has anybody read rich dad poor dad the retire young and rich one?

did it inspire you? what is your thoughts on it? what is the best lesson you took from that book?

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1. Make your money work for you. Don't just let it sit in your bank account earning a pitiful interest rate. Use it to make more money...in investments/real estate/etc... Oh another thing is...never buy a car new! It loses so much value in the first year you own it. Buy Certified Pre-Owned...you get the added protection of a longer warranty period and it's practically a brand new car after it's been reconditioned.
2. I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad. It is a good book but it didn't really teach me anything new.
3. I learned a LOT! 1) If you work for a salary, you pay a lot of tax before your expenses are paid. If you have a business, don't pay much tax because your expenses are deducted from your tax! 2) The Cash-flow quadrant is a great model for understanding how people make money. You will finally understand why some people get rich and others don't. 3) It's a great introduction to the world of finances - not too tough to read, and quite entertaining too. Well written.