I have always been very ambitious when it came to money. I’ve done MLM’s, direct marketing, and even tried a hand in traditional business. All these experiences have really built a foundation for my financial education. Through basically a trial and error process, I’ve lost big and earned big as well.
I feel that the key to financial success and freedom is to diversify, educate yourself, and keep up with the trends. There is so much money to be made out there, it is just a matter of finding the right outlets and strategies.
In the past years I’ve always risked spending for big rewards. Its part of the money game. No one gets rich without risk involved. After I married, my goals had changed and I lost sight of the bigger picture. Its not that I made the wrong decision (I love my wife), but I was just bumped off track with a different set of priorities.
This book, Rich Dad Poor Dad really helped me get back on track with my goal of attaining financial freedom. Reading this book helped rejuvenate my ambitions. I really do want to become my personal success story.
I want you to keep in mind that this book itself it not going to make you rich or provide you with comprehensive strategies to make money. It does however, provide you an oppotunity to think “Outside the Box”.
Some critics have complained that this book is too simplified and it’s more of an inspirational book than a financial book. You know what I say about that? Who makes the biggest bucks? Its those who are inspired by some outside force. Its someone who thinks outside the box. Its someone who starts with a “SIMPLE” idea and puts it into action.
This book is meant as a tool. A starting point to change your views about money and finance. If your tired of working just to survive, this book is for you. Dont listen to others who are not successful. They are always the ones telling you to think inside the box. Listen to a real millionare perspective. Read the Book. I highly recommend it.
