Well I read four of his books, but it's just the same principles being taught over and over again.
In "Your Guide to Investing," for example: I wanted details on how the market worked according the author's perspective, and advice on how to proceed.
Halfway through this thick book, he finally tells you: "this book isn't about investing, it's about the attitude the invester needs to have." I was a little pissed off to say the least, especially because when you read back and do a skim of the chapters, you would have been convinced that was the books entire purpose. Nope.. He just taught the same principles that were taught in "Rich Dad Poor Dad."
No Offence, but I'm just not a millionare yet. I need specifics, and I felt frustrated that he wouldn't cover the simplest aspects of calling a broker, how to research a stock or realestate investment, basic economic theorie, etc.
I know a couple of wealthy people too, and they all made it before these books were written so who knows...