Richard Canfield read Rich Dad, Poor Dad in 1999 after receiving it as a gift, played the Cashflow board game, and now pays his children $100 each to read it. He and Al compare how the book shaped their thinking about money.
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What I find is interesting about your story Al is actually was 1999 when I first read that book really excellent. It was also a big impetus to my journey. I felt I was already on a path going that direction but I didn't know. It was kind of rudderless. I didn't know what I was up to. I just knew I was up to something else something other than what everyone else was going to be doing but I didn't know what to label that as and then I read that book it was gifted to me by someone and I had a very similar experience. It wasn't long A few months later I got to play the cash flow game and it's so interesting that you bring that up because actually right now I bought that book for my kids for Christmas and I told them that I'd pay them a hundred dollars if they read the book each but it's just so interesting that we're talking about that how it was so powerful in your direction change in life.