According to Robert Kioskey, Rich Daddy Poor Dad is about to make the public "economically educated". The author first published the book itself in 1997. Up to 26 million copies have been sold so far. In this book, Kioski has presented his views on business, investing, asset liability, etc., so that people can become rich in economically independent, simple language. Directly speaking, it is a "how to become rich" type of book. Like most of these books, this book is also a fad, which seems to be some economics researcher. It may seem like But those who are going to start a business from, who are being educated in business matters; They can learn a lot. And you can get different materials of different types of thought.
At the discussion of the book, let's first see why it needs to be "economically educated"
Explaining this, Keosaki said that an athlete who is very successful in very young age has become a master of wealth. A few years later, the newspaper reported that Athletes is cleaning the vehicle at the age of 29, because she does not want to sell her championship ring. The author says that there are many other such stories, which show that someone has got lot of money in the lottery. Overnight, it becomes rich. Soon it became so poor. This author says, the lack of economic education. According to his critique of Daddy, If You Want to Be Rich, You Have to Be Finial Literate You need to be financially educated to be rich.
Rich Dad's Poor Dad Why is the rich father's father? To understand this, you must read the beginning of the book. Here, in the Bangla translation,
My father was two. A rich and poor one. A highly educated, intelligent one. She had a PhD degree. He finished his four-year undergraduate in just two years. She has studied at Stanford University, University of Chicago and North Western University. They all got full scholarship. And my second father did not finish his fourth grade.
Both were successful in their careers. Worked Throughout Life. Both of them earned enough But one has made economic stages in life all the time. Another is Hawaii's richest man. One died, leaving ten million dollars for his family, church and charity. Another has died leaving some arrears.
After the start of this, the author has written about two different fathers and different ideas or views about life.
As one says, "Study properly, it will be able to work in a good company."
Another said, "Study properly, then a good company can buy."
One said, "Our house is our biggest asset."
Another said, "My home is loyalty. If you are the biggest investment in the house then you are in serious trouble. "
The writer was hesitant about which one would accept it in contrast to each other's contradictory advice, then he was not of age. His father's university teacher did a good job. And the other father is going to make new small business.
In the end, he started taking up his father's advice not to end the fourth grade by excluding his highly educated father's advice. The father taught him thirty years. The father became the most wealthy person in Hawaii. This father's education is divided into six lessons, in the Reich Dad, Poor Dad. There are also some more conversations.
