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Ryan Colvin
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Rich Dad Poor Dad Coaching

Ryan Colvin
  • Winston Salem, NC
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I have read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and signed up for an initial coaching call where the coach is supposed to go over what they offer and how coaching can help me as an investor. I am unsure if I should go through with this and would like feedback. Has anyone gone through Rich Dad Coaching? If so, would you recommend it? How much was the tuition for the program?

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David Olson
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I personally don’t recommend it. The content on here is free vs paying thousands for the coaching. You can either read the content on here for free or pay $4k + to have someone send you a pdf and tell you to read the content. They are some of the best salesman around though so don’t be afraid to tell them no.

I would start by reading the introduction to real estate articles here and subscribe to their podcasts. Reading through the different posts and conversations on here has taught me a lot.

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