Rich Dad's the Business School - For People Who Like Helping People

Rich Dad's the Business School - For People Who Like Helping People | Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter | Great book!

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	Rich Dad's the Business School - For People Who Like Helping People Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter TechPress, Inc., 2005 - 136 pages average customer review:based on 5 reviews
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highly recommended

When The Rich Talk, Listen & Listen Carefully If You Want A Change

This was a surprise reading for me from Robert T. Kiyosaki, I never would have expected it, after knowing how he created his wealth, but I must say that it was very informative and I truely enjoyed reading this book. I Highly recommend this book to anyone that wants change and really wants to Fire The Boss but does not know where to begin.

Great book!

Great book! Helped me get motivated to break out of my mold and start my own business! Not all of the advice in this book is for everyone, so try to read with both an open and skeptical mind. I would highly recommend this book to anyone interested in earning more money, building wealth, or just working on self-improvement or relationships. You can't build a successful business without relationships and motivation.

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Great book for prospecting!

One of the best books to help you prospecting and to explain the power of network marketing to new people in your team. It's very easy and fun to read and delivers the message.

The Business School For People Who Like Helping People

Rich Dad's: The Business School, Second Edition
This book is a must for anyone wanting to start an internet based business and to learn how to become successful in that business. If you want to succeed and really have true success you must read this book not just once but keep it for reference. I rate it a big 10.

Making the case for network marketing businesses

If you asked the average person on the street what he or she thought of network marketing businesses, you'd hear, "They're scams!" or, "They're pyramid schemes." In "The Business School for People Who Like Helping People," Robert Kiyosaki, a self-made millionaire, defends (reputable, effective) networking marketing businesses. Mind you, Kiyosaki has researched and participated in these business but never made significant money in any of them. This is not a book written by a network marketing giant like Billy Florence or Orrin Woodward. Rather, it's written from a more objective source. Kiyosaki describes the mental, physical, spiritual and emotional training the best network marketing businesses provide to their participants/business owners. He argues, quite convincingly, that good network marketing businesses teach people how to think correctly about wealth and how to become wealthy. Obviously not everyone in such a business becomes wealthy, but Kiyosaki defends the system or the concept, not the success rate of any set of individuals in such a system.

If you are a business owner in a networking marketing business, this book is a must-read. It will give you lots of information and arguments to help you handle objections you'll get in showing your plan or in follow-through meetings. More importantly, it will reinforce your belief in your business which has probably already been attacked or challenged (mostly by folks that know little or nothing about creating wealth.)

If you're a skeptic, the average person that thinks network marketing is a "scam," the book will show you a contrary position from an objective point of view. Is it ever a bad thing to see both sides of an issue?

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