Read these books no exceptions if you haven't already1 Rich Dad Poor Dad, and frankly all of Rich Dad Series of books.2.

Just a quick plug, as I feel like I'm a bit late to the show on this one.Currently I am reading Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Having read rich dad poor dad, the tiny home concept has always appealed to me.

I want to grow rich, and make people rich along the way with me.

Some people may be surprised at this, but I also think that Rich Dad, Poor Dad is a very good basic book for thinking differently about money, from an investor point of view.  

." - love that quote; it's great food for thought going forward. 

Harrisburg is the state capital, Hershey foods is only 6 miles away, and TE Connectivity has a huge hub of employment here.

If you know the date when someone gets hit by a bus, I can make you a very, very rich man!

This is my first post and I'm not even sure I'm in the correct forum.My grandfather (who is a rather smart investor in Hawaii) was duped and invested in a get rich quick scheme a few years back and is now saddled with a piece of property in St Louis Missouri.

Garrett Sutton is very knowledgeable and speaks on the Rich Dad circuit.