Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!

Book quality was good. The paper quality was good. Book is as described As for content of the book, I'm not sure as i have not finished it.

Good

Life changing

Just make sure you are aware of the size of the book

Good

The book change my IQ Financially, I see myself differently. A big thanks to Robert Kiyosaki, Rich Dad Poor Dad is an amazing book it's simple and easy to understand. It a must read for everyone.

I love it

Nice book

10 years ago, my dad told me to read this book. as a teenager who was more interested in reading crap like twilight and the hunger games, i brushed him off, but in the back of my mind it was always one of those books i knew i should read. and boy do i regret not reading this 10 years ago. you do have to take all of his advice with a grain of salt, because this man has been incredibly lucky with the real estate market (i mean, literally anybody who bought real estate when he did is a millionaire today.) even so, i think this book is incredibly motivating and useful to anyone who is kind of figuring things out right now and looking for that push to take the next step. i have always had a 'gut feeling' when it came to investment opportunities but never had the courage/enough money to really take that leap. the book changes your perspective on how to look at money, how to value your own time, and really just gives you confidence to believe in yourself and take that (carefully analysed) leap of faith. i would recommend this book to anyone who wants any chance at achieving financial freedom for themselves and their families.

good

I would like to review this book in two parts: Physical Quality and Content. Physical Quality: The book is small, lightweight, and easy to carry anywhere. It is very handy for people who enjoy reading while travelling or in different places. Although it is a little thick, it is still comfortable to hold and read. Content: So far, I have read around 90 pages, and the experience has been quite engaging and immersive. While reading, I could relate some of the incidents and ideas to my own life experiences, even though they were not exact matches. I also liked the reflection section at the end of each chapter. After the first chapter, I tried answering the questions to myself and thinking about my own views and experiences. It made the reading more interactive and thought-provoking. Overall, I believe this is a very good book. While reading it, I felt that I should have started reading books like this during my teenage years. Perhaps I would have developed a different perspective on money and financial decisions much earlier in life. I am looking forward to reading the remaining chapters and learning more from the book.

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I though the size would be bigger but yea the condition of the book is very good. The info is there whether the book is small or big