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His ideas probably can be summed up in a couple of paragraphs and 99% of it is the basic stuff that anyone that doesn't torch their credit card every month does
by raverbashing 3y ago
His ideas probably can be summed up in a couple of paragraphs and 99% of it is the basic stuff that anyone that doesn't torch their credit card every month does.
Yes rich dad buys a car within his means, poor dad finances the brand new truck and doesn't know what "9% APR" means but he's happy cause he can "afford it" (not).
But since the average financial literacy is very low and several people look for the loudest monkey in the room this guy got successful
- abalashov 3y agoThis was always my impression every time that former high school classmates-turned-MLM-shysters would hawk his work to me; thank you for confirming it.
- itsoktocry 3y ago>His ideas probably can be summed up in a couple of paragraphs and 99% of it is the basic stuff that anyone that doesn't torch their credit card every month does. This book was written in the 90s. It was a totally different information landscape. It's easy to look at it now and say the content is obvious. I read it when I was young, along with school friends who were also burgeoning "masters of the universe" (ie interested in being "rich"). I think it had some great lessons. That said, the guy obviously turned into a "scammer", thanks in part to the success of his book. He wrote a book with Trump, for crying out loud.