I was on the first quadrant for a few years of my life, earning my meager paycheck like a faithful little office drone. I’m so thankful for radical thinkers like Robert Kiyosaki as these kinds of books satisfy curious minds like mine. His purpose in writing Cash Flow Quadrant is to provide a guide for people who are ready to make changes in their lives, change from one quadrant to another. He remains a passionate campaigner for financial freedom for everyone. Robert’s teachings often conflict with traditional wisdom, and due to this, he has accumulated an impressive array of haters along the way.īut he pushed on and 26 books later, he is one of the most sough-after inspirational speakers in the world stage.

In their lives and take control of their financial future. Using certain measures, you could harness money and make it work for you so you’re free to pursue whatever makes you happy.Īnd investor has taught ordinary people techniques they can use to makes change Will show you that work and debt don’t have to enslave you. In this book, he’s challenged accepted, ordinary mindsets about money, and if you force yourself to slog all the way through the end of the book (the book is so enlightening that you’d need a lot of emotional rest breaks along the way), you’d be furious about the way you’d been lied to by society all this time. Of a financial hole, heck even bankruptcy, with applicable money mastery The prolific writer and financial guru, best known as the brains behind the influential book Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki has created a system that’s easy to follow for all the financially challenged people in the world (and there’s a lot of them!) who’ve unleashed their consumer greed and are now broke. His original book Rich Dad, Poor Dad seems to be the “gateway” reading material that influences people to consider business or entrepreneurship, any alternative way to make a living that doesn’t force us to trade our precious time for money. He scrutinizes the mindset of ordinary citizens who’ve been hijacked into following a script for life.īeing in this modern world still unaware who Robert Kiyosaki is?įor financially responsible young men and women who have taken control of their expenses and researched about the best ways to get out of the rat race, the name Robert Kiyosaki is very familiar. Kiyosaki’s trademark riveting writing skills remain up for display. It breaks down his theories in an easy to understand page-turner while inspiring its reader to action. This book explores 4 different kinds of income earners and the various ways they pursue a livelihood – a normal 9-to-5 job, a small business, a commercial system, and investments. Published in 1998, Cashflow Quadrant is Robert Kiyosaki’s follow-up conceptual book to the groundbreaking Rich Dad, Poor Dad released in 1997.

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