You guys made me very curious...
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Free registration at the forum removes this block.During the parts about his low points in life does he mention the man he killed? Good write up by the way.
Felix Dennis: ‘I Killed a Man’ -- Daily IntelWhat are you talking about? I didn't see anything about him killing someone on his wikipedia page; usually that sort of detail wouldn't get left out. He was imprisoned when he was young, for publishing a magazine.
Robert Kiyosaki is not a Slowlaner. His Rich Dad company is a Fastlane brand. Read TMF ! MJ talked about him! Although the Rich Dad company has thumbs in board games, app games and a myriad of courses and books, I actually consider him freaking kindergarten in wealth education. Wealth is not just buying more assets and not buying liabilities. Wealth is not just buying four houses and selling them to buy one big red hotel. Those little tips are good, but they are just parts of a grander picture.Let me get this straight...so are we considering Robert Kiyosaki to be a slowlaner? I am confused as to how this book differs form Kiyosaki's teachings...Or is it the whole strategy of starting with nothing rather than having excessive disposable income? I am a fond believer in Kioyoaski's teachings about buying assets instead of liabilities. I even have played the cashflow 101 and 202 games and think they're great. I am considering now buying my first piece of real estate as an investment. Could you please elaborate on how this book is completely different? I have heard of Felix Dennis in Tom Butler Bowdon. I will also probably pick up this book. Right now I am letting The Millionaire Fastlane soak in before I confuse myself with more teachings.
Thanks for the post
It's easier to read a book than to save my freaking a$$ from mediocrity, I guess.the only problem with Kiyosakis work is that, despite having seen it on nearly everyones kitchen table, I have yet to know anyone who has made any money from it, or known millionaires who did either.
I seem to be a minority in my opinion here, but I don't feel like I got anything worth value out of that book that wasn't common sense.I've hear some good things about this book. It's going to be my next book to read.
I don't feel like I got anything worth value out of that book that wasn't common sense.
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