This document summarizes key lessons from the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki. Some of the main points made include that assets generate income while liabilities cost money, rich people acquire assets while the poor acquire liabilities, and that financial intelligence consists of accounting, investing, understanding markets, and law. It also discusses overcoming obstacles like fear and laziness to become rich, and provides 10 steps for developing financial genius like paying yourself first and using assets to buy luxuries.

1. Rich Dad Poor Dad
By Robert kiyosaki

2. The Rich Don’t Work For Money

3.  Lesson begin
 Peoples lives are forever controlled by two emotion: greed and desire
 Seeing what others miss

4. Why Teach Financial Literacy?
“An asset puts money in my pocket. A liability takes money out of my pocket.”
“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”
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Robert kiyosaki

6. Mind Your Own Business
“Ladies ad gentlemen , I'm not in the hamburger business. My business is real estate.”
-Ray Kroc(founder of McDonalds)

7. The History Of Taxes And The Power Of
Corporation
Robin Hood was a crook
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The war between the have and have-nots.

8. The Rich Invent Money
Land was wealth 300 years ago.
Factories was wealth during industrial era
Today knowledge is wealth

9. Financial intelligence is made up of
 Accounting
 Investing
 Understanding markets
 The law

10. Work To Learn-Don’t Work For Money
You want to know a little about a lot.
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Job is an acronym for just over broke
- Robert Kiyosaki

11. Overcoming Obstacles
The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear.

12. Five reasons why some people are not rich
 Fear
 Cynicism
 Laziness
 Bad habits
 arrogance

13. Getting Started

14. 10 steps to develop your financial genius
 Find a reason greater than reality :
the power of spirit
 Make daily choices : the power of
choice
 Choose friends carefully : the power
of association
 Master a formula and then learn a
new one: the power of learning
quickly
 Pay yourself first: the power of self
discipline
 Pay your brokers well : the power of
good advice
 Be an indian giver : the power of
getting something for nothing
 Use assets to buy luxuries : the power
of focus
 Choose heroes : the power of myth
 Teach and you shall receive : the
power of giving