Title: Common-sense self-help pish-posh
Product review: In this latest addition to his increasingly remunerative publishing career, Robert Kiyosaki serves up the same lessons he did in "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," reheated and recast but essentially unchanged in their main message. His particular genius lies in crafting a bald-faced marketing ploy into a series of best-selling books, enabling anyone to contribute to the ongoing Kiyosaki wankathon: just keep buying the innumerable spinoffs of his already impoverished "Rich Dad" hit, buy the sequels, the audiotapes, the games, go to the lectures... maybe you'll get rich too someday, but this book (and its like) won't help you get there. It's basic common-sense management advice that might keep you out of debt, but probably won't deliver you into fantastic wealth unless you've already got what it takes to get there. My hat is off to the author for getting so much mileage out of a few simple ideas.
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