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Rich Dad Poor Dad - Kiyosaki, Robert T

Rich Dad Poor Dad

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"Taking to heart the message that the poor and middle class work for money, but the rich have money work for them, the author lays out a financial philosophy based on the principle that income-generating assets always provide healthier bottom-line results."--Publisher's description.

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Ray0621

Dec 15, 2013

Amazing worth the money

An inspiring authot who can help you change your finance with your own risk.

Akshay

May 9, 2012

Amazing

This book does'nt tell you how, it tells you why, it's inspirational, it reaches into your soul and motivates you.

Tugga1

Feb 23, 2012

Nice Read

This book is a valuable resource if used in the right way

Joan

Jan 13, 2011

Surprise!

I don't know if this was advertised as being in Korean......But I only speak English. I marked this book "Return to Sender", write ENGLISH on it and sent it back. I have not heard from sender.

ADLEINTERNATIONAL

Sep 29, 2007

ENCOURAGEMENT TO ENDURE

I remember posting a question about how people found Robert Kiyosaki's book, "Rich dad, Poor Dad" on Askville.com by Amazon and I had quite a variation of responses. Some found it useful yet there were some not so great ones.
Nevertheless, today I am writing this review to express a personal opinion on how emotionally touched it endured to me. As a person who has been in the glorious and downfalls of being a small business entrepreneur, I find some of the book's morals' sensible as in reality how we think "impacts" our own destiny.
In the topics where Rich Dad's idea on GROWTH and FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE were focused on investing, Robert's assessment that the industrial age is gone and "today" is the Information Age is very true in my own personal experience.
Similarly, I personally am raised in a culture that my parents thought that having a job and career by going to school was the key. Unfortunately, being born on the last year of the baby boomer generation, that reality is gone as the information age sat in. I had to learn how to use coimpuserve then in 80's as an email and today I still struggle with website design and analytics.
The main moral in this book is that we have different patterns of thinking that we can utilize in our own lives and destiny. Regardless of what situation we are. In my such being disabled, struggling and even discriminated sometimes because of being low income and living frugal should not be a deterent for my still being able to hope and still dream.
I believe in THE SECRET as like Wayne Dyer's Changing your Thoughts changes your life. In Rich Dad, Poor Dad we are given the realities yet we ourselves the only excedptional one that owns our mind and thinking. No mater how tempting the challenges are if we remain healthy in our minds that there is hope then there is encouragement to endure. Kudos to Robert Kiyosaki.

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