What if the money you work for isn’t really money at all? In this episode, Robert Kiyosaki sits down with Natalie Brunell to explore why the global financial system is built on debt—and why that system is beginning to crack. From inflation and central banking to history’s repeated monetary failures, this conversation explains why fiat currency functions more like an IOU than real money.
Natalie shares her unique perspective growing up under a communist system and how those early experiences shaped her understanding of freedom, capitalism, and hard money. Together, they break down why governments rely on money printing, how inflation quietly destroys purchasing power, and why alternatives like Bitcoin and hard assets continue to gain attention worldwide.
This episode isn’t about hype or price predictions—it’s about understanding the rules of money, recognizing historical patterns, and learning why trust in traditional systems is fading. If you’ve ever questioned the future of the dollar, the role of central banks, or why people are seeking financial alternatives, this conversation offers clarity and context you won’t hear in mainstream media.
00:00 Introduction and Natalie’s Background
00:36 Robert Kiyosaki’s Perspective on Bitcoin
05:05 Natalie’s Journey into Bitcoin
07:48 The Financial System and Bitcoin’s Role
17:03 The Importance of Hard Assets
29:55 Closing Thoughts and Upcoming Events
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