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明代的薛瑄有一名言:“万金之富,不以易吾一日读书之乐也。”自古以来,人们把读书与致富视为水火不相容的两件事。最近,读了美国人罗伯特·清崎和莎伦·莱希特合著的《富爸爸,穷爸爸》一书,才明白读书也能致富、观念决定贫富的道理。《富爸爸,穷爸爸》是一本畅销书,据说1999年首次面市后,在短短的6个月内创造了销量达100万册的纪录。这是一本神奇的书,作者惊世骇俗的全新观点足以动摇人们传统的教育方式和理财经验。书中提到两个爸爸:一个是作者亲生的爸爸,虽然拥有博士的头衔,但他只知道工作——赚钱——存钱,最后留下来的是一堆待付的账单,作者称之为穷爸爸;一个是作者好友的爸爸,未受过高等教育,却天生具有经济头脑,他从不把钱存在银行里,
Xue Ming in the Ming Dynasty had a saying: “The wealth of all men and women does not depend on Yi Wu’s day-to-day studies.” “Since ancient times, people regarded reading and becoming rich as two things that are incompatible with each other. Recently I read the book, Rich Dad and Poor Dad, co-authored with Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lehit, Americans, who learned that reading can enrich one’s life and that the idea of determining wealth is the same. ”Rich Dad, Poor Dad" is a bestseller and was said to have created a record sales of 1 million copies in just six months after its debut in 1999. This is a magical book, the author’s shocking new point of view enough to shake people’s traditional education and financial management experience. The book mentions two dads: one is the author’s own father, who, despite his Ph.D. title, knows only about work - making money - saving money and finally leaving behind a pile of bills to pay, which the author calls Poor father; one is the author’s friend’s father, without education, but born with economic mind, he never put the money in the bank,