I will admit that the book is enlightening and it encourages one to get out of the rat race; however, the seminars teach you to enter another system that you ultimately become enslaved to. They barely touch on important information and spend hours teaching you how to raise your credit limits and open as many credit cards as you possibly can. Here is the catch you think you are doing this to make investments, but later find that they want you to use these credit cards to pay for schools that are spread out all over the country and cost over $30,000.00. The cheapest course is $9,000.00 and they want it paid up front by the end of the seminar.

The book sucks you in then the "mentors" sell you a dream that cost more than most people are willing to spend. Once you have maxed out your credit cards you don't have money to invest. That's why you need Rich Dad to give you Hard Money loans and you will be enslaved to him and your mentors forever.