maybe someone need to read this to get an idea how to get/manage money !!




Robert Toru Kiyosaki (born April 8, 1947) is an investor, businessman, self-help author and motivational speaker. Kiyosaki is best known for his Rich Dad, Poor Dad series of motivational books and other material. He has written 18 books which combined have sold over 26 million copies.[1] Although beginning as a self-publisher, he was subsequently published by Warner Books, a division of Hachette Book Group USA, currently his new books appear under the Rich Dad Press imprint. Three of his books, Rich Dad Poor Dad, Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant, and Rich Dad's Guide to Investing, have been on the top 10 best-seller lists simultaneously on The Wall Street Journal, USA Today and the New York Times. The book Rich Kid Smart Kid was published in 2001, with the intent to help parents teach their children financial concepts. He has created three "Cashflow" board and software games for adults and children and has a series of "Rich Dad" audio cassettes and disks. He also publishes a monthly newsletter.

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This post has been edited by cherroy: Mar 29 2008, 01:58 PM

I only know he'll be rich from selling this book and his seminars That he did not teach you guys

This post has been edited by Thrust: Mar 29 2008, 12:59 PM

you aren't suppose to provide links here to illegal download. This book is copyrighted, dude.

pls remove the link or else u are in for trouble

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Robert Kiyosaki is a cheater.

He was never bankrupt, and there was never any "rich dad" in his neighbourhood.

He got rich when his little fantasy book called "rich dad" was endorsed by Amway boss, and hoodwinked more people into joining Amway hoping to be financially independent.

RichDad's concepts aren't new. But it was written in an amusing/story-telling way that grabs the readers' attention.

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Added on March 29, 2008, 6:24 pmAnd by the way, this book is so outdated. It has been flooding the market for 3 years or more. Now only you promote this?LOL

This post has been edited by happy4ever: Mar 29 2008, 06:24 PM

u have anything factual to back ur statement? im curious to know

When a person is famous, he is due to lots of criticism and flame.
One thing i noticed is tat he is well knowledged of the financial world.

one thing's true though

darn easy book to read for financial n00bs like me

There had been a series of debates within the financial world regarding the books and author if one is going to do the research.
Type for eg. John Reed and you'll see one bitter rivalry.

Anywway like I always mentioned, books are there for reading and how much one can grasp from it depends on one's understanding. Some of th so called financial advise in the book I find it ridiculous but some I do find it good advise.

It's up to one to judge. Btw, the book and author had been closely tied to Amway. But in no way I'm saying it's useful or not useful. All depends on one person's evaluation.

http://www.johntreed.com/Kiyosaki.html

Rich dad is a fictional character actually. Google around.

And Robert's contents of RichDadPoorDad are mainly common sense written in a simplistic manner that appeals to the public. I had my fun of reading a couple of his book and his cassette tape talks for Amway (yes...Mr Kiyosaki supports MLM and Amway all the way.) Amway people can tell you that for sure! (as well as Network 21)

HAve a look here: http://www.netminers.com/ as an example.
Kiyosaki's concept of financial freedom is a "new" marketing ploy by MLMs to draw in more members, selling on the notion of being rich, glamorous, freedom, dreams, etc etc.

The book Rich Dad paved way for MLMers to preach on the importance of being rich without working hard (i.e. residual income) and the 4 quadrants to make you aware of your shortfalls in being in the income earner group. And Amway was gleeful to use this for their business.

Don't take his books as the gospel truth. Its based on half facts, half fiction, not entirely in true life.
Fictional writings under non-fiction genre sells more than a novel.
All you have to do is to have a flare in writing, then do your own research and put your data using your own words.
Viola....you are now a guru!

the book rocks..
really many teaching and story..

In fact, Mr Kiyosaki says being in Amway (and Network 21) helps you achieve your goals of being financially free easier, become a business owner, bla bla bla bla. That dirt got paid by the millions for saying that!

Now i'm reeking of jealousy, coz i cant write as well as that fat-bloke of lard.

Amway?
such a successful 1?
well not much MLM can survive..

Robert Kiyosaki says with Network21, "Engkau Boleh"!!!

1) Buy Rich dad poor dad
2) Join Amway
3) Become business owner
4) Become rich.

haha..
but then is not that easy lo.

From the way Kiyosaki brought it up, its THAT easy

Yes...you'll know how crap his books are when you take it in face value.
What you read from his books are commonly told by parents of all ages. Nothing new, just rewording and some fictional characters to make it an interesting read.

It's all common sense.

happy4ever,

Aha!! How many people that you know has COMMON SENSE?? As far as I can tell, it is VERY RARE.

For example,

How many people buy stock without figuring out how they plan to make money out of that stock??

i) Are they going to sell it aka a trade?

ii) Are they going to keep it and collect dividend??

iii) How much are they willing to lose?

iv) At what price will they sell?

So, tell me how many people that you know answer question (i) to (iv) before they buy a stock?

How many people that you know believe the house they lived in is an asset?

"Common sense is highly uncommon."

Dreamer

This post has been edited by dreamer101: Mar 30 2008, 08:02 AM

If one is familiar in the stock market, he would know what suits him.

Common sense does not equate to actual implementation of what is being aware of.

Everyone knows that becoming an entrepreneur will make one richer than any one under employment. But only a handful make the cut being an entrepreneur. Hence the majority remain under employment.

And having common sense also doesn't mean knowing the technical details of it. Neither did the book tells you how, it just tells you what, in which is already known.

happy4ever,

<<If one is familiar in the stock market, he would know what suits him. >>

Only if the person has the COMMON SENSE of getting familiar with stock market before buying stock. IMHO, this is PRETTY RARE. I didn't do that either. I had NO COMMON SENSE.

<<And having common sense also doesn't mean knowing the technical details of it. >>

My question which you HAD NOT answer is how many people that you know has COMMON SENSE. In my experience, most people has NO COMMON SENSE.

<< which is already known.>>

Who say so?? Not in my experience. And, from answering and reading MANY MANY posts in this forum, you would have come to the same conclusion. Most people has NO COMMON SENSE.

For example, there is COMMON SENSE on you make money when you buy investment. Aka, do not buy investment that does not make money for you. Yes, it is COMMON SENSE. But, it took me 10 to 15 years and after reading RDPD, I finally got IT.

Dreamer

This post has been edited by dreamer101: Mar 30 2008, 09:18 AM