After Reading "Rich Dad, Poor Dad"

To be more aware of what you save and what you are spending for. In Kiyosaki's word, to know what is an asset and liability. Then buy assets.

I decided to be even work hard, save and save, invest and invest. Make your money work for you and be financially free in your early age.

sorry friend but i havent read that...mined to tell me? haha

First, I said WOW!!!
Then I got hold of all of robert's books and audio versions of them!!! Videos too!!!
I DECIDED NOT ONLY TO FOLLOW HIS PRINCIPLES BUT TO SHARE IT!!!
Currently, I often quote from his books when I do talks that are self developmental in and out of my company!
I use it in ROTARY CLUBS, Coast Guard aixiliaries, schools and even in spiritual communities!
Bo Sanchez and Larry Gamboa also are great in opening the eyes of our fellowmen towards a better and more fruitful life!
As Covey would teach, share the wisdom, the application will follow as now there is commitment!
Mat the Good LORD shine upon you and bless you more!!

This is a very famous book. I downloaded it but I haven't had time to read it yet. But be sure I will read it one day. I have heard that it'll be somewhat upset. Perhaps it's true.

I decided as follows:
1.To work less for money and make my money work for me and progressively increase the proportion of my passive income relative to my active income.
2.To retire as early as I can.
3.To preach the gospel of financial freedom, starting with my direct family and all others who would have been my dependants.
4.To" mind my own business"
5.To generally realign my thinking about money.
6.To gravitate from being an ordinary investor into the group of "sophisticated investors"