Paychecks, debt and overlooked assets on The Rich Dad Channel
Robert and Kim Kiyosaki welcome Andy Tanner and Marin Katusa for a discussion spanning stocks, resources and investment risk.
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Why Working Harder Isn't the Answer to Financial Freedom
Working harder gets a skeptical hearing in The Rich Dad Channel's most-watched new upload. Robert Kiyosaki questions familiar money habits, from relying on a paycheck to treating all borrowing as bad, in "Why Working Harder Isn't the Answer to Financial Freedom," which drew roughly 36,000 views.
His distinction is between earning money through work and acquiring assets that can produce income. He also argues that good grades don't necessarily teach financial judgment, and that saving alone isn't a wealth-building strategy. The comments bring that argument back to everyday constraints: one viewer asks how someone can save without sufficient pay, while another suggests tools as a more accessible asset than a large investment.
The week's three uploads approach that cash-flow theme from different directions. On Rich Dad Stockcast, Del Denney and Andy Tanner consider dividends and options strategies when share prices stop rising. In "Robert Kiyosaki: How Rich Investors Find Opportunities Others Miss," Robert and Kim join Tanner and resource investor Marin Katusa to discuss business fundamentals, mentors and the risks hidden inside apparently attractive projects. Tanner's emphasis is on buying a business, not simply a ticker symbol.
That guest conversation is currently drawing the most daily views on the channel. An earlier episode about borrowing to invest also remains active, pairing Kiyosaki's income-producing-asset argument with warnings about leverage magnifying losses.
Across the channel, the week brought roughly 335,000 views and an unchanged subscriber count. Daily viewing is below its usual level, a quieter picture than the subscriber gains at nearby money-and-business channels Caleb Hammer and Max Klymenko. Here, the new releases keep returning to a specific question: what does an investment produce while you own it, rather than what might someone pay for it later?
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What viewers say
Well unless someone's getting paid enough then they can't even save anything
@Preston_Smith96See it on YouTubeConverting earned income into a passive income! 🙏🏿
@Goldbusiness-l6o7rSee it on YouTubeBuys assets is very difficult , for a poor person one of the best assets are tools as most likely you can’t afford large assets
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The videos drawing views on The Rich Dad Channel right now
- Channel
- The Rich Dad Channel
- Subscribers
- 3,640,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 335,242
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- October 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 35,642
- Views on its first day
- 18,568
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Who hosts the Rich Dad Stockcast episode about stocks no longer rising?
The episode's description names Del Denney as host, with Andy Tanner as the investing expert.