Rich Dad, Poor Dad

“I don't know if you saw the book if you read the book Rich Dad Poor Dad. Yeah, by Robert Kiyosaki.”

“in terms of financial planning morgan households the psychology of money uh robert kiyosaki rich dad poor dad is also pretty good”

“man this book is phenomenal and everyone that is listening if you want it's the rich dad poor dad of 2020”

“You know, I see it the same way because I think I I remember I read the book Rich Dad Poor Dad and that like changed everything. Was like, 'Oh my god, my dad was a poor dad.'”

“Okay, Robert Kiosaki, he wrote Rich Dad Poor Dad. One of the first books I read on money, he put it very simply. He said, "The rich buy assets, the middle class buys liabilities thinking they are assets."”

“and then when I got to the age of about I want to say between 17 and 18 and I actually end up reading the book Rich Dad Poor Dad”

“the fourth book that changed my mindset was one that i read actually in the break room when i was a personal trainer at a big globo gym and it was rich dad poor dad”

“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.'”

“And if you can work through that, and and I think Robert Kiyosaki did a great job. I know there's some probably well-founded criticisms of the book generally, but I think from a mindset perspective, it's one of the top 10 books out there for individuals that are really trying to differentiate between the acquisition of stuff to the acquisition”

“I mean this is something that you're going to have on your shelf like the simple path to wealth like Rich Dad Poor Dad this is one of those must read books”

“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”

“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”

“I started studying some of the Robert Kiyosaki early stuff Rich Dad Poor Dad which was about buying assets as opposed to buying liabilities”

“a crash is a really good time to get rich says author of rich dad poor dad”

“A great book I would recommend rich dad poor dad I would definitely recommend that”

“It's like Robert kiyosaki's book I got my poor dad who taught me work ethic and who risked his life to bring us here I got Jim Franco”

“The first book I've ever read cover to cover was Rich Dad Poor Dad.”

“truly the book for me was Rich Dad Poor Dad and financially and just like the mindset around an employee mm that book just changed a lot of how I thought about work”

“so the very first book that I read that turned me on to the whole concept of money and investing uh was Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert kosaki”

“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”

“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”

“Robert Kiyosaki, Rich Dad, Poor Dad. And I remember this was like, if you didn't read that, you're just irresponsible. How dare you? You're 22. You haven't read Rich Dad, Poor Dad. And I read it, and I went, I don't know about this.”

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

“Dave, this is the story of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" magnified 1000%.”

“So that's how the story of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" started.”

“Well, when I wrote "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" which came out in 1997, it was turned down by every one of those Marxist book editors in New York”

“So when I wrote "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", back in 1997, I first created the CASHFLOW board game to teach financial statements, income and expense, statements of cash flow, you know.”

“And so the CASHFLOW board game, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", the only book that covered the three financial statements, income statement, balance sheet, statement of cash flow.”

“Anyway, that's why I wrote "Rich Dad, Poor Dad". That's why I created the CASHFLOW game. What the hand does to mind remembers.”

“and so the fact that like Rich Dad Poor Dad still sells 100,000 copies a month 40 years I 50 years later than when he originally wrote it”

“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”

“I was reading books like Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki you which I'm sure you guys have heard of and you know just it had a tremendous impact on my life”

“there's a book Rich Dad Poor Dad and it's a book about power empowerment and disempowerment”

“Read things like Rich Dad Poor Dad. Rich people wealthy people like that don't like to part with their money over stupidity.”

“and then after that once I got into the NBA I always thought it was fascinating how I started hearing the books like Rich Dad Poor Dad I read that too”

“after that once I got into the NBA I always thought it was fascinating how I started hearing the books like Rich Dad Poor Dad I read that too”

“I want to say yeah Rich Dad Poor Dad the original one that was definitely on there”

“I you know, I got that from Rich Dad Poor Dad where Robert Kiyosaki's rich dad was telling him you need to build up your real assets and his poor dad was more about false assets.”

“someone gave me, like, this book, "Rich Dad Poor Dad," I think. I read it.”

“which is the whole point of the book that you're holding that to be clear, you did not write, but you're promoting, you're promoting it for all the wrong reasons, I get why.”

“Another example that might be like Rich Dad Poor Dad. That book has this element of contrast between the two.”

“Uh, I remember rich dad, poor dad, and kind of being like, okay, like I can see which way you want to go with this. I just remember taking to the topic.”

“then I got into this was you know I read Kiyosaki I got into property investment”

“and I read Rich Dad Poor Dad real estate book because real estate was going to be it if my 403b plan wasn't”

“Even the first book I read which was Rich Dad Poor Dad that just that concept of understanding assets versus liabilities.”

“she gave me the first book she gave me to read that was her full recommendation was rich dad poor dad by robert kiyosaki and as a kid you're like what is this book about”

“My first real exposure to the concepts was reading the book Rich Dad Poor Dad pretty shortly after I graduated college. And you know, just understanding the concept of passive income and making your money work for you really resonated with me.”

“My first real exposure to the concepts was reading the book Rich Dad Poor Dad pretty shortly after I graduated college.”

“Rich Dad Poor Dad Robert Kiyosaki wrote about this 30 years ago”

“it's called Popular personal financial advice versus the professors in it he examines the advice given in books like Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”

“I recently this is so silly my dear landlord slash friend invited me downstairs to play this game that was created by the Rich Dad Poor Dad author and yeah and it's I can't I don't know what it's called but it it's about it's a financial game it's like a adult Monopoly”

“but Rich Dad Poor Dad I first of all I read half the book I didn't read the whole book so I can't really like speak on the entirety of it but it gave me a different level of confidence that money was taking from me”

“but when I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and then in conjunction with this board game I played with Russell it really it's so funny it seems you know what it seems like part of the whole illusion of reality”

“and I think like also from Reading Rich Dad Poor Dad when I was pretty young I thought okay like real estate sounds like a way to get wealth in your life”

“I think he tried to buy too many too fast and he followed the Robert Kiasaki way and kept telling me you got to get into debt to make money, which I strongly disagreed with, but um he kind of just kept going anyway.”

“with our dividends and that's one thing that changed was the Robert Kiyosaki book when I read that and it said that the wealthy don't work for money their money works for them.”

“Robert Kiyosaki, the guy behind Rich Dad Poor Dad, thinks it could double or even triple by the end of 2025.”

“I'd read the Rich Dad Poor Dad book and I'd been a Peace Corp volunteer where I'd lived on a very small amount of money each month”

“so my favorite Financial article of all time is probably John T Reed's takedown of Robert Kiyosaki from Rich Dad Poor Dad on his website”

“but I do think that the natural place for us to take this conversation is to more of a Rich Dad Poor Dad aspect which is instead of buying stuff”

“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”