3. After he graduated, he
took a job at a small
struggling Cable
Television company
which ultimately became
one of the largest cable
television companies in
the United States.
4. At the same
time, real estate was
booming so he
shifted his focus
and made even
more money.
5. In the process, he also
personally guaranteed
over $100,000,000 in
debt. He never saw it
coming and when the
bubble burst, he was
forced to declare
personal bankruptcy.
7. While searching for a
way to restart his life,
a friend called
needing some expert
advice in turning
around his company.
8. After solving his
business and
financial woes, Keith
continued getting
calls from other
people who had
heard about him and
his ability to solve
massive business
problems.
10. Eventually, Robert
Kiyosaki approached
Keith to write a course
about getting out of the
rat race which eventually
morphed into the book
“Rich Dad, Poor Dad,”
changing millions of
lives.
12. He now spends his time
doing what he loves,
running businesses,
investing and teaching
regularly with Tony
Robbins, T. Harv Eker
and Robert Kiyosaki.