Robert Kiyosaki

The only think I didn't like about "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" is that Mr. Kiyosaki talks about Real Estate investing a little too often so I guess I just shouldn't have read it since I'm not interested in Real Estate Investing. But I wanted to be able to share my thoughts on his book. Although he doesn't just come right out and say it, investing in real estate must be how Robert Kiyosaki made all his money.

Robert is one of my favorite authors on the subject of real estate finances.

Kiyosaki's concepts about what money means and money is has to be the best financial information I have ever seen. In his book Robert talks about his poor dad which is his biological father and his rich dad which is his friend's dad.

Robert's "poor dad" always taught him to get an education, save his money, and other well known concepts that we hear all the time. His "rich dad" always drove nice cars, had nice clothes, and lived above his means (in debt).

On the flipside, Robert Kiyosaki's "rich dad" taught him to invest in knowledge and on assets (things that generate income). His "rich dad" owned several small business's and drove modest vehicles while he kept getting richer.

A lot of home business opportunities like to use Mr. Kiyosaki's material when recruiting or training their down-line. I think Robert has really reached out all entrepreneurs in general, no matter what their field is.

Roberts book, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" has had tremendous success and quite an impact on the general public.

You couldn't go wrong following the concepts taught in Robert Kiyosaki's course, and I recommend his teachings on real estate investing.

You have to remember that there is more than one way to skin a cat! Real Estate is not what it used to be. I am not saying that there is not a lot of money in it, but the competition is really more than I care to deal with.

I'm definitely suggesting you go out and read something by Robert Kiyosaki immediately.