his book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" (Rich Dad Poor Dad), published in 1997.

In this book, Robert talked about the differences in the philosophy of finance between his biological father (poor dad), who held traditional views on money, and his father's best friend (rich dad), who was a successful investor and entrepreneur. "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" became a bestseller and helped many people change their attitude to finance and investment.

Robert has developed a unique philosophy of financial success in which he calls for education in finance and investment. It emphasizes the importance of financial literacy and the ability to make decisions based on knowledge and experience. His books and lectures have become popular around the world, and he provides training workshops and workshops on finance and investment.