Robert T. Kiyosaki: Rich Dad Poor Dad

I and my friend went to a bookshop near my house. There, he bought a book entitled "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Kiyosaki, an American-Japanese write. I asked him what was the content of the book, then he said it was about how you manage your financial income. At the first time, i didn't pay much attention on the book, but after arriving at home, i didn't know why, i asked my friend to lend me the book for 2 days.

After 2 days reading the book, i found it very interesting to read the book until the end. And i asked my friend again to give me more time to finish it. Then, i finished reading it in 2 and a half day.

This is a good book. For me, this book give a lot of information on how you manage your life by having a good system in controlling your financial matter which never been taugh at a regular school. Through the content, this book try to give a description and explanation on how you can manage your life much more easy by making a certain change on your ecomonic perspective on how to have a good quality of life and especially on how to become a rich man.

According to the writer, it is not so hard to be a rich man. All you need is the knowledge of a finest financial literacy. You have to change the common perspective which states that everyone of us is working for money. It said that the important thing to be a rich man is to know the way how you can have money work for you. Then, the other thing is the knowledge on how to make differentiation between assets and liability. Further, it said that most of the working people who are work for money have misperception between assets and liability. When they buy a house, they thing thay buy assets. But it si not. Because assets means that you will get income from puschasing it, while liability means you will spend more money on it, instead of getting money.

There are still a lot of more information you can find in the book. If you are interested in it, you can read it, and find more valuable things in it. I plan to read it once again, just to make my undestanding of the content of the book more clearly.