Robert Kiyosaki's book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" teaches the financial lessons his two fathers provided. His real father was highly educated but struggled financially, while his friend's father was wealthy. Kiyosaki learned the difference between being an employee and business owner from his friend's father. The book explains financial concepts using everyday language and teaches the importance of assets over liabilities for building wealth over time. While some criticize the blunt delivery, the book provides valuable knowledge about building financial independence.

1. 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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3. ➢Author :- Robert T.Kiyosaki
➢Born on April 8,1947
➢Businessman
➢Self-Help Author
➢Motivational Speaker
➢Financial Knowledge Activist
➢A Japanese American writter

4. Robert
T.Kiyosaki
“Rich Dad Poor Dad is a
starting point for anyone
looking to gain control of
their financial future.

5. “Having two dads offered me
the choice of contrasting
points of view:
One of a rich man and one
of a poor man”

9. Salient Features :-
❑Financial Literacy
❑Concepts are explained
using the
numbers,pictures
and metaphors
❑Mantra to become rich
❑Informative + Inspiration
❑Down-to-earth

10. There is
different
between
being poor
And
being broke.
Broke is temporary,
poor is eternal

11. E B
S I
Active
You
work
for
money
Passive
Money
working
For
you
Employed
Self
Employed
Big
Business
Investor
“Inside of every problems lies
an opportunity”
-Robert kiyosaki

12. ❖ Why Teach Financial Literacy?
It is not important how much
money you make.It is how much
money you keep.
Understand the difference
between assets and liability.

13. Financial statemets
 Poor/Middle classFinancial
statement
 Rich class Financial
statementIncome Expen
-ses
Pay check Taxes,
Mortgage
Fixed
Expenses
Assets Liabilities
Home,
Consume
loans,
credit
cards
Income Expen
-ses
Dividents,
Interest,
Rental
imcome
Assets
Stocks,
Bonds,
Real estate,
IPR
Liabilities

14. POOR/MIDDLE CLASS
Income
Tax
Expense
RICH/CORPORATION
Income
Expense
Tax
TAX FLOW

15. HISTORY OF TAXES AND POWER
OF CORPORATION
 ROBIN HOOD: Collect it from the rich and give it to
poor
After government creats
the taxes
➢ First time US government collected tax to
support American Civil War In 1861.
➢ Tax later became permanent to fund various
public expenditures.
Tax

16. Overcoming obstacles
Five obstacles to Financial
Independence
1. Fear
2. Cynicism
3. Laziness
4. Bad Habits
5. Arrogance

18. The Rich Seize Opportunities:
▪ In the real world, it’s not the smart
who get ahead but the bold.
“If you’ve failed, that means you’re doing
Something.If you’re doing something,
You have a chance.”
-Robert kiyosaki

21. Conclusion:-
Not everyone seems pleased with the rather blunt way.
Robert Kiyosaki explains these money making principals in his book and I
Partially agree.However, there is much knowledge to be gained if you are
Able to look past that layer

22. Don’t Let Your Life Be Driven By FEAR,
Let Your Life Be Driven By DESIRE.
THANK
YOU