Rich Dad Poor Dad By Robert Kiyosaki

If you have read the book, you noticed that in it, Robert Kiyosaki as the narrator often uses descriptive language (adjectives) to describe his experiences as a child.

Writing in consultation with Sharon L. Lechter. Kiyosaki’s book Rich Dad Poor Dad, that has reportedly sold more than thirty-two million copies, presents Five Essential Lessons.

1. Rich people don’t work for money. They have their money work for them.
2. Poor people acquire liabilities; rich people acquire assets.
3. Financial literacy is only learned through experience.
4. Think in terms of opportunity and learn to sell.
5. Self-doubt and fear, are the greatest barriers to success.

With that in mind. The book is about his real dad, who is described as a “self-doubting fearful loser who died and left the family in debt”.

Rich dad was as Kiyosaki puts it a “self-made, bold-winner” who instead of leaving debt, left money to his family and charities.

In the book, Kiyosaki describes different experiences at different ages with each experience presenting a new lesson. He uses a wealth of related symbolism, imagery, and anecdotes to inspire the reader to identify with his experiences.