I leave you the best quotes from Rich Dad, Poor Dad, personal finance book by writer Robert Kiyosaki. It is one of the best-selling and most influential books in its category.
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1-Why do I have to spend so much time studying subjects that I will never use in my real life?
3-Accessing a good education and achieving high grades no longer ensures success.
4-There is no longer the security of a job; I've heard all about business downsizing and realigning.
5-The most dangerous advice that can be given to a child today is, "go to school, get good grades, and look for a safe job."
6-It is foolish to assume that the education provided by the educational system will prepare your child for the world they will face after graduation. Each child requires more education. A different education. And they need to know the rules. The different sets of rules.
7-Instead of teaching my children to simply play it safe, I decided that it was better to teach them to play intelligently.
8-Education is the foundation of success. And just as school skills are important, financial and communication skills are also important. "
9-In light of our changing times, we need, as parents, to be open to new and bold ideas.
10-We need to advise our you with a certain degree of greater intelligence. We need new ideas and a different education.
11-Remember that financial intelligence is the mental process through which we solve our financial problems.
12-One of the reasons why the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles with debts, is because what has to do with money is taught at home, and not at school.
13-Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances of wealth. Laziness diminishes both health and wealth.
14-Money is a form of power. But what is even more powerful is financial education. Money comes and goes, but if you are educated about how money works, you gain power over it and can start building wealth.
15-Most of the time, life does not speak to you. It's like it's pushing you. Every push is life saying, `wake up; there's something I want you to learn. '
16-If you learn the lessons of life, you will do well. If not, life will just keep pushing you.
17-Life pushes us all. Some give up. Others fight. A few learn their lesson and move on.
18-The middle and poor classes work for money. The rich have money working for them.
19-I want to teach you to acquire mastery in the power of money. Not to fear him. And that is not taught in schools. If you don't learn it, you will become a slave to money.
20-The main causes of poverty or financial struggles are fear and ignorance; not the economy, not the government, not the rich.
21-Remember what I said before: a job is only a short-term solution, for a long-term problem. Most people have a problem in mind, and it is the short term.
22-The best thing was that our business generated money for us, even when we were not there physically. Our money worked for us.
23-If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will become richer and richer through changes. If they think money is going to solve problems, I'm afraid these people will go a rough ride.
24-Most people do not realize that in life, what counts is not how much money they earn, but how much they keep.
25-If you want to be rich, it is necessary that you educate yourself financially.
26-You must know well the difference between an asset (investment, value) and a liability (obligation, commitment), and acquire -or generate- assets. If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know.
27-Rich people acquire assets. The poor and the middle class acquire liabilities (obligations), thinking that they are assets.
28-If they want to be rich they have to read and understand the numbers.
29-If you want to be rich, simply spend your life acquiring assets. If you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life contracting obligations. Not knowing the difference is the cause of most of the financial difficulties in the real world.
30-Most people struggle with their finances because they do not understand the flow of money. A person may be highly educated and successful, but financially ignorant.
31-If you find yourself inside a hole… stop digging.
32-The fear of being different, prevents most people from looking for new ways to solve their problems.
33-The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what creates the risk faced by the average middle class person.
34-The most important rule is to know the difference between an asset (investment, value) and a liability (obligation, commitment). Once you understand the difference, focus your efforts on acquiring only income-generating assets.
35-To be financially secure, one needs to take care of their own business. Your business revolves around the asset column - securities, investments - as opposed to the income column.
36-People who have always had money, the long-term rich, first build the column of their investments. Then the income from that column pays for your luxuries.
37-The first lesson about having money working for me, as opposed to working for money, is totally about power. If you work for money, you give that power over to your employer. If your money works for you, you maintain and control the power.
38-In my personal experience, the financial genius of each person requires both technical knowledge and courage. If the fear is too strong, the genius is nullified.
39-Most people know only one solution: work hard, save and apply for loans.
40-The world always brings us opportunities, every day of our life, but too often we fail to see them.
41-Personally, I use two main vehicles to achieve financial growth: real estate and small business stocks.
42-Great opportunities are not seen with the eyes. They are seen with the mind. Most people never get rich, simply because they are not financially trained to recognize opportunities right in front of them.
43-Winners are not terrified of losing. The losers yes. Failures are part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.
44-It is how you handle failure, which makes the difference in your life. And that applies to everything, not just money. The main difference between a rich person and a poor person lies in the way they handle that fear.
45-In my own life, I have noticed that winning often comes after losing.
46-Most people are poor, because when it comes to investing, the world is full of "Little Chickens" running around yelling "the sky is falling, the sky is falling."
47-The problem that I perceive today is that there are millions of people who feel guilty for their ambitions.
48-Do what you feel in your heart is right -because they will criticize you anyway. They will both condemn you if you do it, as if you don't.
49-When you know that you are ignorant in some matter, start by educating yourself by looking for an expert in that field, or buy a book on the subject.
50-The power to choose. That is the main reason why people live in a free country. We want the power to choose.
51-Lack of self-discipline is the reason why most lottery winners go bankrupt, even shortly after having won millions. Lack of self-discipline causes people who receive a raise to immediately go out to buy a new car or take a cruise.
52-Do not go into debt too much, so that later you have to pay for it. Keep your expenses low.
53-When it comes to investments, too many people make it sound complicated. Instead of paying attention to them, find heroes who make it look easy.