When Your Job Ghosts You, Kiyosaki Tells You to Hustle Like a Boss 😎

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The horizon darkens with millions losing their bread and butter, yet here stands Kiyosaki, waving the banner of entrepreneurship like a mad bandit—network marketing and recession-proof gold mines, or so he claims.

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Robert Kiyosaki, that tireless scribe of Rich Dad Poor Dad, who’s been whispering sweet nothings about money for over twenty years in every language under the sun, returns to poke the beast of job security. Like a street philosopher drunk on capitalism, he preaches seizing your fate by the collar and wrestling it into entrepreneurship.

On the digital town square known as X, on a fateful April 16, he declaimed:

In the last two years, millions have lost their jobs. In the next few years, millions more will lose their jobs. If you feel the noose tightening around your neck, now’s the time to prepare.

In the theater of the absurd, Kiyosaki asks, “How does one morph into an entrepreneur?” With a wink, he points to a curious troupe: network marketing companies. He claims himself and President Trump share the prized status of endorsing this peculiar path—a place where products are hawked through friendship and fasting wallets alike, all under the guise of education.

This “money machine” known as network marketing dances on edges thin as virus paper: commissions earned through friendship and persuasion, often paid in frustration, high rejection, and dreams stretched thin like old boots. Kiyosaki beckons those staring down unemployment’s abyss to grab this torch part-time and light the way.

Ever the Cassandra of economic woes, Kiyosaki predicts fiats will crumble, dollars will fade, and only shiny metals and digital gold (bitcoin, if you’re fancy) will stand tall. With an urgent tone only an alarmist poet could muster, he warns the mighty greenback will soon be swept away. Better stash your wealth in glinting coins and cryptic codes, lest you wake up broke, clutching a history book called “Currency.”

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2025-04-18 03:57