Read the latest amazing stories from women around the world who started their journey towards financial freedom by making their first deal.

What are the 1,000 First Deals?

Watch as Kim Kiyosaki discusses her first deal and explains the 1,000 First Deals initiative.

Help inspire others! Seeing the success of women like you will help to minimize whatever obstacles women feel they face that limit them from taking that first critical step to financial independence.

To become part of our 1,000 First Deals list, all you need to do is email us with:

1.  Your name
2.  Your city, state/province, and country
3.  In 1-2 sentences, describe your first deal. Your "first deal" is the first asset you acquire that puts money into your pocket whether you work or not. (For example: A 2-bedroom, 1-bath house in Portland, Oregon. Cash flow of $50/month.)
     
Please send your e-mails to sara@richwoman.com

With much gratitude,

Kim Kiyosaki

A message from Kim

Hello Women!

The purpose of Rich Woman is to support, encourage and educate women to become financially independent.

One of the most important milestones for a woman towards achieving financial independence is for her to do her first deal. This is where many women fall short, primarily due to fear and a lack of confidence. For that reason our focus is on getting that all-important "first deal" done. Once a woman has taken that monumental step then she is on her way…and the magic happens.

We have set a goal at Rich Woman for 1,000 women do their first deal. And once we reach 1,000 then we’ll go for 10,000! The ultimate goal - 1 Million First Deals!

We want to acknowledge the women who have taken that first big step by featuring their name and their first deal on RichWoman.com.

Have you done your first deal? If so, we’d love to put you on our “1,000 First Deals” list. We realize you may have done more than one deal – and we applaud you for that. We want to showcase this First Deal list for two reasons:

1.  To recognize the women who are actively putting the Rich Woman principles to work
2.  To show women that, yes, women can and are completing deals successfully all over the world