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Robert Toru Kiyosaki, simply known as Robert Kiyosaki, is a famous Japanese American businessman, entrepreneur, motivational speaker, radio personality, as well as a writer. To the public, Robert Kiyosaki is perhaps best known as the creator of the brand dedicated to the production of games and books on finances called “Rich Dad”. Arguably one of the most popular books released under the “Rich Dad” brand is “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, which was published in 2000. With a focus on financial independence, the book develops such topics as investing, liabilities, the value of assets that are responsible for the flow of money, and even dwells on Kiyosaki’s personal experiences as a businessman. To date, Kiyosaki has written more than 15 books on business, some of which, including “Rich Dad Poor Dad” and “Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing” have made it to the lists of best-sellers in the “New York Times” and “The Wall Street Journal”. Aside from publishing books, the “Rich Dad” brand specializes in the release of games, which helps players gain a better understanding of finances. The board game that “Rich Dad” has released is called “Cashflow 101”, which encourages players to buy and sell stocks, and perform other business transactions.

Aside from being a businessman, Robert Kiyosaki also hosts a radio show called “Rich Dad Radio Show” and maintains a channel on YouTube under the name of “The Rich Dad Channel”.

A famous businessman, how rich is Robert Kiyosaki? According to sources, Robert Kiyosaki’s net worth is estimated to be $90 million, most of which he has gathered due to his business ventures, as well as his writings.

Robert Kiyosaki was born in 1947 in Hilo, Hawaii, where he studied at the Hilo High School, and later transferred to United States Merchant Marine Academy, where he earned the title of a deck officer. Upon his graduation, Kiyosaki joined the Marine Corps, and even participated in the Vietnam War, for which he received the Air Medal. Kiyosaki left the Marine Corps in 1974 and took up a job at “Xerox Corporation”. However, in 1977 Kiyosaki decided to open his own company and start a career as an independent businessman. Even though his first company was initially fairly successful, it eventually went bankrupt, and Robert Kiyosaki founded another company. The latter firm specialized in licensing T-shirts for various bands, including “Motley Crue” with Vince Neil, Tommy Lee and Nikki Sixx. Soon afterwards, Kiyosaki launched the “Rich Dad Company”, which has brought him the most success so far.

Aside from his business ventures, Robert Kiyosaki is known for various on-screen appearances. Kiyosaki has been a guest on such shows as “The Oprah Winfrey Show” with Oprah Winfrey, “The Glenn Beck Program”, “Larry King Live” and “Fox & Friends” to name a few. Kiyosaki has also created his own radio show, which is primarily dedicated to the discussions on business, money and investments, and is co-hosted by his wife Kim Kiyosaki.

A well-known entrepreneur and investor, Robert Kiyosaki has an estimated net worth of $90 million.

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