I think people need to read biographies of rich people. I am currently reading the book 'Money Masters of our times' by John Train. I think Buffet is the happiest man in the world because he does not wallow in the consumerism of the typical billionaire. He has not let money affect him for money cannot buy you happiness. Happiness is a state of mind and you dont have to live in Runda to be happy. I am trying to emulate him. I have stayed with the same Nokia phone (slightly above the kabambe) for the last two years. I make a million ksh every month.

would love to know how much you pay your househelp, farmhelp or your employees if you have any - distribute pesa kiasi, usikalie sana.

but kudos, wewe ni multi milionare

Money is a medium of exchange and a measure of value. This maasais are stinking rich. Those who own large tracts of land are also rich. There is a point that kiyosaki was trying to make. You dont buy a car to store value but its a consumption or for personal use. Although afamily house is an asset I do not think its open for disposal, eg to pay college fees for the kids. To consider yourself a millionaire me thinks you should only add those assets that you hold for the purpose of storing value as opposed to those held for living(clothes, cars, family house etc). Less any debts.

How about your first million $ ?

...survey of the wealthy found that the Kenyan capital was home to 5,000 dollar millionaires last year, placing it fifth in Africa.

We should differentiate between being rich and wealthy.Maasai's are not rich but wealthy....You can be rich(have 2 million in an account) but not wealth.

In my understanding being rich is when you have money than is not generating money/value.

Being wealthy is having money/properties than generate value/money(either on paper or in cash)