The rules of money have changed from our parent's generation, and the old advice of go to school, get a job, invest in a well-diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds no longer works.

Understanding the new rules of money is the key to thriving in today’s world. Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant breaks down the different methods of making money, and the right side is the right side.

Host Alexandra Gonzalez-Ganoza teaches you the eight new rules of money, and how those on the right side of the CASHFLOW Quadrant pay the least in taxes, know how to use debt to make money, and hedge against inflation through their assets.

Most people view debt as a four-letter word. We have been conditioned that all debt is bad. We’ve been taught to fear debt. But not all debt is bad. There is good debt too.

Bad debt is debt that makes you poorer, such as credit card debt, car loans, and more. This is the type of debt used to buy liabilities. Ironically, this is the debt that those who say debt is bad get rich from by selling to the poor.

Good debt is debt that makes you richer, such as a loan for investment property or to purchase equipment for your business that will make you a return. This is the type of debt that is used to buy assets. The rich use this kind of debt to buy assets or create products that they sell to the poor, who often take out bad debt to buy them.

Alexandra Gonazalez-Ganoza explores the difference between good debt and bad debt and how the rich use good debt to get richer. Understanding good debt, and utilizing it, is an essential part of attaining financial independence.

Robert Kiyosaki teaches that true wealth isn't about working for a paycheck. It's about creating cash flow and leveraging assets. But in order for you to do that, you need to truly understand the difference between assets and liabilities.

What often gets mistaken as an asset is actually a liability, and understanding the difference allows you to build your foundation of financial literacy so you can design your path to financial freedom.
In this episode, host Alexandra Gonzalez-Ganoza dives into the difference between assets and liabilities and how to leverage assets to create cash flow.

What does it take to build a six-figure business from scratch? Learn from Youtube star and entrepreneur, Evan Carmichael, what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur.

At the age of 19, Evan built and then sold a biotech software company. At 22, he was a venture capitalist raising $500k to $15M. He now runs a YouTube channel for entrepreneurs with over 3 million subscribers and 500 million views, has written 4 books, speaks globally and ultimately he wants to solve the world's biggest problem, people don't #Believe in themselves enough.

Host Alexandra Gonzalez-Ganoza and Evan Carmichael discuss the characteristics of an entrepreneur, the importance of building a team, and most importantly, Evan’s top advice for entrepreneurs just starting out.

Political uncertainty can have a ripple effect on various parts of the economy, and many people are feeling what economists are predicting: that a new recession is likely within the next four years. Some say we’re already in one.
Robert Kiyosaki says, “Politicians cannot save you. Only you can.” But policies written by local, State, and Federal lawmakers can certainly affect your investments.
Host Alexandra Gonzalez discusses why you should invest where your money is treated best and how to thrive in a recession.

Rich dad said, “The key to wealth is knowledge.” He also said, “Growing your wealth requires growing your knowledge.” There’s no better time than today to grow your knowledge.
Today’s guest describes how he got started in real estate and mastered the niche of Airbnb arbitrage.
Jorge Contreras, a real estate investor, says, “Everyone’s end goal should be to own the asset, however, there’s a bigger pool of people who aren’t in a position yet to put 20% down so they can start with an Airbnb arbitrage strategy.”
Host Alexandra Gonzalez and guest Jorge Contreras discuss how making money with short-term rentals through sites like Airbnb is a great place to start small with your first investment property.

“The difference between rich people and poor people is which way their cash is flowing.”
If generating cash flow through real estate is your path to creating a life of financial independence, then the time to act is now.
You might be wondering, “But Alex, real estate is at an all-time high, interest rates are through the roof!” Success in real estate isn’t just about buy low, sell high.
In fact, the strategies I’m going to talk about today are cash-flowing opportunities that can weather any financial storm.

Millennials and GenZ are becoming their own boss more than any generation before them. According to Forbes, “In August alone, more than 4 million workers quit their job, following months of already-high quit rates.”
So what does it take to quit your 9-5 and become your own boss? Your mindset!
Today’s guest, Danielle Vasinova, shares how she evolved from actress and model to serial entrepreneur. Danielle says, “I don’t even think outside the box. I think there is no box.”
Host Alexandra Gonzalez-Ganoza and guest Danielle Vasinova discuss how Danielle manages her time and her personal brand because of her mindset.

In 2018, Robert Kiyosaki went viral for saying, “Getting a job is for losers” in an earlier episode Millennial Money.
Like all generations, we are told, “Go to school and get a job.”  Basically, parents are telling children to work for one kind of income: ordinary earned income—the worst kind of income.
Listen as Alexandra breaks down Robert Kiyosaki’s lesson on why getting a job is for losers and why it’s time to challenge your belief system, and question why those who work the hardest pay the highest taxes and stay poor.

Employees of all different backgrounds have recently left their jobs as a result of the Great Resignation. Millennials have proven to be especially impulsive.
Freelancing, becoming an influencer or changing your employment classification to independent contractor are growing in popularity among Millennials and Gen Z. While the initiative is commendable, these job have their downside—one being working 24/7 in your business.
In this episode, host Alexandra Gonzalez and guest Kim Kiyosaki discuss the 5 things imperative for growing your business from the S-Quadrant to the B-Quadrant.