02005nam a2200241Ia 4500003000500000005001700005008004100022020001900063040001400082041000600096082001700102100002100119245013900140260004400279300005900323500004900382504002000431521001000451650119700461651001701658655001601675700007201691322820250303150826.0210804s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a9781868423453"  aRDAc3228  2E  a332.024 TRUM  aTrump, Donald J. 0aWhy we want you to be rich: two men, one messagecDonald J. Trump, Robert T. Kiyosaki ; [co-authors:] Meredith McIver, Sharon Lechter.  aJohannesburg : bJonathan Ball, c2006.  avi, 345 pagesbcolour  illustrations, portraitsc23 cm  aOriginally published: USA: Rich Press, 2006.  6Includes index.  aAdult  2 Millionaire meets billionaire -- Our shared concerns -- The shrinking middle class -- How to make yourself rich -- Why we want you to be rich -- Investing to win -- Choosing your battle, and battlefield -- There is a difference between savers and investors -- The two things you invest -- Winners take control -- Right-brain and left-brain creativity -- Think big, think expansion -- Getting very rich is predictable, not risky -- What did you learn from your father? -- What did you learn from your mother? -- What did you learn from school? -- How did military school help define my life? -- What was the defining lesson you learned from sports? -- What did you learn from business? -- What are your philosophies concerning God, religion, and money? -- I am still in school, what should I do? -- I am an adult without much money, what should I do? -- I am a baby boomer without much money, what should I do? -- What if I am already rich, what advice do you have for me? -- Why do some people who want to be rich fail to become rich? -- Why do you invest in real estate? -- Why do you recommend network marketing? -- Why do you recommend starting your own business? -- Leaders are teachers.  aSouth Africa  aNon-fiction  aRobert T. Kiyosaki ; [co-authors:] Meredith McIver, Sharon Lechter.