<prompt> Human: Nearly finished the book, 2 chapters left but I really got a bad feeling about this book. It started off somewhat witty and funny and I could relate but then he started bashing working a day job really hard. i understand his sentiments that you need to think outside the box and be financially literate but I just think in todays times some of his pointers are not practical. Start a corporation and hide your money from the government because 50 your whole life being taxed will not make you rich.Does anyone relate to what im saying or am I missing the point here?  <response>: The book Rich Dad, Poor Dad should be taken as anecdotal advice. Many of the claims the author made have been debunked. I agree that many people need to change their mindset about money, and this book is a great start. I have read this book, and I am currently reading The Millionaire Next Door which contains solid advice on saving, investing and not wasting money on flash. Keep reading books after Rich Dad Poor Dad, and dont take any of them as gospel, just try to learn and apply what works for you. 