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I recently read a book entitled Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. A wonderful book. Contrary to what I usually read, this book is not about creative literature. I’m sure a lot of people are already familiar with this best-selling book.

The book guides us people into the world of business which I think really is imperative for us to learn. The author opened my eyes to realize that the educational system actually trains us to be employees, not employers. Here is a book that states the obvious in a way that really did surprise me.

Every concept the book explained was quite feasible. I, along with my friend Dario, brainstormed in ways to get on the business track as early as now. Our first step is to buy assets. And in this first step we face a dilemma: Where shall we find capital?

So we researched for possible sources. Applying for a personal loan is one option I am quite willing to take. We’ve still not applied to a bank nor even entered a bank for that matter. But we’ve searched the net once in a while and found top sites that deals with personal loans. We resolved to take note of them in case we choose to avail of their services whenever we’re really that ready for business.

Until now, we’re still trying to learn more from Kiyosaki’s other books regarding this matter. I’m concerned in developing our talents for business. Aside from loan, I resolved to work part-time jobs to earn an honest income for capital and also learn the different trades in business to familiarize myself to the game.

Tags: business, capital, Dario, Kiyosaki, loan, personal loan