The Personal Financial Gurus

I'm among the fortunates people who have parents and siblings who love
me as I am. I'm thankful for this bless which many people don't have.
One thing I'm lack of is the early education on personal financial.
In my late twenties, been in the deep hole of debts, I'm started to
get the exposures on personal financial.
The first one is the famous Robert Kiyosaki. I read some of his book
like Rich Dad Poor Dad and some other book from him.
After that I read Azizi Ali's books. His explanations are more related
to me as he his fully employed while pursuing the financial freedom.
He also cover a lot on Malaysian situation which more applicable to
me.
I never implement what I read back then. It is not until about a year
ago, while I'm reading the Singapore's Adam Khoo, coupled with Anthony
Robins' and befriend with some colleagues who implement those
strategies toward personal financial freedom.
Now I'm following closely Ramit Sethi's blog, the New York Time best
selling author of 'I Will Teach You To Be Rich'. When I found his
blog, I'm already started implementing some of his strategies.
Interesting factor about Ramit is his approach on personal financial
is more toward psychology. He cover a lot on psychological barriers
that make people not taking the right action on personal financial. He
also invented ways step by step to overcome those barriers.
Now I'm a little step ahead in managing my personal financial. It
still long way to go toward the financial stability, what more the
ultimate financial freedom.

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