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Rank: Silver
Joined: 8/17/2003
Posts: 64
Location: Malaysia
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[8D] Hey... anyone here from Malaysia?? Let' s start a new wave here and share info among Malaysians on how to aply richdad' s teachings under Malaysian economy~~!!  Ciaoz!! Cheanu
Cheanu retired from employment at age 25 with passive income. Today, Cheanu is a public speaker, author, successful business entrepreneur as well as a personal development trainer. He was awarded a scholarship to pursue his ACCA course. The best-selling book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki had a very great impact on Cheanu’s perception about his financial destiny—thus creating a turning point in his life. Cheanu’s vision is to help those, with or without qualifications—who are looking for more affordable and realistic ways to start their own home-based business without investing huge sums and bearing great financial risks… and financial stress.Let's connect on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube & LinkedIn via CHEANU.COM—The one and only official Cheanu.com ©
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Rank: Gold
Joined: 8/21/2003
Posts: 179
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hi
please contact me . i am from jb. and currently i m doing it in jb. So how can we do something together with rich dad asia support
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Rank: Gold
Joined: 8/21/2003
Posts: 179
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 3/29/2004
Posts: 11
Location: Singapore
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Hi tuan-tuan & puan-puan,
I am thinking how real-estate investment can be succeed in M' sia. Any success story here?
Willing to share?
** Whatever Your Mind Can Conceive And Believe, You Can Achieve.
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Rank: Platinum
Joined: 8/28/2003
Posts: 404
Location: S.E.Asia
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Chance to meet Robert KIyosaki LIVE in Singapore this November 2004.Go to www.richdadasia.com to check out. RDAsia.com
www.richdadasia.com
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 1/4/2004
Posts: 6
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Hi there everyone,
Are we the only one from M' sia? I think they must be more right? Let' s rally a bit so that we can have a bigger group here in our beloved country.
Regards,
May
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 4/19/2004
Posts: 1
Location: Port Dickson,Malaysia
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Hi Friend,
Just wanna make friend with you.Since i am still for this forum.
I just bought the " Rich Dad Poor Dad" book. It' s recommanded by one of my friend (Mr.Ko).I met him at a coffie shop and he suggested me to buy and read this book.Actually it was a nice book and i should thanked to him.Anyway keep in touch,maybe we can exchange our ideas.
Take care.
-selva-
-cellva-
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Rank: Platinum
Joined: 8/28/2003
Posts: 404
Location: S.E.Asia
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Cashflow have been in Malaysia for quite sometime. You can find many people who have learn the game in K.L. , J.B , and Penang. There wil be a proper conducted Cashflow' s workshop coming up this weekend in Penang. You may like to check it up at our website www.richdadasia.com (Don' t miss the chance to meet Robert Kiyosaki LIVE in Kuala Lumpur this November and not to miss his 2 Days Business School for Investors in Singapore on 8 to 9 November 2004 at S' pore Expo Hall brought to you by Success Resources.) RdAsia.
www.richdadasia.com
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 4/13/2004
Posts: 5
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Hello everyone I am from Australia!! and a big big Rich Dad Poor Dad fan :) I am reading his " Success Stories" and have just bought the other book called " The Business School for People Who Like Helping People" :) I would like to share my business with you. My company is based on services such as mortgages, loans, insurances, telecommunications, credit cards, internet, real estate...etc , as well as of course products. It is 15 years old and it is in Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and Singapore. This year, it will hit the USA and then China next year From another posting: I saw this review on Kiyosaki ' s book " The Business School for People Who Like Helping People" - it made me read the book. Kiyosaki ' s book " The Business School for People Who Like Helping People" discusses the power of network marketing. In netwok marketing the avergae guy without much money can keep their day jobs and start their network marketing business part time. Kiyosaki says that Network marketing puts you on the B-Quadrant only without investing hundreds of thousands, having to buy or rent a building, pay employees etc. In real estate you use leverage in the form of other peoples money. In network marketing, you use leverage in the form of other peoples contacts, other peoples energy. Network marketing scares some people. It scares your bosses who want to continue to maintain control over you. It scares people in the investment business who hope you will never read any of Kiyosaki' s books and listen to their advice (while they participate in illegal investing techniques with your money) Kiyosaki makes a strong case for network marketing. " In network marketing" Kiyosaki says, " they want you to get better. In the workplace, they don' t want you to get better. It' s a rat race." Kiyosaki also says that network marketing is the perfect B-Business for somepeople but not everybody. It' s all based on values. Some people are weak and need the security of a paycheck. Others who want freedom and are willing to develop themselves, will find network marketing the Perfect B-Business for them. All the best MLEE
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 9/23/2003
Posts: 13
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hello friends from Malaysia , i' m Kenny and i' m from Singapore. currently working in KL. my malaysian friends and i play the game every week in KL. if any of you would like to join us, send me an email. cheers Kenny p/s: kennyg@singnet.com.sg
make logical choices, not emotional and we will be rich
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 4/26/2004
Posts: 4
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Hi all,
I' m from KL and now working in Singapore. I see so many chances in KL real estate. Any one of you guys in it big time?
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Rank: Silver
Joined: 8/17/2003
Posts: 64
Location: Malaysia
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WoW!! It' s great to see that Malaysians are getting way ahead in pursuing financial freedom as compared to our previous generations!! I' ve just bought RK' s book called " Rich Dad' s Prophecy" . GREAT BOOK!!! It struck my mind as to how we can still survive if all retirement plans currently popular in the market are not performing in the future.. and why they WILL NOT perform. Read it, and u' ll know wat i mean! Love, Cheanu P/S: Hey kenny... I' d love to challenge myself with a game or two wif u!! :)
Cheanu retired from employment at age 25 with passive income. Today, Cheanu is a public speaker, author, successful business entrepreneur as well as a personal development trainer. He was awarded a scholarship to pursue his ACCA course. The best-selling book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki had a very great impact on Cheanu’s perception about his financial destiny—thus creating a turning point in his life. Cheanu’s vision is to help those, with or without qualifications—who are looking for more affordable and realistic ways to start their own home-based business without investing huge sums and bearing great financial risks… and financial stress.Let's connect on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube & LinkedIn via CHEANU.COM—The one and only official Cheanu.com ©
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 4/26/2004
Posts: 4
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Hello all dear malaysians,
Any one in Melilea now? How are you people doing? Would you like to share your experiences?
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 3/5/2004
Posts: 1
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does anyone know where i can get The Business School book (2nd ed.) in KL? i searched around at mph but did not find it. kat mana lagi kedai mau cari?
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 5/18/2004
Posts: 8
Location: KL, Malaysia
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Hi all, this is my 1st post, I' m currently leave @ Setapak KL and i would like to learn the rich dad' s teaching....i' ve just " almost compete" my 1st rich dad' s book--Rich dad Poor Dad, i think i might wanna buy the Cashflow e-games.... thanks~!
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 8/20/2003
Posts: 22
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I felt excited when I saw this thread. At last, there is one from Malaysia whereby we can discuss the practicality of Rich Dad Poor Dad theories. Undoubtedly, most of us come across the wealth creation idea through the pitching of " MLM" and it can' t be denied that MLM is one of the way. We see a lot of thread related to Real Estate Investment in US, but whether is practical in Malaysia context, I think we should discuss further to how does it work in our country?
Come on, Malaysian.... Let' s make a wave for this thread.....
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 8/20/2003
Posts: 19
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Hey Guys My name is Kai. Been in the US for the last three years and only got into the game last fall. Am a real estate investor now in the US, used Rich Dad Poor Dad philosophy over the last six months and made USD$50k (it actually works!!!)...Will be in Malaysia July, and would like to share success ideas over Starbucks coffee (your treat!)...Contact me at USRE4U@hotmail.com, no strings attached, just want to help! Cheers!
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Rank: Gold
Joined: 4/23/2004
Posts: 123
Location: Malaysia
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H.. I' m sheq, from melaka.. interested to join all of u, make some JV, share' s ideas.. contact me at flizzoe_x@hotmail.com
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 5/18/2004
Posts: 8
Location: KL, Malaysia
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I' m from KL~! and i currentl;y work at KL.
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 6/2/2004
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Hi there, I am from Kuching, Sarawak. I have read the Rich Dad Poor Dad and the " cashflow quadrant" . After in the financial business for a few years, I do realise many people (I must admit including myself  ) lack the self dispicline and knowledge in investments. Many would be classified as level 2 and 3 investors. It may be due to the social and cultural background. I also found out that those investment gurus are as good as me throwing adrts at the names on the wall. How can we break out of these nasty habits? I also like to get into the real estate investment, but I am a rookie in the industry and the so-call agents here are not very knwoledgable about issues like tax advantages, real estate law etc. YOu advise on how to maximise our return from real estate inevstments would be very much appreciated. Btw, is there any richdad club in M' sia? Quando.[8D]
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 6/7/2004
Posts: 2
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Hi!
I' m from Malaysia. Seems that there' s a lot of Rich Dad' s fan in Malaysia now. I think should be no problem for people in KL to meet, discuss and play cashflow 101.
I' m from East Coast (specifically... Terengganu). It' s quite hard to find Rich Dad' s fans around here. Where I can buy cashflow 101 game in Malaysia...anybody? Pls advise or need to order it from Rich Dad Asia..is there any other way?Or bookstore?Smart shop may be?
Anybody want to play it please contact me...(Terengganu State only)
I love Rich Dad' s books a lots!
Thank you.
raihan danish
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 6/12/2004
Posts: 1
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[image]http://recom.homelinux.org:8000/~recom/themes/ReCom/images/header.jpg[/image] hi i am iQing from malaysia. currently studying in Germany... I would like to introduce a website to u.... www.recom.org this is ReCom - reborn community.. it´s a network of malaysian students studying worldwide there are discussions on financial stuffs in ReCom too.. the members in it are talented in many fields so I hope that you will support our website... any malaysian is welcome to join ReCom and share our knowledge togather... any win win affiliation is welcomed.. thanx a lot.. I hope new friendship amongst us will grow... [image]http://recom.homelinux.org:8000/~recom/images/admin/recomorg.gif[/image]
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 3/25/2004
Posts: 3
Location: Malaysia
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Hie I' m just wanna to introduce myself; the name Erman currently in a rate race in Kerteh working with Petronas. I love Robert' s book so much that I' m still catching up reading all the books I' d bought. On his 3rd book; Guide to investing. Hopefully we can discuss alots more stuff especially with Financial Planning. I meet with a couple of financial planners; was quite suprised that they strongly recommend ASB for long term investment... guys any comments??
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Business owner ..soon. Still learning..
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 8/22/2003
Posts: 453
Location: Singapore
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Hi,
I' m David from Singapore. I operate a website promoting affiliate products and services - this includes RichDad products as well. RichDad' s principles have helped me to understand the journey I can take towards generating passive income. As my starting budget is small, I took the journey of setting up a website to promote and sell products / services for others. After a year and a half, I' m now getting a passive income of between US$200 - US$400 every month. Experiencing this small success has inspired me to [link=http://discovervalue.com/how_ap_works]write a online guide [/link] for my friends who were also interested to follow the same steps that I' ve taken.
So this is an encouragement to all who have a tight budget that while your budget is small, you can still make your way to some passive income without having to invest large sums of money.
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Rank: Copper
Joined: 3/5/2004
Posts: 1
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Hello to everyone from Malaysia, I' m Leslie from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This is my first post and just finished reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad and ready to join you guys. Any hot Rich Dad Club in Kuala Lumpur to recommend? Be together and play CASHFLOW is the idea right? Correct me if I' m wrong. Looking forward to hear from you guys. Have a nice day to you all... Regards, Leslie 
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