In Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki explains how to make your money work hard for you instead of you working hard for money.USA Today
A startling point for anyone lookng to gain control of their financial future.More Reviews and RecommendationsBiography
After growing up watching the financial lives of his "two dads" (his own father and his best friend's) unfold, Robert T. Kiyosaki turned the lessons he learned into the bestselling Rich Dad, Poor Dad line of personal finance guides. No doubt both dads are proud.More About the AuthorCustomer ReviewsReader Rating: Ratings: 302Reviews: 219See All ReviewsMilestoneby BoRaT
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February 06, 2010:
This book is a milestone for your lives. Once you read it and once you play the game Cashflow afterwards, nothing will be the same for you anymore.Surely everyone will benefit in a different way but the general idea of the necessity to get of the rat race is priceless; while you are reading the book you'll feel like this "Would I share this information with everyone if I'd knew it?" Yes, this book is "THAT" awesome.I recommend you to read this book while you are also reading a Trump Book. Your focus will be doubled and everything will make more sense to you.Thank you Mr. Kiyosaki for helping young idealists like me to find some answers to our questions which we couldn't be able to learn from our own parents.
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January 11, 2010:
This book was very informative and it strongly aligns with the way I see things. Most people don't know that when a person gets into debt, they become a slave to the banks. With people like Robert Kiyosaki trying their best to help everyone, they offer financial freedom. But only those who are willing to take responsibility for their own actions becomes free. Being free means one has to take responsibility for one own self. People these days do not want to take responsibility for their own actions; meaning they don't want to be free. Most adults are like this. They have been groomed to become slaves and willingly too. Weak, passive and dependent. What does good ole Ben says? "Those who desire to give up freedom in order to gain security will not have, nor do they deserve, either one." Point in case, when it comes to finances also.Mike's dad had a very good point. Many people come to him for a job or for better pay but never about learning how to become rich. Most people want money but only a few people want to learn how to become financially free. And, it made me realize that their will always be the poor and always the rich. The middle class comes and goes. Essentially, you decide who you want to be. Rich or poor.
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