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Why cutting up your credit cards won't make you rich A popular TV personality often says, "Take out your credit cards and cut them into pieces." While that is sound advice for people who are not financially responsible, it is inadequate advice for anyone who wants to become rich or financially free. In other words, just cutting up your credit cards will not make you rich. What does make you rich is financial education...unfortunately a type of education we do not receive in school. If a person has a solid financial education, they would know that there are two kinds of debt...good debt and bad debt. A person with a sound financial education would know how to use good debt to make them richer faster...much faster than a person who only saves money and has no debt. Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich * Are you in credit card debt? * Is job security dead? * Is your financial security threatened? * Is a high-paying job the answer? * Is your money working for you? * Do you have good debt or bad debt? We all need more financial education. We need to know how to have our money work hard for us so we don't have to spend our lives working for money. That is why we need more sophisticated financial education...not oversimplified and childish financial tips such as cut up your credit cards or save more money. If you are ready to increase your financial education and enjoy your credit cards, then this book is for you.
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Robert Kiyosaki founded an international financial education company and invented the board game Cashflow. Sharon Lechter is an accountant who now focuses her efforts on creating educational tools for anyone wishing to better their financial education.
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洋書。外国人向けに易しくしたものではありません。ただし、平明でわかりやすい英語です。
「金持ち父さん」シリーズの番外編だと思ってもらえれば良いです。放送局のインタビューの質問に応じているうちに抱いた違和感がきっかけになっているようです。留年した経験とか、ベトナム戦争への従軍といったことにも触れていて、自身が作った子供向けの資産運用教材を自画自賛しているところもあります。
金持ち父さんシリーズに既に書かれていることの要点を再度コンパクトに説明していると同時に、
・失敗を恐れていはいけない
・同じ象限にとどまっている人が多すぎる。もっと「Change」していかなければならない。そして、違う象限に行くようにしなければならない。単なる転職は同じ象限内での移動にすぎない。
・車のメンテナンスを勉強して車を直せるようになるのと同じく、財務を勉強してお金の問題に対処できるようにすること
ということが印象に残った。
大人になったら財務状態の資料が通知表にとって替わるというのはきついなあ。内容の賛否はともかく、英語に慣れるという目的で読むには、適当な一冊です。
「金持ち父さん」シリーズの番外編だと思ってもらえれば良いです。放送局のインタビューの質問に応じているうちに抱いた違和感がきっかけになっているようです。留年した経験とか、ベトナム戦争への従軍といったことにも触れていて、自身が作った子供向けの資産運用教材を自画自賛しているところもあります。
金持ち父さんシリーズに既に書かれていることの要点を再度コンパクトに説明していると同時に、
・失敗を恐れていはいけない
・同じ象限にとどまっている人が多すぎる。もっと「Change」していかなければならない。そして、違う象限に行くようにしなければならない。単なる転職は同じ象限内での移動にすぎない。
・車のメンテナンスを勉強して車を直せるようになるのと同じく、財務を勉強してお金の問題に対処できるようにすること
ということが印象に残った。
大人になったら財務状態の資料が通知表にとって替わるというのはきついなあ。内容の賛否はともかく、英語に慣れるという目的で読むには、適当な一冊です。
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How to 物のオーディオシリーズは英語のリスニングを上達させる上でも
役立ちます。書店で買うよりかなりアマゾンの値段の方が安いみたいです。
2600円か2700円ぐらいです。
CDを聞いて思ったのは、本を読むより早く内容を理解できるということです。2時間半で大体の内容がわかります。よいローンと悪いローンの違いなどを徹底。何度も聞けば頭に残りますし、通勤途中に聞けば、いいでしょう。
車で通勤される方にとっては本を読む必要がないのでお勧めです。
英語とお金に対する考え方が同時に学べます。
星を減らしたのは、英語をある程度理解できる人しか利用できない点です。
役立ちます。書店で買うよりかなりアマゾンの値段の方が安いみたいです。
2600円か2700円ぐらいです。
CDを聞いて思ったのは、本を読むより早く内容を理解できるということです。2時間半で大体の内容がわかります。よいローンと悪いローンの違いなどを徹底。何度も聞けば頭に残りますし、通勤途中に聞けば、いいでしょう。
車で通勤される方にとっては本を読む必要がないのでお勧めです。
英語とお金に対する考え方が同時に学べます。
星を減らしたのは、英語をある程度理解できる人しか利用できない点です。
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Guide to Becoming Rich -- Book Summary
2004/8/3
形式:ペーパーバック
Kiyosaki wrote this book as the eighth installment of his Rich Dad Series. The book serves to constantly remind us that the key to increasing our chances of becoming wealthy requires the willingness to the pay the price. Discussing all the get rich schemes, such as game shows or playing the lottery, Kiyosaki writes, "There are better ways to become rich, with much better odds, but most people are not willing to pay the price" (x). The price to pay is the time and money you spend investing in your financial intelligence.
Kiyosaki recalls a truism once observed by Rich Dad, "The only people who think life should be easy are lazy people" (3). Kiyosaki rejects frugality as the best way toward becoming rich. Instead he recommends paying the price for higher financial intelligence, "...another way to become a millionaire is to improve your financial literacy, your financial intelligence, and be willing to be accountable to yourself, your results, your continuing education, and your personal development in becoming a better human being...that was a price I was willing to pay to become a millionaire" (81). Adopting such a mindset becomes tantamount to swimming against the current. Possessing faith and the fortitude to dedicate your life to accumulating wealth in this manner is crucial to overcome such naysayers as friends and family.
Rich Dad also observed, "One difference between a successful person and an average person is how much criticism they can take...Most people feel safer in the herd of the average" (150). Criticism tests one's resolve. You must be willing to make mistakes and to learn from them. Kiyosaki writes, "...the price of becoming rich is the willingness to make mistakes, to admit you made a mistake without blaming or justifying, and to learn" (18). A person who has risked little in life has also gained little.
The book states clearly that the path to wealth is not to cut up your credit cards and decrease your means, but to work to increase your financial intelligence so that you can increase your means by acquiring income-generating assets. This strategy holds the greatest potential for accumulating wealth, but it also requires the heaviest investment in yourself.
Kiyosaki recalls a truism once observed by Rich Dad, "The only people who think life should be easy are lazy people" (3). Kiyosaki rejects frugality as the best way toward becoming rich. Instead he recommends paying the price for higher financial intelligence, "...another way to become a millionaire is to improve your financial literacy, your financial intelligence, and be willing to be accountable to yourself, your results, your continuing education, and your personal development in becoming a better human being...that was a price I was willing to pay to become a millionaire" (81). Adopting such a mindset becomes tantamount to swimming against the current. Possessing faith and the fortitude to dedicate your life to accumulating wealth in this manner is crucial to overcome such naysayers as friends and family.
Rich Dad also observed, "One difference between a successful person and an average person is how much criticism they can take...Most people feel safer in the herd of the average" (150). Criticism tests one's resolve. You must be willing to make mistakes and to learn from them. Kiyosaki writes, "...the price of becoming rich is the willingness to make mistakes, to admit you made a mistake without blaming or justifying, and to learn" (18). A person who has risked little in life has also gained little.
The book states clearly that the path to wealth is not to cut up your credit cards and decrease your means, but to work to increase your financial intelligence so that you can increase your means by acquiring income-generating assets. This strategy holds the greatest potential for accumulating wealth, but it also requires the heaviest investment in yourself.
38 人中、34人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Inspirational, Smart and Easy to read.
2005/3/22
形式:ペーパーバック
This is the second book I've read by Robert Kiyosaki. (Rich Dad, Poor Dad was the other book I've read). The ideas in the book are so valuable that it amazes me when people saw me read the book they would make comments on how the author is scamming people, making money on false hopes. I asked these people, and there were quite a few, if they read any of the author's books. Of course the answer was always a 'no'. I got the book out of the library, in hopes to build ideas. How are you going to learn becoming rich if you blame the rich for several of the world problems? This kind of generalization seems quite popular and creates a stop of the potential growth people have in ever attaining financial education. Am I rich, from reading this book? Not as much as I would like to be; however, the insight I've obtained is invaluable and is worth the price of the book. I also recommend: 'Think and Grow Rich' by Napolean Hill, 'The Secret of the Rich' by Ken Roberts and 'The 7 most Important Areas of Your Life' by Dr. Erwin Jay.
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Don't waste your time or money on this...
2006/7/6
形式:ペーパーバック
...unless you've never read any of his other books. Don't get me wrong, I can't say enough good things about Robert Kiyosaki's books. If you haven't read them (Rich Dad Poor Dad, Cashflow Quadrant, etc.), I highly recomemd that you do. But there's nothing new in this book. It just a retread of ideas already presented in his other books, and not as well. If fact, reading it felt like a advertisment for his other books and products.
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