"Rich Dad Poor Dad" learning experience summary

It took 11 days to read the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad". The biggest realization is that cognition changes lives, and it can still be like this.

The protagonist of the story has two fathers, the poor father is a biological father, highly educated, he told Kiyosaki to study hard, grow up to find a stable and high-paying job. The rich father is the father of the protagonist's good friend and an excellent investment entrepreneur. Although he did not graduate from high school, he has successfully managed several companies and achieved financial freedom. Kiyosaki began to learn financial knowledge and practice from the age of nine. The two fathers mixed with each other's ideas, and finally chose the rich father's life path, and it turned out that he was correct.

The first lesson is about, "The rich don't work for money."

Rich people don't work for money, and while they are valuable, money comes with them. The poor, on the other hand, are motivated by fear and greed, fear of not being able to eat, not being able to afford a house, afraid that others will look down on them, want to have a beautiful big car, and have to find a job with a stable income.

The second lesson, "Why teach finance?" ”

If you want to make a fortune and make it work for you, you must at least learn the minimum and necessary financial knowledge.

Two keywords are "assets" and "liabilities".

Assets are things that put money in my pocket.

Debt is something that takes money out of my pocket.

Understand the difference between assets and liabilities, you will make the right action from the bottom of your heart, buy more assets that can increase income, and embark on the road to riches.

The poor only have to spend, the rich buy assets.

Learning about finance is as important as building a house and needing a solid foundation. If you dig a pit and hurriedly lay a layer of soil, you will start to wait for high-rise buildings, get it, but in the end it must be a leaning tower.

You want to get rich quickly, but you don't know anything about finances, and even if you get assets temporarily by luck, it will eventually be a dream.

Remember, what comes by luck will be returned by strength.

The third lesson, "Focus on your own career."

The rich man cares about his assets,

Others care about immediate income.

Rich dads tell us a secret to getting rich: focus on your career. Don't spend your life working for someone else.

Think creatively about what your career is, not your career!

Go for an effort to acquire an asset you like and take care of it well.

Lesson Four, "The History of Taxation and the Power of Corporations."

Be good at calculations so that you will not be led away by others.

Here are the four intellectual components of financial quotient:

1. Knowledge

2. Investment

3. Understand the market

4. Law

Protect your assets with the benefits that your company offers to help you get rich faster.

Lesson five, "The Investment of the Rich."

Our most important investment is in the brain.

The higher the financial quotient, the more investment opportunities you can find.

Lesson six, "Learn not to work for money."

For well-educated dads, job stability is some.

And for rich dads, continuous learning is everything.

To cultivate yourself, to think of yourself as a company, to do a good job in financial statements, to learn the skills you should have, to improve your own value, and to let money work for you.

If you want to change the current situation, you must first change yourself.

One of the most important rules of money is: give and then get.

Lesson seven, overcoming difficulties.

Overcome fears

Overcome cynicism

Overcome laziness

Overcome bad habits

Overcome conceit

The main difference between the poor and the rich is that they deal with fear differently.

The poor are afraid of failure, so they choose to be conservative.

I have never seen a rich man who has not lost money, but I have seen a poor man who has not lost a dime.

Turn every disaster into an opportunity, gain valuable lessons from it, and turn it into an incentive to succeed.

Lesson eight, "Get Started."

Give yourself a surreal reason, preferably a spiritual force, to remove all obstacles.

Make your own choice every day, whether to read a book or look at your phone?

Harness the power of fast learning

Be self-disciplined.

Give generous rewards to those who help you.

Focus on what you have to do,

Pretending to be the hero he admires the most,

Selflessly share what you have,

Give first, take later.

"There are some things to do"

Be willing to think, but also be willing to act.

Evaluate what you're doing and what doesn't? The important thing is that there is only one piece.

Learn new thinking,

Learn from the experience of previous generations and ask for advice from people who have done what you want to do and have results.

Remember, as long as you find the trick, everything will be very easy.

Finally, chicken soup:

"We all have great potential – this is a gift from God!"