I'm sorry but no. I read a lot of books where the narrative is a lie in order to tell a story. It does not make the message wrong. I also read Rich/Poor dad ar

I'm sorry but no. I read a lot of books where the narrative is a lie in order to tell a story. It does not make the message wrong. I also read Rich/Poor dad around 18 and it had a profound impact. I understood how should I think about money, I understood what cashflow is, how companies different from simple humans in terms of tax and a tonns of stuff like that. It's just a good introduction to basic finance for those who don't have a clue.