THE #1 MONEY RULE SCHOOLS NEVER TEACH – RICH DAD POOR DAD

Are schools setting us up to succeed… or to stay broke? 🤔 In this video, Ethan breaks down the #1 money rule that schools never teach—straight from Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. If you’ve ever felt trapped in the rat race, working paycheck-to-paycheck, or confused why you work so hard but never feel ahead, this video is for you. ________________________________________ 🕒 Timestamps 0:00 – The Problem: Why Schools Don’t Teach Money 2:35 – Intro & What to Expect 4:10 – Lesson 1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money 6:45 – Lesson 2: Assets vs. Liabilities 9:15 – Lesson 3: Escaping the Rat Race 12:05 – Lesson 4: The Power of Financial Education 15:00 – Lesson 5: Taxes & The Wealthy Mindset 18:05 – Lesson 6: Risks & Learning by Doing 21:10 – Lesson 7: Work to Learn, Not Just to Earn 24:00 – Recap & Closing Thoughts ________________________________________ 📘 What You’ll Learn • Why the U.S. school system prepares you to be an employee, not financially free • The single most important money rule the wealthy live by • The difference between assets and liabilities (and how to spot them) • How to escape the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle known as the “rat race” • Why financial education is more important than a fancy degree • How the wealthy legally pay less in taxes • Why taking risks and building skills matter more than a safe job ________________________________________ 🌟 Key Highlights • Eye-opening contrast: Why hard work doesn’t equal wealth in America • Relatable stories & analogies: Easy-to-understand money lessons for everyday life • Lifestyle vision: What financial freedom can actually look like for you • Actionable mindset shifts: From working for money → to making money work for you ________________________________________ 📚 Welcome to Ethan’s Money Library – “Building Wealth, One Book at a Time.” 👍 If you find this video valuable, like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to hear this today. 💬 Comment below: Which money lesson hit you the hardest? Let’s start the conversation.