Rich Dad Poor Dad [pdf]

It’s been nearly twenty-five years since Robert Kiyosaki’s book Rich Dad, Poor Dad first caused a stir in the field of personal finance. It’s been nearly twenty-five years since Robert Kiyosaki’s book Rich Dad, Poor Dad first caused a stir in the field of personal finance. Since then, it has grown to become the best-selling personal finance book of all time, being published in dozens of languages ​​and distributed around the world.

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Rich Dad, Poor Dad is Robert Kiyosaki’s autobiography about his upbringing with two parents (his biological father and the father of his best friend, whom he refers to as his “rich dad”) and the ways in which the perspectives of both parents They influenced Robert’s perspectives. in financial and stock market matters. This book debunks the notion that one must have a significant income to be rich. It also clarifies the distinction between working for money and allowing your money to work for you.

20 years…hindsight is always 20/20

In the updated version of this timeless work published to commemorate its 20th anniversary, Robert offers an analysis of the changes that have occurred in the fields of finance, business and economics on a global scale over the last two decades. . Sidebars scattered throughout the book will take readers “fast forward” (from 1997 to the present) as Robert evaluates the viability of the lessons his wealthy father instilled in him throughout his upbringing.

The messages of Rich Dad Poor Dad, which were ridiculed and questioned when the book was first published 20 years ago, are, in many ways, more vital, relevant and important today than when the book was first published 20 years ago. years. .

Readers can be assured that Robert will be, as always, frank and observant… and will continue to shock more than one with his retrospective.

Will there be more than one or two unexpected things? You can trust it.

What is rich dad, poor dad known for?

• Debunk the myth that you need a big income to get rich.
• Challenge the concept that your home is an asset.
• Show parents why they can’t trust the school system to teach their children about money.
• Define once and for all an asset and a liability.
• It upholds the belief that your property is an asset.
• Teaches you what to teach your children about money so they can have a successful financial future.

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