Welcome to passive real estate investing, the show where busy people like you learn how to build substantial passive income

while creating wealth for the long term. And now here's your host Marco Santorelli's.

Welcome to passive real estate investing.

I'm your host Marco Santorelli.

And on this episode, I want to talk about a very famous book,

Rich Dad, Poor Dad, and I want to make kind of a book summary here,

but if you've read the book, even if you've read the book more than once, or you're familiar

with the book, I still suggest listening to this episode because we learn through repetition and you might catch a lot of things in your first run-through with the book, but it's not until you listen to something or read something a second or third time that you catch things

you miss the first time and you catch some new ideas that connect and gel with new knowledge

that you have in your head.

So it's always good to hear things a second or third time because often you'll catch new ideas and see things in a new perspective.

But Rich Ad Poor Dad was a book that really affected me and opened my eyes because when I was reading that book I

literally could not put it down I was just so drawn into it and I was on a train ride from Rome to Florence Italy at the time. So with this beautiful

countryside whizzing by on both sides of the train it was more important to me to

read the Rich Dad Poor Dad book than it was to look out the window of the train and admire and

take in the beautiful scenery.

But I was focused.

So anyway, the nice thing about Rich Dad Poor Dad is that the book summarizes Robert Kiosaki's lessons learned

from two different perspectives, that of a poor man

and that of a rich man.

And drawing on his own experiences,

Robert Kiosaki discusses how he creates financial

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