Poor Dad******

1. Break the poverty mindset 2. Set goals and directions, and continuously plan the process 3. Make reasonable use of time 4. Diligence, thinking, opportunity, integrity, breakthrough 5. Take charge of your own life

This book is a beacon of light in the dark night of wealth, reminding people who have forgotten self-creation that they are creators. It subverts the perception of money in people who have been indoctrinated with the thinking of the poor since childhood. Only by practicing wise knowledge can you get what you want. Thanks to this book for guiding me and giving me a different perspective on life.

There are so many successful paths to follow, but what is difficult to replicate are the necessary environmental conditions. Looking for other people's paths will only solidify your own thinking, and finding out what suits you is the best.

Frankly speaking, this book deleted a lot of the original content, and I didn't have much hope, but the stories the author added touched me very much. Personally, I often reflect on myself now, and I find that those clichéd and simple things in the past contain truth. There are many plain stories told in the back of this book, but they have the effect of checking for omissions and filling in the gaps for me.

It's okay. I watched it again and learned some rules to follow in doing business, as well as the way of thinking to find opportunities, and how to enjoy life. I will watch it a second time when I have time.

A very good book, worth recommending.

I feel a lot. Although I still won't quit my current stable job, I now feel that work is just a way for me to obtain part of my income, not my whole life. I want to continue learning and create other wealth [laughing]

I read this book to enter the stock market, but I saw a lot of different things, and my way of thinking has changed. The sooner you learn to invest, the better. Then the longer you invest, the wealth you eventually have will be accumulated accordingly. When you are young and have no money, you must learn how to calculate costs, and the time cost of calculation is also included.

This is a book about financial intelligence. The story teaches children and us about wealth thinking through the different perspectives of poor dad and rich dad on money and wealth. This book teaches us to learn financial knowledge, learn how to make money with money, understand the market, understand the law, etc. Many concepts, such as consumption is also a kind of wisdom, poor people work for money, rich people let money work for them, etc. This may be something I would never have imagined before. Maybe I, as a poor person, am still thinking about how to save money, but rich people understand how money begets money. Maybe cognition is really more useful than methods. If cognition changes, behavior will not deviate.

It is not only a financial enlightenment book for outstanding financial and business people, but also a spiritual book with educational significance.

This book is a beacon that illuminates my future. Life is a stark contrast. I hope everyone will grow up in this group. I hope people who read the book will become better and better, richer and richer, and better able to control their wealth.

I used to think that money was the root of all evil, and I didn't understand the concept of money and how to transfer and utilize it. This book helped me establish a correct view of wealth and provided guiding suggestions for all aspects of life.

Wealth must be accumulated, you must learn to invest, use money to make money, and benefits come with risks.

This entry-level financial management book gave me a correct view of money. Because my parents always made money and were reluctant to eat or wear it, which led to my biased understanding of money. But now I am trying to treat money in a positive way. Money is my friend, not my master.

Thinking is very crucial. Advanced thinking coupled with practical actions is the first step to obtain wealth. Then, with confidence and perseverance, move forward step by step towards your goal, and you will eventually achieve wealth!

It is a guide to money concepts, a guide to financial management knowledge and mentality, and a teaching of great wisdom in life! The source of wealth is wisdom, wealth is a kind of human nature, and financial management is taking care of and tempering oneself!

Recommend! Recommend! Recommend! (Every age group reads this book, and there are opinions at each stage.) The sentence that impressed me the most in this book is "The journey of successful rich people also has distinct characteristics of the times. Creating wealth does not necessarily require a "thousand-story business platform, starting from the soil" type of accumulation. The ability to create wealth does not entirely depend on age, IQ, educational background, and political and financial foundation." There is also "If you want to become a rich person, you must have financial intelligence, and your thinking must advance with the times." [Send Heart]

Although many of them are skip-reading, the general direction is a theory as a guide. Once there is a direction, it is a process of certain practice, reflection, and summary. Like the books I have read before, without exception, it is a process of summarizing experience in practice. It is narrated from various aspects such as financial management, life, work, investment, and business. From it, I gained certain principles and learned levels that I had not been exposed to before, and I have conceptualized it. It is still far from the process and development process of celebrities from childhood to adulthood. It is also not easy to understand a person's journey. Therefore, to achieve one thing, it is to constantly experience the process of failure and continue to absorb experience. Reading is a good way.

It refreshed my view on money. There are many financial management and investment methods in the book.

Recommended to me by my crush. . . Very interesting, I actually read it before going to bed But it makes sense

A very good book, full of practical information. I really regretted seeing it so late. I should have read it 20 years ago.

This book is a good wealth enlightenment book. The wealth concepts of rich dad and poor dad have different effects on children throughout their lives. It is also a re-understanding of some aspects of wealth in everyone's life. After all, our understanding of this area is directly related to the people around us since we were young. Parents, relatives, friends, mentors, etc. Around us have given us some of their own opinions, and under the influence of these opinions, we have always had misunderstandings about wealth. Now it's time to change some perspectives with this book.

Have you ever wondered what is the difference between poor people and rich people making money? In this book, the author tells readers about the completely different views on money and wealth between his poor dad and his rich dad, conveying a brand-new idea of ​​money to readers. The book says: The poor follow the idea of ​​"working to make money", while the rich advocate "letting money work for themselves." Different cognitions in thought create different concepts. Even though the poor dad was well-educated and had a doctorate, he struggled with personal finances throughout his life. On the other hand, the rich dad, although he did not graduate from a prestigious university, became one of the richest people in Hawaii because of his understanding of money.

I met a new friend who really impressed me. He recommended me to read this book. This book really made me see some other perspectives. Work cannot bring freedom of wealth. Promotion and salary increase can only bring a sense of accomplishment and reduce unnecessary consumption. The amount of money earned is not wealth, but what is truly left behind. Learn to manage risk rather than run away from it. Maybe it's because I didn't have a correct understanding before, so I can only be a member of others who help others. Maybe only those with rich thinking can become bosses and create their own wealth and freedom.

On December 10, 2023, I finished reading this book. I originally planned to read some of the content in the book that touched me deeply. After reading the comment section, I said that this book is not the original work and has added or deleted a lot of content. Reading this book has opened up my thinking about money a lot. I bought the original work and read it again, and I felt more at ease.

The author explained the importance of financial intelligence in a simple and easy-to-understand way, which gave me a deeper understanding of money. I especially like the analysis of the behaviors of different characters in the book, which helped me understand the correct concept and use of money. Moreover, this book is not only helpful to myself, but can also be used to educate children so that they understand the importance of financial management from an early age. However, I kind of hated the character who was always wasting money, and his behavior gave me a very bad warning. Overall, this is a great book worth reading!

The book integrates "Comparison of poor and rich dads' wealth concepts", "rich dad's view of money", "how to make money flow", "consumption is also a kind of wisdom"... This book is really like a key, opening the door to my long-lost financial business. This book is also an endless force, constantly correcting previous wrong concepts and practices. In addition to the difference in resources, the difference between the poor and the rich is more about the differences in concepts, ways of thinking, vision and information.

Fathers are the best people to learn from and imitate when we were young, so their behavior determines the growth of our children to a large extent. This book is a financial education book told in the form of a story. It explores the accumulation of wealth and money management by comparing the thinking styles and financial concepts of the author's "poor dad" and "rich dad". The first part introduces the author's family background and the different views of his two fathers on money during his childhood; the second part explores how the author learned financial knowledge by interacting with wealthy people as an adult; the third part discusses the importance of investment and entrepreneurship; the fourth part emphasizes the importance of education and how to cultivate the next generation with the correct financial thinking.

It describes the necessity of risk. Blindly following the rules will eventually be eliminated by society. It is better to choose some risky things reasonably. As long as the probability of success × gain is greater than the probability of failure × loss, you can try it. Don't pay too much attention to money as a tool, use money to chase money. In your spare time, you should enjoy life to the fullest and gain a positive attitude.

This is the first time I've read it, and I feel like I'm swallowing it all. After watching it, I feel like I haven't watched it yet! Maybe a second brush