Instruct: Classify a given review as either positive or negative.
Query: Not as good as Rich Dad, Poor Dad 1.

I really enjoyed 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad', so I picked up a copy of Cashflow Quadrant right away. But I found this follow up to 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' had just way too much filler. This book keeps pounding the same statements over and over. I know this was also done in Rich Dad, Poor Dad, but this time it was overkill. The motivational messages started to wear thin when you can see that it was just to fill up a page. There is also something very contradicting I found between the first and second book. In 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' he said that owning a business is very hard and he dosen't recommend anyone starting one unless they truly desire to have one. Then In 'Cashflow Quandrant', he says that you should own a business first before moving into the I quandrant to invest in stocks and real estate. Uhhh.....hello? These are the reasons why I'm giving it only 2 stars. If you already read 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad', then you don't need to read Cashflow Quadrant.