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Rich Dad Poor Dad Summary – A Foolproof System for Wealth [CadeHildreth.com — Audio Feed]
This podcast is an audio feed of the content published on CadeHildreth.com. Given people’s active lifestyles, this podcast designed to let you listen to the site’s articles on-the-go. Cade Hildreth is a LGBTQ+ entrepreneur, business owner, real estate investor, and former USA Rugby Player. Listen in to learn what you WISH your parents and teachers had taught you.
ABOUT THIS EPISODE:
This is a summary of the best selling personal finance book of all time: Rich Dad Poor Dad.
Told as a true story from a first person narrative, Rich Dad Poor Dad was written by best-selling author, Robert Kiyosaki. The book is controversial, because it doesn’t advise you to follow the standard dogma of penny pinching and stashing money into your 401K to access it in your twilight years.
Instead, it’s a foolproof guide for how to create actual wealth – meaning, wealth you can enjoy in your 20s, 30s, 40s (or whenever you put your mind to it).
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This podcast is an audio feed of the content published on CadeHildreth.com. Given people’s active lifestyles, this podcast designed to let you listen to the site’s articles on-the-go. Cade Hildreth is a LGBTQ+ entrepreneur, business owner, real estate investor, and former USA Rugby Player. Listen in to learn what you WISH your parents and teachers had taught you.
ABOUT THIS EPISODE:
This is a summary of the best selling personal finance book of all time: Rich Dad Poor Dad.
Told as a true story from a first person narrative, Rich Dad Poor Dad was written by best-selling author, Robert Kiyosaki. The book is controversial, because it doesn’t advise you to follow the standard dogma of penny pinching and stashing money into your 401K to access it in your twilight years.
Instead, it’s a foolproof guide for how to create actual wealth – meaning, wealth you can enjoy in your 20s, 30s, 40s (or whenever you put your mind to it).