thebusinessholics

In this episode, we explore Freakonomics, a unique take on the economic landscape co-written by economist Steven D. Levitt and journalist Stephen J. Dubner. Freakonomics is not your typical econ book. In fact, it is quite the contrary as it appeals to readers of all knowledge levels and interests. The book's purpose is to simply examine the hidden side of life. Topics include the truth about real-estate agents, the myths of campaign finance, and so much more. If we were to classify Freakonomics, it would be in the mysterious alternative economic genre. Join us as we uncover the secrets of an undiscovered economic scene!

Welcome to the first episode of Businessholics! In this episode, we discuss the world renowned personal finance novel Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Written by critically-acclaimed/best-selling author and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki in 1997 alongside Sharon Lechter, the book emphasizes the importance of financial literacy and independence. Kiyosaki powerfully narrates his own life story to connect with his diverse audience as he explains the differences in lifestyle between a lower class father and an upper class father. Throughout its nine sections, it highlights the keys to increase one's financial IQ and gain financial stability/success.