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Are you familiar with Michael Lechter? He hails from the Robert Kiyosaki (Rich Dad Poor Dad) camp. Kiyosaki, as you are pRobably aware, is a financial empowerment guru to the masses whose message is helping individuals like you and I to get out of the rat race and begin living the lives we want replete with financial independence and go-it-your-own “intelligence” about getting where you want to go financially.
Lechter, on the other hand, is a champion of the entrepreneur. As such, in his latest work — published by Warner books — OPM: Other People’s Money — Lechter delivers a message that simplifies the entrepreneur’s pain associated with start up financing and funding their efforts. Wondering if you’re familiar with it, or if you think the entrepreneurs who visit your site and seek its advice would be interested?
Regards,
Thom,
I don’t know anything about Michael Lechter, but I’m not a Kiyosaki fan
. I’d be happy to learn more about OPM, but I can’t promise a favorable response.