Rich Brother Rich Sister Book Review and Giveaway

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I read the Rich Dad book and while it isn’t a book I recommend to friends who want to learn about finances, anytime I read a book I do tend to learn something.

I’m intrigued, and want to know more about Emi.

I love a free book! Pick me!

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Kiyosaki’s columns on Yahoo Finance are nice and topical too.

Sounds like a fascinating read!

Sounds like an interesting read!

Rich Dad is a great series, I would love to add it to my collection.

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Braiden Harvey

I’m always up for a good read

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My goal this year is to educate myself by increasing the number of good books I read each month…this one will be on that list.

sounds like a good book to read!

I have appreciated the insites of how “successful” people think and would enjoy reading about the events and history that helped to shape such a gifted man.

Here is for the opportunity to own my first finance related book.

I find Mr. Kiyosaki very interesting and I would love to read more of him and to find out more of his sister. It’s amazing how he took the road to money wealth and his sister took the road to spiritual wealth. Please count me in to win this interesting, alluring book.

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Thanks for the opportunity, it looks like it would be a great book to win!

I’m amazed that people love the Rich Dad series.

It’s all hype. It’s all ‘rah,rah rah.’

There’s no substance; it’s all inspirational.

Mak

So Kiyosaki has a sister who’s a nun? Really? Man what a convenient life… first the guy has the perfect set of “fathers” and now it’s like his family is just popping in all of the right directions too. I’m just waiting for “Rich Dad, Richer Kid” (OK, I’m claiming the copyright on that right now :)

For anyone who hasn’t read “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”, it’s definitely a “library rental”. It’s really sad to me that it has been a best seller for so long.

Look, people don’t want to be “rich”, they want to be “financially independent”. People don’t want to “retire”, they want to be “financially independent” so they don’t have work any more (or as much). We don’t want “money”, we want the quality of life that money brings.

For a more lucid and practical book about this concept, see “Killing Sacred Cows”.

Thanks for the review

Look forward to reading this

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I’m looking forward to a book that sounds inspiring but leaves you just as confused as before you picked it up. Lots of interesting concepts but no meat on the bones.

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I’m intrigued, and want to know more about Emi.

I am curious about the ‘rich sister’ s philosophy..!

looks good

I’ve read Rich Dad, Poor Dad a time or two but if you asked me what I learned, I’m not sure I could tell you. Guess I need a free book so I can read it over and over and over to really learn his concepts. :)

VICTORY!

Let’s face it: the Anglo-Saxon financial and economic models are broken. Whatever understanding the Kiyosakis might contribute is welcome.

Interesting. I’ve actually put off reading Kiyosaki books before because I’ve heard many negative reviews and the small parts I have read seemed a little overly focused on money rather than developing a life you can respect.

But now with the input of his sister, this sounds like it may give a lot more detail about whether the “rich life” is the way to go rather than how to get there.

i’ve read rich dad poor dad & learned a great deal about money.i read all of the time & would like to win this book for my Library & to share with others

It sounds an interesting read written by siblings so different!

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For some people education is second to motivation. Putting money into the perspective of livng a good life is a timely topic. I’d appreciate the perspective of this book.

I’d love to have this book!

Thanks for the introduction to this book, sounds like it would be a very interesting read. Thanks as well for another great giveaway.

looks interesting…

I would love the get a free copy.

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Thanks,
Dan.

Sounds like a great read – hope I win a copy!

Thanks for your info. I’d like to be entered into the draw as well!

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IF IT IS LIKE HIS PREVIOUS BOOK:” RICH DAD POOR DAD” , ROBERT KIYOSAKI HAS ANOTHER BEST SELLER.

I LIKE THE WAY ROBERT GOES TO HIS PERSONAL LIFE EXPERINCES TO EXPLAIN, HOW THE SEEDS OF FUTURE SUCCESS ARE PLANTED AND NUTURE FOR FUTURE HARVEST OR SUCCESS IN HIS LATER LIFE.

Read one of his books earlier on and it helped me understand most things about Real Estate.

Sounds like an interesting read.

Sounds like a good read. Count me in!

I enjoyed rich dad, poor dad, count me in!

Wow, 99 comments and counting. Count me in.

I need all the financial help I can get, please draw my name. BTW, thanks for the great blog

Sounds like a great book to read!!

It looks pretty interesting. I am in. Thanks.

sounds like an interesting book.. would love to win it =)

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1 in 115 chance. :)

Thanks for the opportunity. I’m in!

Wow! Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experiences with us. I am already learning so much! It would be nice to have the Rich Brother, Rich Sister book. Whether I win or not, I enjoy reading and learning about your journey towards financial freedom.

Thanks for the giveaway; would love to win the copy!

Sounds like another good book from Robert.

sign me up….anything free, sounds good to me!

I did read his first book and I agree that, even though it frustrated me in that he didn’t provide any details on how to get rich today, it definitely provided me with a new way to look at finances, assets, investing and cashflow.

Although I don’t expect this to provide me with any additional financial knowledge, I’m still curious to read about how two siblings lead two completely different lives.

Robert Kiyosaki must be doing something right, as he tends to completely polarize people. I think his books are simply meant to get people to change their attitudes about and habits around money, as opposed to being “how tos”. Anyways, hope I win a copy of this book! Thanks.

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