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Summary: This book teaches you how to think.
Review: Recently I went to a convention where this book was being promoted. Rich Dad Poor Dad opened my eyes to a whole new level of thinking! I now understand HOW and WHY to do the things I need to do to make my money work for me. A friend of mine also read the book and travels down the road with his children pointing out various things asking them, "Is that an asset or a liability?" It's funny, but they get it right every time.
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Summary: Every parent on the planet should read this book
Review: If you consider yourself middle class you must read this book. It is what your parents should have and would have taught you if they had known.
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Summary: Sensible and Sound
Review: Mr. Kiyosaki has written a simple, easy-to-read text that delivers a sensible and sound approach to building financial security. I liked the fact that he did not espouse greed and a "win at all costs" attitude as so many other books of this genre advocate. A friend of mind lent me this book and after reading it cover to cover in a couple of days, I purchased my own copy. I would highly recommend it to anyone. You'll be a wiser person for it!
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Summary: An absolute must for parents and teachers.
Review: As a Business person and high school teacher I've found it perplexing as to how to explain to the present generation in our schools what is happening to the world of work and money. The author makes it all so very clear. Three of my senior business maths class have ordered the book - with me having read a just a few paragraphs to them from it - they say they have learned more in the last few lessons about money than in their whole school career so far. I wish some enlightened teacher had read it when I was at school. Get it yourself and a copy for your school library.
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Summary: Want to get out of the RAT RACE? This book's for you
Review: Want to get out of the Rat Race and into the Fast Track? Then this book is a must for you, if you want to accomplish your goal. Robert Kiyosaki shows how we must change our thinking if we ever intend to be financially free. He teaches that we must first understand what are the real assets and liabilities in our lives. More importantly, he also teaches what you must do to get onto the Fast Track (you will learn that cash is not really king but actually CASHFLOW IS KING). Once I read this book and had an opportunity to meet Mr. Kiyosaki, I realized that I needed to adjust my paradigm. He is not just someone who wrote a book about a subject he knew something about, he is a teacher giving over his knowledge and experience so you can actually apply them in your own life.Also, after reading this book I purchased Mr. Kiyosaki's game CASHFLOW, this game takes what you learned in the book and teaches you how to put it into practice, so you can actually go out into the real world and become financially free. Play the game often and watch how your thought process will completely change for the better. Do yourself a favor, no do your children a favor, buy this book, buy this game use them over and over again and get out of the Rat Race and into Financial Freedom.
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Summary: This book should be manditory reading for our kids !!!
Review: "Why climb the ladder to success when you can own the ladder" Every person, regardless of age, should read this easy to understand financial eye-opener. All of the things that we "assume" about money and net worth are addressed in this remarkable book. I can't wait for the sequel.
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Summary: Some provocative and commonsense ideas about money...
Review: Robert is a multi-millionaire, not an English major (which is why he IS a millionaire). With this in mind, you need to overlook such errors as "perspective clients" (as opposed to "prospective clients"). He raises some provocative issues such as questioning the efficacy of material taught in schools for preparing students for success, and the idea that a home is generally one's biggest liability rather than one's biggest asset. It has radically changed my spending and investing habits. Would also recommend many of the other authors quoted in the book.
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Summary: This Turned around my thinking about Money!
Review: This book outlines the simple distinctions between being Rich, Middle Class, and Poor. The Author had the unique opportunity to grow up exposed to both Middle Class and Rich ideas about money. He also had a very clear way of describing the distinctions -- It made it clear for me! I'm on my way to breaking out of THE RAT RACE!
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Summary: Is Your House Your Biggest Asset? Think Again!
Review: I recently attended a lecture by Robert Kiyosaki, and subsequently ordered this book. Robert Kiyosaki impressed me as having an incredible ability to clearly communicate the basics of money. This book was not written by an investment advisor who preaches about the theories of economics and finance but has never really mastered them him/herself; rather, this is a person who has used his practical philosophies to create a sizeable economic base. He speaks to the average person in average language but communicates volumes in doing so. He concentrates not on techniques, but on the understanding of money. After having read this book, I ordered three more books to give to friends and business associates. I highly recommend this book to everybody, regardless of age, level of wealth or social background. It's a very easy, enjoyable read!
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Summary: One of THE most important guides to financial freedom!!!
Review: If you want financial freedom, this book is absolutely CRITICAL to achieving it. This is the most detailed analysis on why people 'have' or 'have not' I've ever read. Knowing what's in this book, I would have gladly paid 10 TIMES what it actually costs!!! Buy it, read it, live it, teach it, and you'll be well on your way to financial freedom.
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