Rich Dad Poor Dad - Book Review
Rich Dad Poor Dad
By Robert Kiyosaki -Book Review
Before Rich Dad Poor Dad
To give you a little back story on me before i begin, i’ve never really been too good with money. I didn’t know how to save/invest or even spend the money that i earned. I thought i was going to have to work some crummy job, living pay-check to pay-check with constant burnout that i seemed to never recover from. Work for someone else until i reach that point in my existence where i might be physically unable to continue performing at the job. I had a very (for lack of a better word)”poor” understanding of how money works. With this mindset, i reached completely burnout at 22going-on23 years old. I was depressed, anxious, and suicidal….. I completely stopped working and spent my days just laying in bed…sleeping….and the off chance i wasn’t sleeping, i was playing Fortnite on my Nintendo Switch. This lead to me losing my apartment because i couldn’t afford it anymore. I moved in with my older brother and his family, after a couple of months i realized i couldn’t keep going like this, i needed to do something, anything. I started working the nightshift as a security guard to get a bit of any income so i don’t feel like such a burden to my family. (They never said that i was or even implied it in anyway. It was just me pushing judgement upon myself. I was more harsh on myself than anyone could ever be.) Long story short, my friend made me realize that i have all the free time in the world to learn anything that i wanted. I was blinded, in a fog of depression and anxiety. In a loop of torture that i put myself through, i thought i deserve it. If it wasn’t for my family and friends being supportive i don’t know where i’d be. I started using my time to read and listen to audiobooks and found “Rich Dad Poor Dad”.
After Finding Rich Dad Poor Dad
This book was incredibly written. It was engaging and motivating. Gave me a new perspective on life and it’s lessons as well as money and how to “make it work for you”. It tells you little secrets about how to let the power of knowing brighten you in the present moment. It encourages you to take “educated risks” and learn as much as you can about economics. Once you learn and use the knowledge that you’ve gained through your research and testing you’ll be unstoppable. Now, granted things like owning a business might now be the best option for everyone but there are plenty of ways to invest your money in things that will give you a passive income and a peace of mind, touching on things like saving your money as well. For me personally i feel like i have never been more motivated to pursue, save, and invest time and money. I want to be able to do things for my family, take care of them. Go on adventures and spend time together, all of us. If you’re looking for a book to jumpstart you and give you a forward push towards success, i recommend “Rich Dad Poor Dad”. Keep it in your library and keep it present.
Peace out everyone, thanks for reading
Love Liddie














