How do you think about "Rich dad, poor dad" book?

This is a great book and it opened my mind. It is true that people dont get rich by being an employee and with proper management and hard work any person could get rich. It is not a get rich quick book but a guidleine on how to improve your lifestyle slowly but properly

Oh! I haven't read it yet... My Uncle bought that book and he recommended it to me. I was very busy this past few months that even touching a book would somehow it up my whole time. Lol!

Hi friend I use to read a great deal and have been a bit on the lazy side lately. I have not heard of this book or it's title and so I went online and found this, it is an excerpt of what the book is about: The novel is a sprawling work, with 665 pages, and covers many of the themes Shaw returns to again and again in all of his fiction - Americans living as expatriates in Europe, the McCarthy era, children trying to break away from the kind of life lived by their parents, social and political issues of capitalism, the pain of relationships. Reason why I am responding and looked it up was to try to see if it related to how some of my elders would react also. After reading the above it reminded me of many elders in our family. Which are not easily open to guides and or books which can help improve their ways. My opinion would be that they feel they have done well all their lives and do not like to be told that areas can be improved. It is not that they think it is a bad thing but more so like they find that they did not need books in their days and they did things there own way. I continued on reading and found it very interesting. I will put the link here in case someone else would like to review it: Not a referral lin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Man,_Poor_Man Thanks for sharing.

as for me, it is a very inspiring book...He teaches us how to differentiate between assets and liabilities, which has been commonly misunderstood by the people nowadays...The book has opened up my mind on how the money works...After I read his book, I am now able to concentrate more on how I can make the money work for me... Kudos to Robert T. Kiyosaki for this great, inspiring, and best-selling book!

i haven't reat this book ever,maybe i should to buy this book to read.

Rich Dad Poor Dad book is a good book. That book can open our minds about passive income. In the book also discusses what meant by the assets and liabilities, as currently many people have misconstrued. This book is good, if to get knowledge about passive income, but if you want to know how to get passive income, you should look for another book.

This one is high on the recommended reading list for everyone even considering property investing, going into business or working for themselves. I've read the book & studied it as part of my course & have also spent many hours playing the adult board game by the same author to bring the principles to life. If you read the book thoroughly, you will find not only the definitions of assets & liabilities astounding & flying in the face of conventional wisdom, but it should change your whole outlook on life & motivate you to "get out of the rat race", detailing the tried & true method to do so. There are literally dozens of similar books on the market that should also be read & studied with other like-minded people. It is good to learn with these types of people, I mean property investors & the like. It is also very good to learn these practical skills & implement them from a young age. You are not too young to start. I disagree with your father. Unless Thailand has turned into a communist dictatorship, all the principles in the book can be put into practice in your country by you & him right now. Ask him, for instance, if buying a car can be classed as buying an asset. This book will show you that it is not & why this is so. There are assets you can invest in now that make money over & above your initial outlay & provide a return that will more than justify your investing in the first place. If you wish, I can give you a copy of my reading list (if I can find it!) of books that you can borrow from your library to read & take notes. It is good that you are interested in these things at your age.

I think that it is impracticable.It is very good theory.