Rich Dad Poor Dad

Introduction – The Rich Don’t Work for Money

Poor dad valued a steady paycheck; rich dad taught money should work for you.

Lesson 1 – The Rich Don’t Work for Money

The poor and middle class work for money; the rich make money work for them.

Lesson 2 – Why Teach Financial Literacy?

It’s not how much you earn, it’s how much you keep — know assets vs liabilities.

Lesson 3 – Mind Your Own Business

Treat your finances like a business — build income-generating assets outside your job.

Lesson 4 – The History of Taxes and the Power of Corporations

Learn how legal structures and financial knowledge reduce taxes and protect wealth.

Lesson 5 – The Rich Invent Money

Opportunity favors the financially prepared — creativity + knowledge creates money.

Lesson 6 – Work to Learn — Don’t Work for Money

Choose jobs that teach valuable skills (sales, marketing, investing), not just paychecks.

Lesson 7 – Overcoming Obstacles

Fear, cynicism, laziness, bad habits, and arrogance block financial progress.

Lesson 8 – Getting Started

Find a compelling "why," adopt daily wealth-building habits, and start small.

Lesson 9 – Still Want More? Here Are Some To-Do’s

Stop ineffective behaviors, search for new ideas, and network with knowledgeable people.

Quick Reference — One-line Takeaways

• Know the difference: assets vs liabilities.
• Build assets first; minimize liabilities.
• Use corporations and structures legally where helpful.
• Work to learn, not only to earn.
• Control fear, act with financial knowledge, and keep learning.