How Robert Kiyosaki Can Help You Win

Have you heard of Robert Kiyosaki? He's author of the acclaimed series of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" best-seller financial books.

I have a bunch of them on my study bookshelves.

I was re-reading one of them this afternoon, called "Retire Young, Retire Rich". And one story he told on page 50 rang a bell with me.

In this great example he helps us understand a lot about trying, winning and losing.

And I thought it applied exactly to the way we play the Honest Lotto System too.

In this example, Rich Dad was discussing with Robert about winning a million dollars. He posed this question to the author:

"Are you willing to lose 99 out of 100 times?"

Rich Dad explained, "If you knew that you could win a million dollars and the odds were 1 in 100, you could play 99 times and know that the 100th time would be the
pay-off."

To succeed, said Rich Dad, all you needed to do was make the *required* number of bets to win.

That makes perfect sense.

You know from my Honest Lotto System research that your chances of winning are very high.

So all you have to do is keep playing and persisting just like Rich Dad says - and you will achieve the win percentages. Seems obvious, doesn't it?