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Rich Dad Poor Dad: a new blog series

I'm starting a new series at The Industry Report. It will be similar to that of a Book Club in that I'll be reviewing chapters in a series of posts and hi-lighting relevant/important financial concepts. If you've read the book, I encourage you to follow along in the series and contribute your insights. And if you haven't read the book, maybe following along might serve you well also.

Either way, it's all about building sustainable financial futures and living in the home of your dreams. So read on and participate.

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Posted by Ricardo Bueno on 12/04/2007 06:34 AM

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10 Comments on Rich Dad Poor Dad: a new blog series

DEC

2007

Ricardo, that is my all time favorite book. It really changed the way I think and do business. I subscribe to Roberts feed and keep updated.

Hi Missy,

Sounds like it's the right book to get started!

There's a lot of other individuals who share your same sentiments, myself included! It's no wonder the book has been a #1 best seller for years.

What was one of the bigger take-aways for you?

Getting my systems in place. Learning to not work for money but to let my money work for me.

YOur subscribe button is going slow, so was Chris Griffiths, couldn't get in either of them .

Missy: my mother read the book in Spanish...her favorite take-away was that one: no trabajes por dinero. Deja que el dinero trabaje por ti.

Sorry about the subscribe button...AR Maintenance??? Or did you mean my home blog? Either way, I hope you'll visit.

Looking forward to it Ricardo!

DEC

2007

Ricardo, I'm a bit behind on my reading. Thanks for pointing this one out.

Ana: it should be fun!

Kris: think of this as a cliffnotes version with some additional insights. :)

DEC

2007

Can't say that I liked this book or would even recommend this book. Personally, I think Kiyosaki is a moron and a liar. Hey, you asked!

Great idea. I love this book and plan on starting a non-profit in 2008 to bring the game into local area schools to provide financial education. I'll be watching this one.

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