Rich Dad Poor Dad

Before you can build an empire, you must first dismantle the myths that hold you captive. Rich Dad Poor Dad is not a book about money; it is the essential manifesto that rewires your fundamental understanding of wealth itself.

Robert Kiyosaki's seminal work draws the critical distinction between working for money and having your money work for you. Through the powerful parable of his two "dads"—one a highly educated but financially struggling academic, the other a wealthy entrepreneur who never finished eighth grade—Kiyosaki dismantles the orthodox, outdated advice that keeps the affluent in a separate class.

This book introduces the revolutionary concepts that form the bedrock of financial intelligence: why assets must outweigh liabilities, how the wealthy use corporations to their advantage, and the crucial difference between professional expertise and financial literacy. It is a forceful argument for financial education as the ultimate tool for liberation.

For the visionary who is ready to question everything they've been taught about money, this is the indispensable first step. It is the intellectual key that unlocks a lifetime of strategic wealth building.

Key Highlights:

• The Asset vs. Liability Paradigm: Learn the fundamental definition that separates the wealthy from everyone else.

• Financial IQ Over Academic IQ: Understand why financial intelligence is more valuable than a traditional education in building wealth.

• The Entrepreneurial Mindset: Shift your perspective from "I can't afford it" to "How can I afford it?"

• Making Money Work for You: Discover the principles of investing and building passive income streams that generate freedom.

• The Tax & Corporation Advantage: Gain a basic understanding of how the wealthy use the legal system to legally minimize taxes and protect assets.

This volume is for the heir, the innovator, and the dissident. It is the mandatory prelude to any financial journey, providing the mindset required to build, protect, and perpetuate wealth across generations.