3 Review(s)

1. Rich Dad Poor Dad (????? ???) – Robert KiyosakiThis personal finance classic contrasts two different mindsets about money—the "Rich Dad" (who teaches financial independence and smart investing) and the "Poor Dad" (who follows a traditional education and job-seeking path). The book emphasizes financial literacy, assets vs. liabilities, and entrepreneurship, encouraging readers to build wealth through smart investments and passive income.2. Ikigai (????? ???) – Héctor García & Francesc Miralles"Ikigai" is a Japanese philosophy that means "the reason for being." This book helps readers find their purpose in life by balancing passion, mission, vocation, and profession. It explores the secrets of the long-lived people of Okinawa and offers practical advice on achieving happiness, reducing stress, and leading a fulfilling life.