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Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money-That the Poor and the Middle Class Do Not!
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Binding: Mass Market PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 332.024 EAN: 9780446567404 ISBN: 044656740X Label: Business Plus Manufacturer: Business Plus Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 288 Publication Date: January 01, 2010 Publisher: Business Plus Studio: Business Plus Features:
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 Rating:  - OK ReadPerhaps a little long winded in narrative, but good in telling how to rethink money, professions and raising kids. Rating:  - Awesome book!This book changed my life! Other than the Holy Bible, it has changed the way I think about money in general. If you want your financial outlook to be average or below, then don't get this book, but if you are willing to step out of the rat race, invest in your own future by reading this one. Very thought provoking and well written. It was hard for me to put this book down. It kept me wanting to see what was on the next pages. I would recommend this one to anyone who thinks a college education ... Read More Rating:  - It's simple, but so good !!!I wasn't a very business-savy person when I first read this book, but I think my mindset on how to make money changed for the better after completing the book! Kiyosaki keeps his writing style simple, and down-to-earth, and that makes the book flow nicely, and you will finish it in just a couple of days. Kiyosaki thinks like a bondafide venture capilatist, and he dispels the notion that a person's house is their biggest asset, it is infact the biggest liability. That's a point he emphasizes constantly, ... Read More Rating:  - Valid Points, but Ultimately a Fluff PieceThis book does have very valid points - 1. Invest in cash flow producing assets that will pay you, your kids, and your kids kids forever, 2. Be savvy, 3. "Think outside the box" (I hate that term). But it's ridden with made-up examples of how Robert "flips" apartment complexes for hundreds of thousands of dollars of profits, which clearly never occurred, but are inserted to make him out to be an "expert". He also claims he bought penny stocks that ... Read More Rating: - A Treasure Chest Replete with Secrets! I'm Going to be Rich!Hi there! Welcome. Yes, I know. I know why you're here. Like many wanderers and travelers in all shapes and sizes before you, you probably heard of the sensation and power behind this book. After all, it is repeatedly a #1 best-seller on the New York Times. Or you were possibly directed here by a helpful guide such as a friend or family member somewhere down the road. At some point, they told you great things about it. But until now, you have decided to check it out for yourself. Either ... Read More 
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