Lessons from Rich Dad, Poor Dad

by Penny on December 31, 2007



I’ve learned that my home is not my biggest investment/asset. My car isn’t my second largest investment/asset. They’re my LIABILITIES!

Yes I’ve heard of this before but it never really sunk in. But after reading half the book now, I subscribe to Robert Kiyosaki’s lessons.

I’m now very excited to learn and to use the 4 lessons he so passionately instill into his readers:

1. Gain financial intelligence. Know what the numbers mean.
2. Invest. Make money work for you.
3. Know the market. Find the opportunities.
4. Know the law. Protect your wealth.

Sounds so simple that it’s unbeliaveable. But the book explores them further and though I found many parts to be repetitive, I think it helps to drum home his points.

I’m hungry. Hungry to apply what I’ve learned and hungry to see some results. Wish me luck! Oh no…Robert says the rich create their own luck. OK then, I wish me luck :)

Think richly but never act on emotions to look rich!

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