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Cashflow Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom
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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 332.02401 EAN: 9780446677479 ISBN: 0446677477 Label: Business Plus Manufacturer: Business Plus Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 251 Publication Date: April 01, 2000 Publisher: Business Plus Studio: Business Plus Features:
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 Rating:  - Cash-Flow QuadrantOrdered through 1 click Amazon.com Prime. Listing said it was in good used condition. They underestimated it. The condition was like new. Arrived quickly. Rie Brosco [...] Rating: - The best!I don't have millions in the bank, no where near.. but this book along with the whole series has been the foundation to my way of thinking about money. I was lucky enough to hear him speak in person in 2006, and I still hear his voice in my7 head when I make a major decision about money. A must read! Rating:  - Pure FluffI loved the original "Rich Dad / Poor Dad" and since this was billed as "Part 2" I had high hopes that it would be just as entertaining and enlightening. Well, it's obvious that the author and publishers just wanted to scramble to get something out there before the "Rich Dad" enthusiasm died down. Aside from a few (very few) useful and engaging stories, like the one about the "quaint little village" with a water problem, this book is just one long, boring, repetitious slog. There is a vignette in ... Read More Rating: - Cash Flow QuadEveryone should read this book. It explains the difference between being and employee, being self-employed, and being "in business". Anyone who wants to make it big financially should understand this and it's simple to understand. It's a great book and was delivered as advertised -- in new condition. Will look for future books here. Rating: - One of his BestJust finished reading this great book and you need to focus on this quadrant in order to be successful. Of course I've read "Rich Dad Poor Dad" but I felt he didn't explain the quadrant enough. This book takes care of the details of both the physical and mental aspects of all four income sources. I just love this series for it's brutal frankness and in-your-face motivation to do something about your life.. Kudos to Robert Kiyosaki!!!! 
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