Rich Dad Poor Dad
Rich Dad Poor Dad
Lessons learned
The house, the truck, the gear. If it costs me money every month, it's a liability no matter what the bank calls it. I buy things that pay me first.
Kiyosaki took a sales job to learn how to sell. I did the same thing without knowing it, and the skill has outlasted every paycheck.
They build or buy things that produce income, then let the income do the working. This is the whole reason I own gyms instead of just coaching in one.
Keep the day job, but spend the extra hours building something that's yours. The job pays the bills while the asset column grows.
The paycheck-to-paycheck loop is driven by both. Noticing which one is talking is half the fix.
Who should read it
Anyone who has never been taught how money works. The stories may be embellished, but the asset-and-liability lesson is the one that got me started.
