"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" left lessons that can change your financial mindset forever. From understanding how money works to learning how to make it work for you, these 6 lessons are key to building freedom. This post invites you to apply them in a practical way to transform your present and your future. 🔥 If you want to grow with financial intelligence, this message is for you. Comment "METHOD" if you're ready to incorporate these lessons into your life. #financialeducation #richdadpoordad #lifemethod #consulting #mentoring #leadership #purpose #growth #richdadmindset #financialfreedom #intelligentaction #personaltransformation #financialeducation #richdadpoordad #moneylessons #wealthmindset 6 lessons are key that Rich Dad and Poor Dad give us to build financial freedom. 1. Most people leave school without knowing how to earn money... they don't know how to manage it, multiply it, or Invest it. Knowing about money is more important than just earning it. If you don't learn how to manage it, you'll always work for it. 2. The real difference between rich and poor is in the order of priorities. The rich think like this: 1. Needs 2. Investments 3. Wants The poor think like this: 4. Wants 5. Needs 6. Investments This simple shift in focus is what allows the rich to make money work for them, while others only work for money. 3. Change yourself, don't blame your environment. Your financial results depend on your mindset, not your background. Transform your life with daily habits like: • Read every day • Take action • Overcome fears • Improve your skills • Quit bad habits • Stay focused • Get out of your comfort zone • Learn from mentors • Write to your future self. Your internal change transforms your external reality. 4. Learn accounting Basics: The Key to Being Rich Assets = They put money in your pocket. Liabilities = They take it out of you. The rich buy assets. The poor, liabilities disguised as lifestyle choices. 5. Taxes don't punish the rich, they punish the poor. The poor pay taxes before they spend. The rich, through their businesses, spend and then pay taxes. Know the 4 pillars of creating wealth: 1. Accounting 2. Investing 3. Understanding markets 4. Law (especially taxes and legal protection) 6. Your job is not your business You work for your boss, then for the government (taxes), and then for the bank (mortgage). But... do you work for yourself? Keep your job if you want, but make sure you invest in income-producing assets: • Dividend-paying stocks • Rental real estate • Index funds • Bonds Make your assets pay for your whims, not your salary.