Reread Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing

@scheng1 (24649)
Singapore
February 3, 2016 7:17am CST
I had completed the reading of Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing a couple of years back. While some of the messages still stick to my mind, I realize that I have forgotten many of the lessons in it. While I reread Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing, I realize that I have a better understanding of it. For example, when a person wants to get rich, he must invest more time to plan and to learn. Getting rich is a matter of planning. He must plan for a life of income security, comfortable living before he can plan to get rich. He has to define the whole personal meaning of rich. That means he has to define just how rich is rich. A person cannot plan to get rich without first planning for income security, and financially comfortable. This book is way better than Rich Dad Poor Dad, and more practical and indepth.
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@paigea (36143)
• Canada
4 Feb 16
It sounds like a good book to read. Did you ever read Die Broke by Stephen Pollan? That and Wealthy Barber are the only financial books I've managed to read.
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@scheng1 (24649)
• Singapore
4 Feb 16
I have read more than 200 financial related books by now. I can remember some concepts here and there, but only a few books I can remember both the content and the titles. I make it a habit to read a few financial and business books every month.
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@alchemistrx (2547)
• Philippines
4 Feb 16
Thats a good read.