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is a 1997 book composed by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter. It advocates the significance of money related proficiency (budgetary training), monetary autonomy and building riches through putting resources into resources, land contributing, beginning and owning organizations, just as expanding one's budgetary knowledge (budgetary IQ) to improve one's the same old thing and money related inclination. Rich Dad Poor Dad is written in the style of a lot of anecdotes, apparently dependent on Kiyosaki's life.

Rich Dad Poor Dad has sold more than 32 million copies in excess of 51 dialects crosswise over in excess of 109 nations, been on the New York Times blockbusters list for more than six years, and got positive audits from some critics. American moderator and news big shot Oprah Winfrey embraced the book on her show. Another big name supporter is on-screen character Will Smith, who said he is showing his child money related duty by perusing the book. PBS Public Television station KOCE, disclosed a 55-minute introduction of Robert Kiyosaki titled "A Guide to Wealth" in 2006 which basically abridges his Rich Dad Poor Dad book. PBS likewise regarded Robert Kiyosaki with a brilliance in training grant in 2005. Donald Trump completed an abstract cooperation with Kiyosaki in 2006 called Why We Want You To Be Rich, Two Men One Message and a subsequent book called Midas Touch: Why Some Entrepreneurs Get Rich — And Why Most Don't in 2011.American style business visionary and speculator Daymond John has called the book one of his favorites.

John T. Reed, a faultfinder of Robert Kiyosaki, says, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad contains much wrong exhortation, much awful guidance, some perilous counsel, and for all intents and purposes a whole lot of nothing guidance." He additionally states, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad is one of the most idiotic monetary counsel books I have ever perused. It contains numerous accurate mistakes and various amazingly far-fetched records of occasions that as far as anyone knows happened." Kiyosaki gave a counter to a portion of Reed's announcements. Slate commentator Rob Walker called the book loaded with garbage, and said that Kiyosaki's cases were frequently dubious, the story "fablelike", and that a great part of the book was "self improvement standard", taking note of the anticipated basic highlights of such books were available in Rich Dad, Poor Dad. He likewise censures Kiyosaki's decisions about Americans, American culture, and Kiyosaki's techniques.

The book was initially independently published in 1997 preceding being gotten economically to turn into a New York Times success. It has since sold more than 32 million duplicates and become a commonly recognized name. In his book recording Choose to be Rich, Kiyosaki said that each distributer turned him down, and Barnes and Noble would not stock the book at first. He puts his concentration upon syndicated programs and radio show appearances, of which The Oprah Winfrey Show had the greatest effect on book deals. On April 2017 a twentieth Anniversary version of Rich Dad, Poor Dad was distributed and in an introduction to this twentieth Anniversary release Robert T. Kiyosaki states that an expected 40 million duplicates of the book had been sold around the world.