Rich Dad Poor Dad RETOLD: Why the Rich Don't Work for Money (Complete Story)

Rich Dad Poor Dad RETOLD: Two Dads, Opposite Advice, One Life-Changing Choice Nine-year-old Robert Kiyosaki has a problem. He has two dads giving him completely opposite advice about money. One says "Go to school, get a safe job, work your way up." The other says "The rich don't work for money—they make money work for them." One dies broke. The other becomes one of the richest men in Hawaii. This is the complete story of the book that changed 40 million lives. In this full retelling, we break down all the lessons from Robert Kiyosaki's legendary "Rich Dad Poor Dad" through the real stories that taught them: the comic book library that revealed passive income, the 10-cents-an-hour job that exposed the Rat Race, the controversial truth about why your house is a liability, and the legal tax strategies the rich use that schools never teach. Published in 1997, "Rich Dad Poor Dad" became the #1 personal finance book of all time. It launched a movement. It challenged everything we're taught about money. But here's the truth: reading this book changes nothing. Applying these lessons changes everything. What You'll Discover: ✓ Why the rich don't work for money (and what they do instead) ✓ The two emotions—fear and greed—that keep people trapped in the Rat Race ✓ The one rule that determines wealth: Assets vs Liabilities (most people get this backwards) ✓ Why your house is NOT an asset (the most controversial point in the book) ✓ The three cashflow patterns: Poor, Middle Class, and Rich (which one are you living?) ✓ How Robert quit his job at 30 through real estate investments ✓ What "mind your own business" actually means (it's not what you think) ✓ Ray Kroc's secret: McDonald's isn't in the hamburger business ✓ The Cashflow Quadrant: E, S, B, I—and why you need to move right ✓ Why employees pay 40% in taxes while corporation owners pay 15% ✓ The four areas of Financial IQ the rich master (and schools ignore) ✓ How to use corporations legally to keep more of your money ✓ The 1031 exchange that saved Kiyosaki $30,000 on one deal This isn't just a book summary. It's the story behind the philosophy. The real lessons. The real outcomes. The formula that works whether you're in 1997 or 2024. Whether you've read "Rich Dad Poor Dad" five times or never heard of it—this retelling will show you exactly how to escape the Rat Race and build real wealth through financial intelligence. DISCLAIMER This video is an educational retelling and analysis of Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad" (1997). All lessons and stories are drawn from the original book and presented for educational purposes. This is not financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Always consult with qualified professionals before making financial decisions. Tax laws vary by jurisdiction and change over time. Corporate structures must be set up properly with professional guidance. Results from applying these principles will vary based on your situation, effort, and many other factors. Past performance does not guarantee future results. © 2024 Stories of Success. Educational content based on Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad" (1997). "The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth." - Robert Kiyosaki