Audio Book review

Rich Dad, Poor Dad

by Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon Lechter

Without a doubt one of the best books for our initial financial education orientation. Robert has a knack for putting complex financial and economic matters into simpler perspectives, the cases given by the examples of wealthy fathers were also helpful in understanding these concepts. Robert had two parents who taught him how to live life to earn a living and be successful. His father graduated with a PhD (poor father) and another business oriented father who had dropped out of high school (wealthy father).

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He has incredible contrasting perspectives growing up which allows him to learn many things that shaped his life. My rich father says, "don't work for money, make money work for you", sailing in the wind of economic growth we can reach the treasure islands. He urges us to act decisively in this rapidly growing world. Robert tends to get our attention by using controversial phrases like "The rich don't work for money", "Savers are losers", "Your home is not your property", "Why do the rich pay less taxes". Make readers more conflicted and more interested, then explain why you're claiming what you're claiming. He wants us to trade and learn by making mistakes, urging readers to invest in stocks, real estate and network with professionals to learn about the markets and opportunities. He is very pro-educational and believes in learning by doing, not just reading.

The book is excellent and the ideas are invaluable, it may sound a bit preachy at times, but that's all to help us understand complex situations. I would definitely recommend this book to improve one's financial vision and gain real insight into many economic factors that affect our lives.

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