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portada incrementa tu coeficiente intelectual financiero
Type
Physical Book
Year
2010
Pages
50
ISBN
8403100930
ISBN13
9788403100930
Edited in
España

incrementa tu coeficiente intelectual financiero

Robert T. Kiyosaki (Author) · · Physical Book

incrementa tu coeficiente intelectual financiero - robert t. kiyosaki

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Synopsis "incrementa tu coeficiente intelectual financiero"

en 1997 padre rico, padre pobre, de robert t. kiyosaki, dejó atónitos a los lectores al contradecir la idea de que «tu casa es un activo». muchos aspectos de su filosofía fueron criticados y el libro se convirtió en uno de los longsellers de las listas de ventas más importantes, como la de the new york times. en 2007 cuando el valor de las propiedades de bienes raíces disminuyó, o éstas fueron embargadas por incumplimiento del pago de la hipoteca, millones de propietarios comprobaron la veracidad de lo afirmado por kiyosaki.
Robert T. Kiyosaki
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Robert Toru Kiyosaki (Hilo, Hawaii, 1947) is an American businessman, investor, educator, and writer of Japanese descent, primarily known for his work in financial education. Thanks to his innovative approach, he has helped millions of people rethink their relationship with money and investment, promoting economic independence through knowledge and action.
Founder of Cashflow Technologies and the Rich Dad company, Kiyosaki has spread his ideas through books, games, and seminars. After serving as a pilot in Vietnam and working at Xerox, he started various businesses, learning valuable lessons from his initial failures which he later shared with his audience. His most notable work, Rich Dad Poor Dad (1997), compares the teachings of two father figures to show the difference between the traditional mindset and the wealth mindset. This book, translated into more than 40 languages and sold in over 80 countries, has become a global reference in personal finance.
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