Rich Dad's "The Business School" For People Who Like Helping People

The 8 hidden Values of a Network Marketing Business, Other than making Money
By: Robert Kiyosaki

Wow, I have just finished reading this book again, and realize that yet again I have fallen back into the same old habits.  One of the things he stresses is the freedom and independence you get from working in the "right hand" sector rather than the "left hand" sector.  To put it in a nutshell, you are in the "left hand" sector if you have to work for a company, or if you have your own company and have to work in it. Matters not if you are a lawyer or a maid service, if you have to be there, you have no freedom.  Were as in the "right hand" side, you have money and freedom.

Great book, lots of interesting thought provoking ideas.

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