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Rich Dad, Poor Dad seminar

Ron Dayley
  • Clarksville, TN
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I'm about to walk into a "free" Rich Dad seminar. Any of you been to one? If so, is it worth the time or should I walk out?
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    Arpan Patel
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    It's fine and can be good networking. I'd say meeting people there is much more valuable then the content or the pitch. I'd still stay but I'd switch my focus towards having good conversations with the people sitting by you and during breaks.

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