I agree with your point. In addition, this book also suggests ideas that, in my opinion, are so far away from the minds of an average person that it's kind of a

I agree with your point. In addition, this book also suggests ideas that, in my opinion, are so far away from the minds of an average person that it's kind of absurd. Admittedly it's been years since I've read the book, but one example I can remember is setting up a corporation to reduce tax burden through. I don't think it's useful advice for somebody whose trying to get by and not already wealthy. I would've appreciated the article more if they skipped mention of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" entirely.