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Some good ideas First of all, you have to realize that this is not a business book, but more of a self-help or inspirational type of book. Kiyosaki doesn't give the reader any business advise or investing tips here. Basically, he's trying to help people readjust their thinking. In this consumerist society, people often think that having things makes them rich. Having a big car or a big house will prove to the world their wealth. However, in doing this, they drive themselves into debt. Kiyosaki's basic message is that to gain wealth, one must buy assets rather than liabilities. This seems like a very simple idea, but many people have misconceptions about what an asset is and what a liability is. For example, many people consider their homes as an asset, but in reality it is a liability. By helping readers readjust their definintion of these terms, Kiyosaki helps them on the way out of debt. This book is a fast and interesting read. The writing style is very casual, but on the other hand, sometimes seems a little repetitive. Readers who are thinking of getting out of debt or who are thinking about investing for the first time will find this book very interesting. People who are already investors, however, will find this to be a little simplistic since it probably covers things they already know and perhaps paints an overly simplistic view of investing. If you're such an investor, give this a pass. If you're not, give it a try.