A short YouTube monologue by Robert Kiyosaki (uploaded/created by David Jenyns) in which Kiyosaki recounts multiple life-threatening experiences — combat in Vietnam, open-heart surgery, cancer, pneumonia, malaria — and argues that crises (including COVID-19) should inspire people to improve their health and build wealth; he frames adversity as an opportunity rather than purely a setback.
I almost died so many times. I went down three times in Vietnam. And my days were numbered from the start. I've had open heart surgery. I've had cancer. I've had pneumonia. I've had malaria. And so when everybody talks about this COVID 19, I said, been there, done that one. But each one of it inspired me to get healthier. And so this crisis should inspire people to get wealthier, or you can be a loser. So I don't know where I'm going with that, but it's just everything bad is good, and everything good will be bad.
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