Podcasts that mention 📚 Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter

The fourth book that changed my mindset was one I read in the break room when I was a personal trainer at a large gym: 'Rich Dad Poor Dad.'

Leila Hormozi shares how 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' was the fourth book that significantly impacted her mindset, which she read while working as a personal trainer.

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I started studying some of the Robert Kiyosaki early stuff Rich Dad Poor Dad which was about buying assets as opposed to buying liabilities and I'd never owned an asset before

Alan mentions starting his financial independence journey by reading Robert Kiyosaki's book, which introduced him to the concept of buying assets.

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just adding in the one piece of advice that made a massive impact on my wife and I as we bought ours was the Robert Kiyosaki the difference between an asset and a liability

Speaker attributes the concept of the difference between an asset and a liability to Robert Kiyosaki, a concept central to his famous book.

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and it reminds me so much of the Robert kiyazaki book Rich Dad Poor Dad and which he describes this idea of this cash flow quadrant

The host mentions the book and its author, relating it to the entrepreneur storyline and the concept of the cash flow quadrant.

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Then my dad gave me a book when I was again just graduated from college uh Rich Dad Poor Dad I'm sure many people in the fly Community are super familiar with it and that was the first book that really introduced me to the idea of that you're in business for yourself and that you can become rich if you live in a certain way and the benefits of thinking and acting long term and that book really started introducing me to other books and I basically just became enamored with the idea the topic of personal finance saving and investing

Brian mentions this book was given to him by his dad after college and introduced him to the idea of being in business for himself and thinking long term, sparking his interest in personal finance.

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then I got into this was you know I read Kiyosaki I got into property investment and I discovered I really just don't care what the color of the carpet is

Joanna mentions reading Kiyosaki, which influenced her decision to get into property investment.

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i read when i was 20 actually sitting in the desert of iraq um rich dad poor dad think and grow rich and the richest man in babylon

The speaker lists this book as one of three impactful books he read while serving in Iraq, noting it shifted his mentality about money.

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how many people book enters our interviews with you and then tell you how much they love Rich Dad Poor Dad

The interviewer asks Guy Kawasaki how often people mention loving the book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' during interviews.

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