Book Review: The Rich Dad and the Poor Dad by Robert T. Kyosaki

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The Rich Dad and the Poor Dad is a book by Robert T. Kyosaki that you should read if you are interested in learning about how to become financially free. This book is different from most other books on personal finance that you have likely read or heard about. It’s not one of those “here’s how much money you need to make this year” type books.

Instead, it explains why having more than your fair share of money is so important and how you can work on becoming more like the rich dad character in the story, who gives his children money every day but leaves himself little room for anything else.

It’s also not like any other financial book that you have ever read or heard about: The Rich Dad and the Poor Dad teaches financial literacy by teaching its fatherly advice through a childlike perspective and using colorful language that kids will understand without being patronizing.

This isn’t just another financial book—it’s something different altogether, a fresh take on traditional finance that parents may find helpful when trying to explain concepts to their children or help them get a handle on their own finances. If you are looking for a must-read book on personal finance then look no further than The Rich Dad and the Poor Dad by Robert T. Kyosaki as your resource.

Today I will be doing my book review on this amazing book and what I learnt. Trust me, it was worth reading and I enjoyed every bit and second I spent on it

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Why is The Rich Dad and the Poor Dad such a big deal?

People who want to be financially free usually have a few goals in mind when they start the process. The most important one being that you become financially independent. Since you cannot become financially independent without first becoming financially aware, it is only logical that you start by learning about money. The Rich Dad and the Poor Dad is a step in the right direction. It’s not just a book on personal finance, it’s a book that teaches you how to become financially free.

The Rich Dad and the Poor Dad: What’s so Great about More Than Your Fair Share?

In the beginning, the rich father has nothing, and so he shares his money with his children. However, over time, he builds up a fortune and gives his children more money each year, until they are rich too. The rich father’s money comes from his salary as an employee, investments, inheritances, and donations. However, this book teaches that the more money you have, the less you have to share with others.

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The rich dad and the poor dad agree on this point because the more money you make, the more you can buy yourself—cash, stocks, property, etc. The rich dad and the poor dad also have a dynamic that can be described as “helping your kids understand money.” The rich dad explains to his children that having more money than they need is a bad thing because it is a “blessing tube” that gives other people money and resources that you do not need to help you become financially free. By sharing his money with his children, the rich father prevents them from becoming dependent on his money. The rich dad explains to his children that they should help themselves instead of depending on others.

The Rich Dad and the Poor Dad: How to Achieve More Financial Independence

As you can see, the Rich Dad and the Poor Dad is not just about money—it’s about life. The Rich Dad and the Poor Dad is an inspiring and motivating book that will show you how to become financially free.

However, before we get into the how, the what, and the when, it is helpful to understand where you are right now. We are all different and have different financial situations. Some of us probably don’t even know it, but we all have different “starting points” when it comes to money. For some people, it may be a little more money than they have ever had before. Others may have a much greater income than they could ever imagine.

What’s in a name?

The term “rich dad” represents one of the most useful and impactful concepts in all of personal finance. This book would not be the same without the rich dad. The poor dad is also a very powerful concept that can be used to explain the difference between having and not having. This concept is also very useful in helping kids understand their own finances.

The Rich Dad, Poor Dad dynamic

As you can see, the Rich Dad, Poor Dad dynamic is very important in the Rich Dad and the Poor Dad. The rich dad is the person who starts out with nothing and gives his children everything. The poor dad is the one that gets left behind and has to start from scratch. In the end, the rich dad wins because he has a better understanding of money and how to manage it better.

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Why is helping your kids understand money so important?

You would be surprised how many people think that helping their kids understand money is a waste of time. The truth is that helping your kids to understand money can be a life-saver. If you have kids and you aren’t helping them to understand money, then you are missing out on a lot. You may even be setting them up for financial failure by not teaching them the basics. There are a lot of financial concepts in this book that you can explain to your kids and have them understand, but if they don’t understand money then it’s pretty much a waste of time and energy.

The main reason you need to become more like the rich dad in this book

One of the most important reasons to become more like the rich dad in this book is because he is a great example of an independent, self-made man who built a fortune through hard work and a lack of dependencies. The rich dad teaches the rest of us that you can too, by following his example. By becoming more like the rich dad, you can achieve financial freedom and create a better, more secure future for yourself and your family. The rich dad also motivates me because he’s a great example that anyone can become financially free. Yes, you can too.



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What is interesting, and quite telling, is that the way you respond in comments doesn't align with the way "you write" your posts.

Your English is poor, you use the wrong words, omit critical words and the context is often wrong. The fact that your comments, including those made to me on my Discord, are in complete contradiction to that which "you write" in your posts.

This says a lot, and people see and acknowledge what is going on here.

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How is it a contradiction. You actually want to compare a comment made due to the intensity of the exchange of words and also those in the discord, you actually want to compare it with the posts carefully written with maximum time and patience dedicated to it to bring desired result including the vocabulary and the grammatical Tone.
There will actually be difference I guess

Well people can also see the comments I made in their various posts and they can see those comments on their posts are different compared to those made out of intensity and in rush you talked about in the post

They can actually see those comments by themselves not written in a cracky English but with fluent English according to the normal standard of vocabulary, they can also see that there is always room for improvement and learning which also includes vocabulary and grammar, they can also see those comments made in their various post were not made out of rush but was taken time of to make and so they will definitely see the difference. They can actually testify those comments I made on their post are worth scoring high rating in English as best known to them and I inclusive

This also says a lot, and people see and acknowledge that and they can also relate what is going on here because they also might have been in my shoe typing in a rush and out of intensity and they can relate it to when they made their post in a calm way possibly taking their Maximum time to think through and applied the standard of English they know to it.

All of these people can see, read and also relate and come to the understanding the differences that is in it also.

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I really don't understand why you are doing all these. But at this point I am force to believe you are actually against my person for a reason I don't know for now. However to prevent further issues, I think it is wisdom I keep quiet henceforth while you continue your persecution.

Thank you

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Hey @galenkp

Is this all you can do.
I saw the downvote but the question now is

Is this all you can do.??

Quite a pity this was not your worse afterall

@galenkp

I tag you so that you can be aware

Once again is this all you can do afterall??

So you can't much afterall except downvote??

I thought you can do more worse

@galenkp

@galenkp

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You are not God so do more worse things I am still expecting

I thought you can do more. Quite a pity, downvote is the best you can do??

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You are not God so do more worse things I am still expecting

I thought you can do more. Quite a pity, downvote is the best you can do??

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