What do you think of Robert Koyazaki's books?

I have been looking for a place I can share views with others whose lives have been turned around by Kiyosaki's books as mine has.Thanks fopr starting this thread. I have equally read Rich Dad,Poor Dad and Retire Young,retire rich. I think it pertinent to mention also that I have read "The Richest Man in Babylon" What I will really like to do is have detailed discuss on some not so obvious points in these books.I thing a lot of people I know who have read them miss some of these points. Kiyosaki is a gift to this generation. I consider myself his disciple and amongst other things take his suggestion on early training in financial literacy very seriously in my relationship with my children. Dudumodu( Oludotun Osunsanya)

Funny, I also bought the same 4 books that you mentioned. Anyway, yes, the books opened my eyes and I became a rich dad fanatic right away! There are already a lot of books with techniques on how to get rich, but you can never be rich without changing your context. Kiyosaki's books are not laboratory manuals that explain what to do step by step. It is a book that changes how you see things. Once you see things differently, you will be the one who will design your own method of getting rich