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> Sowpub'ers -

> In the past, we've discussed Robert
> Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad" series of
> books. The first was "Rich Dad, Poor
> Dad." The second was "Cash Flow
> Quadrant." To be quite honest, for me
> neither one of those books had much meat in
> them. I already susbcribed to the theories
> in them. In fact, on someone's
> recommendation, I recently bought "Cash
> Flow Quadrant." I was disappointed
> enough with it that I took it back to
> Borders. I really didn't want the money
> back. I wanted to exchange it for a better
> book. (By better I mean one with ideas in it
> I hadn't heard.) I looked for Robert Allen's
> latest book. They supposedly had it in stock
> but it wasn't on the shelf. So I decided to
> take a look at Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad's
> Guide to Investing." I spent about 30
> minutes checking it out before I left the
> store. It looked good enough so I exchanged
> the other one for it.

> I've been reading it for several days now.
> IMO, this is where all the real meat is.
> So... if the first two books left you flat,
> I would suggest checking out "Rich
> Dad's Guide to Investing." It's made me
> think about a number of things.

> Rick Smith, "The Net Guerrilla"