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Average Rating: Rating: - YOU ARE A PURE GENIUS KIYOSAKI! This book was absolutely wonderful! I thought Rich Dad Poor Dad was pretty good, because it taught me somethings I never knew and reminded me of where I do and do not want to be in the long term. Cashflow Quadrant abolishes the myths about investing and I loved how he seperated the Employees and Self Employed on the left side and the business owners and investors on the right side. I am starting to invest into some mutual funds, and plan to get educated to sell and invest in real estate. I know just about everyone in the world is described well in this book. For example, my grandfather is a self employed person and belives it is wrong to obtain any money through investments. My dad on the other hand thinks it is foolish to only rely on a job or being self employed. I just want a career and to have most of my money towards investments. Most of my co-workers that have gotten fired are in deep trouble because they never knew or took advantage of the information in this book. If they have investment money, then they wouldn't have to be worried about getting fired. Buy this book! If you don't, you will never be aware of investment opportunities, and will have no choice but to take orders your whole life. Remember, what you do with the paycheck in your hand is your choice. If you blow it all to consume, then you will be poor. If you take the paycheck and put some of it towards investments each time, then you will be getting out of the rat race quicker. But like Kiyosaki says "The choice is up to you" Rating: - The best book in the Rich Dad Poor Dad series yet Kyosaki goes down to the details drawing down and sighting the differences between the 4 areas of the Cash flow quadrant. This book is the perfect follow-up read for the first Rich Dad Poor Dad book because it explains in detail the difference between the Employee, Self-Employed, Business Owner and Investor. Kyosaki does not paint a flattering picture for the Self-Employed and Employee and shows that the best way for financial independence is to go and become a Business Owner or Investor. I have shown and gave away this books to friends who are either self-employed or working for a company and their reactions were mixed. Looks like the book hit a raw nerve - some were quite offended and others found the book's advice invaluable. Interestingly the negative picture that Kyosaki in his books about those who choose to stick with the "left side of the quadrant" or the self-employed and the employee are quite true since most of the very same people who were offended by the book are now laid off by their company despite their years of service. The concept of the Cash flow quadrant is the perfect foundation on how to see things the way the rich do. This book is a great read for the beginner who wishes to take control of his or her financial destiny. Rating: - excellent - looks at the core principles of investment this is a truly excellent book for anyone who has the desire to succeed in the world of business and investing. too many are quick to criticise details (as kiyosaki mentions in his books) without knowing the core principles and fundamentals of business and investment, such as financial literacy (cash flow, the debt to equity ratio, the balance sheet etc). have you ever wondered just how it is possible for a person to become worth billions of dollars? well, read this book and you will have a very good idea how. take bill gates or sam walton. they built businesses using teams, constantly working with others to achieve a mutually shared goal. these people typify the 'B' person, as kiyosaki puts it. not only would i recommend reading this book, i would suggest you read RDPD, and 'Rich Dad's Guide To Investing'. the books interrelate heavily and build on each other extensively. finally, when i reflect upon the educational gain i received from kiyosaki's books, the ratio of amount spent to amount gained (if you could quantify that in monetary terms) would be something like a million:one! trust me, read his books and listen to his tapes. remember, the quality of advice given, should be measured by the success of the person giving it, and kiyosaki is very successful - kinda speaks for itself doesn't it?

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