1. Poor dad: Don't look at the money.

Rich dad: It makes sense to look at money.

Poor dad always said, I'm a teacher and I'm not interested in money. I don't work for money. Rich dad said, is it true? Tell him not to pay!

2. Poor dad: Stay away from risks

Rich dad: dancing with risk

Poor dad always said that investment is risky, don't take risks, safety first, put money in the bank and put it in the pension plan. Rich dad said that investment is not a risk, but only if you don't know how to manage money, so schools should teach children how to manage money as soon as possible.

3. poor dad: do government work and ensure an iron rice bowl.

Rich dad: Start a company and be a boss.

Poor dad always said, find a stable job after school, with pension and other benefits; Rich dad said, "That's a good idea." If you plan to work hard all your life, the best way to get rich is to have your own business and let others work for you, not the other way around.

4. Poor dad: I can't afford it. Forget it.

Rich dad: How to buy it? Do something.

Rich dad said: the poor are more likely to be poor than the rich. As soon as you say "I can't afford it", your brain turns off and you won't try to find a way. You should ask how you can afford it. After asking, your brain starts to move, and you start to think of ways.

5. Poor dad: I have assets?

Rich dad: I'm in debt!

Rich dad said the house and the car were all debts. Rich dad said that assets can make money for you. Whether you work or not, the debt will always come from your pocket. Never treat debt as an asset, or you will be in big trouble. Your bank adviser told you that the house is an asset, but he didn't lie. He just didn't say whose it was, but it was actually from the bank! You have to pay proof to the bank every month, and so does the car.

The benefits of investment are obvious, but people are afraid of bankruptcy.

Everyone will be afraid, but the reason is lack of financial knowledge. The problem is that schools don't teach money knowledge, so people should pay attention to asking schools to teach your children financial knowledge in advance. Money is not evil, but ignorance is.