The audio is great as I can listen in the car, during walking or in my bed with the head phone on. I have learned a lot by listening to this audio. Really enjoy it!

His voice is clear and pleasant to listen.

I would highly recommend this audio to any one who wants to be financial freedom.

The book was infomative and inspiring. I liked the way that everything was presented and I will definitely download more of Mr. Kiyosaki's books.

as i creep closer to 'retirement' age, i see illustrated for me the flaws in 48 years of thinking, acting and expectations. i am going through the book again. and again.

yes. Rich Dad Poor Dad is a great read to help somone understand wealth. it doesn't tell the reader exactly what to do to create wealth, but rather puts them in the right mindset to create it. I would recommend it to a friend as their foundation on money.

Couldn't recommend

The Gone Fishin' Portfolio

Poor book; Good performance.

The attitude in this book was too much of the greed of acquiring money. Would have been much better if the attitude would have been less "Get Rich", and more what the book advertises, "What wealthy parents teach their kids about money".

Excellent material and stories, good quality and very clear and simple! I will listen it again!

I shared this audiobook with my college aged son on a trip home from the beach last week. He doesn't always listen to the "old man" but hearing Robert's stories and the importance of an investment mindset registered with my son...hallelujah! I wished this was required reading in the classrooms!

The book explains the essential to develop the hunger for more financial knowledge.

Great reader and excellent pauses and reading pace. Would take me longer time reading the book.

The importance of knowing the difference between assets and liabilities.

Overall excellent audiobook, recommended anytime.

This book is tops on my list of must reads or listens.

No comparisons.

Inflection

Motivated me to learn more.

This book does not contain so much of what I would call actionable information, but some very eye-opening concepts about how money "works", how it _doesn't_ work, and where the real action is in the world economy. I think I've been gradually finding my way to this kind of thinking on my own through trial-and-error, but it was a breath of fresh air to get at least one major piece of the puzzle handed to me in such a painless way.

Thanks, Robert, for being everyone's "rich dad".

Nice tonal quality; good use of vocal inflection and phrasing to enhance the meaning of the content. I concur with the observation others have made about the loud breaths he took through out the narration. I listened to "Unfair Advantage", which he also narrated, and he definitely did "get" the feedback about his breathing; that narration performance was much better.

It was an "Aha!" moment.