I am immersed daily in the community of people who are trying to make money online. And besides trying to carve out my out little piece of the pie, I like to occasionally sit back and observe the lay of the land. If you asked me what the one thing is that separates the big earners from the ones who struggle to get a monthly $100 AdSense check, it’s strategy....

I’m not sure if I’ll blog my way through the entire event and my memory is a bit unreliable but I thought it would be fun to share some of the high-lights and lessons learned from the past weekend in Phoenix at the Rich Dad Headquarters. On Thursday evening were met by Kim and Robert at a casual reception. Since I went last year meeting Robert and Kim...

This is a guest post by Brian. He skillfully managed to work links to both his blogs into his post, so without further ado, here’s his post:   I have been writing my parenting blog hosted on wordpress.com for a few months and decided it was time to stretch out and see if I could make some money from blogging or, at the very least, make a name for...

Muhammad Yunus Last night I caught a fascinating interview with Muhammad Yunus [book: Banker to the Poor: Micro-Lending and the Battle Against World Poverty]. Mr. Yunus started a bank in one of the world’s poorest countries. His first loan was for $27 dollars and it was shared between 42 people…and it made a big difference in their lives. He gave loans...

Learn the game by becoming an insider. This week’s installment of Rich Dad Wednesday continues with the concept of the “insider.” The first thing that comes to my mind when presented with the term insider is Martha Stewart selling her Imclone shares as the result of tip from the companies CEO. That’s one kind of insider...

This is a special post for anyone that is into investing. The Freedom Investment Club, of which I am a member, has begun to release Michael Lathigee’s [the club's founder and director] economy conference calls on mp3. I’m assuming that it’s okay to share the link, since it wasn’t placed in a password protected area of their site [better to...