RICH DAD POOR DAD BY ROBERT KIYOSAKI | ANIMATED BOOK SUMMARY
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When I finished reading this book a month ago, working on this animation ever since, eager to share what is possibly my best video to date(!) I lend Rich Dad, Poor Dad (among others, always one at a time) to my neighbour's kid. He's a 14 years old polyglot, who's so far beyond his years I'm remarkably impressed. I know people in their 40's who are less accomplished & well-read. I've built up quite the library over the past 4 years & I love to share it with people who like to read. I must say, they're hard to find offline.
Either way this kid consumes books for adults in his 4th language within a week or two, takes notes, thinks about what he's learned & seeks to discuss the content with me. I don't pressure him, I don't force this on him. He wants to learn & he has taught me a thing or two as well. I'm only happy to assist him in his journey. I have no doubt he will be very successful on the money side of things one day, but more importantly he's happy.
But what's the point of me saying this, you might ask. I wish I would've had someone who did the same for me & if I may, please let me suggest that, not if, but when you see someone who needs a helping hand, offer it to them.
I'm not trying to sound preachy, but please understand, there's no "millennials", there's only individuals. I'm flabbergasted by how older generations have the audacity to fail miserably at parenting by assuming a "I know how to raise my children!"-stubbornness, do close-to-zero to improve the education system & then mouth their judgement as to how things used to be better & how these kids today are x, y & z, but let me stop here. Lots of children today, not to say, most of them aren't educated, nor raised nearly as well as they could be. There's no greater joy than teaching someone, who's willing to learn (you may have to open them up to the idea, by making it more accessible, perhaps with a cartoonish animated summary of a book on personal finance ✌) & seeing them progress along the way.
Lesson #1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money
The concept of fear & desire.
Lesson #2: Learning Financial Literacy
Lesson #3: Mind Your Own Business
Lesson #4: The History and The Power Of Corporation
The concept of assets & liabilities (see Part II)
Lesson #5: The Rich Invent Money
Lesson #6: Work to Learn
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Dear Kiyosakis in training (just kidding),
When I finished reading this book a month ago, working on this animation ever since, eager to share what is possibly my best video to date(!) I lend Rich Dad, Poor Dad (among others, always one at a time) to my neighbour's kid. He's a 14 years old polyglot, who's so far beyond his years I'm remarkably impressed. I know people in their 40's who are less accomplished & well-read. I've built up quite the library over the past 4 years & I love to share it with people who like to read. I must say, they're hard to find offline.
Either way this kid consumes books for adults in his 4th language within a week or two, takes notes, thinks about what he's learned & seeks to discuss the content with me. I don't pressure him, I don't force this on him. He wants to learn & he has taught me a thing or two as well. I'm only happy to assist him in his journey. I have no doubt he will be very successful on the money side of things one day, but more importantly he's happy.
But what's the point of me saying this, you might ask. I wish I would've had someone who did the same for me & if I may, please let me suggest that, not if, but when you see someone who needs a helping hand, offer it to them.
I'm not trying to sound preachy, but please understand, there's no "millennials", there's only individuals. I'm flabbergasted by how older generations have the audacity to fail miserably at parenting, do close-to-zero to improve the education system & then mouth their judgement as to how things used to be better & how these kids today are x, y & z, but let me stop here. Lots of children today, not to say, most of them aren't educated, nor raised nearly as well as they could be. There's no greater joy than teaching someone, who's willing to learn (you may have to open them up to the idea, by making it more accessible, perhaps with a cartoonish animated summary of a book on personal finance ✌) & seeing them progress along the way.
1:21 - *Lesson #1:* The Rich Don’t Work for Money
- The concept of *fear & desire.*
3:15 - *Lesson #2:* Learning Financial Literacy
3:48 - *Lesson #3:* Mind Your Own Business
4:35 - *Lesson #4:* The History and The Power Of Corporation
- The concept of *assets & liabilities* (see Part II)
4:56 - *Lesson #5:* The Rich Invent Money
5:50 - *Lesson #6:* Work to Learn
Thank you all & don't forget to check out Part II on assets & liabilities coming soon!
- Nenad (illacertus)
+illacertus I concur to why we shouldn't force someone to change. I tried countless times to offer help. People will adhere because they'd feel pressured or because they don't want to disappoint your expectations of them. They will stick to it for a few days but sooner turn back to their old habits. They have to find their "why" first. A person is playing video games all day long is merely because he wants to.
+Varinder Singh Great recommendation! I've had an eye on it, but thought it was going to be a long, draw-out story, which I try to avoid. I'll take a look at it. "The 7 Timeless Virtues of Enlightened Living" sounds intriguing. Thank you! Btw, I wanted to tell you sooner, but I worked with a Varinder Singh for two months last year - what are the odds.
+illacertus Can you make a goodreads and tell us your username
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This was great, I've been looking for "rich dad real estate evaluator" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Saankramer Earn Infinity System - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my brother in law got great results with it.
Feel intrigued to read this book yourself?
Buy "Rich Dad Poor Dad" in the *USA* - amzn.to/1NlLdM3
Buy "Rich Dad Poor Dad" in *CA* - amzn.to/1SS20Xq
Buy "Rich Dad Poor Dad" in the *UK* - amzn.to/1TvNP6w
This is amazing, keep up the great work! Love all the frequent uploads!
I get my reading list from your videos. I love it! This outlines books to me before I read them.
This book changed my perception of money!!
thnx for the summary
+courageous saif What was your biggest takeaway?
+illacertus I was going to buy a iphone but took a finance course instead... :) :) ;)
Afterall knowledge is the best asset one could posses
+courageous saif Interesting, I've adapted the view that one lives a richer life spending on experiences, instead of material possessions myself. I wholeheartedly agree.
+illacertus Thnx Niccolo :)
Your videos are very inspiring I will probably watch them all. My next book to read is definitely "Rich Dad Poor Dad"
great Job. please summarise Sun Tzu's Art of War
Yes!!
you're videos are well articulated and passionate. thank you for your effort. you have made my life exponentially better.
Just going to say a quote because you sounded like you were going to reference this quote: "You're not your job. You're not how much money you have in the bank. You're not the car you drive. You're not the contents of your wallet. You're not your fucking khakis. You're the all-singing, all-dancing crap of the world."
You do such great work, man. Currently on a binge of your entire channel. Would you consider doing frequent uploads again? Lots of cool books out there to tackle like The Art of Strategy, The Book of Five Rings, and The History of the Peloponnesian that I would love to hear your thoughts on
So glad I've found your channel🖤✨🙏🏼
I'll be just found your series by accident just started binge watching then saw this part since I don't work in a office thought none this applies to had to restart life very nasty divorce lost it all so I took up tuck driving. I'm local L.A. route then you got to the parts getting building your $$ now ur #$$ working u part don' t like just I'm wasting my life started saving be own boss owning my own semi like the channel a lot thank you
But in contrast to what Kiyosaki say, doesn't the richest man in babylon say that you should choose "small but certain" instead of "much but risky"?
best channel
This probably one of the best books has the lowest views
I cannot help but feeling that You've sped up Your voice to make the video shorter 8/ Thankfully, RUclips lets me slow it down to 0.9 speed ^^
P.S.: I like Your voice, keep talking please
Thanks Man!! Real talk!🙏
Lesson #4: The history and power of corporations. I do think you need to watch out to put all your assets under your company and cover it as company expenses. It's a double edged sword because what-if you register your house and all related expenses to your company and your company fails or even worse needs to pay a huge amount of money to somebody like Gawker vs Hulk. You should be able to put your lunch expenses under your company name. But don't do it with important things like house mortgage.
+kanker oetz123 I agree, although even eating regular lunch on business expense everyday can be on the edge. I think it's self-evident that one only registers actual business assets as assets to one's company. I've had a friend who used to add his phone bills, even though he did mainly use it for business (lots of calls everyday), he used it privately as well & they settled at splitting the costs 50% work-related, 50% private.
+illacertus Thanks for your reply! And thank you for doing these videos.
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Hey there , I really am very much desperate about best ideas from the book"The Little Book Of Retorts" and almost no one on the internet has till date made a video on this concept of retorts...So please I request u to go ahead & make a video on this book
Man I'm even starting to like your vids before they finish or even right before I watch it - look at what you're doing to me
This is better then reading books, this could get big. Keep them coming! Thanks
awesome video here! you really packed in a lot of info, wish the pace was slower so it could be assimilated more easily
Thank you
4 hour work week very well compliments this!
We share papa's ideas. Same with my fiancé.
I got a Richard kiyoskai ad before the vid. :D
where is think and grow rich summary?
Thanks. Keep up the good work.
Love your channel ! Thanks for the content
The audio is waaaaaay to fast
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥yessir! I need this in my library!
When you say "I" were you talking from the POV of Kiyosaki or were you actually offering us insight into your own life?
+DanyHeatley The latter. I've learned that most viewers can relate more when I talk about my personal experiences.
illacertus Oh man, that makes it so much better. Thank you for what you do. This has quickly become my favourite channel.
Can't believe people believe this bullcrap
thank you
This is great.
AMAZING
Great review, really liked the presentation.
The guy who wrote this book is just a scam artist lmao.
bobsuper2 lmao he isn’t but he works in bankruptcy.