Rich Dads Success Stories: Real Life Success Stories from Real Life People Who Followed the Rich Dad Lessons by Sharon L. Lechter

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    1. Rich Dads Success Stories: Real Life Success Stories from Real Life People Who Followed the Rich Dad Lessons by Sharon L. Lechter Excellent Book, Nice Detailed Examples And Stories This extraordinary collection of over two dozen business success stories reveals firsthand how personal financial freedom can be generated by applying the principles from the #1 New York Times bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad.Thousands of readers have gone on to greater wealth by applying the Rich Dad philosophy since the series debuted in 1997. Now, over two dozen people from diverse economic backgrounds reveal the successful strategies they used to get out of the rat race, including couples in their twenties, people whove lost their jobs, retirees, and budding entrepreneurs. Some were living paycheck-to-paycheck before starting to buy small rental properties; others climbed out of bankruptcy by slowly investing in small, local businesses; and a 13-year-old bought his first
    2. rental property after playing the Rich Dad board game, Cashflow 101. Now they share their stories to help others achieve their financial success. Personal Review: Rich Dads Success Stories: Real Life Success Stories from Real Life People Who Followed the Rich Dad Lessons by Sharon L. Lechter I really enjoyed this book. So many stories and so much vital information. This eliminates the excuses of "I'm too old" or "I'm too Young" or "I don't have enough money" etc. Procrastinators should read the story the 60-ish couple who realized that it wasn't too late and they weren't too old. Or the 9 year old who starting with $20 of borrowed money started her own business. Yes, a 9 year old. Or the 13 1/2 year old who bought his first residential property; a 3 bedroom 2 bath home. You read that right--a 13 1/2 year old! I also enjoyed the story about the man who against the advice of his brokers, took money from his IRA and other securities before the big stock market crash in 2000 and invested it instead in real estate. Every economy has at least one best investment. Buy & hold in stocks is a strategy that has come and gone. Although the emphasis is heavy on real estate, there are also many business success stories as well. Today, everyone MUST own their own business either as a full time career or part time supplementary income. The tax benefits alone are worth it. Suggest you check out "The Perfect Business" by Robert Kiyosaki. Rich Dad Success Stories is a excellent book because it shows you people who have done it and are doing it. Check out those other financial books out there. Where are their success stories? Answer: There are none. Why" Answer: There are no success stories. Most of those texts are just regurgitating generic information and are written by people who are good writers but low on experience. Rich Dad's Success Stories is more than just ample proof that the Rich Dad philosophy works and works well, it also shows you that there are multiple ways to achieve financial freedom and obviously, thanks to Kiyosaki many people are. I would like to address MLM aka Network Marketing first as that seems to be the most misunderstood and abused vehicle to achieve success. It has been estimated that 4 out of 5 people fail in network marketing and unfortunately some people who dislike network marketing embellish on that.
    3. The fact is that network marketing does work (just ask the 1 out of 5 who make it) why do the other 4 fail? Could be a lot of reasons. One could be choice of company. A bigger one in my opinion is lack of training and yet another one is attitude; people let their negative friends and relatives (sometimes called pukers) control their lives and decisions. Kiyosaki openly endorses network marketing (and not just the soap company--the industry as a whole) because it is the safest, low cost, low risk way to start a business. Donald Trump said a few years ago in a tv interview that if he lost it all and had to start over, he would enroll in a network marketing company and go to work. Once again, check out Kiyisaki's audio program "The Perfect Business." Rich Dad Success Stories discusses many ways to make money. Most are real estate. Others are business. They are people of various ages. The book talks about a 12 year old who bought a rental property. It also talks about a 50 something couple that started over fearing going into retirement with nothing saved. They started a business and achieved incredible success. By the way, do you know one of the greatest success stories of all time was Col. Sanders? Do you know how old he was when he started? 50? 59? 63? No he was 65 and broke. Got digusted at looking at his social security check for $150 and went to work. He decided to sell his chicken recipe and was turned down 1,009 times (how is for rejection MLM'ers!) but never took no for an answer. The rest is history. Rich Dad Success Stories shows real live examples of other Col Sanders. Tremeendous success stories of people who are making it. Good book. Highly recommended. For More 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price: Rich Dads Success Stories: Real Life Success Stories from Real Life People Who Followed the Rich Dad Lessons by Sharon L. Lechter 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price!
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