Earning and Saving is for Schmucks, Book Says

All you Wall Streeters out there working for the man are barking up the wrong tree, according to Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the best selling “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” self-help book:

No longer is it enough to study hard at a good school and get a good job to be set for life, advice given to him by his father, the poor dad. Instead, Mr. Kiyosaki advocates the staples of late-night infomercials: investments in small stocks and distressed real estate. He argues that one has to think like a millionaire by recognizing the difference between an income-producing asset and a liability, advice given to him by a friend’s father, the rich dad. The whole trick to financial success is creating passive income.

That, or writing a book about how to become a millionaire.
Get Rich Quick, Write a Book [NY Times]

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