
How you play the game gives you a reflection of your own personal financial literacy.īellum continued playing Cashflow 101 with his friends until other groups began playing.
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From there, he continued to play the game and began teaching others how to play by relating it to the real world of investment.īy playing Cashflow 101, you discover how you manage your daily finances and investments. What took place after that was history.Īfter playing Cashflow 101, Bellum realized that the board game is very similar to what he was doing – investing in real life. Up to this time, ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ remains an all-time phenomenal best seller.Ĭashflow 101 was first released in Singapore in a seminar attended by 500 participants. ` Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ was meant to be a brochure for the Cashflow 101 Boardgame.

This brochure became his best selling book in the USA. His board game needed a brochure and he was forced to make one. He created the board game after realizing that seminars, audio tapes, video materials and books were not enough to increase a person’s financial IQ. Once again, Robert Kiyosaki visited Singapore in November 1996 to introduce his Cashflow 101 Boardgame. To the Singaporeans where land is spare, there will always be a demand for more properties and a crash, like what happened in California in 1990s, was unlikely. This caught everyone by surprise as Robert Kiyosaki constantly emphasized that building a profile of properties creates wealth. He compared the situation to a bubble where it was bound to burst. Kiyosaki commented that Singaporeans are crazy buying properties. While hosting a private dinner with a group of close friends, Mr. In 1996, Robert Kiyosaki came out from his retirement and conducted a workshop known as ` Financial Intelligence ‘. When Robert Kiyosaki went into retirement in 1994, Bellum continued to practice what Mr. Within 2 – 3 years he was able to build a portfolio consisting of 8 properties worth more than S$ million. This was in early 1990s when prices of properties in Singapore were going through the roof. Immediately after the workshop, he made his first investment. This marked the total paradigm shift for Bellum. For him, working 18 hours a day and seven days a week was the norm.Īll of this changed when he attended Robert Kiyosaki’s workshop entitled `Creating Wealth’. At that time, Bellum was managing a group of companies involved in turnkey contracting for marine & offshore industries. Bellum first meet Robert Kiyosaki in 1992, 5 years before the bestselling book Rich Dad Poor Dad came out.
