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7 money lessons from Rich Dad Poor Dad
Reinvest the profits you make- The profitability created by your assets should be reinvested in other assets.
Reduce your spending as much as possible- The author advises having as little debt load as possible because, in the end, it hinders the financial freedom you want to achieve.
Know the difference between assets and liabilities- An asset is something that puts money in your pocket and a liability is something that takes money out of your pocket.
Don't work to earn money; work to learn- Learning can make you much more knowledgeable and can provide you with unique skills to improve your professional situation.
Financial education is your greatest asset- Money isn't your greatest asset. The book recommends having knowledge of accounting, investing, markets, law, bidding, marketing, leadership, writing, etc.
The rich make their money work for them- Rich people make money and don't work to earn it. In other words, they buy assets that generate income. This is one of the book's most important lessons.
7 money lessons from Rich Dad Poor Dad7 money lessons from Rich Dad Poor Dad