Rich Dad, Bankrupt Dad

[The_Gadore]

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actually what he said in his books were true and fair. (even to himself). he said being rich is not about constantly winning. it's also about dealing and coping with the losses. wa mn sya niingon nga fail-safe ang iya advises. in fact ni-mention pa gani siya nga you will have to fail some businesses before you can find one that will succeed. even si donald trump have had million-dollar ventures which didn't go well pero ang ka-ngilngig lang kay makabangon ra pud despite the loss.

[colinworkout]

the content of the book is good - teaches people how to think, how to approach situations, very inspiring, etc. however, it was written before kiyosaki became rich. so the content is based on his ideas (fiction), and not based on actual experience from his personal success. it is similar to jk rowling writing a business book instead of harry potter. both of them became extremely rich after making a bestseller book.

had the book been written after donald trump or bill gates, who were really successful in their business career (despite several failures), it would have been different

just my personal opinion

[correspondent24]

Bisan unsaon ka bankrupt ana niya, milyonaryo man gihapon. lol

[Code Talker]

though isa lng ka company. dako gihapon negative impact sa iyang image.