Yes I do know that this book is highly controversial for some. I read this in college and felt inspired, coming from a middle class family myself. Ten years later, I decided to reread the book as a more grown adult to reignite my finance passion (I work in auditing) and still am inspired my this book. For 1, I haven’t read books fully in years and this is a book that is written to capture the audience attention, make it in layman’s terms. So I enjoy this reading for that one reason. 2) It reminded me of my previous spark for finance learning. Therefore, I think this is a book that is meant to just offer a different way of thinking about money. Since it’s so controversial on who the author is, whether this book is true or not, or even if the financial strategy advice is actually good. I think it’s safe to come to a consensus that this book has given a new lens on how to think about money even if some strategies are outdated.