My opinion on the book Rich Dad Poor Dad

Many people have read "Rich Dad Poor Dad," but how many learned something from it, and how did they use it? I will share my discoveries with you. Two things stood out to me as significant. The first instance occurred when Rich Dad challenged them to find or invent a job that was superior to the one he had assigned them. To a certain extent, one is never content with what they receive. It does not matter how much money they pay us; we will never be content with our work. The second part discusses both assets and liabilities. There is nothing novel about it. We use the term "assets" to describe what is appropriate for us or what we are seeking to improve our wealth. This is the most fundamental explanation. By exercising a little bit of patience and removing some of the "PASSIVES" that are not necessary, we can avoid being tempted to make unnecessary purchases. Yes, we can afford them, but wealthy people keep their money in the vault instead of spending it. They give it to existing enterprises to help them expand. Investing in a company is a highly beneficial action. You can both increase your wealth and create jobs. I find that I need to reread a book whenever I find that I am unable to comprehend it, but there are certain novels that should be read on an annual basis. It is effortless for people to forget. On the other hand, individuals exchange inspirational sayings and statements on social media, but they do not spend more than a few minutes assimilating them and putting them into practice in their lives. Hearing or reading about it is one thing. Understanding and applying the idea is another matter.

Author: Sezgin Ismailov