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The Book Reading Challenge - Our Why

*The Book Reading Challenge*            *Our Why?* Prior to launching the Online Book Reading Challenge in the month of May 2020, we at the Topitup Media and Communication (owners of the program - Challenge With Dr, Jerry - the First) had been organizing Challenges in various aspects of life - we had held three sessions of Mindset Reset Challenge, two sessions of No Complain Challenge, two sessions of Fast From Negatives Challenge and all that but in May 2020 we decided to introduce the Online Book Reading Challenge and it has proven to be the most successful so far considering that between May and July 225 persons have taken part in the Book Reading Challenge. Why did we introduce it? We took judicial notice of the pandemic that is rocking the World right now as it were and the fact that people are forced by Government and implementers of laws to stay at home in order to be safe and so we wanted to use the situat...

Rich Dad Poor Dad - Pictorial Summary

Rich Dad Poor Dad - Audiobook

This is the AudioBook of Robert Kiyosaki's iconic book - Rich Dad Poor Dad  You can always download it here and drop a comment or two You can also download the Soft Copy of the book HERE

Rich Dad Poor Dad - Final Thoughts

Here is the Introduction Here is Chapter 1 Here is Chapter 2 Here is Chapter 3 Here is Chapter 4 Here is Chapter 5 Here is Chapter 6 Here is Chapter 7 Here is Chapter 8 Here is Chapter 9 As the book draws to a close and approaches publication, I would like to share a final thought with you. The main reason I wrote this book was to share insights into how increased financial intelligence can be used to solve many of life's common problems. Without financial training, we all too often use the standard formulas to get through life, such as to work hard, save, borrow and pay excessive taxes. Today we need better information. I use the following story as a final example of a financial problem that confronts many young families today. How do you afford a good education for your children and provide for your own retirement? It is an example of using financial intelligence instead of hard work to achieve the same goal. A friend of mine was griping one day abou...

Rich Dad Poor Dad - Chapter 5

Here's Introduction Here's Chapter 1 Here's Chapter 2 Here's Chapter 3 Here's Chapter 4 Rich Dad Poor Dad - Chapter 5 - The Rich Invent Money Last night, I took a break from writing and watched a TV program on the history of a young man named Alexander Graham Bell. Bell had just patented his telephone, and was having growing pains because the demand for his new invention was so strong. Needing a bigger company, he then went to the giant at that time, Western Union, and asked them if they would buy his patent and his tiny company. He wanted $100,000 for the whole package. The president of Western Union scoffed at him and turned him down, saying the price was ridiculous. The rest is history. A multi-billion-dollar industry emerged, and AT&T was born. The evening news came on right after the story of Alexander Graham Bell ended. On the news was a story of another downsizing at a local company. The workers were angry and complained that the ...

Rich Dad Poor Dad - Introduction

Rich Dad Poor Dad - Introduction I had two fathers, a rich one and a poor one. One was highly educated and intelligent; he had a Ph.D. and completed four years of undergraduate work in less than two years. He then went on to Stanford University, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern University to do his advanced studies, all on full financial scholarships. The other father never finished the eighth grade. Both men were successful in their careers, working hard all their lives. Both earned substantial incomes. Yet one struggled financially all his life. The other would become one of the richest men in Hawaii. One died leaving tens of millions of dollars to his family, charities and his church. The other left bills to be paid. Both men were strong, charismatic and influential. Both men offered me advice, but they did not advise the same things. Both men believed strongly in education but did not recommend the same course of study. If I had had only one dad, ...

Rich Dad Poor Dad - Chapter 9

Here is Introduction Here is Chapter 1 Here is Chapter 2 Here is Chapter 3 Here is Chapter 4 Here is Chapter 5 Here is Chapter 6 Here is Chapter 7 Here is Chapter 8 Rich Dad Poor Dad - Chapter 9 - Still Want Some More? Here Are Some To Dos Many people may not be satisfied with my ten steps. They see them more as philosophies than actions. I think understanding the philosophy is just as important as the action. There are many people who want to do, instead of think, and then there are people who think but do not do. I would say that I am both. I love new ideas and I love action. So for those who want "to dos" on how to get started, I will share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form. 1. Stop doing what you're doing. In other words, take a break and assess what is working and what is not working. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result. Stop doing what is not working and look for somethin...