Nate's review of Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki
After getting into the first few chapters of this book I found myself quite excited as I came across some information in regards to money that is put into a perspective between how wealthy people think and how middle class/poor people think. I would not expect a person to agree with everything after reading this book once or experiencing some of the things this author has experienced but it really opens up a lot of ideas in how to proceed.
The most interesting thing brought out in this book that I appreciated the most was the gifted writer that was a reporter that had all the right education. She felt she was deserving of a best selling book had an entitlement attitude because of her schooling. She was offended at the author because he told her to invest time into learning how to sell and improved marketing classes. He pointed out that he was not as good of writer as her but sales and marketing were the key and therefore he was a best selling author. She felt she was above that. Th...more
The most interesting thing brought out in this book that I appreciated the most was the gifted writer that was a reporter that had all the right education. She felt she was deserving of a best selling book had an entitlement attitude because of her schooling. She was offended at the author because he told her to invest time into learning how to sell and improved marketing classes. He pointed out that he was not as good of writer as her but sales and marketing were the key and therefore he was a best selling author. She felt she was above that. Th...more
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