How do I find the plan that is right for me?

The answer found in a book #Rich Dad's Guide To Investing say:

The standard answer is that it comes in steps

1. Take your time. Think quietly about your life up to this point. Take days to think quietly. Take weeks if you need to.

2. Ask yourself in these moments of quiet, "What do I want from this gift called my life?"

3. Don't talk to anyone else for a while, at least until you are certain you know what you think you want. All too often, people either innocently or intentionally want to impose on others what they want for those people instead of respecting what others want for themselves. The biggest killers inner dreams are your friends and family members who say, "Oh, don't be silly," or "You can't do that".

4. Remember that Bill Gates was in his twenties when his started with $50,000 and become the richest man in the world with $90 billion. It's a good thing he did not ask too many people for their ideas on what they thought was possible for his life.

5. Call professional investors. All investment plans begin with a financial plan. If you do not like what professional says, find another one. You would ask for a second opinion for medical problem, so why not ask for many options for financial challenging? Financial advisors come in many forms. The advisor could be a coach or a mentor, someone who has already done what you want to do. Choose an advisor who is equipped to assist you in developing a written financial plan.