Rich Dads Classics - by Robert Kiyosaki - Audio Book CD
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Rich Dad Poor Dad - Robert T. Kiyosaki
The New York Times #1 Bestseller is changing how the planet views cash by shifting
your context to that of the wealthy individual.
If you are like various - dependent on your paychecks to cover your
monthly expenses - then you don’t think like the wealthy.
The wealthy don’t accumulate cash. They accumulate assets that
generate income for them.
In reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, you’ll greater recognize
the energy that thinking will have on your lifetime. If you are
interested in financial versatility, then Rich Dad Poor Dad is
a amazing area to begin your understanding process
.Rich
Dads Cashflow Quadrant - Robert T. Kiyosaki
In the sequel to Rich Dad Poor Dad, discover how the character you play in the company planet affects your ability to become financially free.
There are 4 kinds of individuals who create up the globe of company but it’s the company owners and the investors (not the employees and the self-employed) who will create terrific wealth by accelerating their income through those assets.
A Wall Street Journal Bestseller, Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant is best for employees or self-employed people interested in acquiring hot techniques to create income. If you’re absolutely a company owner or real estate trader, this book provides tools for even better success.
Rich
Dads Guide to Investing - - Robert T. Kiyosaki
Become the best trader.
End those worries that keep you up at evening in regards to the financial options you create.
By reading Rich Dad’s simple rules of investing, you are able to lower your investment risk and convert your earned money into passive and portfolio money. That signifies you keep more of the money … not the government.
Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing is simply that – a guide. It has no guarantees, only as Robert Kiyosaki’s wealthy father offered him no guarantees … just guidance. But if you’re interested in the inside consider an entrepreneur’s financial program to be wealthy, this really is the book for you.
About the Author Robert Kiyosaki
Born and raised in Hawaii, Robert is fourth-generation
Japanese-American. He originates from a prominent family of
educators. His dad was the head of knowledge for the State of
Hawaii. After significant school, Robert was educated in New York. Upon
graduation, he joined the U.S. Marine Corps and went to Vietnam
as an officer along with a helicopter gunship pilot.
Returning from war, Robert Kiyosaki went to function for the Xerox
Corporation and in 1977 began a organization that brought to marketplace
the initially nylon and Velcro "surfer" wallets, which
grew into a mega-million dollar worldwide product.
In 1985 Robert founded an global knowledge business that
taught company and investing to tens of thousands of pupils
throughout the globe.Retiring at the age of 47, Robert continued with his love of
investing. It was during his "retirement", he wrote
Rich Dad Poor Dad, the #1 New York Times bestseller. Robert
Kiyosaki followed with Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant and Rich Dad's Guide
to Investing - all 3 books have been found on the top 10 best-seller
lists simultaneously on The Wall Street Journal, USA Today and
The New York Times. In January 2001 Robert Kiyosaki introduced Rich Kid
Smart Kid.Concerned about the growing gap amongst the "haves"
and "have nots" Robert created the patented board game
CASHFLOW® 101 to teach people the same financial
tips his Rich Dad invested years training him...the same
financial techniques that enabled Robert Kiyosaki to retire at the age of
47.
Although Robert's company is real estate, trading and building
companies, his true passion is training. He is a very
acclaimed speaker on financial knowledge and his function has
inspired viewers internationally. Robert has appeared on Oprah and
alternative top nationwide TV and radio shows.
Robert Kiyosaki has a deep content for those wanting to enhance their
financial lives. That content is: "With every dollar in
your hand, you have the energy to choose to be wealthy, bad or
center class."
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