After graduation, I read Millionaire Next Door, Think and Grow Rich, Total Money Makeover, Personal Finance for Dummies, and The Money Book for the Young Fabulous and Broke.

So I have been listening to bigger pockets for I wanna say about 4-6 months now, and currently reading rich dad poor dad.

Conclusion The seminar that I attended was not the rich dad series, however they may be similar programs.

He is part of Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad advisors group.

#CaliforniaPoliticsThe liberals already want the top 1% to pay for the rest of the world, since apparently having a high income in California (where everything is crazy expensive) makes you Uber rich and can afford it.  

Since I read the book, I have been assisting to different “Free Events” promoted by the Rich Dad Company, and this is where I was first exposed to “Real State” as a vehicle for financial freedom, but at the same time, I was enrolled in the Physical Therapy Assistant program.

Honestly, I don't care about being rich.

If you got your stack because your rich parents gave it to you or you won the lottery, you'd still be allowed to play with the high rollers even if you didn't have the skill or the knowledge to stand a chance.

Aside from listening to the BP podcasts and reading the Rich Dad Poor Dad book series, I don't have any actual experience in real estate investing. 

Recently, I stumbled upon Rich Dad Poor Dad and opened my mind to purchasing assets and not liabilities.