Financial Thinking: Financial Management Lessons from Rich Dad and Poor Dad

The difference between "rich dad" and "poor dad" is not about money, but about "thinking". This book refines several core thinking of rich dad, for example, the first is "asset thinking" (buying things that generate money, such as rent and dividends, rather than things that consume money, such as cars and luxury goods), the second is "long-term thinking" (not pursuing short-term wealth, but "getting rich slowly"), and the third is "educational thinking" (continuously learning financial management knowledge and improving your ability to make money). It also dismantles the traps of poor dads: such as "fear of risk and dare not invest" and "wait until you have money to manage finances." Remember: Financial intelligence is not born, it is learned. From today on, think like your rich dad, and money will naturally come to you.