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    A dead beat dad should be penalized for not taking care of their child by providing financial support. Dead beat dads should serve jail time; attend an educational program‚ and show these men the circumstances that they have forced their child and mother to live in. In most homes children are born out of wedlock. Even though a child is born out of wedlock‚ it is still both parents responsibility to contribute to the child needs. Unfortunately‚ its easier said than done because this is not happening

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    In Wilfred Owen’s "The Dead Beat" poem‚ Owen speaks from a one sided opinion of a helpless trooper who let his emotions affect his fight at war. His problems from home transferred to the ground of a battlefield‚ making the poor soldier appear weaker than everyone else. His soldiers whom are on the same side as the trooper fail to make an effort to stand by and support the man‚ which completely contradicts the whole concept of fighting as a team. A war with soldiers is like a sports team with supportive

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    as sitting in class with my best friend Jordan on Valentine’s Day. It was the last lesson of the day at Seaview University. I hadn’t gotten any Valentines gifts so I was feeling very unloved. The bell rang for the end of Uni and as I walked out of the building girls were running to their boyfriend’s car and receiving roses and chocolates‚ I on the other hand was boyfriendless. I walked slowly home with my head down. I walked up to the front doorstep of my house to find a dozen red roses. I was

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    Rich Dad poor Dad

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    Lessons from “Rich Dad‚ Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki Being rich in the near future is everybody’s dream. Our notion of being rich is having all the money to buy all our wants and needs without exerting much effort. As a child‚ we are sent to school for which the primary reason is to learn‚ so that in the future‚ we would obtain stable jobs. It is with this same reason that the author of the book emphasized why a lot never get rich. Through this reading‚ I gained a lot of insights which will help

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    Rich Dad, Poor Dad

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    "Rich Dad‚ Poor Dad" (Robert Kiyosaki‚ Sharon L. Lechter) Short summary of the book Prove to you that in order to get rich‚ all do not need to earn a lot; Dissuade you of the fact that the house is a successful investment; Parents will understand that we cannot rely solely on the school; Explain once and for all‚ where better to invest; We will help you teach your children to properly handle money and to achieve material well-being in the future. Six lessons: The rich do not work

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    brokerage account and bought my first stock‚ which put me on the road to where I am today. So the facet for this book review: This book made a big impact on me‚ despite it’s being moronic. Read on if you want the details. Chapter One - Rich Dad‚ Poor Dad In Chapter One Kiyosaki lays the groundwork of the story then ends it with the poem “The road not taken” by Robert Frost to give you the idea that you are about to learn how to do things differently‚ and that will make all the difference… Of course

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    Rush Dad‚ Poor Dad Lesson One: The Rich Don’t Work For Money This lesson begins when Robert Kiyosaki and his childhood friend and business partner‚ Mike‚ want to learn about how to make money. The boys seek the advice of Mike’s successful "Rich Dad" and he teaches them to make money work for them. Their first task was to dust cans at the father’s store and only receive 30 cents a day as pay‚ this did not please Robert who thought it unfair to be paid so little. It is here that the boys

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    Ricg Dad Poor Dad

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    My reaction about the story rich dad poor dad is the story is very nice. And it is related to our subject finance100. And the first time I read the book‚ I felt inspired. The Rich Dad‚ Poor Dad also refers to the two main influences that the author Robert has a child. His own father poor dad worked a steady job. While the rich dad ran a businesses. This book tell us how to make money and made a big money mistake. My reaction about this story is that People have different perspectives on their existence;

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    Rich Dad Poor Dad

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    Princess B. Reyes CHAPTER 1 Rich Dad Poor Dad is about how Mr. Kiosaki was raised by a rich father and a poor one. Mr. Kiosaki’s poor father was highly educated with a Ph.D.‚ while his rich dad didn’t even make it through high school. Mr. Kiosaki’s fathers sometimes gave him some advice when he was a child‚ but the advice of his two fathers where different from one another especially when it came to money. His poor father did not spend much time thinking about money‚ while his rich father says

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    Rich Dad Poor Dad In the book rich dad and poor dad basically was summons up that for an individual to be wealthy‚ one must aim to own the system or means of the production. In other words the book shows you how to strive for success‚ there is different types of ways to succeed like the book tells you. The rich dad and poor dad both had strong point of views in earning and succeeding in life‚ in my opinion I would have followed on the same footsteps Kiyosaki did in following his rich dad. It is

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