![]() ![]() Particularly when they payoff was something like "education is good" or "you have to take risk to earn more." Mr Kiyosaki's attitude towards risk was something that struck me as particularly poorly fleshed out. I don't think that we really need a folksy, long waffling anecdote to illustrate obvious points, and having the inefficient study session sections that basically repeat the same anecdotes a little more efficiently grew tiresome very quickly. Personally, I felt that the content of the book was obvious, at too high a level of generality to be useful, and expressed very inefficiently. If you want to learn how to find opportunities like that, then this book doesn't really tell you much. If you want to learn why those are good things, then this is probably a great book for you. Basically, I would summarise this book like this: Mr Kiyosaki doesn't give many specific examples, but he does mention buying property with a 16% yield and buying property and selling it for more than double. I put this down to me not properly paying attention, and resolved to just get this book to see what knowledge lay within. I listened to the whole interview, but I couldn't really pin down anything specific from it. He did a great job of creating a sense of urgency and implying that he had specific, actionable knowledge. I half listened to an interview with Mr Kiyosaki on the economic impacts of the coronavirus. PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.ĭo you literally know nothing about money?
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