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“ RICH DAD POOD DAD “
Many people work very hard, but they never seem to earn enough. In Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki explains how to escape this "rat race" and achieve financial independence.

Everybody should go to school, get high grades and then get a good job, right? Wrong! Well, at least if financial independence is what you are aiming at. Our education system is the number one cause of why so many people struggle financially. Schools teach people how to work for money, but they do not teach them how money can work for them. This lack of financial skills taught in school means that even highly educated people generally do not know how to handle money. The result is that the majority of people get trapped in work to pay their bills and are chasing paychecks all their life.

This is the sad conclusion Robert Kiyosaki draws in his bestselling book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Luckily, he also offers a way out. A way to get ahead. The fundamental trouble with working for money is that a job is a short term solution to a long term problem. People believe that if they get that raise, or get a new job they will finally have enough. However, if you do not know how money works, you can never have enough. Money alone will not solve anything, it will even get most people into more debt. So what is the secret to financial independence? Close the doors..

“ What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20 “

Key lessons that I learn from this book:

Always Act Like You’re in a Foreign Country
Remember that scene in “Friends” when Chandler finally sees New York?
The reason why he hadn’t seen it before – though spending all his life there – is quite simple: he thought he knew everything about it.

The truth is – he didn’t. None of us do. So, if you want to see things from a different angle, learn how to be observant and open-minded, optimistic and friendly. Always act like you’re in a foreign country, aware of your surroundings and taking an interest in all things and people. That way, you’ll actually see them.