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Summary: Everyone interested in success must read this book!
Review: This book reveals the secrets that are needed to get way ahead of the pack and to get out of the 'Rat Race'. I couldn't put the book down. It was packed with very useful information to help guide to my wildest successes. Thanks Robert & Sharon
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Summary: Simple yet powerful.
Review: Many concepts were repeated...again and again... but nonetheless I enjoyed the book. I start many books that I don't finish; I read this one in a week. I've recommended it to several friends who are trapped in the "rat race" and don't have the motivation to escape.
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Summary: Very good perspective!
Review: I really like the overall attitude and tone in this book even though some of them, I found, a bit to the extreme.The book gives me an alternative financial goal. Personally I always want to have my own business and reading this book gave me more reasons for doing so. To reach financial freedom for one. The book got me hooked and I couldn't put it down till the end.
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Summary: Not just for parents
Review: I don't have children, but I still found this book very valuable. If you are looking for a "how-to" book, this isn't it. However, if you are looking for particular views on financial philosophies of the wealthy, this book is great. There is some repetition, but it is a very easy read and quite interesting.
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Summary: Not for everybody's reading
Review: The book gives a strong insight of financial freedom, yet the simplicity it presents could create misleading to some people understanding of the real financial world. I notice those who wrote the comment about this book has lost some of the important points that the author tried to deliver.
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Summary: Take Advise from People Who Have Done What You Want to Do
Review: The author could be more conservative on words, but he has a valuable theme. Have you ever met a rich public school teacher? If not, why would you expect a broke teacher to provide much help in creating wealth? This book may shock the educrats who believe that formal schooling is on the path to financial success. Not a "how to" manual but a "where to look" resourse.
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Summary: The Visual Visionary
Review: This book teaches finance visually, and more importantly it explains WHY financial skills are important, and how they fit into life. The author drives home each point by vividly illustrating it. He helps to create a picture in your mind that will help you retain this powerful information. Rich Dad, Poor Dad is a story that teaches for those of us who were not blessed with two fathers and Robert's unique paradigm.
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Summary: Rich Dad Poor Dad---best book for great (retired) future
Review: Though I am only 21 this book has done something that no one else has been able to do. It has sparked my interest in the financial world which is only going to help me reach my main goal. Retiring early! It provides wonderful insights to how the rich live and gives me hope that with my hidden intelligence that I can do the same.
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Summary: Life Changing
Review: I have to say this is one of the best books I've read. It's principles make so much sense. One week after reading it I quit my job, now I'm preparing to live the life the Rich Dad recommends. I never plan to work for someone else again. Not only is the advice invaluable, but it is such an easy read too, I couldn't pu the book down!
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Summary: A single chapter would suffice
Review: Boy... this guy sure stretched his material out pretty far. I mean, on numerous occasions I had to check to make sure that I was actually making progress because I was reading the exact same words I read on the previous page. The idea of avoiding high liability costs is an important one, but you can't help but think that 20-30 pages would have been more than enough.
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