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I was never a reader. People find it hard to believe how I made it through school without reading a single non-fiction book(of course everyone has read at least one fiction book). Reading fiction books, even classics just never appealed to me. On top of that, it takes me approx. 5 pages before I fall into a deep sleep. So to say that a book changed my life is a serious statement. Having a lot of free time during this lockdown leads me towards new hobbies. One of em’ is reading books. The first book which I read was “Warren Buffet Way” the book was quite complicated and I’ve also summarised the whole book in one of my articles so do check it out, after completing that book the next book which came to my mind was “Rich Dad Poor Dad”. It was an interesting enough title and I was interested in reading who these two people were. I took a week to complete that book and this book opened my eyes to the world of wealth, Caution this book won't make you rich financially, so if you wanna be financially rich then just close this tab because you're in the wrong room. This book will give you a clear understanding of how to escape from the "Rat Race", and differentiate assets and liabilities, at the end making you financially literate, the header of this article states that "Will Make you Rich" I meant you'll be rich by knowledge.

For example: when a group is stuck on a no man's island a person with millions of money in his bank account is not the richest, the richest one is the one who knows about building a boat and escaping. So always remember that real wealth is knowledge. Let me tell you the four lesson which I learnt from Rich Dad Poor Dad that improved my financial knowledge or let's say this as a whole book review for Rich Dad Poor Dad.
If you'd like to read the whole review of rich dad poor dad visit this site https://www.kaarthikraja.com/blog/this-book-will-make-you-rich/26.