Padre Rico, padre Pobre (edición limitada a un precio especial): Qué les enseñan los ricos a sus hijos acerca del dinero, ¡que los pobres y la clase media no!
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- Author：Robert T. Kiyosaki
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Summary
Rich Dad Poor Dad is Robert's story of growing up with two dads — his real father and the father of his best friend， his rich dad — and the ways in which both men shaped his thoughts about money and investing。 The book explodes the myth that you need to earn a high income to be rich and explains the difference between working for money and having your money work for you。
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Gian Fajar
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Buku bagus， memberikan kesadaran bagi saya arti penting dari kecerdasan keuangan。 Buku pertama yang saya baca dalam hal "uang"， dan sangat memberikan pelajaran bagaimana uang bekerja dan bagaimana kita dapat mempekerjakan uang ya g penulis bilang "agar dapat terbebas dari Balap Tikus！"。 Dari keseluruhan isi buku， masih terdapat beberapa kesalahan kecil yang muncul dalam konstruksi kalimat， namun tidak banyak berdampak pada topik yang diangkat penulis pada masing-masing paragraf。 Selanjutnya， kar Buku bagus， memberikan kesadaran bagi saya arti penting dari kecerdasan keuangan。 Buku pertama yang saya baca dalam hal "uang"， dan sangat memberikan pelajaran bagaimana uang bekerja dan bagaimana kita dapat mempekerjakan uang ya g penulis bilang "agar dapat terbebas dari Balap Tikus！"。 Dari keseluruhan isi buku， masih terdapat beberapa kesalahan kecil yang muncul dalam konstruksi kalimat， namun tidak banyak berdampak pada topik yang diangkat penulis pada masing-masing paragraf。 Selanjutnya， karena saya merupakan seorang pembaca yang baru saja terjun ke dalam dunia uang， melalui buku ini， masih muncul beberapa hal yang saya masih tidak fahami。 Maka dari itu saya kemudian mencoba bertanya pada teman mengenai maksud penulis， bersamaan dengan diskusi isi topik materi。 Melalui masukan daya tersebut， saya dapat merekomendasikan buku ini sebagai buku bacaan bagi seseorang yang telah cukup tahu dasar dari keuangan， termasuk adalah investasi， aset， hingga liabilitas。 Secara keseluruhan dari penilaian saya beri 4 nilai karena saya penasaran mengapa buku ini cepat sekali selesai， namun masih memicu rasa penasaran saya yang tidak dijelaskan secara eksplisit oleh penulis。 。。。more
Sundhar
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Super book
Dedy Davitra
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“Rumahmu bukan lah aset terbesarmu， melainkan liabilitas terbesarmu。”Pernyataan itu lah yang menjadi concern gua ke buku ini。 Setelah gua pikir-pikir mungkin benar juga kalau rumah bisa jadi liabilitas kita， karna dari biaya untuk membeli dan sistem hipotek yang menjerat bisa aja buat kita merugi secara jangka panjang。Penulis memfokuskan cara pandang kita dalam memandang uang dan juga mindset keuangan kita ke arah yang lebih baik。 Penulis berpendapat kalo hampir setiap orang dan termasuk gua mas “Rumahmu bukan lah aset terbesarmu， melainkan liabilitas terbesarmu。”Pernyataan itu lah yang menjadi concern gua ke buku ini。 Setelah gua pikir-pikir mungkin benar juga kalau rumah bisa jadi liabilitas kita， karna dari biaya untuk membeli dan sistem hipotek yang menjerat bisa aja buat kita merugi secara jangka panjang。Penulis memfokuskan cara pandang kita dalam memandang uang dan juga mindset keuangan kita ke arah yang lebih baik。 Penulis berpendapat kalo hampir setiap orang dan termasuk gua masih menggunakan sistem kuno， yaitu belajar untuk ngedapetin nilai A， bekerja dengan gaji tinggi， dan menggantungi hidup dengan pemerintah。 Di buku ini penulis ingin merubah pandangan kuno itu dengan fokus merubah minset keuangan kita dengan cara berpikir selayaknya pengusaha dan investor。Banyak pelajaran yang gua dapet dalam membaca ‘kembali’ buku ini。 Poin yang gua interest dengan buku ini yaitu “Jangan bekerja demi menyenangkan pemerintah dan perusahaan tempatmu bekerja， tapi bekerjalah untuk tujuan dirimu sendiri。” 。。。more
Ehsan Radmard
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I don't know where to start。。。So before reading this book I watched the author's interview with documentaries and tvs。。。 I was feeling so embarrassed instead of him by the amount of lack of knowledge he had during his speech。All questions especially regarding the today's market demands and today's biggest strategies in order to get wealthy been answered wrong or terribly poor answered。Then I read the book cause I got curious and I felt so bad。。。 I felt so bad for all poor people who deserve to g I don't know where to start。。。So before reading this book I watched the author's interview with documentaries and tvs。。。 I was feeling so embarrassed instead of him by the amount of lack of knowledge he had during his speech。All questions especially regarding the today's market demands and today's biggest strategies in order to get wealthy been answered wrong or terribly poor answered。Then I read the book cause I got curious and I felt so bad。。。 I felt so bad for all poor people who deserve to get wealthy but because of this man's mindset （which exactly what governments want from you all）， they can't。He mentioned LEARN TO SAVE， and feel like rich when you spend your money！Both are the most worst things you could do to your money。To all my friends。 Please please please。。。 before reading any famous or infamous book， first do a research about the author and if there is videos about them， watch them！Many famous books I have in my mind even with 4。5 star ratings but they are USELESS！！ Not good for nowadays world！ 。。。more
Shivam Saxena
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Must ReadA good book to raise your curiosity towards financial education。 Must read。 Though it doesn't contains the technicalities of finance， investment and accounting and taxes but will raise your curiosity to a good level。 Must ReadA good book to raise your curiosity towards financial education。 Must read。 Though it doesn't contains the technicalities of finance， investment and accounting and taxes but will raise your curiosity to a good level。 。。。more
Hyacinthe Fallu
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Enjoyable book。 Reads like a novel with a autobiography component that speaks to deeper fundamental concepts。
Prasanth Viswam
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I had higher expectations about the book。 The author while even writing this book is trying to sell various stuff to us。 Just like he somehow wrote a book， put some fundamentals of business， and outrightly says to evade taxes and won't go for a regular job。 " Let money work for you " should have been the name of the book coz he mentioned this a 1000 times in the book。 When I knew the stuff he says in the book is mostly lies， I literally lost interest and could see how he successfully marketed it I had higher expectations about the book。 The author while even writing this book is trying to sell various stuff to us。 Just like he somehow wrote a book， put some fundamentals of business， and outrightly says to evade taxes and won't go for a regular job。 " Let money work for you " should have been the name of the book coz he mentioned this a 1000 times in the book。 When I knew the stuff he says in the book is mostly lies， I literally lost interest and could see how he successfully marketed it to a best seller。 。。。more
Mikaela
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This book helps a lot when making wise financial decisions。 It taught me a lot about the importance of financial literacy and the difference between Wealth and Rich
Seto Kawate
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Rich Dad， Poor Dad， written by Robert Kiyosaki， is about personal finance。 Robert Kiyosaki is trying to teach his audience how to convert from the poor to the rich way of thinking。 This book is supposed to lead the audience to financial freedom。 But I believe this book is overrated。 I do not hate it， but the repetitiveness and his not going into the “how” made me very uncomfortable and unsatisfied。 This book was published in 1997 and was one of the first books he wrote。 In total， he wrote about Rich Dad， Poor Dad， written by Robert Kiyosaki， is about personal finance。 Robert Kiyosaki is trying to teach his audience how to convert from the poor to the rich way of thinking。 This book is supposed to lead the audience to financial freedom。 But I believe this book is overrated。 I do not hate it， but the repetitiveness and his not going into the “how” made me very uncomfortable and unsatisfied。 This book was published in 1997 and was one of the first books he wrote。 In total， he wrote about 26 books， which were all mostly about success and finance。 One book that he wrote around the same time as this book is the book called If You Want to Be Rich & Happy， Don’t Go to School。 This book promotes different ways education can be and how one does not need the education to become happy。 This book was different compared to Rich Dad， Poor Dad because Robert criticized current education and had an opinion， which wasn’t the case with Rich Dad， Poor Dad。 Robert mentioned little about education in Rich Dad， Poor Dad， so his strong opinion included in If You Want to Be Rich & Happy， Don’t Go to School made me very surprised。 Again， this book is overrated， but it’s not a bad book。 I could recommend this book to people like college and high school students。 But people under the high school level could not enjoy this book because of the overwhelming amount of information that is hard for them to understand at their age。 And after college， most people are employed， so I think they would not enjoy a book that is dissing people working in a business。 This book starts with Robert and his best friend Mike becoming friends in this rich， elite school。 They talk about how they want to be successful and rich。 So， together， they brainstormed ideas and plans to make money。 When the two boys asked Robert’s dad （poor dad） for advice， he told them to go to Mike’s dad （rich dad） and ask him for tips。 Rich dad agreed to their request but told them he will not be teaching like a regular class。 Instead， he said he was going to make them work to teach faster。 This is how Mike’s dad became Robert’s mentor。 Robert uses this opportunity to compare his rich dad to his poor dad and to teach his audience the lessons that he learned from his rich dad。 In this book， there are 4 characters introduced: Robert， Mike， and the two dads。 Mike is a character that is introduced at the beginning of this book。 He is Robert’s best friend and the son of the rich dad。 He inspired Robert and the friendship they had was great。 But he was only mentioned at the beginning of the book and we do not know what happened to him after。 So Mike’s character development could have been better and it would have been interesting to see how he succeeds。 On the other hand， we have Robert， who is the author and the main character。 The book revolves around him and， unlike Mike， Robert has an actual character development so people can see how he started and where he is at now。 For example， the audience will see how he goes from working 10 cents an hour to not working and still getting income。 But， in this book， lessons are more prioritized than Robert’s character， so if there is a section just about Robert and his life story， his characterization would be better and we could understand this man more。 The two dads are characters that are explained in the book and there are details about these characters， but these characters do not develop。 They are characters needed to explain Robert’s story so they are present， but they do not change or grow。 The dads are used to argue controversial ideas like the need for education。 The poor dad， who was a Stanford Ph。D。， told Robert that education is mandatory and that having a college degree will allow Robert to get a stable job。 On the other hand， the rich dad who was a high school dropout thought education was optional。 He was more focused on whether Robert wanted that education。 If that education was needed for Robert and will give him the experience， the rich dad agreed on education， but if that education is something that Robert is taking just for the money or degree， that time is wasted。 That is how rich dad thought。 I agree with rich dad。 Basic education like literacy and simple math is needed， but education isn’t that important after that。 Getting a college degree will help gain experience， but if a person is unsure or is doing it because it is high-paying， I think the person will regret it or struggle in the future。 This book was overall informative， and I thought it was interesting。 I liked how they named their chapter lessons instead of just plain and old chapters。 The lessons （plot） written were very original since it was based on the lessons he got from the rich dad。 And the lessons seemed to be reliable because of the credibility he built by writing his personal experiences in this book。 He also used a lot of examples to appeal to logos。 This made the reader think about how they can become rich instead of dreaming about it。 Overall， I would give this book a 6。5 or 7 out of 10 because the principles of getting rich were written well， but the details on how he became that are just missing。 In conclusion， this book is a decent book and people should give this a try if they are interested in success and finance。 。。。more
Sara
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This was a really great book that opened my eyes for a lot of things related to finances。 The only downside is that it doesn’t always offer like practical ways for you to learn how to do the things they recommend， but he will recommend other resources （sometimes） that you can use to learn more and take those steps into practice。 Overall， it’s a great book to get you started in your financial journey！
Chandraj Hejmady
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This is a great book which counters usual thinking of world about money and also provides valuable reasons and lessons。This book should be read by people who possibly think that hard work and luck are the only contributors that determine chances of you ending up rich。Author gives glimpses of his life's situations and the type of lessons that he learnt through the comparison of the teachings of his poor dad （real father） and rich dad （mentor）。His poor dad has an orthodox thinking about money wher This is a great book which counters usual thinking of world about money and also provides valuable reasons and lessons。This book should be read by people who possibly think that hard work and luck are the only contributors that determine chances of you ending up rich。Author gives glimpses of his life's situations and the type of lessons that he learnt through the comparison of the teachings of his poor dad （real father） and rich dad （mentor）。His poor dad has an orthodox thinking about money whereas his rich dad completely challenges the foundation of such thinking with his reasoningOnly problem， according to me， was lack of explanation in the possible mistakes that can take place and how to cope with them。On the whole， great book for beginners in the topic of finance。 。。。more
Metin
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Özetle geleneksel eğitim hariç， sizi geliştirecek ürünler dışında bir harcama yapmak yerine aktif yatırımlar yapın tavsiyesi veriyor。 Örneğin bu kitaba para vermek yerine diş macunu alabilirsiniz。 Yine de kitabı çok merak ediyorsanız ilk 50 sayfayı okuyup bırakabilirsiniz。 Çünkü yazar aynı argümanları farklı cümlelerle tekrar etmekten öteye geçmiyor。
Beth Anne
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Quite interesting
Sabi
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Great introduction to wealth building。
EnormousBigFish
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The "rat rice" was nicely described。 People ought to learn to overcome laziness and fear。 This book is a nice starter for people， who want to learn about making money。 The "rat rice" was nicely described。 People ought to learn to overcome laziness and fear。 This book is a nice starter for people， who want to learn about making money。 。。。more
Mark
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Some interesting ways of thinking。As an accountant I can confirm the criticism of his definition of assets is incorrect technically speaking but this isn’t a financial reporting handbook。 It’s a catalyst for a shift in mind set towards structuring one’s personal finances and I think the analogy is spot on。Overall I found his tone at times to be contemptuous of the “poor and middle class” and the writing itself was quite repetitive， each chapter could have been a couple of paragraphs and I was re Some interesting ways of thinking。As an accountant I can confirm the criticism of his definition of assets is incorrect technically speaking but this isn’t a financial reporting handbook。 It’s a catalyst for a shift in mind set towards structuring one’s personal finances and I think the analogy is spot on。Overall I found his tone at times to be contemptuous of the “poor and middle class” and the writing itself was quite repetitive， each chapter could have been a couple of paragraphs and I was ready to move on。Good advice overall and a helpful way of thinking towards creating long term wealth。 To be taken with care and a generous pinch of salt。 。。。more
Maria Gracella
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“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind。 If it is trained well， it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant。”------------Aku udah berpuluh-puluh kali liat buku ini nangkring di toko buku sejak kecil， bahkan papaku baca buku ini juga。 Tapi aku nggak pernah tertarik karena yahh…。cover nya nggak menarik， bestie。 Kayak brosur asuransi。 Oops。 Belum lagi bahasannya juga tentang uang。 Ah， kayaknya berat deh。 Bahasan bapak-bapak。Tapi ternyata aku salah besar！ It’s true w “The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind。 If it is trained well， it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant。”------------Aku udah berpuluh-puluh kali liat buku ini nangkring di toko buku sejak kecil， bahkan papaku baca buku ini juga。 Tapi aku nggak pernah tertarik karena yahh…。cover nya nggak menarik， bestie。 Kayak brosur asuransi。 Oops。 Belum lagi bahasannya juga tentang uang。 Ah， kayaknya berat deh。 Bahasan bapak-bapak。Tapi ternyata aku salah besar！ It’s true what they said。 We really shouldn’t judge a book by its cover。 Karena buku ini benar-benar insightful sekali。 Now I know kenapa buku ini masih berseliweran di toko buku bahkan setelah berpuluh-puluh tahun setelah publikasinya。Dalam buku ini， Robert menekankan bahasan tentang pentingnya kecerdasan finansial。 Banyak dari kita yg berpendidikan tinggi dalam akademik tapi buta masalah finansial。 Banyak dijabarkan tentang mindset orang 'miskin' dan 'orang kaya'。 Perbedaan utamanya adalah pada aset dan liabilitas。Asset itu yg menambah uang ke kantong kita， sementara liabilitas itu yg mengambil uang dari kantong kita。 Menurut Robert， orang kaya itu membeli asset， orang kelas menengah membeli liabilitas yg dipikir sebagai asset， dan orang miskin hanya punya pengeluaran。Jadi prinsipnya: kalau kita mau beli sesuatu， kumpulin dulu asset yg banyak， biarkan assetnya ‘kerja’ untuk kita， terus baru pakai uang hasil dari asset itu。 Dengan begitu cashflow bakalan terus jalan。 Bukannya malah pakai semua uang gajian kita buat beli sesuatu， terus nanti kalau ada sisa baru dipakai buat asset。 Pas baca penjelasannya aku cukup tertampar sih。 Ada juga bahasan tentang financial freedom， passive income， korporasi， spesialis & generalis。 Banyak contoh kasus， tips， dan pengalaman penulis juga。 Yah walau kebanyakan tentang real estate， tapi bahasannya menarik banget sih。 Banyak disertai gambar sederhana yg bikin penjelasannya makin mudah dicerna。 Jujur， setelah baca buku ini aku langsung mikir panjang tentang masa depanku mau dibawa kemana eaaaa。So， yeah。 Aku rekomendasiin buku ini buat kalian yg tertarik masalah keuangan atau mau mulai berinvestasi。 Semakin muda baca buku ini， semakin bagus。 。。。more
Katharina Gschwind
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Underneath the boomer with a bad attitude narration there’s some strong ideas worth taking away。 Still read this with a big grain of salt
Rockey Ram
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Fundamentals of money。 Must read it。
ckm
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提供了一試新的理財思路，但實行起來要靠自己用腦。
Karl Louise Rito
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This book opened my mind about the world of money， I learned that education and diligence are not enough to achieve the desired financial freedom。 I have realized the importance of learning about money which is not being taught in school， as well as working as an employee is not a good answer to poverty which is what this book is pertaining that we must think outside of the box， reflect on what we are doing if we are working hard or are we working smart。 I really believe that this book is a must This book opened my mind about the world of money， I learned that education and diligence are not enough to achieve the desired financial freedom。 I have realized the importance of learning about money which is not being taught in school， as well as working as an employee is not a good answer to poverty which is what this book is pertaining that we must think outside of the box， reflect on what we are doing if we are working hard or are we working smart。 I really believe that this book is a must read :） 。。。more
Doreen Chang
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gg preparing myself to endure the vibes of business school take my words w many grains of salt b u t this comes across as another personal finance guide that does the bare minimum of acknowledging the complexities of how money works even though the writer literally prides himself on his “enlightening” perspectives regarding money。 I think one of the only few driving points of this entire book is how working in society requires one to go beyond the knowledge given in higher ed and not let the fea gg preparing myself to endure the vibes of business school take my words w many grains of salt b u t this comes across as another personal finance guide that does the bare minimum of acknowledging the complexities of how money works even though the writer literally prides himself on his “enlightening” perspectives regarding money。 I think one of the only few driving points of this entire book is how working in society requires one to go beyond the knowledge given in higher ed and not let the fear of money dictate your life。 which is like， fair enough。 but also not every one can afford thinking beyond the next paycheck and i slightlyyy（really） dislike how the author dismisses it as them having less knowledge in comparison to the rich。 oh also the author said houses are liabilities and not assets…。 i get it kinda but w h a :00 in defense of kiyosaki， i guess i liked his point of remaining rational while dealing with money， mitigating the driving forces of desire for materials and the fear of losing cash。 very nice。 In conclusion， i think kiyosaki is just trying to tell us to take risks and invest but how do you invest without any hard earned cash at first？ 。。。more
efrain
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ComentarioEstos libros de superación personal y económica son muy buenos， hay no que captar lo que mas nos conviene y lo que podemos poner en práctica， ya que debemos basarnos en nuestra sociedad， leyes y normas que rigen cada país。 Pero es muy interesante el libro， lo recomiendo a que jóvenes que empiecen su mayoría de edad， lo lean。
angel
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initially this book where i had obtained an adage （but not so adage in fundamentalist like） "don't work for the company， make your own company" inside my brain before i learned there are more cool existing ideas around like marxism hahahaha yes i read this so many few times somewhere between at age 11 to 14 and i could even remember how much this had done so deeply impact in our up-bringing as an asian， we even had complete set collections of kiyosaki's and how you may actually see this book pla initially this book where i had obtained an adage （but not so adage in fundamentalist like） "don't work for the company， make your own company" inside my brain before i learned there are more cool existing ideas around like marxism hahahaha yes i read this so many few times somewhere between at age 11 to 14 and i could even remember how much this had done so deeply impact in our up-bringing as an asian， we even had complete set collections of kiyosaki's and how you may actually see this book placed in every shelvings inside our home （not exaggerating） this book was like a bible to us - how much had changed our perception on importance of education to financial literacy but my family still didn't discouraged us from getting quality education， this is my first technical financial book which was given by my uncle as a gift after middle school in grade 6th。 sorry if this review was all over the place， im actually lazy to do review。 terms i only could remember were balance-sheet， liabilities-assets， don't put one's nose to the grindstone consequentially you might enslaved by corporations that this way does not dictates your financial security and trap into rat race of eternal recurrences？ if it isn't because of this book maybe until now i could be close-minded。 。。。more
Miikka Uusipaikka
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every person should read this book。
Indra Sep
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Bener bener mengubah cara pikir gua soal keuangan。 Dibuat cerita menarik di awal-awal buku sehingga mudah di pahami tentang konsep kekayaan dan rahasia orang-orang kaya itu sendiri
Lenka
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Basic one but good
Long
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Sức mạnh của tiền là rất lớn nó chi phối cuộc sống của nhiều người và chính những người giàu lại biết sử dụng sức mạnh của đồng tiền biến những đồng tiền 1 đô la thành 1 triệu đô chỉ trong mấy ngày vì họ biết sử dụng đồng tiền họ biết đưa đồng tiền đó vào cột tài sản chứ không giống như những người nghèo đưa vào cột tiêu sản。 Cách ý làm giàu thì nhiều cuốn sách đã nói và cuốn này làm củng cố hơn những ý đó như tạo lập kế hoạch đầu tư hay lập kế hoạch chi tiêu，… xuyên suốt cuốn sách là những bài Sức mạnh của tiền là rất lớn nó chi phối cuộc sống của nhiều người và chính những người giàu lại biết sử dụng sức mạnh của đồng tiền biến những đồng tiền 1 đô la thành 1 triệu đô chỉ trong mấy ngày vì họ biết sử dụng đồng tiền họ biết đưa đồng tiền đó vào cột tài sản chứ không giống như những người nghèo đưa vào cột tiêu sản。 Cách ý làm giàu thì nhiều cuốn sách đã nói và cuốn này làm củng cố hơn những ý đó như tạo lập kế hoạch đầu tư hay lập kế hoạch chi tiêu，… xuyên suốt cuốn sách là những bài học của người cha giàu dạy cách nghĩ cách làm của người biết sử dụng đồng tiền và biến chúng thành “tự do tài chính” mà điều đầu tiên mà người cha giàu dạy cho các con là học và học， trí thức là điều kiện đầu tiên cho việc làm giàu và thứ hai là hành động 1 cách thông minh。 Thời gian tiếp tục trôi đi k đợi 1 ai vậy lên hay học và đầu tư ngay bây giờ để có 1 tương lai dễ thở， hạnh phúc hơn。 Tôi không chắc tương lai thế nào nhưng hãy nỗ lực ngay bây giờ ngay lúc này。 。。。more
María Iglesias
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Gracias a este libro， comenzaré con mi educación financiera， nunca se me había ocurrido invertir tiempo en ella， me gustó y me abrió lo ojos en muchas cosas， que incluso pasaban a mi alrededor。
Mohamed Bouguern
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