Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant
Rich Dad’s Guide to Financial Freedom
About the book
Robert Kiyosaki's second book in the Rich Dad Series is a personal finance guide about moving beyond job security toward financial freedom. It explains how some people work less, earn more and pay less in taxes, and argues that most people struggle with money because school never taught them about it.
Simply Insurance co-founder Sa El says it showed him he needed to move from self-employment to owning a business or investing, and he went on to become a business owner. Gravitas Holdings founder Malcolm Tan credits Kiyosaki's books, from Rich Dad Poor Dad to this one, with setting him on the path to entrepreneurship when he was a company lawyer.
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Malcolm Tan (Founder/Gravitas Holdings)
The business book series that set me on the path to entrepreneurship is from Richard Kiyosaki - from Rich Dad, Poor Dad to the Cashflow Quadrant, and his other books. My paradigms shifted after reading those books and made me decide that in order to achieve some arbitrary financial goals, what I was doing at that point in time (being a company lawyer) wasn't going to enable me to reach those goals, and therefore that I should go into the B (business) quadrant since I was more interested in that than the I (investor) quadrant.
Sa El (Co-Founder/Simply Insurance)
Yes, when I read the Cashflow Quadrant, it helped me understand that I needed to transition from a space of being self-employed into either being a business owner or an investor. I became a business owner and have been creating passive income from it.
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- Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter (2 shared recommenders)