3 Review(s)

1. Rich Dad Poor DadThis book shares the story of the author’s two “dads” — his real father (poor dad) and the father of his best friend (rich dad) — and how both shaped his views on money and investing. It emphasizes the importance of financial education, building assets, and thinking like an entrepreneur. The book challenges traditional beliefs about work, savings, and success, encouraging readers to develop financial intelligence.2. The Psychology of MoneyThis insightful book explores how behavior and mindset influence financial decisions more than technical knowledge. Through short stories and real-world examples, the author explains how emotions, habits, and perspectives shape our relationship with money. Key themes include the value of patience, risk, luck, and long-term thinking when building wealth.