Rich Dad-s Cashflow Quadrant- Rich Dad-s Guide to Financial Freedom Description:

Rich Dad's Cashflow Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom review:
5 stars (Excellent work) - Excellent work about money,business and life. It has to be main course of all educational systems.
3 stars (Mixed impressions) - Being really impressed by the first book (aka Rich Dad Poor Dad), I was looking for the same kind of insightful yet accessible teaching.



For clarity the book is packed with interesting concepts and really made me think about the financial matter from a different angle. That's the three stars.



Yet, few points were disturbing to plain anoying:

- The Author often mention network marketing as very good business systems without really explaining why. For some reasons it felt off topic everytime it was mentionned. When I read the Author was working for one of these companies, I felt tricked.

- All mentions of the cashflow board game really felt like plain advertising. Even if the rationale is obvious, I was in for teaching, not ads.

- The cashflow logo thingy shows up every other page with its attached (tm). It's not so much about the trade mark on four letters but the redundancy and size of each diagram feel like somebody is sticking a post-it on your forehead 20 times in the book. It is sometimes useful, but mostly redundant.

- The references to the real-estate market were obviously made before the recent real-estate frenzy. Although I am not a reference on the matter.

- Although the beginning of the book is really captivating, the last part about self motivation was not convincing.



Enjoy
5 stars (Good product but wrong listing.) - I purchased a CD but after clicking the purchase botton it said cassett on the screen as it does now in your description. This made me anic and I tried to cancel. Could not cancel and bought more that I planned. Itms need to be listed corectlly? a CASSETT IS A CASSETT AND A cd IS A cd i PAID FOR THAT MISTAKE.