Some people are paying Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad $500 for his seminars on how to get rich. And some people (actually, a lot of people) are paying for these Rich Dad Poor Dad seminars.
A friend of mine gave me a copy of Rich Dad Poor Dad and basically from what I get (I read the entire book in about 1 hour) it says that in order to make more money, one has to think about money differently. In a nutshell – it’s useless.
You can’t teach entrepreneurship in a book. I’m sorry, you just can’t. This book is about as effective as other such titles (making these up, but still -):
“How to be a Professional Standup Comedian – Funny for Dummies”
“Raising Private Equity Bond Funds on a Budget”
“How to Write a Top Selling Novel” (written by someone who can’t write a top selling novel)
Does anyone but me smell the irony of someone teaching someone else how to be an entrepreneur, when their only business track record is teaching others how to be entrepreneurial?
At least Dale Carnegie taught basic human psychology in his books.
