Comments on: Robert Kiyosaki - Rich Dad Poor Dad - Fiction or Non-Fiction? http://money-and-investing.dogberrypatch.com/archives/robert-kiyosaki-rich-dad-poor-dad-fiction-or-non-fiction/ Learning to Master Money, Destroy Debt, and Increase Investments! Sat, 22 Nov 2008 04:03:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: kibitzer http://money-and-investing.dogberrypatch.com/archives/robert-kiyosaki-rich-dad-poor-dad-fiction-or-non-fiction/#comment-16 kibitzer Wed, 21 Jun 2006 09:06:50 +0000 http://money-and-investing.dogberrypatch.com/archives/robert-kiyosaki-rich-dad-poor-dad-fiction-or-non-fiction/#comment-16 <p>I was also impressed by the post on Die Eigenheit. The place where I disagree with the critics is that they keep insisting that Kiyosaki's books are finance books. They are not - they are philosophy books, and have some real strengths in that area. You might be interested in an e-Book I wrote that analyzes the first three in depth. See http://www.thinkingaboutmoney.com/?page_id=5.</p> I was also impressed by the post on Die Eigenheit. The place where I disagree with the critics is that they keep insisting that Kiyosaki’s books are finance books. They are not - they are philosophy books, and have some real strengths in that area. You might be interested in an e-Book I wrote that analyzes the first three in depth. See http://www.thinkingaboutmoney.com/?page_id=5.

]]> By: GaryP http://money-and-investing.dogberrypatch.com/archives/robert-kiyosaki-rich-dad-poor-dad-fiction-or-non-fiction/#comment-17 GaryP Thu, 22 Jun 2006 18:57:33 +0000 http://money-and-investing.dogberrypatch.com/archives/robert-kiyosaki-rich-dad-poor-dad-fiction-or-non-fiction/#comment-17 <p>They probably classify them as finance books because the author passes them off as instructions on how you can become wealthy. I will bet that the Dewey Decimal and Library of Congress material printed by the publisher on the copyright page also puts them in the personal finance section and not the philosophy section of the library.</p> <p>I like the idea of putting them in the fiction section!</p> They probably classify them as finance books because the author passes them off as instructions on how you can become wealthy. I will bet that the Dewey Decimal and Library of Congress material printed by the publisher on the copyright page also puts them in the personal finance section and not the philosophy section of the library.

I like the idea of putting them in the fiction section!

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