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Summary: well... i guess
Review: well first of all i am Korean so i read this in Korean version. uhm... i think this is a good book about money things and investment. But it is like too broad. i am 19 years old boy now. Before i read this i had no idea about investment and other things. what i am saying is that next time the author write this kind of refefence book think about others who are not exposed social communite. This was really good time while i was reading. TO tell the truth i haven't finished yet. ^^
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Summary: Time to escape the Rat -Race and Understand Cashflow
Review: This book is probably the best book I've ever read on financial principles. I was never taught in school any of the concepts that Robert Kiyosaki reveals in Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Kiyosaki helps the reader to understand timeless principles that are now even more important to know in the DOT.COM world. For anyone who wants to start and build a strong business-this book and his book CASHFLOW QUADRANT are vital tools. You will not be disappointed.
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Summary: Thought provoking
Review: An enjoyable and thought provoking book about very different attitudes toward money. A good read for anyone looking for ways to approach their children about money and wealth creation. Very enjoyable.
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Summary: Excellent, paradigm-shifting experience
Review: I loved reading this book! It made difficult or even scary accounting principles easier and more compelling to learn. Reading this book helped me change my way of thinking about money, and even compelled me to learn more about basic accounting. For a young person who has struggled with debt already for most of my adult life, this book gave me new insights about how to prioritize spending, and how to realistically look at so-called assets and liabilities. I have had no previous knowledge of accounting, but this book made it really easy to understand the concept of cash flow, assets and liabilities without scaring me. It also gave me the courage to face my fears about money (or rather losing it) by helping me understand that rich people have the same fears, they just know enough to admit them, and take necessary risks anyway. I believe this is an incredibly well-written, easy to read book that keeps you coming back for more. My only disappointment was that it was over.
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Summary: Inspired to be a Wealth Wizard
Review: For the first time in my life, I finally undertand the power of wealth and the power of self-discipline. Thanks to Robert Kiyosaki, I have created a more compelling future for myself - filled with freedom to travel the world, understanding of the energy of money and how to make it work for me. When I was little, I used to dream about owning a big corporation with 100 employees. Well, guess what? I already have 10,000 employees (all of them named George Washington)! Get this book. Its an easy read and will inspire you to be a wealth wizard.
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Summary: One of the best books I've ever read
Review: Kiyosaki has written a page-turning guide to investing, purhcasing real estate, getting wealthy, etc. He challenges you to think and shed your old restricting thought processes, and he shares with you new opportunities. They are so profound yet so simple that you will wonder why we were never taught these strategies when we were younger. Even after years of college and further education, we are still not taught these techniques by our traditional educational system. Read this book. Your mind will be changed forever, and so will your pocketbook. I have already taken the necessary steps to begin amassing my wealth--thanks in great part to Kiyosaki's philosophies.
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Summary: Rich Dad, Poor Dad
Review: Fantastic book. This is truly one of the best books on gaining a proper perspective on money that I have ever read. Robert Kiyosaki will give you a new outlook on how to think about money the way wealthy and financially savvy people do. This book is a education. I continue to read this book over again and have not only learned a great deal from it, I have profited from some of the ideas in this book. A must read for anyone interested in becoming more financially astute.
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Summary: Kids Need Guidance
Review: I wish I had a dad growing up to give me this sort of advice. What a different world we would we would have if we all got great advice from our fathers. For those who never got good love/romance advice from their dads, I'd highly recommend The RoMANtic's Guide. These two books could change a man forever.
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Summary: Great news!
Review: After work one day I went in to a bookstore, sat down and read this entire book in 2 hours without buying it. I know that that is really unethical but, oh well...:) This book is just as everyone else says (besides those that totally missed the point). It's simple to read and has some very funamental points in it. While I'm tempted to say it's too simplistic, it's not because this book focusses on fundamentals which middle america doesn't even know about. In fact here in New Zealand we laugh at american culture because you all seem to be in this sick cycle of working stupid hours and then in your spare time consuming material goods like a hungry pig in a trough. That's not to say we in New Zealand aren't financially naive, we just aren't so, erm, hungry as you guys :) Great news! I'm only 19 with 2 years still to go in University! This knowledge will last me a life time, and I can also refer back to it (i will buy a copy soon i promise) :) If you doubt what others say about this book and you are middle class, trust me - you don't know anything. Buy this book and enlighten yourself
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Summary: Risk versus reward...
Review: If your just getting started in investing or have been investing quite awhile I think there are 2 books to definately purchase, this one being one of them and Robert Allen's "Creating Wealth" being the other. I think that Mr. Kiyosaki has done a terrific job of pounding the point home to those of us who are intelligent enough to see what exactly he is talking about. For anyone who thinks that there is a hot tip, a secret get rich quick scheme, or a laid out blue print to financial success in this book...well your mistaken...Robert gives you the tools in his book here to create for yourself unlimited wealth, but its up to you what you make with them. Great job on the book and i'll definately purchase another title as I was really pumped up after I read this...both titles really motivated me!
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