Why We Want You To Be — Rich: Two Men, One Message

The two authors first crossed paths while working at , an adult education company. Trump was reportedly impressed by Kiyosaki's massive success with his earlier book, Rich Dad Poor Dad , while Kiyosaki admired Trump's real estate expertise and "think big" mentality. Recognizing they shared a similar philosophy on wealth and education, they decided to join forces in 2006 to reach a broader audience than they could individually. The "One Message"

The authors warn against an "entitlement mentality" where people expect the government or employers to take care of them.

: Carries it for approximately $9.84 (on sale from $11.00). Why We Want You to Be Rich: Two Men, One Message

A major theme is using Other People’s Money (OPM) and Other People’s Time (OPT) to grow wealth, focusing on investments where the owner maintains control. Book Availability & Ratings

They criticize traditional advice like "save money" and "invest in mutual funds," calling it a strategy of "investing not to lose". Instead, they advocate for "investing to win" through assets like real estate and entrepreneurship. The two authors first crossed paths while working

They argue that money problems cannot be solved with more money—only with financial literacy.

The book's title reflects their shared concern that the , leaving behind a two-class society of only the very rich and the very poor. Their "message" focuses on several key pillars: The "One Message" The authors warn against an

The book typically costs between depending on the edition and format. Target : Offers the 2nd edition for about $11.00 . Barnes & Noble : Lists the paperback for $18.95 .