Description
Rich Dad Poor Dad, written by Robert T. Kiyosaki, is one of the most influential personal finance books ever published. First released in 1997, the book presents lessons learned from two father figures—one representing traditional financial thinking and the other representing entrepreneurial and investor-focused thinking.
Rather than focusing on budgeting tactics or get-rich-quick strategies, Kiyosaki emphasizes financial literacy, mindset, and understanding how money works. The book reframes income, expenses, assets, and liabilities in a way that helps readers think differently about earning, saving, investing, and building long-term financial independence.
Rich Dad Poor Dad is widely used as an entry point into financial education for individuals seeking to move beyond paycheck-to-paycheck living and toward ownership, leverage, and intentional wealth creation.
What This Book Covers
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The difference between assets and liabilities
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Why financial education matters more than income alone
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How mindset influences financial decisions
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The limitations of traditional job-only thinking
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Understanding cash flow and ownership
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Why the rich focus on building assets
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Rethinking risk, work, and financial security
Key Benefits
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Shifts perspective on money and wealth
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Easy-to-understand financial concepts
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Encourages long-term thinking and ownership
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Suitable for beginners and experienced readers alike
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Complements mindset and discipline-focused development
Product Details
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Author: Robert T. Kiyosaki
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Category: Personal Finance / Wealth & Money Mindset
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Language: English
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Original Publication: 1997
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Format: Paperback / Hardcover / Kindle / Audio (availability may vary)
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Who This Book Is For
This book is ideal for readers who want to understand money beyond earning a paycheck. It is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, business owners, investors, parents, and individuals seeking a stronger foundation in financial thinking and long-term wealth principles.
