Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
Book Review: Absolute must read for college students today
Summary: 5 Stars
"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" rips open the paradigm of education in our modern day. Addressing the seemingly fearful subject of money with boldness and accuracy. If there was no other refrence on personal financial understanding, there would be no need to panic. True knowlege emerges after the 4th or 5th reading. Finaly someone has confronted the present financial bottleneck with a short and quaint observation of personal disciplin and psycology. I have never promoted another book as much as "Rich Dad, Poor Dad". Buy it and read it. Your financial life may depend on this.- Rick Spencer
Book Review: Readable, enlightning, and motivating!
Summary: 5 Stars
Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter have written a wonderful book! They have given my husband and I additional hope that we don't have to follow the middle class lifestyle forever. I am building a home-based business, and heard that once you make the money you can lose it unless you learn how to keep it. Robert and Sharon have taught me more about keeping it!We are looking forward to taking action on their recommendations. I encourage you to read it and do the same!
Book Review: This book has changed the way that I think about money.
Summary: 5 Stars
An easy to read book that reinvents the fundamentals of personal finance and wealth. All schools should have this book as a must read.Book Review: Kiyosaki has got it 100% right
Summary: 5 Stars
A friend recommended this book saying "I bet you already know this" as I retired last year aged 42 years old. I picked it up thinking "another dumb book on how to time the market'. Instead I found a book that does understand the philosophy required for a sucessful life. If only everyone in the world could read and understand it. I'm going to form a Cashflow Club using his game to teach kids and adults.Book Review: This book teaches you how to think.
Summary: 5 Stars
Recently I went to a convention where this book was being promoted. Rich Dad Poor Dad opened my eyes to a whole new level of thinking! I now understand HOW and WHY to do the things I need to do to make my money work for me. A friend of mine also read the book and travels down the road with his children pointing out various things asking them, "Is that an asset or a liability?" It's funny, but they get it right every time.