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Rich Dad Poor Dad

Dr Mukul Kumar Shrivastav
Assistant Professor, AIMT, Greatar Noida
Dr Mukul Kumar Shrivastav . (2021). Rich Dad Poor Dad. AIMT Journal of Management, 10(I and II), 58.
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  • Published2021-01-30
  • Pages58

Abstract

One of the most-read books “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”, written by Robert Kiyosaki, is a tale of author's growing up  with two DADs — his own father and his best friend's "rich dad". 

The story maneuver through the ways in which both DADs mound his thoughts about wealth and investment.  The book emphasizes on the point that one doesn't need to earn a high income to be rich and elaboratively tell  the difference between “Working for money and Money works for you” concept. For me, it was probably the  first out of syllabus non-engineering book I read. I was enthralled by successful technical entrepreneurs and  was looking for a good read about finding an elixir or money-plant with spirits intact. The usage of words 'Rich  and Poor' is not to portray the financial status but a connotation to bring out the state of mind with respect to  thought-process. 

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