A average 3 hr audiobook I felt like I wasted a credit on audible

I felt like I wasted a credit it wasn't a infomercial it was a short and average audiobook the narrator was great and easy to listen to it's just that the advice didn't have anything to do with credit credits it was just stories about why so many people end up in bad debt vs good debt. I would save my credit on audible for one of robert kiyosaki other books the abc's is a great one from him.

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What a perfect read!

This is a great addition to the rich dad poor dad series. I saw a lot of complaints from people saying that it’s very repetitive. Repetition is the way that we as humans learn. So I didn’t mind, and in fact, I thought it was a perfect way to reinforce the different lessons from Rich dad poor dad and some of the other books in the series that I’ve read.

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Not very dense, some bad advice too

Narrator is slightly robotic
He seems to just want to separate himself from Dave Ramsey here. There isn't much good advice and some is nonsense or at least not very well explained. Stick to Unfair Advantage, it is the only good one that I have run into so far of his

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Kiyosaki keeps brining insights

This is a great book and short reminder for those who’ve read Rich Dad Poor Dad. My only criticism is that from a Christian standpoint.

There is a statement in the book that makes the case God’s view on money is binary - strive to get money and enjoy life or be poor. (I’m simplifying his statements)

However, the Bible makes it clear - especially in the New Testament - that God’s view is to seek His kingdom first. Money in itself is not bad. Similarly, obtaining money to take care of your family is not bad. And everyone is encouraged to work “so as not to be a burden to others” But Jesus did say “it will be harder for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, than for a camel to walk through [a small hole in a rock]”.

This is what I was wrestling with when considering the application of the book’s great advice.

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Lacks content.

Main points of book could have been consolidated in fewer chapters.
More story telling than a how-to book. I believe it lacks the content that the title promises.
Original book in the series is much better but that one also has a lot of filler.

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Great

easy to listen to and had great information regarding everyone's financial situation. regardless of who you are you can learn something from this book.

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Same as other book

This have some repeated stuff from other book like the cash flow quadrant!!! I just listen to it thinking that he would explain the better use of the credit cards!!! But not!!! This book is good for someone with to much bad debt

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Nothing about credit cards

A lot of fluff about the reasons why most people don't become rich and so little about the subject of the book.

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Great Short Book

What made the experience of listening to Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich Without Cutting Up Your Credit Cards the most enjoyable?

It was short and to the point! He does promote his other books but still gives you the advise from them. It is like Rich Dad Poor Dad and Cashflow Quadrants as one short book. Well worth listening too!

What other book might you compare Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich Without Cutting Up Your Credit Cards to and why?

Rich Dad Poor Dad and Cashflow Quadrants as it was lessons from those books.

What does Tim Wheeler bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He did good at reading it as he does with all of his books.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

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Advice that makes sense!

Gives great advice that makes sense. It makes you look yourself in the mirror and hold yourself accountable for every aspect of your financial well being and life.

As someone who hates being cheap and cutting corners I appreciate this perspective.

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