8.00 Dollar US$ The Business Of The 21st Century

The economy is in tatters; your job is in trouble—if you still have a job. And
you know what? I’ve been saying it for years.
It took a global financial meltdown for most to hear it. But this book isn’t about
how or why everything has gone to hell in a handbasket. It’s about why this bad news
turns out to be very good news—if you know what to do about it.
I learned about business from two people: my father, who was a very well-
educated, highly placed government employee, and my best friend’s father, who was
an eighth-grade dropout and self-made millionaire. My real father suffered financial
problems his entire life and died with little to show for all the long years of hard
work; my best friend’s dad became one of the richest men in Hawaii.
I thought of these two men as my “poor dad” and my “rich dad.” I loved and
admired my real dad very much, and vowed that I would help as many people
as possible avoid suffering the kinds of indignities and failures that plagued
his path.
After I left home, I had all kinds of experiences. I served in the Marines as
a helicopter pilot in Vietnam. I went to work for Xerox, starting out as their
worst salesperson and leaving four years later as their best. After leaving Xerox,
I developed several multimillion-dollar international businesses and was able to
retire at the age of 47 to pursue my passion—to teach others how to build wealth
and live the lives they dream of living, instead of settling for mediocrity and
sullen resignation.
In 1997, I wrote about my experiences in a little book. I must have touched
a chord with at least a few readers: Rich Dad Poor Dad shot to the top of the New
York Times best-seller list and stayed there for more than four years, and has been
described as “the best-selling business book of all time.”
Since then, I’ve put out a whole series of Rich Dad books, and although each one
has a slightly different focus, they all deliver the exact same message as that first book,
and it’s the message at the heart of this book you now hold in your hands:

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