Rich Dad, Poor Dad
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 | Product Details: Paperback 224 pages Release Date: 03 January 2002 Publisher: Time Warner, London ISBN: 0751532711 Rating:   Sales Rank: 571 | | Look for similar books by subject:
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| | Customer Reviews: This is the answer most of us have been lokking for! (27 July 2010)This book should be handed out at school to all 13 yr olds, saddly I'm 49, but its not to late, please read it and if you really value anyone else in the world get them to buy a copy as well. Rich Dad Poor Dad (24 July 2010)I absolutely love this book. Robert Kiyosaki put makes the reader realises that most of us have the poor man's mentality, we have been conditioned to work hard and pay taxes. Kiyosaki tells us how the rich think and how to think like a rich person. He has also created a board game called Cashflow which is excellent, my kids love it and can already wipe the floor with me. In order to win the game you have to think like a rich person to get out of the 'ratrace' into the 'fastlane'. Hopefully the skills learnt in this game will translate to their thinking in real life. Wish I'd read it earlier (19 July 2010)Great lessons for life. Wish I'd read it earlier! How to gain control of your life for financial independence. An enjoyable read that get you thinking & begin looking at life work and money from a different perspective. A positive perspective. OMD! WOW I get it - a must for all who want financial freedom (19 July 2010)this book was a real eye opener and a must for any body wanting financial freedom. i got so much from it a am now going to read all the others in the series. Rich Dad, Poor Dad (09 July 2010)The first chapter is not very clear(takes it's time introducing the main characters and the main theme) if you can stay with it - it improves greatly - I found that every time I put it down it was with a certain reluctance - I am now re-reading this book | |
