Rich Dad Poor Orleans
Happy New Year everyone! I hope everyone had a fantastic time celebrating the last year and ringing in the new one.
This year I’ve decided to focus on ONE New Year Resolution. Last year I aimed to make $40,000. I missed that mark by atleast $30,000. So this year I’ve decided I want to make $50,000. In an effort to do so I read “Rich Dad Poor Dad” (I actually JUST finished it) and I’ve become extremely interested in Investment and Real Estate. It’s about the money but more importantly it seems like something exciting and tangible which will maintain my interest. And on top of it all it seems extremely compatible with my lifestyle with DiCarlo DiClassified.
So I know what I want. Now I need to figure out how to get there.
I’m employing you, my blog readers, to help me out. If you know anything about Real Estate or Investing please leave me comments, even if it’s just a lead on a great book. Also if you know anything about Advertisement Copywriting and the economics of it please let me know. Alternatively if you don’t want to post a comment you can fire me an email using my Contact page.
Thanks guys and here’s to the best year yet!
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Congrats on wanting more financial freedom. You’re ahead most of the people of this country who are financially retarded and in debt.
Love “Rich Dad, Poor Dad.” I also recommend “Personal Finance for Dummies.” That book will be your foundation as it’ll give a financial education no school will.
Good luck!
-The Dicknotist
Hey Orleans,
I have a couple of things I can show you and explain to you about investing, real estate, and personal finance.
I can also recommend a bunch of easy reading ( meaning it won’t make you pass out because of the dry nature of the subject).
Let me know
Cheers
“Rich Dad” is the David Deangelo of the real estate world. The book gets you hyped up and uber interested in the subject but it is mostly fluff and leaves you with a thirst for more of his products in hopes of getting the complete picture (ever read more than one Deangelo product? Likely so). So you attend one of the Rich Dad Corporation seminars and they pump you with good emotions so that you sign up for one of their training “bootcamps”, overemphasizing the time urgency and how much they’re SUPPOSEDLY slashing their prices to force you into “scarcity mentality” mode so that you pull the trigger immediately (Annihilation Method countdown, anyone?). It was hilarious seeing all the people get sucked in when you understand the underlying dynamic of the speaker (which most oftentimes is NOT Robert Kiyosaki but one of his “associates”) using SO many sales and pickup-esque tactics on a crowd of zombies.