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- 🚨In the early 2000s, when Robert Kiyosaki was already a global figure thanks to Rich Dad Poor Dad, he decided to go beyond money. He wanted to write about something that almost no one teaches: how an entrepreneur thinks when everything falls apart.

For that project, he chose Donald Trump.
Not for politics. Not for fame.
But because he represented an uncomfortable mindset: that of the entrepreneur who is not afraid of risk, public judgment, or failure.

From that came Why We Want You to Be Rich, a book that makes a brutally clear statement:
👉 the system does not reward the obedient, it rewards those who understand the rules and dare to use them.

Trump has always said something that defines him:
💬 Losing money doesn't scare me. Losing my mindset does.

He went bankrupt.
He was publicly exposed.
He lost prestige, contracts, and trust…
and rose again.

For many, that is failure.
For him, it was training.

While other entrepreneurs protect their image, Trump exposed his falls, negotiated from chaos, and understood something key: pressure is not the enemy, it is part of the game.

That is why so many consider him an extraordinary entrepreneur.
Not for how much money he has, but because he never allowed a defeat to define who he was.

The idea he shares with Kiyosaki is as simple as it is uncomfortable:

The entrepreneur does not seek security, he seeks control

He does not run away from problems, he turns them into an advantage

He is not defined by balances, but by his ability to return to the game

That is the true wealth he defended all his life:
🧠 a mind that does not break when everything around seems to be lost

Because money comes and goes…
but the mindset is the only thing that decides who stays at the table 💰

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