My retirement occurred at 46 not because I wanted to but I got laid off. I had an asset since I was 42 and didn’t need a job for living expenses but I needed a job for travels and other expenses. As I didn’t really retire I was trying to find a new job or do my own biz but nothing seemed to work. Finally I got into stocks and fix trading and trials errors for several years. I now work 3 hrs a day and enjoy my free time. Btw I a. rich at all but happy with just a simple and easy life style. I may get richer later but I am in no hurry:)
Bro! I am mad they do not have the story about The Wright Brothers in here. This audiobook was still good, but read the actual book because there are things that were left out of the actual book RICH DADS RETIRE YOUNG RETIRE RICH. The story about the Wright Brothers was very inspiring. Listening to the audiobook is Good. But read the actual book because you will know what you will get.
False on the definition of greedy worker vs greedy business owner. As a person who has done both with success and failure in both, an experienced unskilled/semi-skilled/skilled employee is worth much more than a new employee. Just like keeping rents reasonable to keep great tennants, keeping great employees is worth the increase. Developing a reliable/trustworthy employee to manage your business is also worth the money. Growing employees into managers then Franchisees is a good way to grow solid wealth. He talks about having a good accountant and good lawyer, but if you are running a business (property mgmt, product manufacturing, service providing) great employees can make your business function smoothly without hassle. Often how you treat your employees dictates how well they work for you.
Great book, unfortunately it just repeats a lot of things over and over and grabs off of the Rich dad book. Otherwise still some good little tips in here with using collateral 'good' debt etc. Also a lot about "slow lane, fast lane" was a really good concept. Slow lane = Savings Fast lane = Cash flow returns
ill be step up to 31 next day and just found out this late naaaaahhhhhh, this was so easy to do listen ...... dec 19 ... ill be there AGAIN NEXT 5 YRS SO IT MUST BE IN 2029 or 2030 dec... see how far ive been fly onor down
Anyone who can't help me with this question... 50min when he's talking about tax strategies. Say I won't a 100 rental properties on my way to achieve the 100 can I use the tax strategies?
( This comment will be edited from time to time as i myself read this book. ) ------------ Chapter I How to Become Rich and Retire Young. 11:04 ------------
“Your future is created by what you do today, not tomorrow.”
yes sir!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US RICH DAD ROBERT KIYOSAKI 🎈🤗🔑
I’ve listened to this at least 6 times I love it
Glad you enjoyed it.
I love it too!
This audio is great
My retirement occurred at 46 not because I wanted to but I got laid off. I had an asset since I was 42 and
didn’t need a job for living expenses but I needed a job for travels and other expenses. As I didn’t really retire
I was trying to find a new job or do my own biz but nothing seemed to work. Finally I got into stocks and fix trading and trials errors for several years. I now work 3 hrs a day and enjoy my free time. Btw I a. rich at all but happy with just a simple and easy life style. I may get richer later but I am in no hurry:)
So the audio just repeats at 2.5 hours? That's cool. 👌
Bro! I am mad they do not have the story about The Wright Brothers in here. This audiobook was still good, but read the actual book because there are things that were left out of the actual book RICH DADS RETIRE YOUNG RETIRE RICH.
The story about the Wright Brothers was very inspiring. Listening to the audiobook is Good. But read the actual book because you will know what you will get.
After 2:34. Book repeats.
Word maybe the story about the Wright brothers is on here somewhere ima look and see
Good advise and great points of view if you stay tune and really understand the points of view they want to make on this videos.
This is so nice learning this book teached me a life lesson. Also I liked the voice speaking in the audio book love this book.
Thank you for your comment.
This is nice teaching. I love this can I hear more on how to use my brain to invest.
Definitely made me check in on all my numbers and to see what make sense and what doesn’t. Robert rocks!
I hear Robert Kiyosaki's voice. Cool.
I have the hard cover, but I refresh my brain a month later with the audio. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for listening
if you want to have good business, you need to have a team. if you cant do it big, you need good partners
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59:46 content, context, capacity
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I like your video so much thank you dear friend please enjoy your great
Thank you!
Thank you Robert for the RichDad’s advices, I franckly appreciate that😁👍.
Fix the typo 😉
Good 📖
Like this video 😊
Good information.. Thanks
Welcome
Great book thanks for sharing.
Thanks for listening
WE WANT TO STAY RICH LIKE RICH DAD FOREVER 🧠💰📚
Thank you for posting
You bet!
Very cool and convenient.
Repeats after 2:30.😔
False on the definition of greedy worker vs greedy business owner. As a person who has done both with success and failure in both, an experienced unskilled/semi-skilled/skilled employee is worth much more than a new employee. Just like keeping rents reasonable to keep great tennants, keeping great employees is worth the increase. Developing a reliable/trustworthy employee to manage your business is also worth the money. Growing employees into managers then Franchisees is a good way to grow solid wealth. He talks about having a good accountant and good lawyer, but if you are running a business (property mgmt, product manufacturing, service providing) great employees can make your business function smoothly without hassle. Often how you treat your employees dictates how well they work for you.
Great book, unfortunately it just repeats a lot of things over and over and grabs off of the Rich dad book.
Otherwise still some good little tips in here with using collateral 'good' debt etc. Also a lot about "slow lane, fast lane" was a really good concept.
Slow lane = Savings
Fast lane = Cash flow returns
1:45:13
Very helpful!
ill be step up to 31 next day and just found out this late naaaaahhhhhh, this was so easy to do listen ...... dec 19 ... ill be there AGAIN NEXT 5 YRS SO IT MUST BE IN 2029 or 2030 dec... see how far ive been fly onor down
Can I make a request for next audiobook in your voice?????
3:11:00
How can I do what I do for more people with less work and better price
5:53 go back to “the problem with having a job” 6:10 also this quote
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Anyone who can't help me with this question... 50min when he's talking about tax strategies. Say I won't a 100 rental properties on my way to achieve the 100 can I use the tax strategies?
Thanks
No problem
TY.
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welcome
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is this the full book or some parts missing
Is it me or the book is repeated more than once? And or are chapters mixed around
I use this audiobook for punitive purposes
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If I only knew then what I know now things would be different today.
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28:09 get rich in your spare time
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01:20:00 bm
Wow ❤
Why did it repeat
Good
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WOW
Anyone know what book Robert recommends in this audiobook to learn how to protect your ideas and inventions? 🥺
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I wonder how the person reading felt lol imagine telling you having a job is not the way 💀
He is probably earning fro you tube
Books broken after2:5hrs
This is not the full book
pg 66, 28:32
Mobey is just an idea:)
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