Plata Publishing Rich Woman: Because I Hate Being Told What To Do

For a second hand book I got it in a very good condition. It’s the second time I have this book, this time I got it in the original language, nevertheless still an amazing transformative book. For the female fans of the book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” and “Cashflow quadrant” by Robert Kiyosaki, “Rich Woman” by Kim Kiyosaki is worth it 10/10.

Very nice book to read with lots of examples from real life. Best to read it after reading Rich dad poor dad because there are many references from there. I got slightly bored at some chapters because of the long detailed conversation which Kim had with her friends so I skipped some of those pages.

This book really does have some great ideas, tips & pearls of wisdom on investing for beginners. Admittedly a few of the stories are a bit cheesy & on a few occasions I felt there was some hard sell for "rich dad" products. However, many of the stories are incredibly wise & inspiring, so overall I found this book really, really useful & eye-opening & I have taken many ideas from it, so this more than makes up for the minor parts I didn't like quite as much. It is written in a very clear friendly tone, with no jargon. Well worth a read.

I have heard so many instances wherein the husband doesn't share any financial details with the wife and then he dies or goes into coma or something, and the wife is clueless on how to go on living. If you do not want to depend on other people for your finances, or if it is difficult for you to even talk to "male" members of your family about finances, read this book. JUST READ IT for the woman in you! (And also read Rich Dad Poor Dad)

Was a great read. Both my daughters read it too.