"He (Modi) is a very smart man but he has got a tough job (to bring back the Indian economy on track). I mean I would never want to be in his job. So, I am glad I am not there ... I never know. His innovative ideas are going to upset a lot of people, because everytime you bring some change, people will come after you," he told PTI here.
Kiyosaki, also the Founder of the Rich Dad Company and Cashflow Technologies Inc, said Modi should look at giving right kind of financial education to school children, instead of teachers who do not have any knowledge of money.
"He (Modi) got to look at financial education. What is being taught. The problem with school teachers, you know, they are no rich people. So if a poor person teaches financial education, he will confuse students," he said.
Kiyosaki also operates various investments and external business ventures, most of which are concentrated in the publishing, retail, education, mining, energy, financial market, and real estate industries.
He said he would have a channel especially for the best teachers in entrepreneurship, finance and investing, who are not part of the major corporation, as every major corporation has an agenda.
"And I would stay away from the stock market because as you know it is rigged, big time," Kiyosaki said.
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