Père riche père pauvre
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- Author：Robert T. Kiyosaki
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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。
Reviews
Gavin
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A fascinating look into two different perspectives on money and wealth。 I love learning how to see things from a different perspective， and Kiyosaki provides plenty to think about here。 I’ll definitely be thinking about the parables shared in this book for years to come。
Yami
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Algunos buenos consejos pero en líneas generales es muy básico y repetitivo。 Podía decir lo mismo en 50 páginas。
Thijmen Smith
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The lessons from this book are straightforward and powerful。 Examples of these lessons are: work on increasing your asset column， pay yourself first and invest in your own financial education。 These are all good lessons for everyone to understand to become financially independent。Even though the book is easy to read and not in depth， the book repeats these examples too much and therefore becomes a bit uninteresting at the end。 Also， the author - in my opinion somehow controversially - portraits The lessons from this book are straightforward and powerful。 Examples of these lessons are: work on increasing your asset column， pay yourself first and invest in your own financial education。 These are all good lessons for everyone to understand to become financially independent。Even though the book is easy to read and not in depth， the book repeats these examples too much and therefore becomes a bit uninteresting at the end。 Also， the author - in my opinion somehow controversially - portraits the rich and poor dad too stereotypical。 This enhances the teaching of the lessons， but it sounds denigrating towards certain people。All in all， if you are in a life's phase to understand more about your own financial literacy - I still recommend this easy and quick to read book for your education。 。。。more
Yara Khalouf
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يسرد الكاتب روبورت كوساكي في كتابه الأب الغني والأب الفقير طفولته و هو يتعلم كيفية كسب المال، موّزعاً أحداثها بين أبيه الاستاذ الجامعي الذي أطلق عليه اسم الأب الفقير ووالد صديقه "مايك" الذي دعاهُ بالأب الغني، مع مقارنة دائمة بين وضع كل منهما و تعامله مع المال، فقد دار الكتاب حول أهمية الاستقلال المادي وبناء ثروة مالية مع مجموعة من النصائح و الخطوات في سبيل تحقيق ذلك。وقد قرأت هذا الكتاب لكثرة ما سمعت عنه في الجرائد والمجلات فقد حظي بشهرة عالمية و ترجم إلى معظم لغات العالم، فالبرغم من امتلاك روبوت يسرد الكاتب روبورت كوساكي في كتابه الأب الغني والأب الفقير طفولته و هو يتعلم كيفية كسب المال، موّزعاً أحداثها بين أبيه الاستاذ الجامعي الذي أطلق عليه اسم الأب الفقير ووالد صديقه "مايك" الذي دعاهُ بالأب الغني، مع مقارنة دائمة بين وضع كل منهما و تعامله مع المال، فقد دار الكتاب حول أهمية الاستقلال المادي وبناء ثروة مالية مع مجموعة من النصائح و الخطوات في سبيل تحقيق ذلك。وقد قرأت هذا الكتاب لكثرة ما سمعت عنه في الجرائد والمجلات فقد حظي بشهرة عالمية و ترجم إلى معظم لغات العالم، فالبرغم من امتلاك روبوت كتب عديدة تتحدث عن الذكاء المالي، مثل: دليل الاستثمار للأب الغني/النموذج الرباعي للتدفقات النقدية /لماذا يزداد الأثرياء ثراءً، إلا أنه أكثرها انتشاراً。💎ركز الكاتب في فصله الأول على أهمية التطور المستمر لمتابعة مجريات الحياة، فالحياة تتطور لكن نصائح الأباء لا تتغير، فقد أضحى مفهوم التفوق والحصول درجات عالية من الماضي، فنحن الآن بحاجة لتعليم أبنائنا أفكار جديدة تتناسب مع تقنيات الحياة المتغيرة。💎إن المال أحد أشكال القوة لا خلاف على ذلك، لكن التعليم المالي هو القوة الأكبر، فالمال يأتي و يذهب لكن إن تعلمت أشياء عن طبيعة المال فلديك السلطان النافذ عليه。💎فرّق الكاتب بين الأصول والخصول، فالأثرياء لا يشترون الخصوم بينما الطبقة الوسطى و الفقراء هم من يفعلون ذلك، ويمكننا تعريف الأصول أنها شيء ما يجلب المال لحصالتك بينما الخصوم هو ما ينقص المال من حصالتك。فإذا أردت أن تكون ثرياً فانفق مالك في سبيل تحسين أصولك。💎جهل الناس بطبيعة المال يجعل المال يقودهم و يتحكم بهم عوضاً عن استخدامه في تحقيق أهدافهم، فغالباً السبب وراء كون الثري ثرياً هو مخاطرته و مجازفته في تحقيق ذلك، فخوف الناس هو سبب المشكلة، خوفهم من النقد يدفعهم للقيام بالأعمال التي يقوم بها الجميع، أن يسلكوا نفس الطريق، معتمدين مبدء القطيع و هذا ما سيجعلهم يعانون من الفقر، فالفقراء يسلكون دوماً طريق آبائهم و هذا ما سيجعل ابن الفقير فقيراّ。💎جميعنا لدينا إمكانات عظيمة و بوركنا بعطايا شتى لكن ما يثنينا جميعاً في تحقيق ما نصبو إليه هو درجة من درجات الشك بالذات، فليس الافتقار البالغ للمعلومات التقنية هو ما يقيدنا ولكن نقص الثقة بالذات هو ما يفعل ذلك وهو موجود فينا جميعاً لكن بدرجات متفاوتة。💎يعرف أغلبنا فور انتهائه من المدرسة أن مدار النجاح في الحياة ليس متوقفاً على الدرجات الجامعية أو الدرجات الحسنى، ففي الحياة الواقعية بعيداً عن الأكاديميات يتطلب منك تحقيق النجاح شيئاً أكثر من الدرجات الحسنى، شيء ينعته الناس بالشجاعة أو الجرأة أو الذكاء الحاد فهذا العامل أيّاً كان اسمه هو الذي يحدد في النهاية مستقبل الفرد أكثر مما تحدده له الدراجات المدرسية。💎إن أعظم أصولنا على الإطلاق هو العقل، إن أحسان تدريبه يمكننا من تحصيل ثروة هائلة في طرفة عين، إذ أضحت الثروة اليوم على نقيض ما صورته مخيلة الملوك منذ ثلاثمائة عام مضت، وكذلك العقل غير المدرب بوسعه هو الآخر أن يسبب بفقر مدقع يبقى ما بقيت حياة الناس بتلقينهم إياه。💎إن الناجحين لا يحملون الفشل فوق أكتافهم بل يجعلون منه مصدر للإلهام، فتراه يتقبلون الفشل و يجعلونه منطلقهم للمضي قدماً، فالرابحون لا تروعهم الخسارة، لكن الخاسرون هم الذين يروعون منها، فالفشل جزء لا يتجزأ من النجاح والذين يتلافون الفشل يتلافون النجاح أيضاً。كما قال أهل تكساس مقولة رائعة: الجميع يريد دخول الجنة لكن لا أحد يقدم على الموت، فجميعهم يريدون تحقيق الثراء لكن ما من أحد يسعى و يرضى بالفشل في سبيل تحقيق ذلك، فلذلك لن يدخلوا الجنة يوماً。💎يؤخذ على الكاتب فصل كامل يتحدث فيه عن تاريخ الضرائب ومن أين جاءت إلى عالمنا والتطورات التي صحبت نشأتها، ناقداً طريقة تعامل الفقراء معها。💎لماذا علينا رفع ذكائنا المالي؟ إن كنت تريد أن تكون ضمن ذلك النوع من الناس الذي يبني مستقبله بيده، وتواجه ما يحصل إليك أياً يكن وتعمل على جعله أفضل، وقلة من الناس من تؤمن أن مستقبلها يصنع بيدها، فعليك أن تبدأ برفع ذكائك المالي فهو أحد أهم السبل في تحقيق ذلك。بعض القراء أتهم الكاتب أن كتابه يصنف ضمن كتب التنمية البشرية التي لا تُقدم شيئاً سوى بعض الكلام الفارغ الذي لا صلة له في الواقع، لكني أراه عكس ذلك فقد قدم نصائحه نتيجة لتجربته الحقيقة。يقع الكتاب ضمن 240صفحة من القطع المتوسط، وقد صدرت ترجمته العربية من مكتبة جرير وشاركت في تأليفه شارون ال ليتشر。 。。。more
Deeya
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The author begins by talking about his childhood days， to his youthful years of hustle and the lessons he learnt throughout his journey。 By sharing them with the readers in the form of storytelling and examples。 The writing style used in the book is quite simple and understandable。 A ton of diagrams are given to explain the theories of liabilities and assets that I found quite handy。The reason behind me picking this book was that I have had quite an keen interest in learning about personal finan The author begins by talking about his childhood days， to his youthful years of hustle and the lessons he learnt throughout his journey。 By sharing them with the readers in the form of storytelling and examples。 The writing style used in the book is quite simple and understandable。 A ton of diagrams are given to explain the theories of liabilities and assets that I found quite handy。The reason behind me picking this book was that I have had quite an keen interest in learning about personal financially wisdom for quite some time。 The book has helped me in a lot of ways in understanding how money works and how one can use it to work for them。 Though the author didn’t share many ways to do so。 But he did lay down the foundation from where to begin to what one should do。I totally agree with the fact when the author discuss about his assessment on the education system and how poor of a job it has done in teaching its “employees “about financial literacy。 It is sad to realize that a lot of students do not even understand the basics of finance， and it shouldn’t be them who we put the blame on but instead the education system is to be blamed。 Though some parts of the book might be outdated keeping in mind it was written 20 years ago。 But still I would recommend this book to people who are interested in learning about financial wisdom， to entrepreneurs and ppl who want to start out with investing。it can give you a little insight about the field and might be quite useful for you。 。。。more
Jeremy Assous
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Not the best written book stylistically but full of great insights for anyone wishing to better manage their personal finances。
Lorin Julia
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Robert Kiyosaki， the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad， had two fathers。 Poor Dad was his biological father， a knowledgeable and well-educated man who chooses to believe in excelling academically， afterwards finding a lucrative job。 Nonetheless， he was financially unstable。 Rich Dad， on the other hand， was Mike’s father， Kiyosaki's best friend。 He had an identical work ethic to Poor Dad， but he believed in financial literacy， learning how money works， and acknowledging how to make money work for him。 Robert Kiyosaki， the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad， had two fathers。 Poor Dad was his biological father， a knowledgeable and well-educated man who chooses to believe in excelling academically， afterwards finding a lucrative job。 Nonetheless， he was financially unstable。 Rich Dad， on the other hand， was Mike’s father， Kiyosaki's best friend。 He had an identical work ethic to Poor Dad， but he believed in financial literacy， learning how money works， and acknowledging how to make money work for him。 Despite being a dropout， he eventually became a wealthy man。According to the author， the educational system lacks proper financial education as it aims to develop professionalism rather than financial literacy。 Hence， students who have flourished in their professions experience difficulties to manage their finances。 He observed that both his Rich and Poor dads strived， however in financial resources， Poor Dad never used his knowledge to his benefit。 With this said， Rich Dad trained him lessons about funds and finances。 He stated that the difference between being poor and being broke is that “poor is eternal， broke is temporary。” As a result， the author was inspired to learn how money works and how to make it work for him by his rich dad。First， it discusses wealthy people who do not work for money。 Talking about money always levitates to a discussion about employment。 However， it is acceptable because if you lack assets or skills， a job is a convenient way to generate income since generating basic income is the first step toward building wealth。 The wealthy， on the other hand， do not remain in the job process for extended periods of time since they work and concentrate on making money work for them。 Kiyosaki notes that a job is a temporary solution to the lasting problem of achieving financial independence。 According to Rich Dad， "The poor and middle class work for money。 The wealthy have money to put to work for them。”Following that， the wealthy accumulate assets， whereas the poor and middle classes accumulate liabilities obscured as assets。 The distinction between both asset and liability is determined not by your income， but by the money retained。 An asset generates revenue， whereas a liability depletes the bank account。 Furthermore， countless successful and talented people struggle with financial difficulties; hence， it claims that acknowledging the tax and legal benefits plays a significant role in accumulating long-term prosperity。 Additionally， financial IQ consists of understanding accounting， investing， marketing， and the law， which if paired it with skill sets， could achieve great wealth。Finally， the most compelling asset is our minds。 There are five reasons why most people still may not produce significant income: fear， cynicism， laziness， bad habits and arrogance。 Most do not succeed financially because the impact of losing money outweighs the joy of becoming wealthy， as said in the book。 Similarly， recognizing risk is essential for controlling emotions and not being concerned about potential failures。 Moreover， perseverance is what will bring success， not the desire to succeed immediately。This book made me fond of financial books。 After reading it， I started searching for multiple business books and understanding everything I possibly could。 As someone who aspires to be financially independent， this book intrigued me to step outside of my comfort zone rather than being satisfied with having a job after graduation。 One frequent critique of this book is that there is no step-by-step process on how to begin unlike other books。 Personally， I don't mind because the book's motivation inspired me to learn more about financial literacy from other books and has changed my perspective on money。 As a result， I gained so much knowledge， which is worth it in and of itself。 With this said， I recommend this book to those who want to learn more about personal finance or for those who want to be inspired to become financially independent someday。 。。。more
Samer
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من أجمل وأكثر الكتب اللي تعطيك امل بأن الحياة ما انتهت فيك فقير، لا يعطيك حماسة وقوة وعزيمة بأنك قادر للرجوع بأسلوب وسرد رائع للمعلومات والأحداث الواقعية اللي حصلت مع المؤلف، انصح الجميع
Jorge FeZ
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Steve Vear
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This book was recommended to me by a friend （thanks Rob！） and I really enjoyed reading 85% of it。 It really challenges your view of money and does this in a really effective way with some powerful story tellingThere is one particular section that I struggled with around ‘always pay yourself first’ and toward the end of the book it was perhaps starting to become a little too self indulgent perhaps。But that aside， lets face it interest rates at the time of writing is a real challenge for savings， This book was recommended to me by a friend （thanks Rob！） and I really enjoyed reading 85% of it。 It really challenges your view of money and does this in a really effective way with some powerful story tellingThere is one particular section that I struggled with around ‘always pay yourself first’ and toward the end of the book it was perhaps starting to become a little too self indulgent perhaps。But that aside， lets face it interest rates at the time of writing is a real challenge for savings， so challenging your view of money by reading this book is ， in my opinion I really healthy thing to do。Glad to have ticked this off my list and am thankful for the ‘take aways’ 。。。more
Dlona
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This book opens up thoughts about money that are rarely discussed in schools。 This book provides an overview and a mindset for developing our financial literacy。 In my opinion， the most important part of this book is information about the ability to distinguish between assets， liabilities， income and expenses。 （I still don't really understand those things。） Also， it's important to have a "business" and an "occupation" as these are two different things。 We need both of these things to get financi This book opens up thoughts about money that are rarely discussed in schools。 This book provides an overview and a mindset for developing our financial literacy。 In my opinion， the most important part of this book is information about the ability to distinguish between assets， liabilities， income and expenses。 （I still don't really understand those things。） Also， it's important to have a "business" and an "occupation" as these are two different things。 We need both of these things to get financial freedom。"The main reason why people struggle with financial problems is because they spend several years in school but learn nothing about money and investments。 The result is that people learn to work at the service of money… but never learn to put money to work for them。 “– Robert T。 Kiyosaki 。。。more
Melisa
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great book！ I've learned soo much。 great book！ I've learned soo much。 。。。more
Kionora
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Bagus untuk yang baru nak terjun ke dunia kewangan。 Buku ni tak mengajar kita langkah demi langkah untuk menjadi kaya， tapi lebih kepada mengubah cara pandang kita terhadap wang dan gambaran kasar bagaimana untuk membuat wang bekerja untuk kita。 Penulisan yang mudah difahami orang awamTapi untuk lebih memahami cara kerja wang buku ni tak cukup， kena luaskan lagi pembacaan dan ada beberapa perkara yang saya kurang setuju seperti 'sedikit rasa tamak adalah bagus untuk melawan rasa malas'。 Mungkin Bagus untuk yang baru nak terjun ke dunia kewangan。 Buku ni tak mengajar kita langkah demi langkah untuk menjadi kaya， tapi lebih kepada mengubah cara pandang kita terhadap wang dan gambaran kasar bagaimana untuk membuat wang bekerja untuk kita。 Penulisan yang mudah difahami orang awamTapi untuk lebih memahami cara kerja wang buku ni tak cukup， kena luaskan lagi pembacaan dan ada beberapa perkara yang saya kurang setuju seperti 'sedikit rasa tamak adalah bagus untuk melawan rasa malas'。 Mungkin boleh diganti dengan perkara yang lebih elok seperti 'mencari sumber motivasi' atau 'pembentukan tabiat'。 Secara keseluruhannya saya amat menggalakkan orang ramai untuk baca buku ni 。。。more
Rylie Pennell
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When most dads come home from work and say， “Princess， I got you something，” most daughters would anticipate a new toy， a sweet treat， or even just a thinking-of-you Knick knack from the office。 Not my dad。 Nope。 My dad walked in the door and told me with unmatched enthusiasm， “Ry， come see what I got you。” “Ouhhhhh， what is it，” I said。 He plopped Rich Dad， Poor Dad in my hands。 “A book you should read。” I looked him dead in the eye。 “You know， I would’ve much preferred the Throne of Glass seri When most dads come home from work and say， “Princess， I got you something，” most daughters would anticipate a new toy， a sweet treat， or even just a thinking-of-you Knick knack from the office。 Not my dad。 Nope。 My dad walked in the door and told me with unmatched enthusiasm， “Ry， come see what I got you。” “Ouhhhhh， what is it，” I said。 He plopped Rich Dad， Poor Dad in my hands。 “A book you should read。” I looked him dead in the eye。 “You know， I would’ve much preferred the Throne of Glass series in hardcover。” “Yeah， well this will do you more good。” So， a few eye rolls later， I begrudgingly read it。 And as much as I HATE admitting my dad knew better， he did。 This book was a super quick read and was really easy to wrap my head around。 It definitely wasn’t a “get quick rich” read， which the author will blatantly tell you in the book。 He really just teaches you life skills on how to view your finances。 Fortunately， my dad read this book years ago and has recited these lessons （maybe even subconsciously） to me my whole life。 So， I can’t say this book was revolutionary for me。 However， it did reinforce some very important topics and introduced some new ones as well。 Even just hearing the author’s personal experiences was very informative。 I think this book is ideal for people who have NO idea about money。 I have always been very ambitious in that regard so I learned a lot of this early on （not that I don’t have a LOT more to learn）。 I’d say if you’re a parent or a friend of someone with kids in their pre teen or early teens， this book is a good start to their financial education。 It’s easy to understand， short， and doesn’t bore you with highly technical financial terminology。 For me， this book was like a 3。5 star read， but I can 100% see how for others it would be a game changer。 I definitely recommend it。 。。。more
Cshans07
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Very enlightening for the financial independence neophyteI have no formal education concerning finances。 This book has made me open my mind to a different way of thinking about them。 I am profoundly happy that I read this book， and will let it mark only the beginning of my financial education。
Santosh Salve
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An eye opener towards financial literacy。
Nikhil Singhania
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Overall Good。
Sai Krishna
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This book has single-handedly opened my mind to the world of financial intelligence。 The adage 'Let money work for you' makes much more sense。 The idea that every single coin you earn is now your employee， ready to work for you 24/7， to make you much more money， is truly worth thinking about。 If you feel you'd be shattered if you lose your job right now， then this book is definitely for you。 This book has single-handedly opened my mind to the world of financial intelligence。 The adage 'Let money work for you' makes much more sense。 The idea that every single coin you earn is now your employee， ready to work for you 24/7， to make you much more money， is truly worth thinking about。 If you feel you'd be shattered if you lose your job right now， then this book is definitely for you。 。。。more
Sofia Ruan
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I found this book to be very helpful also if you are a complete newbe in the world of finances， personal finances and investment。 It is intuitive， enriching and helpful。 I also personally fund it very meaningful and empowering how Kiyosaki not only wishes for people to expand their financial IQ， but also encourages them to "enjoy the journey" "life" and follow their own path， also mentioning something about emotional and spiritual education at the end。 Where I am going with this is that is not j I found this book to be very helpful also if you are a complete newbe in the world of finances， personal finances and investment。 It is intuitive， enriching and helpful。 I also personally fund it very meaningful and empowering how Kiyosaki not only wishes for people to expand their financial IQ， but also encourages them to "enjoy the journey" "life" and follow their own path， also mentioning something about emotional and spiritual education at the end。 Where I am going with this is that is not just another "rich person" talking， but a humane being telling us about his way and his path there， and willing to be a teacher and encourage others。 This humane part he mentions in a few parts I find very valuable not only in him but also in any other author， so thumbs up， also because he's navigating a controversial topic when mixed up with humbleness and humanity: money ;）！ Go for it！！ readers<3 lovee 。。。more
Thao Nguyen
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Maybe I was missing something？ It seems like the only thing that I learn from this book is that in order to become rich， I should put my money in assets to produce money rather than liabilities。 The idea is repeatedly emphasized through out the book by examples and stories。 There is no guide， suggestion or whatever instruction to gain assets。 I was about to rate this book 2 stars。 Negotiation with my expectation， I conclude that if this book aims to emphasize on the significance of that simple a Maybe I was missing something？ It seems like the only thing that I learn from this book is that in order to become rich， I should put my money in assets to produce money rather than liabilities。 The idea is repeatedly emphasized through out the book by examples and stories。 There is no guide， suggestion or whatever instruction to gain assets。 I was about to rate this book 2 stars。 Negotiation with my expectation， I conclude that if this book aims to emphasize on the significance of that simple advice， it is a successful one。 However， even upon the thesis of 。。。more
Chris navien
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Mindset is key， could do without the political commentary but enjoy the education this book offers。 Helps keep me focused on my real estate goals
Mihkel Sillakivi
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Lydia Smith
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Making me rethink some things， that's for sure。。。。 and realizing I want to educate myself better on financial matters。 Making me rethink some things， that's for sure。。。。 and realizing I want to educate myself better on financial matters。 。。。more
Thomas Geib
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An absolute must-read for financial freedom。 I'm looking forward to reading the other books in this series。 An absolute must-read for financial freedom。 I'm looking forward to reading the other books in this series。 。。。more
Aditya Buch
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An excellent book about financial literacy。 How to become financially educated and become rich through managing assets。 A must read for everyone who wants to become rich。
Parv Jain
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The beginners guide to future investment。 Rich dad Poor dad completely changes a viewpoint towards money making ， importance and recognition of assets 。 It shows with best eg why rich remain rich and how one can climb that ladder 。 Robert Kiyosaki's book can be the beginners guide for every reader and one should definitely read it The beginners guide to future investment。 Rich dad Poor dad completely changes a viewpoint towards money making ， importance and recognition of assets 。 It shows with best eg why rich remain rich and how one can climb that ladder 。 Robert Kiyosaki's book can be the beginners guide for every reader and one should definitely read it 。。。more
Ashitha
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young adults out there， about to begin your financial literacy reading？？ Wait。。 Start with this book :）This book would be the best choice to begin your journey towards sharpening your personal finance; It makes you unlearn the conventional ideas of making money which we've seen from our family and society and shapes your mindset on money。。 a level up。 young adults out there， about to begin your financial literacy reading？？ Wait。。 Start with this book :）This book would be the best choice to begin your journey towards sharpening your personal finance; It makes you unlearn the conventional ideas of making money which we've seen from our family and society and shapes your mindset on money。。 a level up。 。。。more
Zeliha
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Mal， mülk pasif gelir， zengin olmanın ilk maddesi paranı aktif gelire yatır， finans öğren。 Ne kadar para kazandığın değil， ne kadar harcadığın önemli。。。Tüm kitapta bunları tekrar ediyor。。。
Geogeo
，
Much needed perspective shift in regards to money。
Nika Gregor
，
Good ideas， mediocre writing。
Reference
google book https://www.google.com/search?tbm=bks&q=Père riche père pauvre
hathitrust digital library https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?q1=Père riche père pauvre&field1=ocr&a=srchls&ft=ft&lmt=ft