Rich Dad, Poor Dad: did Kiyosaki invent the two dads story or it was true?
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He obviously made them up...the two dad's were just metaphors to the two diff. kind of people in the world.\nIt makes the story a lot more interesting and prob. made his pockets deeper.
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I've read alot of manga that determines he gets super powerful once the crecent fills up to a full moon.Since the third movie shows his dad has no moon,he must've gotten it from his(who's a complete mystery,good luck trying to find any info on her,believe me I've tried)mom.It must've been herditary.
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DUDE YOU HAVE TO READ "RICH DAD, POOR DAD". BY Robert Kiyosaki\n\nDONT GET A SECOND JOB! DONT!!!
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yes, it is true as i know from my friend.\nand it is a real, the story and it still work to get that for the second country like asia to implement the Kiyosaki theory. but in the like USA or in the Europe you need more than that.
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I liked your question. I advice you to read the three articles I have linked below. They were written by me some time ago. \nhttp://www.geocities.com/johnkunnathu/essay-lessons-Adam-Eve.htm\nhttp://www.geocities.com/johnkunnathu/essay-The-story-of-a-story.htm\nhttp://www.geocities.com/johnkunnathu/story-Eden-Revisited.htm
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Sorry, I'm gonna pull a Mainworry but this answers your question better than I could have hoped for\n\nParable of the Two Sons:\n\nJesus told a story of two sons.  A father asked his first son to work in the fields, and he replied, "of course I will!"  He then went outside and changed his mind and did not work\n\nThe father asked his second son to help with the fields, and his son relied, "No!"  but later felt guilty and worked in the fields.\n\nJesus asked, "Now, which son did what was right?" and the crowd replied, "The second one!"  Jesus said, "Ah, surely prostitutes and tax collecters will enter heaven before you do".\n\nAthiests are the ones who say "No" to God, but often do what is right of their own choice.  Christians are the ones who say "Yes" to God, but then act in the opposite manner as they should.
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I don't think either parents first name is mentioned.  They are both called Dr. Possible.  Best I can tell you is that the mom's voice is performed by Jean Smart.
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'Success is the Freedom to Be Who You Are'...This is the title of one of the Chapters in the book, "Rich Kid, Smart Kid" by Robert T. Kiyosaki.  He is also the author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", one of the best selling books in America for business people.   If you want to learn about success, and how to have a successful future, his is the guidance you seek.  He does a good job of explaining what real success is and how to get there. The concept of this particular book is geared towards parents helping their children achieve their full potential in life.  If, I were you, I would get it yourself, since you are interested in achieving your own potential to the fullest degree possible.  AND...Don't forget about God's plan for your life.  Ask God to show you the wonderful gifts he has placed within you!  He wants you to use them to be a blessing to mankind!  And Honor Him also with those Gifts!  He loves you more than anyone else ever will and He is always there to help you!  God Bless you in your pursuit of success and happiness!
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Sorry, man ... I read the original and the paraphrase, and they both make my brain bleed ...\n\nHow about ... "These people know how to handle lotsa money."  Period, end of sentence.\n\n"Brevity is the soul of wit" -- some Pommie hack
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Sheik of Dubai. I heard tonight on the tele that he is a CEO of many corporations in Dubai and he a billionaire many times over. I am sure he made most of his $$ from his daddy and big brother though.
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My father has been a mechanic all his life and I have a college degree . . . I don't think any less of him for one reason and one reason only . . . I know my dad could do anything he chooses to do in life (he's one of the most intelligent people I know and undoubtedly smarter than half my college professors). He chose to be a mechanic because he loves working on machines, my dad is doing what he loves and that's a thousand times better than people who are making millions and aren't happy.
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I'm guessing Bill Laimbeer... I don't know exactly what his father did for a living, but I remember hearing sometime during his career that his father was very wealthy, and actually did make more than his NBA son.
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Basically, in the "olden days," the roles of mother and father/husband and wife we clearly defined. The male was the bread-winner, went to work every day, and made money, while the mother stayed at home and tended to the family and the household. But now, the opportunity for women to have professional careers has changed the structure of families with two working parents. Also, in modernity, it's almost financially impossible for an average, middle-class family to live on one salary: this, combined with the women of today's general desire to be in the work force, has changed the structure of the modern family. Now, all kinds of questions are raised: who will stay home and watch the kids, if both mom AND dad are at work? Should one parent sacrifice their career to stay at home and tend to the kids? If so, is it FAIR that one parent has to sacrifice, while the other can accomplish their dreams? The ultimate struggle of career/family has reached its ultimate peak with the changes that modernity has brought to the households of today.
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both of my parents are math teachers at the local community college. they make next to nothing and often we cannot pay the bills and eat. we never have any money for any thing and iish that they would both find real jobs. my dad has 2 mastors degrees he could do any thing but he works for **** and we live in poverty.
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I stole money from a friend of my parents. When my dad found I had more money than I should of, he thought I stole it from someone else. I always thought he'd make me go back to where he thought I stole it and say I was sorry, but he never did. And I never stole from friends again. I felt really bad too. <*)))><
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There are a couple at ninjastories.com.  See the link below.  There are a few cool historical short stories at the second link.
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uh did anybody bother reading the story or is this another misquote?\nmoses went up 3 times first to get the tablets of the big 10 (there are 613 in total) on the way down he broke em (why is long story)\n2nd time to obtain forgiveness for the golden calf\n3 time were instructions on building the tabernacle