Rich Dad's Retire Young Retire Rich

How to Get Rich and Stay Rich

By: Robert T. Kiyosaki

Narrated by: Tim Wheeler

Length: 13 hrs and 2 mins

Publisher's summary

If you don't plan on working hard all your life... this book is for you. If you're ready to retire (or want to retire early enough to enjoy your retirement years) you can learn from Robert's story of how he and his wife Kim started with nothing and "retired" - financially free - in less than 10 years. This book makes the case for how a context shift in the way we think about money and investing allows us to see opportunities others miss and create the life you deserve.

©2002 Robert T. Kiyosaki (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Repetitive, but solid information nonetheless.

I was trying to decide whether or not to copy and paste this review across all of Kiyosaki's Rich Dad related books, and I came to the conclusion that I would. Here's why:

The information his books is repurposed many times over, and while there is some new information in each book, there is really an embarrassing amount of repetition. I hate to say it, but it does seem like Robert is trying to squeeze blood out of a stone at this point.

There is a level of deception in repeating his information - readers like myself who value his work will buy all of his books, to find that they have spent $200 on an overall total of two books worth of unique content.

With all of that said, I don't complain, because that $200 has been a very, very lucrative investment in my life. Without reading Kiyosaki's books, my current mindset would not be the way that it is, and I would not be in the position that I currently find myself in.

Overall, if you haven't read Rich Dad books before, and you wish to be successful and wealthy in business and investing, you are doing yourself a disservice if you do not read them. Just please be aware, once you have read one or two, you will have to sift through some regurgitated content to find the hidden gems.

Best Rich Dad Book

This was by far the most informative and motivating of all the Rich Dad books. This book should be more popular than Rich Dad Poor Dad. This is the book every aspiring entrepreneur needs to read.

Best Kiyosaki book. Covers leverage, retired me 37

He's a legend. wish I had access to his books when I was 5. I was ready then. anyway retired at 37. not too bad.

Loved it, as always!

I loved it! The most memorable bit was about doing what needs to be done, rather than looking for a job to do. Thanks Robert!

Deep Thoughts.

Loved this book. Robert teaches a range of concepts from novice to advanced. Physical concepts that you should be doing daily. Most people look past the novice daily habbits but they are critical to changing your future. Then he teaches Mental concepts on how to change your thinking.. which are really advanced. If you are a person who knows to look within to solve your problems.. you will love Roberts approach. His challenge to think past the way you've been raised is not an easy task for most drones. If you're looking for a written recipe or formula.. then you will probably miss the deeper journey he's asking you to take.. which is.. only you can create a formula for you.

Inspiring

Great listen, I'll probably buy the book too. Contains actionable concepts and guidance on how to attain the knowledge to execute

ONCE YOU FINISH

When I first started reading this book I was pretty unenthused I have read every nearly every other rich dad book and the first 6 to 7 hours of this book was lacking to me I hadn’t absorb any new content it was really all just story about how you can be rich but it wasn’t until the latter 6 to 7 hours that the book really took off I was so close to returning the book or at least ending my listening but I continue to push on hoping to take a nugget put in end I learned a tremendous amount Which actually increase my financial IQ. I apologize for the zero punctuation on this post I’m doing it with Siri

A must read for anyone who takes their financial future seriously

Every chapter is packed with powerful insights. I read rich dad 20 years ago and because of that book I got into investing in real estate. Best thing I ever did. Wish it hadn't taken me this long to read this book. It's rich dad on steroids

Great book for training your mind

Great book for training your mind and believing that you can become rich. Practical exercises and examples of how to do it.

awesome.

Thank you Robert for writing or putting into words what I know I should've been doing a long time ago. I'm giving myself 6 months to leave the corporate world and start my journey as an entrepreneur. I already put into practice how to put my money to work for me and now I own 28 apartments that cash flow and cover my monthly expenses. Now I need to start a new journey to make extra cash to help those in need. Good bless you and I hope you still getting richer.

Best of the RichDad series yet!!!!

I’ve listened to 5 of Robert Kiyosaki’s books now and it’s completely opened my mind and changed the way that I think. Retire young Retire Rich for me seemed to go deeper into his philosophies and beliefs. It’s not just about how to become rich, it’s about how to get far more out of your life. I think this actually almost crosses over to a self help book. I truly believe this is the work of a genius.

forever great

much recommended
knowledge is power
power is money

live to learn
learn to live

regards
Shayne

changed my thinking

Wow that was amazing. I want to listen to more of Roberts books. I'm angry that I can't afford a mortgage at 50. I feel robbed by life. Robert is giving me hope that I don't die unhappy and in poverty.

Zero interesting content

Managed to get through this audio book though was tempted many times to turn it off. There is absolutely no content to this book, all the author keeps saying is 'content' and 'context'! I also heard the same stories, ideas and sayings at least 3 times. Definitely get the feeling this was an after thought of a book. Less a business book more a psychology paper.

2nd Best

I have listen to or read the majority of the rich dad poor dad series. This is definitely my 2nd favourite next to the original, rich dad poor dad. But I must preface; read the other books in the series first, this book goes into many concepts proposed in the other books further.

Just wow!

loved every bit of this book and intend to listen again. Amazing story and has changed my outlook forever

Files corrupted from chapter 14 to 22

Great audiobook, please fix the last chapters, I couldn't listened to it completely because of this.

Summary - Repeated material from his first book

What would have made Rich Dad's Retire Young Retire Rich better?

Put new material in or new examples in that weren't in his first book.

What could Robert T. Kiyosaki have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Come up with new asset classes or new idea's he did'nt already share in his first book.

Would you listen to another book narrated by Tim Wheeler?

yes

What character would you cut from Rich Dad's Retire Young Retire Rich?

none

Any additional comments?

I own most of his books. I already have the mind set and behaviour he teaches prior to reading all his books. If your financially illiterate, it’s enough to read his first book Rich Dad Poor Dad (Unabridged)

A little Long but very valuable

A little too long for my taste, but vary valuable. Specially when the last 3 chapters were very good.

Really insightful

Makes you think about your context, and try to see things from a passive way to a more proactive way.