Priceless Book Created $100K Saved, NO Consumer Debt and An ADDICTION to Learn (the School Hater's Solution)!

We ALL have the skills to make money, but the question is why can't we get rich, or better put, financially free? And whether you make $10 million a year or $10,000 a year has nothing to do with the answer. To find out if you'll eventually become financially free or be "poor" for the rest of your life, take a look in the book (borrow it, buy it, or just brose in it via Amazon's "Look Inside" feature) and see if you have the "rich dad" mentality or the "poor dad" mentality.

"Rich Dad Poor Dad" exposes how most Americans think. Let me give you a little hint. The average credit card debt per American household...$8000. Average total debt per household EXCLUDING mortgages...$18,654! This was 2003's statistics from the Federal Reserve, and it has been growing. (Reference: Money Central)

I think we have found part of the problem why we cannot build wealth. The other part is what do we do with our money when we make it? Well, Robert Kiyosaki tells you in an easy to read and very entertaing story format why the rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer.

This book has changed me in not one, but two ways. The first one, as you might have guessed, is my financial habits. The second one is the DESIRE to learn. With that WANTING to learn, I've never been more eager to finish a round of golf just so I could race home and find the answer to that burning question inside. And this eagerness trickled over to other subjects as well. This was the "spark" that changed me from loathing to read to can't go to the bathroom without any reading material in hand. Yes, this has forever changed me! It's so much easier to learn when you WANT to learn. Like they say, "When the student is ready, the teacher appears."

Rich Dad Poor Dad
This is a must read if you want to break free from your employer. Grab a copy at your local libray or buy it cheap used at eBay. Either way, see if you have a "Rich Dad" or "Poor Dad" mentality.