I Prefer to Be a Fool than a Loser: Kiyosaki's New Lesson with Bitcoin
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is back in the headlines after buying more Bitcoin — and he left a powerful lesson: “I prefer to be a fool than a loser.” For him, worse than making a mistake in investing is standing still while the world changes before our eyes.
Kiyosaki's vision is simple yet profound: if Bitcoin really reaches $1 million, he wants to be in — even if he risks being wrong now. It’s a statement that provokes reflection, especially for those who still hesitate to enter the crypto market.
The true message is not just in buying the asset, but in the attitude behind the decision: to act in the face of opportunities, even with uncertainties. He teaches us that waiting too long can be costly. The fear of looking like a “fool” should not prevent anyone from seeking financial freedom.
This thinking applies to any investor: set goals, manage risks, and make decisions with courage. The important thing is to be in the game. The biggest defeat, according to Kiyosaki, is to be left out. After all, in times of global financial transformation, those who do not move… lose.