You wrote exactly what I wanted to write in response to the article.
This book I read a long time ago, and it truly opened my eyes to another way of thinking.
For someone raised with an employee mindset (as I was), this book turns those notions on their head, and sparks a new way of looking at independence, wealth, debt, income, and initiative.
There are no hard answers found in the book. I don't think there was an intention to provide them. What there is is an explanation of how the world works at a different level (the company owners' level instead of the employee's level).
Like Chris Rock explained the difference between being rich and being wealthy ("Shaq's rich. Very rich. But the guy who signs his paycheck every month, that guy's wealthy."), this book explains how money works.
This book I read a long time ago, and it truly opened my eyes to another way of thinking.
For someone raised with an employee mindset (as I was), this book turns those notions on their head, and sparks a new way of looking at independence, wealth, debt, income, and initiative.
There are no hard answers found in the book. I don't think there was an intention to provide them. What there is is an explanation of how the world works at a different level (the company owners' level instead of the employee's level).
Like Chris Rock explained the difference between being rich and being wealthy ("Shaq's rich. Very rich. But the guy who signs his paycheck every month, that guy's wealthy."), this book explains how money works.