Faster than we think

Robert Kiyosaki, the Rich Dad Poor Dad author known for calling out major financial shifts is sounding the alarm again. He warns that massive AI-driven layoffs could hit the global economy so hard that both stock markets and housing markets may feel the shockwaves.

Kiyosaki believes companies will replace workers faster than most people expect. He says this rapid transition could shrink consumer spending, weaken confidence, and eventually trigger a broader downturn. However… this isn’t just doom and gloom.

Many analysts agree that automation will wipe out some jobs, but it will also create new roles, boost productivity, and open fresh opportunities in sectors like robotics, cybersecurity, AI operations, and digital infrastructure. The challenge is the speed of change and whether workers and policymakers can keep up.

Housing could also feel the hit. If unemployment spikes, mortgage defaults may rise and push prices down in certain markets. While on the flip side, regions attracting AI-driven industries might see demand surge.

In short, we’re entering a major transition. Staying informed, adapting skill sets, and watching policy responses will matter more than ever.

Sincerely,

Pele23

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