A brief introduction to the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad .

Rich dad, poor dad.

The reason why the vast majority of people in the world.

The main reason for the lifelong struggle for wealth and the inability to obtain it is that.

Although they have all studied in various schools for years, they have never really learned about money.

And so it goes.

They only know how to work desperately for ...... money

But he never thinks about it.

How to make money work for them ......

Directory. About the Author.

Preface. Chapter 1: Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

Lesson 1: Rich people don't work for money.

Lesson 2: Why You Should Teach Finance.

Lesson 3: Focus on your career.

Lesson 4: The History of Taxation and the Power of Corporations.

Lesson 5: Investing in the Rich.

Lesson 6: Don't work for money.

Overcome difficulties. Get moving.

"Poor Dad" is his biological father, a highly educated person**; "Rich Dad" is the father of his good friend, a man who did not graduate from high school but is good at investment and financial management, Kiyosaki shows the "poor dad" and "rich dad" have a completely different view of money and wealth with his personal experience of wealth, the poor work for money, and the rich let money work for themselves.

"Poor Dad, Rich Dad" is the name of a best-selling book written by Robert Kiyosaki. In this book, the author shows two diametrically opposed financial values by describing his two fathers, Cong Pei, a poor man and a rich man. The following is an analysis of the two fathers.

Poor Dad: Poor Dad is the biological father of Robert Kiyosaki in the book, and he is a learned civil servant. He spent a lot of time and energy in his life to go to work and earn money, but in the end, he didn't leave any wealth.

He was cautious and pessimistic about money, believing that work was a necessary means to get a living, rather than looking for wealth to become rich.

Rich Dad: Rich Dad, the father of Robert Kiyosaki's good friend, is a successful businessman and investor. His wealth is earned through smart investments and the opportunities and resources he has gained by making the most of his money.

He believes that financial education and financial literacy are more important than vocational skills gained purely on the job. He encouraged Robert Kiyosaki and his siblings to learn how to make money work for them, learn to set financial goals and pursue them aggressively.

The book highlights the importance of spending habits, financial planning, and financial literacy in the wealth creation process, and calls on people to look at financial issues from the perspective of a rich dad.

In conclusion, "Poor Dad" and "Rich Dad" represent two different values and attitudes to life. Through this book, the author tries to encourage people to take a more strategic approach to increasing their wealth and success.