![]() ![]() ![]() So, get ready to learn them yourself and make the first steps on your journey toward financial literacy and economic independence. A culmination of his surrogate father’s teachings, “Rich Dad Poor Dad” unpacks the six great lessons Kiyosaki learned as his apprentice. Despite earning substantial income as a longtime professor, the first dad left only bills to be paid.Īt the tender age of 9, Kiyosaki made an important and brave decision: to ignore the guidance of his real dad, the brilliant professor, and follow the advice of his best friend Mike’s father, the uneducated businessman who worked for himself. ![]() Somewhat unsurprisingly, he died as one of the richest men in Hawaii, leaving tens of millions of dollars to his family, charities, and his church. Instead of working hard for it, he devised ways to let money work for him. While the first dad believed that the root of all evil is the love of money, the second claimed that the root of all evil is, in fact, lack of money – so he strived to earn as much as possible. The other dad never even finished eighth grade. The first one was highly educated and extremely intelligent, earning a doctorate at two prestigious universities while on full financial scholarships. By his own admission, American businessman Robert Toru Kiyosaki had two dads: a poor one and a rich one. ![]()
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