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Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
Rich Dad, Poor Dad chronicles the story of the authors two dads, his own father, who wa the superintendent of education in Hawaii and who ended up dying penniless and his best friends father who dropped out of school at age 13 and went on to become one of the wealthiest men in Hawaii. Kiyosaki uses the story of these two men and their varying financial strategies to illustrate the need for a new financial paradigm in order to achieve financial success in the new millennium. more
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- Posted: Jan-26-2009
If I hated someone and wanted to make them poor I'd give them this.
Robert Kiyosaki has made a fortune from his books. After reading this I doubt he has made much money from any of his investments. The stories are suspiciously vague and even the title is misleading. Anybody thinking that the authors have done any research with lots of wealthy people to find...
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- Posted: Jan-25-2009
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I have just completed the book and found it to be a great eye opener. I suggest this book to everyone who wants to become financially independent. The practices taught in this book are applicable at any stage, but you have to be dedicated to achievement. It is easy to write off the practices as...
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- Posted: Jan-21-2009
The Best Book on the Market!!!
Everyone Hates a Ball Hog but they All Love a Scorer: The Complete Guide to Scoring Points on and off the Basketball CourtThis book completely changed my life. Next to the Bible I think that everyone should read this book at least once. As a teacher and coach I used alot of the teachings in this...
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- Posted: Jan-13-2009
Don't Stop Here
I've read over a few negative comments that people have posted in regard to this book. While they all have valid claims I believe they miss the big picture. Nowhere in the book does the author make the claim that this book will make you money, quite the contrary in fat. He tells you to learn how...
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- Posted: Jan-11-2009
Not a bad book but...
Here's what no one else has picked up on. The author tells you a number of stories and learning lessons from his early childhood, He remembers the experiences WORD FOR WORD. Now I don't know about you, but I certainly do not remember conversations "word for word" from when I was 9 yrs old,...
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- Posted: Jan-10-2009
Time Has Made It Even Better!
If you, as I, read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" years ago, read it again, now! On the other hand, if you never read it before; click the "Add To My Cart" button before you draw your next breath. Robert Kiyosaki's message has never been more relevant than today!He confronts the concept of your home...
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- Posted: Jan-09-2009
Educational
A very good book, and very applicable. Definitely recommend the follow-on books in the series as well as the game (they actually have a board game that teaches how to get rich). The principles are amazingly simple -- understanding liabilities versus assets and recognizing that the truly rich...
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- Posted: Jan-03-2009
The Best Financial Book I have Ever Read
I was given this book over 10 years ago when I was going through a rough financial patch. I have read books by many financial authors, Suze Orman, Charles Schwab, David Bach and so many others, but this is the book I have both recommend and given away as a gift.This book will change the way that...
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- Posted: Jan-02-2009
Good Book !
If you're sick and tired of the rat race and bosses telling you what to do all day I suggest you read "Rich Dad Poor: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki . It's a motivational book that will help you think outside the box. I'm...
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- Posted: Dec-31-2008
RK's products and Rich Dad Poor Dad
Awesome book, highly recommended. You will want all your friends and family to read it when you are finished. I also recommend you get a copy of Mr. Kiyosaki's Perfect Busienss Audio CD. You can get a free copy here: http://www.FreeRKCD.com. Get your hands on every RK book you can, his insights...
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