Rich Dad, Poor Dad

[dwhizz]

Have you read the book of Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad, Poor Dad? Any insights on the book? Does it helps you? Does it motivates you? Is it worth of the time to read it?

Personally I have one and it motivates me.

 

[A K Rao]

I heard that this book is good book and helps in motivating one! But personally I never read that book, because of lack of time at my disposal! More over since I am from technical side with a specialized job at hand I am more keen in reading some relevant books on my subject! Thanks !

 

[Woody_mybb_import8770]

Yap i have heard the name of this book today only. I think its worth to read with as the name suggest mayb its abt rich but poor dad.

 

[supahmanross9]

I read several books about this. It's a business book and it is someway motivational to people who want to start a business. The main point is to take the risk and use such principles Law of Leverage and thinking out of the box when you want to change your financial capacity by putting up a business and being successful. It would help people understand that if you want financial freedom you have to let go of the concept of being just an employee and step up by becoming your own boss and take up ownership to your own business. It takes a lot of courage and will to really follow the suggestions in this book but it's not bad if we try and do it and see the amazing results in the long run. I myself started to apply some of the mechanics I read in the book and I am hoping someday I will earn as much as what the big business tycoons are having.Positive attitude that's one way to start it!

 

[khare1005]

i haven't read this book,but have herd from many that its an inspiring one and everybody should read it once.if i do get a copy i would love to read it.

 

[rob50]

lol by hearing the name of the book its like it should be packed with extra interest about a person who is vry rich but doesnt hv a child.

 

[Gamrpro_mybb_import6942]

I do have the book. It's right in my closet. I'd love to start reading it. Thanks for reminding me man.