A peep into Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad

The book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad,' was written exactly 20 years ago (in 1997) by two very talented authors, Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter, although, only Robert Kiyosaki is picture on the book’s cover as the author). 

Rich Dad Poor Dad shows the importance of financial intelligence and how to become wealthy by investing in commodities or assets, real estate business and many more.

 What Rich Dad, Poor Dad Teaches

The book simply explains the exact things rich people expose their children, especially as it concerns money which the poor and middle class fail to tell their children.

‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad,’ which remains on bestseller lists, shows some of the numerous ways wealthy people make money work for them versus how majority (the poor and middle class) work for money.

More Lessons

Rich Dad, Poor Dad takes a critical at an average 8-5 worker who has no financial intelligence and ends up in debt. You should not live beyond their means (income) neither should you spend all yours means on bills. You must invest part of your earnings.

A quote from the book read: ‘Most people never study the subject [money]. They go to work, get their paycheck, balance their checkbooks, and that’s it. On top of that, they wonder why they have money problems (in debt). Many fail to realize that it is as a direct result of their lack of financial intelligence (education).

‘Invest?’ Ok. But invest in what? Rich Dad, Poor Dad, in addition to showing how to approach work and money, also gives hints on how to invest. It explains, in detail, how to become super rich through real estate business, which many considered complicated and/ or unrealistic for a fresh investor.

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