change perspective, redefine financial goals

Stuck in the Rat Race

Feeling like they are working hard just to pay bills, unable to escape the dependency on a salary, and lacking time/money for a personal life.

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Poor Money Management 

Frequently running into the problem of "running out of money before the end of the month," not knowing where their money goes, and struggling with saving or investing.

Misunderstanding Assets and Liabilities

Confusing assets (things that generate income) and liabilities (things that drain money), leading to ineffective spending and purchasing decisions (e.g., viewing their home as their biggest asset).

Seeking Financial Freedom

Having a strong desire for financial independence to stop working for money, but not knowing where to start investing or which path to take.

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

"Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki is a groundbreaking book on financial mindset, teaching you how to have money work for you, instead of working hard for a paycheck. Through the story of the two fathers, the book highlights the importance of financial education and how to distinguish assets from liabilities to escape the "Rat Race." This is an essential guide for anyone looking to change their thinking, build passive income, and achieve financial independence.

Helps you become

Essential Financial Education

The book stresses that Financial Intelligence (Financial IQ) is more crucial than academic education. It provides foundational knowledge often overlooked in traditional schooling.

+) Distinguish Assets from Liabilities: This is the most famous lesson. An Asset is something that puts money in your pocket, while a Liability is something that takes money out of your pocket.

+) Understanding Financial Statements: It offers basic knowledge to help you assess your own financial health..

Fundamental Mindset Shift on Money

The most significant impact of the book is challenging the traditional view and helping readers shift from "working for money" to "having money work for them."

+) Escaping the Rat Race: It highlights that relying solely on a monthly paycheck is a trap that keeps most people in a cycle of dependency.

+) Focus on Passive Income: It encourages building streams of income that flow into your pocket automatically through investing and business ownership.

Encouraging Investment and Business Ownership

"Rich Dad" teaches that the wealthy do not work for others; they own the systems (businesses) or the assets that generate wealth.

+) Work to Learn, Not to Earn: It advises choosing jobs that allow you to acquire valuable skills and experience, rather than focusing purely on salary.

+) Embracing Calculated Risk: Instead of being paralyzed by fear of failure, the book teaches you how to manage and learn from financial risks as a necessary path to wealth.

PRODUCT INFOMATIONS

NAME BOOK

RICH DAD POOR DAD

author

Robert T. Kiyosaki

number of pages

245 PAGES

for the remaining 68 customers

SET OF 2 BOOKS

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This is not just a book; it's a financial mindset lesson that forced me to change the way I view money. The lesson on distinguishing between Assets and Liabilities fundamentally altered my spending and investment decisions. It helped me realize how stuck I was in the 'Rat Race' and provided a clear roadmap for starting to build passive income.

The greatest effect of the book is its ability to stimulate action. Kiyosaki simplifies complex investment concepts, making even beginners feel confident. It encourages you to proactively learn about money (which school doesn't teach) and take calculated risks. After reading it, I immediately started researching stocks and real estate instead of just letting my savings sit idle.

What I love most is that it's broken down into 92 actionable tricks—I can read one in the morning and use it that day. No fluffy theories, just clear communication formulas. It helped me stop interrupting people and instead use 'Parroting' to make others feel respected. My relationships with family and friends have improved so much.