Rich Dad Poor Dad v.1.4
What can one take away after reading the book? According to my understanding and some respective sources.
- Take control of your financial future: Develop a financial plan and set goals for achieving financial success. Don't rely on others to manage your money.
End of all the points.
Thank you for reading all the points I hope that I have saved some of your time, or kindled your interest to go and read the book.
go and read it yourself, and you may find some more important findings I have missed.
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