Business School for People Who Like Helping People CONCLUSION

The book also contains some motivational fluff and humdrum

self-righteous passages. But if you look beyond these and do

as Jim Rohn encouraged each of us to do,

"Be a student, not a follower", you can learn some amazing things that, if applied, will make you rise head and shoulders above the crowd.

Additionally, Robert shamelessly promotes all his books

in various ways, by cleverly weaving them into the stories he tells

in this book. They sound like interesting books to read if you're still caught in the rat race and trying to find your footing financially.

The book concludes with biographies of key members

in the Rich Dad company, as well as a list and descriptions

of additional resources available on their website.

I enjoyed reading this book.

It reminded me of why I've always wanted to become a coach.

I've even considered applying to the Rich Dad company

to be one of their accredited coaches.

Anyway, I've got enough on my plate for now.

Let's build sustainable and generational businesses.

Send me your questions and suggestions about which books

to review next that you think will help you build

profitable businesses and happy lives.