anyone here reads Robert T. Kiyosaki’s books?
His books are great.how to generate perpetual cash flows ?
http://www.unitoday.net/healthyjack/mystory_en.cfmOf course….[biggrin][cap]
Hi Jack,
Recommend you search the ‘heads up’ and ‘opinionated’ forums for previous discussions on RK.
There are many who are grateful for his initial impetus. Equally there are others who find him repetitive and light on substance.I many repects it is a case of ‘if it works for you’ – why not? If it doesn’t then look elsewhere.
Derek
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Hi JackHu,
Yes, I have read most of his books and found them inspirational however I followed his philosophy and got into trouble. ie start a business (i started a franchise) and invest passive income into property. Unfortunately I went from 4 investment property’s to 2 and have lost an enormous amount of $… Moral of the story is I should have stuck to property as I would have earned over $250,000 in equity in the 4 property’s over the same period. Best info to read is Steve’s new book (it is fantastic) and a workbook by John L. Fitzgerald called $UCCESS From Scratch, Building Wealth Out of Property Workbook. Kiyosaki is very motivational but our two Aussie blokes are extremely practical. Good Reading.
Joe
His books are what originally motivated me to do something. [exhappy]
Yes i’ve read Robert Kiyosaki books which have a lot of motivation and also Steve Mcknight, but i think OZ rules is better in here [thumbsup2]
Cheers,
Hi,
Credit where credit is due. It was Robert Kiyosaki’s book that got me thinking, and his seminar gave me the motivation to go and do it.
As such, I would not be where I am today but for his planting the seed of a life without having to work.
Yes, like us all, he is far from perfect… but he has made a profound difference in my life.
Cheers,
Steve McKnight
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Steve,
Ditto. Robert was the catalyst, but it was over to you and others such as Peter Spann, Steve Navra, John Burley, Jan Somers etc for the how to.
I read RK first, but now I’m more in to the how to guides for different approaches.
Thanks for your excellent contribution to the mix! [biggrin]
Cheers,
Michael.
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