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To: shades who wrote (65933)	7/5/2005 7:34:06 AM
From: Moominoid	Respond to of 74559

What I liked about Kiyosaki's books is his discussion of the different mentalities of different groups. It made me rethink a bit assumptions about social class. And it is very upbeat. And I saw some advantages of real estate I hadn't seen before. There are a couple of ways to capitalize on ones investment knowledge: manage other people's money - give advice. Brinker does a bit of both. Though he is not the direct manager, a manager has custody and acts according to his calls. Giving this kind of advice is a lot less responsibility. Now some people are big spenders and even though they do well in the market they go out and spend it. So they have to keep selling stuff. Others "find it much easier to make money than spend it". My two "heros" are in that category. The latter is a quote from one of them.