Have you read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kyosaki?
When I read it many years ago when it first came out I really enjoyed it and found it inspiring in several ways
I’ve even quoted parts of it when talking with others about financial freedom
But there were also a couple things in it that bothered me…
In a few places it seemed off a bit and like it just wasn’t quite right
In this video by Codie Sanchez that I just watched, she articulates how he does miss the mark on a few very important matters for those who seek financial freedom
Check out here video here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0sUwZB63-4
I’d love to hear your thoughts on it, so reply to this email after watching it and let me know what you think 😀 Enjoy & Cheers!
Brian McAboy
“The Consistency Coach”
Host of the “Consistent Profits Podcast“
“Focus on consistency first, because when you have consistency, profit is easy”
P.S. Real confidence comes from skills and the right training
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