Comments on: Robert Kiyosaki : Rich Dad Poor Dad

By: Ellesse Chow

Ellesse Chow — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 03:24:46 +0000

@Sam Much as I would say Rich Dad Poor Dad was a book that inspired me to where I am today, I must admit that not everything he said would appeal (or made sense) to everyone. “Adopt what works best for you”… after all, everybody’s different, isn’t it?

By the way, you’ll be surprised! My friend owned a startup but gave it up after her marriage. She’s now back in the rat race for the financial stability.

By: sam

sam — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 20:09:27 +0000

It changed my life too. Your cappuccino friends are probably still working, saving & losing money due to inflation in their savings & 401k’s. Good for you. The book is still amazing as he predicted this financial crisis & told everyone their homes were not assests. In 2007 after everyone laughed @ him, people understood the logic as they lost their homes..etc. ANYTHING THAT TAKES $$$ OUT OF YOUR POCKET is a liability. Mostly everything he’s predicted has come true. You would think that after this second crash in the stockmarket people would stop laughing @ him as he predicted the first. Get a clue world! he’s jus spreading knowledge! Knowledge is power.

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