SUMMARY - Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki

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By reading this summary, you will learn that to become rich, you must give up your salary.



You will also learn :

that being rich doesn't mean having a full bank account;

what are the basics of a good financial education;

how to make money by working less;

what rich parents teach their children from a young age.



Earning money cannot be learned in school. It is usually a mindset passed on by parents who instill, voluntarily or involuntarily, their own view of money in their children, often as it has been passed on to them. Wealth is usually thought of in terms of inheritance, whereas a family's real wealth is the financial education it passes on. It is this legacy that allows one to free oneself, from an early age, from any feeling of dependence on money. As a child, Robert T. Kiyosaki grew up with two fathers whose financial realities were opposite: a poor father, his biological father, and a rich father, a family friend and mentor. While both men are hard-working, intelligent and well-paid, one will die in debt while the other bequeaths immense capital. What distinguishes these two destinies is simply the mastery of a financial education accessible to all, as the author who learned it at the age of 9 proves. Are you ready to change your vision of money and thus make the choice of wealth?



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