Rich Dad Poor Dad
What the Rich Teach their Kids About Money
by Robert T Kiyosaki
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“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
Source →“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
Source →“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
Source →“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
Source →“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
Source →“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
Source →“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
Source →“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
Source →“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
Source →“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
Source →Recommended by 12 notable people, including Ankur Warikoo and Anthony Pompliano
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This book reads like a personal parable, contrasting two father figures to drive home a mindset shift about money. The strength is its memorable simplicity: it challenges the “go to school, get a job, and save” script, urging financial literacy and asset-building. However, the advice is vague, repetitive, and built on unverifiable anecdotes rather than a concrete system. You’ll find no step-by-step plans or worksheets here—just big ideas that either light a fire or leave you wanting more substance. It’s best as a narrative thought-starter, not an instruction manual. Its enduring popularity hinges on its emotional appeal and counterintuitive framing, not its instructional depth.
Read this if...
- •A salaried professional in their 30s feeling trapped in a paycheck-to-paycheck cycle, ready to hear a contrarian take on employment and passive income.
- •A teenager or college student with zero financial education who needs a simple, memorable story to spark curiosity about money mindsets.
- •An aspiring side-hustler hesitant to leave a stable job but needing a push to prioritize entrepreneurship and asset acquisition over pure job security.
Skip this if...
- •You’ll likely put it down when you realize it’s a motivational loop with no actionable investment strategy or concrete how-to guidance.
- •Skip if you want practical spreadsheets, exercises, or a step-by-step financial plan; the book is all narrative, no workbook elements.
- •Frustrating if you already understand basic money principles—the same handful of ideas get rephrased until they feel like filler.
In Rich Dad Poor Dad, the #1 Personal Finance book of all time, Robert Kiyosaki shares the story of his two dad: his real father and his rich dad. One was educated and an employee all his life, the other's education was street smarts" over traditional classroom education and he took the path of entrepreneurship?a road that led him to become one of the wealthiest men in Hawaii. Robert's poor dad struggled financially all his life. and these two dads had varying points of view of money and investing.Rich Dad Poor Dad will?? explode the myth that you need to earn a high income to become rich? challenge the belief that your house is an asset? show parents why they can't rely on the school…
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Difficulty:medium
Length:196 pages (Short)
Audience Fit
- A salaried professional in their 30s feeling trapped in a paycheck-to-paycheck cycle, ready to hear a contrarian take on employment and passive income.
- A teenager or college student with zero financial education who needs a simple, memorable story to spark curiosity about money mindsets.
- An aspiring side-hustler hesitant to leave a stable job but needing a push to prioritize entrepreneurship and asset acquisition over pure job security.
- You’ll likely put it down when you realize it’s a motivational loop with no actionable investment strategy or concrete how-to guidance.
- Skip if you want practical spreadsheets, exercises, or a step-by-step financial plan; the book is all narrative, no workbook elements.
- Frustrating if you already understand basic money principles—the same handful of ideas get rephrased until they feel like filler.
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Recommended by 23 sources and appears in Money, Money Management, and Financial Advice.
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Ankur Warikoo
“3. Rich Dad Poor Dad Read it at 20 This book shattered all my preconceived notions about money. The biggest one being how buying things is not equal to building assets. Classic, in so many ways. | @PATSFANIVLYFE What if I told you this $10 book can help get you financial freedom | @cheesewizbandit @lilearthangelk Wait rich dad poor dad is actually a great book | @journeyofage All great books | @toriioriori It’s an amazing intro book into wealth building!! Changes the way you think about your resources! | A list of books that have influenced me 1. Personal Finance: Rich Dad, Poor Dad 2. Trading: Trading in the Zone 3. Mindfulness: The Power of Now 4. Philosophy: The Shortness of Life, Letters from a Stoic, Incerto 5. Life: A Book of Simple Living What's your list | Do yourself a favour....read these 2 books again and again... 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: 2. Richest Man in Babylon: These two books helped me immensely in achieving financial freedom.. #investing #books #personalfinance #StockMarket | First of all best wishes to your daughter. Simple books which will make her journey interesting & kudos for being a RESPONSIBLE parent: Rich Dad Poor Dad:Robert Kyoski Richest Man in The Bablyon:George Clason One up on the wall street:Peter Lynch Let's talk money:Monika Halan | I bought Rich Dad's books and games for my children also. Robert Kiyosaki is one of my top authors. Life is about being deliberate | I wanted my kids to read this book in order to be able to have a financial comprehension to not be slave to the work and money, the way my mind has been for a really long time. | Love that book . It altered a lot of my ideologies about property and ownership. Great book. | My biggest piece of advice to every single person who approaches me for insights is always to prioritize financial literacy and educating yourself on personal finance. This audiobook may break down finance into simple terms, but the results you can get from listening to it are lifechanging | Robert and I are friends. Highly recommend Rich Dad Poor Dad book. We disagree on debt. | Twitter accounts recommended: @maynardpaton @richardbeddard @jpsc01 @wolfejosh Books recommended: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki”
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