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Cash Flow Quadrant

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This book is excellent reading and is inspirational for a person who doesn't realize the difference between a employee and a rich man or woman. How it relates to a career as an employee or a self employed person versus a business and investment person. How this CashFlow Quadrant affects our lives, past and future.

I would suggest all who haven't read this do so ASAP and hopefully they will understand how to change their life for the better. I myself have started , I just wish I knew this information when I was younger, but your never to old to change for the better.

Thanks to Robert T. Kiyoski, writer of this wonderful book.

This is THE BEST of Robert Kiyosaki's Old Testament, second only to the book of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad"/Genesis perhaps. I don't know too many business authors who are not familiar with its workings, and especially the prestigious-irrefutable cash flow quadrant model. Upon that, I don't know of too many business people, who are successful, who do not look to it ever so often. Shshsh....I don't know of too many financial gurus who don't refer to, and use it from time to time. Just Google, "Cash Flow Quadrant", and see. This is a heavy weight in business literature only its fame dims beside its predecessor, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", and for that reason is often overlooked. But for the record, yes, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" is memorable, but "CashFlow Quadrant" CANT be forgotten, as I said the business community will constantly keep it in your face.
[Sigh] Now to the book, which explains the ONLY four ways anyone can, and ever will make money (a bodacious claim but he manages to pull it off). He opens with an amazing lesson about entrepreneurs and employees that his Rich Dad would tell him as sort of a children's bedtime story. He also explains the difference between small business people, and small business people with high growth potential. Yet, he does it in laymen, which is why the Rich Dad series stands out from other hard to read business literature. This is one of those overlooked classics in my opinion, as it is often bunched with the collective set of first books from Rich Dad. But it should not be, since it is used more widely as a concept in the global business community...a history changer for sure!

Length:: 7:30 Mins

This is a great book on financial education. The lessons if followed work. For more free book summaries check out successprogress.com

I was really excited to read this book but it fell far short of my expectations. Although it is an interesting read on where people are in their mindset, whether they are an employee, self-employed, business owner or investor, there is no practical advice on how to move into the best quadrants.