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It's that time of year again boys and girls…
The time where we right down all sorts of New Year resolutions. The time when gym memberships skyrocket. The time when we wear our game faces.
But a month later…
The gym membership is laid to rust for the rest of the year and our list of big improvements somehow finds itself at the bottom of the 'to shred' pile.
Fear.
It can be good. It can be bad. It can hold us back from something that would otherwise feel better because we’re doing something out of our comfort zone or it can force us to dig ourselves out of a situation and cramping our lifestyle.
I remember the first time I was volunteered to sing a solo at church 10 minutes before the mass started. I remember knowing I had a huge fear of getting in front of a congregation and looking at them stare at me. I remember going into a room by myself trying to force the quivers out of my shaky voice. I remember how embarrassed I was when I got down from the pulpit area.
This “Rich Dad Poor Dad” review is not written to be a blatantly obvious summary of the book. It is a further, more in-depth study of the concept Robert Kiyosaki may have had in the back of his mind, but is not made prominent after reading the book once. Clearly, there is a message of inspiration to break out of the so called rat race and be in business for yourself. However, more messages seem to surface after reading the book several times.