I started reading Rich dad poor dad and he says to use other people’s money but I cant really do that at the age of 18.

It's more important you learn and overcome obstacles on the first one than to actually become rich from it. 

When you meet these people in real life, they have better, clearer business plans and they're far better prepared for what could come down the pike.When you meet the others through local REIAs and other means, you see these huge gaps in their business plans, a lot of things about landlording they don't think about or have really never considered, a tendency to hang back and repeatedly refer to the one dog-earned book they've ever read on landlording that they refer to as their "bible," or some yellowed seminar handouts from a get-rich-quick guru from six-seven years ago, that sort of thing.Have you noticed a similar phenomenon in your areas?

And it basically says the way for you unlock riches is to help enrich others.

Thanks Rich!  

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I am not rich but I have passion and want to do my first deal.

I know from listening to podcasts that Brandon has said in the past he thinks Rich Dad Poor Dad is probably the most often mentioned book from the individuals he interviews.

I just finished reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and I honestly feel like this is the direction I've been looking for.

I wanna know is that a good website to invest into?