Rich Dad Poor Dad: 20th Anniversary Edition: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!

An excellent job

great read

great insights

I am greatly enjoying this book and it’s lessons.

Excellent reading and insight

fantastically insightful. Thank you.

This was a great listen

The book has some great advice like "what's your side hustle" or "how is your money working for you"? It also shows how detrimental it is to leave money sitting, as it should be invested. But readers need to hold on to the fact the he sold Xerox machines really well to get started. I personally don't buy into the idea that money creates itself if you don't have at least a little capital saved. He also rallies often against social security while acknowledging how many people don't escape the "rat race". Many people will need social security when they're older and that's ok as we've all payed into it. There are also claims that all rich people give back over 10% of their wealth (tithing), which many clearly do not. If all the wealthiest Americans and corporations gave an extra 10% back to the poor (above their taxes) it's likely the USA would have much less poverty.

Incredibly eye-opening and a MUST read for everyone! I especially loved the narrative of his life, how he came to learn this information from both men, and the way that he explains it. It’s so easy to understand and follow along.

it was a wonderful book and really helpful resource for me and one of my fav

A very clever and clear first step to start understanding something about how money works

I find myself in the same situation now as the author was when he first started understanding financial opportunities. However, I am a few years behind. I’ve never heard this philosophy written so clearly and accurately. This could be life changing.

What an eye opening book.

Gives a breakdown and a whole new perspective on how to make money and spend money.