Rich Dad Poor Dad

   “RICH DAD POOR DAD” is one of the best / popular written by Robert Kiyosaki, a wellknown author. It is the essay which enlighten readers about gaining financial knowledge & living a life without worrying about money. This book is best suited for beginners who aspire to attain financial freedom.

The book written in conversational tone. The book targets the aspirants see king to achieve their financial literacy & achieve independence. The book also have wellknown quote which is – “What the rich teach their children about money that the poor & middle class do not !” The line or quote rational or real meaning touches deeply to heart.

This story is all about what his “rich dad” taught him about money , emphasizes how one can achieve financial freedom by building passive income streams instead of depending on a regular 9 to 5 job. Kiyosaki emphasizes about both the figure & how they teaches their own experiences in the form of knowledge ti their children.

The book also changes your narrative about the money & also how to gain it . It challenges your beliefs & understanding about money , explaining that why some people throughout their lives.

The author also challenges the education system, criticizing it’s traditional method of teaching . How the school system fosters an employee mindset rather than a business mindset.

• WHO SHOULD READ THIS BOOK?

A person who aspires to become wealthy & attractive by the mindset . The individual who have to gain the mindset of successful or achievers should read this. This is very much interesting & the concepts are very easy to understand one should admire those concept while living the Happy & wealthy & successful life ahead. Those seeking to change their perspective on money , education & the world would also benefit from reading it.

Dr. Lekule Jyoti, MES Night College of Arts & Commerce 

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki is a transformative personal finance book that contrasts two distinct financial philosophies through the lens of two father figures: the author’s biological father (“Poor Dad”) and the father of his best friend (“Rich Dad”). Poor Dad values formal education, job security, and saving money, while Rich Dad emphasizes financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and building wealth through assets. The book’s core message is to shift from the conventional mindset of working for money to making money work for you. Kiyosaki introduces the concept of assets and liabilities, urging readers to acquire income-generating assets like real estate, businesses, and investments while minimizing liabilities such as excessive loans and unnecessary expenses. He criticizes traditional schooling for neglecting financial education, advocating instead for learning skills like sales, negotiation, and marketing that drive personal and financial growth. A significant theme is overcoming emotional barriers like fear and greed, which often keep people trapped in a cycle of earning and spending. Kiyosaki also highlights the importance of working to learn rather than working solely for a paycheck, encouraging readers to embrace diverse experiences that build long-term wealth. While the book is widely celebrated for its accessible language and thought-provoking ideas, critics argue that it oversimplifies financial concepts and offers limited actionable steps. Nonetheless, it serves as a wake-up call, challenging traditional beliefs about money and inspiring millions to rethink their financial strategies. By advocating for financial independence and entrepreneurship, Rich Dad Poor Dad remains a foundational text for those seeking to escape the “rat race” and achieve financial freedom.