You want to get ahead, but you’re barely making ends meet. The rules aren’t working for you? You want to build financial security and wealth and stop living day-by-day. Robert Kiyosaki, one of America’s most noteworthy investors and businessmen, learned about business from two people: his father, who was a very well-educated, highly placed government employee, and his best friend’s father, who was an eighth-grade dropout and self-made millionaire. His real father suffered financial problems his entire life and died with little to show for all his long years of hard work; while his best friend’s dad became one of the richest men in Hawaii. Based on his life experiences and faced with many lessons, Kiyosaki wrote the New York Times best selling book, Rich Dad: Poor Dad.
We take a closer look at a more dynamic way to get rich with 10 crucial elements to financial freedom culled from Kiyosaki’s book:
