Take a photo of a barcode or cover
2.05k reviews for:
Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids about Money – That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
Robert T. Kiyosaki
3.54 AVERAGE
2.05k reviews for:
Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids about Money – That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
Robert T. Kiyosaki
3.54 AVERAGE
informative
inspiring
medium-paced
Interesting info just annoyed by the delivery and I wish he would have been more specific. He's a little repetitive especially in the early chapters
Helpful insight for changing the way you think about money. Recommended for beginners and people looking to start the journey towards financial freedom and success. Work smarter, not harder.
A lot of good advice and opened my eyes to the world of investing, passive income, etc. But a lot of it sounds too good to be true, will upgrade review to 5 stars if I become a millionaire.
Potrafi zainspirować do zgłębiania tematu na rodzimym rynku, ale przełożenie ma zerowe jeśli chodzi o przykłady, a i nadmierna promocja gry "cashflow" i ciągłe powtórzenia okrutnie męczą: ta książka jest po prostu źle napisana i za długa, cała wiedza merytoryczna to jakieś 20 stron, reszta albo zmyślone całkowicie historie (krótki research i już wiadomo, że bogaty ojciec nigdy nie istniał) albo ciągłe powtórki. Spełnia cel motywacyjny (sięgnięcie czegoś konkretnego na polską modłę) ale tylko tyle.
This is one of the books which I should have read in school.
I can totally agree with what author is trying to portray with the version of rich dad and poor dad. I’ve born in a middle class family and whatever poor dad teaches is what I’ve also been taught through out my graduation.
Money is not evil. Money doesn’t make a man mad. It’s the foundation and the philosophy of money which makes it breaks man.
I got to learn so much about money, perception of middle class about education and finance, why we pay so much tax and reason behind it than all my life. This book opened my mind in so many different ways.
If you keep learning until your last breath, ready to take calculated risk, you can make money work for you in almost all the fields. You just need to dig deep and keep growing at every stage.
I’m definitely going to read more of this author’s work as it has enabled me to create a strong foundation and philosophy for me to work hard and achieve success.
I can totally agree with what author is trying to portray with the version of rich dad and poor dad. I’ve born in a middle class family and whatever poor dad teaches is what I’ve also been taught through out my graduation.
Money is not evil. Money doesn’t make a man mad. It’s the foundation and the philosophy of money which makes it breaks man.
I got to learn so much about money, perception of middle class about education and finance, why we pay so much tax and reason behind it than all my life. This book opened my mind in so many different ways.
If you keep learning until your last breath, ready to take calculated risk, you can make money work for you in almost all the fields. You just need to dig deep and keep growing at every stage.
I’m definitely going to read more of this author’s work as it has enabled me to create a strong foundation and philosophy for me to work hard and achieve success.
This book teaches money management and investing in a simple way even kids can understand. It's one of the books I want my kids to read before they leave home. One of the most important lessons is the difference between assets and liabilities, which I think is misunderstood by a lot of people today. Kiyosaki inspired me to get over my fear of investing and finally start purchasing assets.
challenging
informative
inspiring
medium-paced
informative
inspiring
fast-paced