Having read both Kiyosaki and Ferris, I see their views a bit differently.
Neither of them suggest a goal to eventually quit working. They might say stuff like "never have to work again" for marketing purposes, but the key there is the choice to be able to decide whether to work or not, and on what.
They're both advocating a level of financial independence where you can pick and choose the work and do what you want to do rather than grinding at a job that's not particularly interesting to you just to pay the bills.
Neither of them suggest a goal to eventually quit working. They might say stuff like "never have to work again" for marketing purposes, but the key there is the choice to be able to decide whether to work or not, and on what.
They're both advocating a level of financial independence where you can pick and choose the work and do what you want to do rather than grinding at a job that's not particularly interesting to you just to pay the bills.