Out of the 50 or 60 books on business and investing that I have listened to in the past 3 years I prescribed more to Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, Rich Dad’s Cash Flow Quadrant and Why ‘A’ Students Work for ‘B’ Students, Shoe Dog, Pitch Anything, Sell or Be Sold, The 10X Rule, The ABC’s of Real Estate Investing, and the classic The Richest Man in Babylon.

Since I really like Robert (we have similar backgrounds) I attended with my wife.Its a a classic high pressure sales pitch to buy useless training designed in a cleaver way.

Hi All,This is a classic case of the real estate theory of relativity - everything is relative depending upon where you come from and where you are looking.  

And definitely have her read some classic personal finance books.

This is the classic definition of being out of touch!

It's considered a cult classic FYI.401ks are addressed extensively and offers a counter opinion to the masses.  

Unless it's a classic, purchased as an investment you will always lose money.

It’s very very easy for a lot of people to use the classic argument about your $5 latte and similar items that you may or may not enjoy.

According to the classic Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki says your home is not an asset.

@Jamie FankhauserI’m sure you already read it because it is a classic, but the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People is by far the book that changed my perspective both in my personal and business life.