The presentation talks about the very famous book written by the famous author Robert kiyosaki, it talks about how to actually spend money in a smart sensible manner rather than buying anything which will act as a liability. It clearly distinguishes between assets and liability.
2. He's the founder of the Rich
Dad Company.
He has an estimated net worth of $80
million.
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3. The book is the story of a boy who
has two fathers:
Both fathers taught the author how to
achieve success but with very
different approaches
Biological father
The poor dad
Friends father
The rich dad
4. Poor dad believed in the
traditional principles of:
Character Summary
Poor dad
Working hard Saving money
Not buying material things that
one cannot afford
5. Character Summary
Poor dad
Poor dad looks to education as the
passport to success.
He held a
Doctorate degree
Went to an Ivy
league university
But he always struggled
financially
6. His poor dad worked hard
incessantly but somehow never
made it ahead financially
Character Summary
Poor dad
8. Character Summary
Rich dad
The author was nine years old that he
started realizing that his rich dad made
much more sense than his poor dad. It
was from rich dad that the author
learned not to say,
“I can’t afford it”
“how can I afford it?”
but instead to ask
9. • His rich dad, was very skilled in the
investment game
• of his rich dad about money was
manifested in the saying “the lack of
money is the root of all evil” (his poor
dad, on the other hand, believed that the
love of money is the root of all evil).
• According to the author, rich dad also
nurtured the idea that taxes punished
producers and rewarded the non-
producers. He was the type who
encouraged money talk at the dinner
table and was portrayed by the author as
someone who learned to manage risk,
instead of not taking risks.
While his poor dad invested time and
effort in education.
He did not have any knowledge on
investing.
10. • The author adds that while his poor dad
invested time and effort in education, he
did not have any knowledge on investing
His rich dad, by contrast, was very skilled
in the investment game because that’s a
he did. The attitude of his rich dad about
money was manifested in the saying “the
lack of money is the root of all evil” (his
poor dad, on the other hand, believed
that the love of money is the root of all
evil).
• According to the author, rich dad also
nurtured the idea that taxes punished
producers and rewarded the non-
producers. He was the type who
encouraged money talk at the dinner
table and was portrayed by the author a