Rich Dad Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter

[suleman]

Usually books regarding self improvement tend to be boring and are difficult to implement the lessons in real life, but Rich Dad Poor Dad takes you on a lifelong journey not only keeping you highly motivated, engaged but also provides life long lessons to improve one's business and financial aptitude. The real life examples presented by the authors make you reflect on your own life and enables you to build assets instead of liabilities during your lifetime.

Highly recommended book for all ages, especially young graduates entering their practical lives. If you have read the book, please share any practical implications that it resulted in your life.

 

[A_wrenn]

I borrowed this book from a friend and, unfortunately, it sat on my nightstand for a couple months before it had to go back. I have heard fantastic things about it, but I seem to have some preconceived notions about self-help books being boring too. Thanks for the reminder as I will have to look into it again.