10 lessons from the book:
“Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Children About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Don't” by Robert Kiyosaki
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“Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Children About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Don't” by Robert Kiyosaki
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Schools train students to be employees not entrepreneurs or investors.
Working to learn new skills is more important than working to earn a paycheck.
Assets pay you to own them, debts cost you to own.
Pay yourself first before you pay your bills.
A financial business plan is more important than a resume.
The poor and middle class look for a job, the wealthy create jobs.
Being broke is temporary for someone with entrepreneurial skills while a poor mindset can be permanent.
Your financial IQ is your courage, creativity, and financial knowledge that creates skills, assets, and wealth.
The middle class focuses on school, specialization, job security and retiring with benefits which is not as safe a path as they believe.
The primary lesson of the book is to learn how make money work for you instead of selling your time for money in a never ending rat race.
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