,Question,Answer,id,context,data_slice,raw_data,flag,hf_ques_ans_roberta_base_squad2,answer_cb
0,When do people run away?,stock prices,1.0,"When stock prices decline , people run away .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_0,"For most people , their profession is their income . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . An employee earns , gets taxed , and then spends what is left . A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and then gets taxed on what is left . This is the biggest legal loophole that the rich use ! Know a little about a lot . Learn something about accounting , investing , markets , the law , sales , marketing , leadership , writing , speaking , and negotiating . An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.Work to learn , do n't work to earn . Find a job where you can learn one or more of the above mentioned skills.Do not simply buy investments . First invest in learning about investing.You will become what you study , so choose your study materials carefully . Find people who are the best in their field . Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime . Playing not to lose money means you will never make money . `` Winning means being unafraid to lose . `` Failure inspires winners and defeats losers . When something does not work out the way you planned , let it inspire you to try a different approach . Learn and move on.Be in control over your emotions . Do not let fear or opinions of the general public dictate your actions . When stock prices decline , people run away . However , when the local supermarket has a sale , people buy as much as they can.Most sellers ask too much . It is rare that the asking price is lower than something is worth.Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you , and pay them well ! Saying `` I ca n't afford it '' shuts down your brain . Asking `` How can I afford it ? '' opens up your brain and triggers your financial genius to come up with a creative solution.Pay yourself first . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills . Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . This is a difficult , but very important principle . However , it does not mean you should be irresponsible . Always pay your bills",0.0,When stock prices decline,When stock prices decline
1,What is the first thing you should learn about investing?,investing,2.0,"Learn something about accounting , investing , markets , the law , sales , marketing , leadership , writing , speaking , and negotiating . First invest in learning about investing.You will become what you study , so choose your study materials carefully .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_0,"For most people , their profession is their income . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . An employee earns , gets taxed , and then spends what is left . A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and then gets taxed on what is left . This is the biggest legal loophole that the rich use ! Know a little about a lot . Learn something about accounting , investing , markets , the law , sales , marketing , leadership , writing , speaking , and negotiating . An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.Work to learn , do n't work to earn . Find a job where you can learn one or more of the above mentioned skills.Do not simply buy investments . First invest in learning about investing.You will become what you study , so choose your study materials carefully . Find people who are the best in their field . Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime . Playing not to lose money means you will never make money . `` Winning means being unafraid to lose . `` Failure inspires winners and defeats losers . When something does not work out the way you planned , let it inspire you to try a different approach . Learn and move on.Be in control over your emotions . Do not let fear or opinions of the general public dictate your actions . When stock prices decline , people run away . However , when the local supermarket has a sale , people buy as much as they can.Most sellers ask too much . It is rare that the asking price is lower than something is worth.Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you , and pay them well ! Saying `` I ca n't afford it '' shuts down your brain . Asking `` How can I afford it ? '' opens up your brain and triggers your financial genius to come up with a creative solution.Pay yourself first . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills . Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . This is a difficult , but very important principle . However , it does not mean you should be irresponsible . Always pay your bills",0.0,Pay yourself first,Pay yourself first
2,What should I invest in to protect my assets?,assets,3.0,"Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_0,"For most people , their profession is their income . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . An employee earns , gets taxed , and then spends what is left . A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and then gets taxed on what is left . This is the biggest legal loophole that the rich use ! Know a little about a lot . Learn something about accounting , investing , markets , the law , sales , marketing , leadership , writing , speaking , and negotiating . An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.Work to learn , do n't work to earn . Find a job where you can learn one or more of the above mentioned skills.Do not simply buy investments . First invest in learning about investing.You will become what you study , so choose your study materials carefully . Find people who are the best in their field . Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime . Playing not to lose money means you will never make money . `` Winning means being unafraid to lose . `` Failure inspires winners and defeats losers . When something does not work out the way you planned , let it inspire you to try a different approach . Learn and move on.Be in control over your emotions . Do not let fear or opinions of the general public dictate your actions . When stock prices decline , people run away . However , when the local supermarket has a sale , people buy as much as they can.Most sellers ask too much . It is rare that the asking price is lower than something is worth.Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you , and pay them well ! Saying `` I ca n't afford it '' shuts down your brain . Asking `` How can I afford it ? '' opens up your brain and triggers your financial genius to come up with a creative solution.Pay yourself first . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills . Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . This is a difficult , but very important principle . However , it does not mean you should be irresponsible . Always pay your bills",0.0,Create a corporation,Create a corporation
3,How do you get enough money to pay bills?,bills,4.0,"Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills . Always pay your bills",rdpd_summary_01.txt_0,"For most people , their profession is their income . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . An employee earns , gets taxed , and then spends what is left . A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and then gets taxed on what is left . This is the biggest legal loophole that the rich use ! Know a little about a lot . Learn something about accounting , investing , markets , the law , sales , marketing , leadership , writing , speaking , and negotiating . An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.Work to learn , do n't work to earn . Find a job where you can learn one or more of the above mentioned skills.Do not simply buy investments . First invest in learning about investing.You will become what you study , so choose your study materials carefully . Find people who are the best in their field . Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime . Playing not to lose money means you will never make money . `` Winning means being unafraid to lose . `` Failure inspires winners and defeats losers . When something does not work out the way you planned , let it inspire you to try a different approach . Learn and move on.Be in control over your emotions . Do not let fear or opinions of the general public dictate your actions . When stock prices decline , people run away . However , when the local supermarket has a sale , people buy as much as they can.Most sellers ask too much . It is rare that the asking price is lower than something is worth.Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you , and pay them well ! Saying `` I ca n't afford it '' shuts down your brain . Asking `` How can I afford it ? '' opens up your brain and triggers your financial genius to come up with a creative solution.Pay yourself first . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills . Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . This is a difficult , but very important principle . However , it does not mean you should be irresponsible . Always pay your bills",0.0,generate enough cash flow from my assets,generate enough cash flow from my assets
4,What should I do to cover my assets?,expenses,5.0,"Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_0,"For most people , their profession is their income . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . An employee earns , gets taxed , and then spends what is left . A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and then gets taxed on what is left . This is the biggest legal loophole that the rich use ! Know a little about a lot . Learn something about accounting , investing , markets , the law , sales , marketing , leadership , writing , speaking , and negotiating . An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.Work to learn , do n't work to earn . Find a job where you can learn one or more of the above mentioned skills.Do not simply buy investments . First invest in learning about investing.You will become what you study , so choose your study materials carefully . Find people who are the best in their field . Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime . Playing not to lose money means you will never make money . `` Winning means being unafraid to lose . `` Failure inspires winners and defeats losers . When something does not work out the way you planned , let it inspire you to try a different approach . Learn and move on.Be in control over your emotions . Do not let fear or opinions of the general public dictate your actions . When stock prices decline , people run away . However , when the local supermarket has a sale , people buy as much as they can.Most sellers ask too much . It is rare that the asking price is lower than something is worth.Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you , and pay them well ! Saying `` I ca n't afford it '' shuts down your brain . Asking `` How can I afford it ? '' opens up your brain and triggers your financial genius to come up with a creative solution.Pay yourself first . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills . Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . This is a difficult , but very important principle . However , it does not mean you should be irresponsible . Always pay your bills",0.0,invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets,invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets
5,"For rich people, their assets are their what?",income,6.0,"Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_0,"For most people , their profession is their income . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . An employee earns , gets taxed , and then spends what is left . A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and then gets taxed on what is left . This is the biggest legal loophole that the rich use ! Know a little about a lot . Learn something about accounting , investing , markets , the law , sales , marketing , leadership , writing , speaking , and negotiating . An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.Work to learn , do n't work to earn . Find a job where you can learn one or more of the above mentioned skills.Do not simply buy investments . First invest in learning about investing.You will become what you study , so choose your study materials carefully . Find people who are the best in their field . Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime . Playing not to lose money means you will never make money . `` Winning means being unafraid to lose . `` Failure inspires winners and defeats losers . When something does not work out the way you planned , let it inspire you to try a different approach . Learn and move on.Be in control over your emotions . Do not let fear or opinions of the general public dictate your actions . When stock prices decline , people run away . However , when the local supermarket has a sale , people buy as much as they can.Most sellers ask too much . It is rare that the asking price is lower than something is worth.Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you , and pay them well ! Saying `` I ca n't afford it '' shuts down your brain . Asking `` How can I afford it ? '' opens up your brain and triggers your financial genius to come up with a creative solution.Pay yourself first . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills . Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . This is a difficult , but very important principle . However , it does not mean you should be irresponsible . Always pay your bills",0.0,income,income
6,What do you need to get enough money to pay bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door?,money,7.0,"Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_0,"For most people , their profession is their income . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . An employee earns , gets taxed , and then spends what is left . A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and then gets taxed on what is left . This is the biggest legal loophole that the rich use ! Know a little about a lot . Learn something about accounting , investing , markets , the law , sales , marketing , leadership , writing , speaking , and negotiating . An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.Work to learn , do n't work to earn . Find a job where you can learn one or more of the above mentioned skills.Do not simply buy investments . First invest in learning about investing.You will become what you study , so choose your study materials carefully . Find people who are the best in their field . Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime . Playing not to lose money means you will never make money . `` Winning means being unafraid to lose . `` Failure inspires winners and defeats losers . When something does not work out the way you planned , let it inspire you to try a different approach . Learn and move on.Be in control over your emotions . Do not let fear or opinions of the general public dictate your actions . When stock prices decline , people run away . However , when the local supermarket has a sale , people buy as much as they can.Most sellers ask too much . It is rare that the asking price is lower than something is worth.Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you , and pay them well ! Saying `` I ca n't afford it '' shuts down your brain . Asking `` How can I afford it ? '' opens up your brain and triggers your financial genius to come up with a creative solution.Pay yourself first . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills . Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . This is a difficult , but very important principle . However , it does not mean you should be irresponsible . Always pay your bills",0.0,innovative ways,innovative ways
7,Who do you surround yourself with who are smarter than you?,people,8.0,"For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . It is rare that the asking price is lower than something is worth.Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you , and pay them well ! Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_0,"For most people , their profession is their income . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . An employee earns , gets taxed , and then spends what is left . A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and then gets taxed on what is left . This is the biggest legal loophole that the rich use ! Know a little about a lot . Learn something about accounting , investing , markets , the law , sales , marketing , leadership , writing , speaking , and negotiating . An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.Work to learn , do n't work to earn . Find a job where you can learn one or more of the above mentioned skills.Do not simply buy investments . First invest in learning about investing.You will become what you study , so choose your study materials carefully . Find people who are the best in their field . Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime . Playing not to lose money means you will never make money . `` Winning means being unafraid to lose . `` Failure inspires winners and defeats losers . When something does not work out the way you planned , let it inspire you to try a different approach . Learn and move on.Be in control over your emotions . Do not let fear or opinions of the general public dictate your actions . When stock prices decline , people run away . However , when the local supermarket has a sale , people buy as much as they can.Most sellers ask too much . It is rare that the asking price is lower than something is worth.Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you , and pay them well ! Saying `` I ca n't afford it '' shuts down your brain . Asking `` How can I afford it ? '' opens up your brain and triggers your financial genius to come up with a creative solution.Pay yourself first . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills . Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . This is a difficult , but very important principle . However , it does not mean you should be irresponsible . Always pay your bills",0.0,people,people
8,How do I generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover expenses?,enough cash flow,9.0,"For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_0,"For most people , their profession is their income . For rich people , their assets are their income.If I want to buy something , I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses . Buy luxuries last , not first.Excess cash flow generated by my assets should be reinvested into other assets.Do not simply aim for more income , aim for more assets.Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities.Create a corporation to protect your assets and reduce tax expenses . An employee earns , gets taxed , and then spends what is left . A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and then gets taxed on what is left . This is the biggest legal loophole that the rich use ! Know a little about a lot . Learn something about accounting , investing , markets , the law , sales , marketing , leadership , writing , speaking , and negotiating . An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.Work to learn , do n't work to earn . Find a job where you can learn one or more of the above mentioned skills.Do not simply buy investments . First invest in learning about investing.You will become what you study , so choose your study materials carefully . Find people who are the best in their field . Then study and emulate them.Every rich person has lost money at some point , but many poor people have never lost a dime . Playing not to lose money means you will never make money . `` Winning means being unafraid to lose . `` Failure inspires winners and defeats losers . When something does not work out the way you planned , let it inspire you to try a different approach . Learn and move on.Be in control over your emotions . Do not let fear or opinions of the general public dictate your actions . When stock prices decline , people run away . However , when the local supermarket has a sale , people buy as much as they can.Most sellers ask too much . It is rare that the asking price is lower than something is worth.Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you , and pay them well ! Saying `` I ca n't afford it '' shuts down your brain . Asking `` How can I afford it ? '' opens up your brain and triggers your financial genius to come up with a creative solution.Pay yourself first . Each month , first invest a certain amount of money into income generating assets before you pay your bills . Use this pressure to pay to inspire you to come up with innovative ways to get enough money to pay the bills before the bill collector comes knocking at your door . This is a difficult , but very important principle . However , it does not mean you should be irresponsible . Always pay your bills",0.0,I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses,I must first generate enough cash flow from my assets to cover these expenses
9,What are made when you buy?,profits,1.0,"Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",rdpd_summary_01.txt_1,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ? For me , because I do not want to work all my life . I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time . Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . Write down yours , because it will keep you motivated.Listening is more important than talking . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",0.0,Profits,Profits
10,"If you pay yourself last, you would feel no pressure but you would probably not come up with new what?",sources,2.0,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_1,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ? For me , because I do not want to work all my life . I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time . Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . Write down yours , because it will keep you motivated.Listening is more important than talking . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",0.0,sources of income,sources of income
11,What do you want to earn more passive income?,income,3.0,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ?",rdpd_summary_01.txt_1,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ? For me , because I do not want to work all my life . I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time . Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . Write down yours , because it will keep you motivated.Listening is more important than talking . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",0.0,I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time,I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time
12,Do not constantly argue and think with your what?,mouth,4.0,"Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_1,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ? For me , because I do not want to work all my life . I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time . Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . Write down yours , because it will keep you motivated.Listening is more important than talking . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",0.0,mouth,mouth
13,"Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth, but instead ask what and absorb new ideas.",questions,5.0,"Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_1,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ? For me , because I do not want to work all my life . I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time . Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . Write down yours , because it will keep you motivated.Listening is more important than talking . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",0.0,questions,questions
14,"Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth, but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.",ideas,6.0,"Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_1,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ? For me , because I do not want to work all my life . I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time . Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . Write down yours , because it will keep you motivated.Listening is more important than talking . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",0.0,Listening,Listening
15,Do not follow the crowd and do not try to time the market?,market,7.0,"Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_1,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ? For me , because I do not want to work all my life . I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time . Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . Write down yours , because it will keep you motivated.Listening is more important than talking . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",0.0,On the market,On the market
16,What should you have in mind when you are paying yourself last?,purpose,8.0,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_1,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ? For me , because I do not want to work all my life . I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time . Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . Write down yours , because it will keep you motivated.Listening is more important than talking . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",0.0,a clear purpose,a clear purpose
17,What is the purpose of a person?,mind,9.0,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_1,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ? For me , because I do not want to work all my life . I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time . Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . Write down yours , because it will keep you motivated.Listening is more important than talking . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",0.0,Have a clear purpose in mind,Have a clear purpose in mind
18,"I want to support my parents financially because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement. For me, because I do not want to work all my what?",life,10.0,"Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . For me , because I do not want to work all my life .",rdpd_summary_01.txt_1,"If you pay yourself last , you would feel no pressure , but you would probably not come up with new sources of income either.Have a clear purpose in mind . Why do you want to earn more passive income ? For me , because I do not want to work all my life . I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time . Also , I want to support my parents financially , because they have been working hard all their life and they deserve an amazing retirement . Write down yours , because it will keep you motivated.Listening is more important than talking . Do not constantly argue and think with your mouth , but instead ask questions and absorb new ideas.On the market : do not follow the crowd , and do not try to time the market . Profits are made when you buy , not when you sell",0.0,I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time .,I want to have control over how I decide to spend my time .
19,What puts money in your pocket?,asset,1.0,” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_0,"“ There is a difference between being poor and being broke . ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ People ’ s lives are forever controlled by two emotions : fear and greed. ” “ So many people say , ‘ Oh , I ’ m not interested in money. ’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day. ” “ Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. ” “ Intelligence solves problems and produces money. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket . A liability takes money out of your pocket. “ Illiteracy , both in words and numbers , is the foundation of financial struggle. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money. ” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ The number-one expense for most people is taxes. ” Higher incomes cause higher taxes . This is known as “ bracket creep. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems. ” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. “ The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts . You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly. ” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ The rich buy assets . The poor only have expenses . The middle-class buy liabilities they think are assets. ” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business . They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich. ” “ To become financially secure , a person needs to mind their own business. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else",0.0,An asset,An asset
20,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,2.0,” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. A liability takes money out of your pocket.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_0,"“ There is a difference between being poor and being broke . ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ People ’ s lives are forever controlled by two emotions : fear and greed. ” “ So many people say , ‘ Oh , I ’ m not interested in money. ’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day. ” “ Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. ” “ Intelligence solves problems and produces money. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket . A liability takes money out of your pocket. “ Illiteracy , both in words and numbers , is the foundation of financial struggle. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money. ” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ The number-one expense for most people is taxes. ” Higher incomes cause higher taxes . This is known as “ bracket creep. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems. ” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. “ The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts . You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly. ” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ The rich buy assets . The poor only have expenses . The middle-class buy liabilities they think are assets. ” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business . They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich. ” “ To become financially secure , a person needs to mind their own business. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else",0.0,You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets,You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets
21,What is the result of people working all their lives for someone else?,struggle,3.0,” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else,rdpd_summary_02.txt_0,"“ There is a difference between being poor and being broke . ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ People ’ s lives are forever controlled by two emotions : fear and greed. ” “ So many people say , ‘ Oh , I ’ m not interested in money. ’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day. ” “ Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. ” “ Intelligence solves problems and produces money. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket . A liability takes money out of your pocket. “ Illiteracy , both in words and numbers , is the foundation of financial struggle. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money. ” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ The number-one expense for most people is taxes. ” Higher incomes cause higher taxes . This is known as “ bracket creep. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems. ” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. “ The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts . You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly. ” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ The rich buy assets . The poor only have expenses . The middle-class buy liabilities they think are assets. ” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business . They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich. ” “ To become financially secure , a person needs to mind their own business. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else",0.0,Financial struggle,Financial struggle
22,What do people do to make someone rich?,lives,4.0,” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_0,"“ There is a difference between being poor and being broke . ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ People ’ s lives are forever controlled by two emotions : fear and greed. ” “ So many people say , ‘ Oh , I ’ m not interested in money. ’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day. ” “ Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. ” “ Intelligence solves problems and produces money. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket . A liability takes money out of your pocket. “ Illiteracy , both in words and numbers , is the foundation of financial struggle. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money. ” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ The number-one expense for most people is taxes. ” Higher incomes cause higher taxes . This is known as “ bracket creep. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems. ” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. “ The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts . You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly. ” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ The rich buy assets . The poor only have expenses . The middle-class buy liabilities they think are assets. ” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business . They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich. ” “ To become financially secure , a person needs to mind their own business. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else",0.0,minding someone else ’ s business,minding someone else ’ s business
23,What is the difference between being poor and being broke?,difference,5.0,"” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. “ There is a difference between being poor and being broke .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_0,"“ There is a difference between being poor and being broke . ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ People ’ s lives are forever controlled by two emotions : fear and greed. ” “ So many people say , ‘ Oh , I ’ m not interested in money. ’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day. ” “ Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. ” “ Intelligence solves problems and produces money. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket . A liability takes money out of your pocket. “ Illiteracy , both in words and numbers , is the foundation of financial struggle. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money. ” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ The number-one expense for most people is taxes. ” Higher incomes cause higher taxes . This is known as “ bracket creep. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems. ” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. “ The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts . You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly. ” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ The rich buy assets . The poor only have expenses . The middle-class buy liabilities they think are assets. ” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business . They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich. ” “ To become financially secure , a person needs to mind their own business. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else",0.0,Financial struggle,Financial struggle
24,What is the ability of a person to survive so many numbers of days forward?,person,6.0,"” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_0,"“ There is a difference between being poor and being broke . ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ People ’ s lives are forever controlled by two emotions : fear and greed. ” “ So many people say , ‘ Oh , I ’ m not interested in money. ’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day. ” “ Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. ” “ Intelligence solves problems and produces money. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket . A liability takes money out of your pocket. “ Illiteracy , both in words and numbers , is the foundation of financial struggle. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money. ” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ The number-one expense for most people is taxes. ” Higher incomes cause higher taxes . This is known as “ bracket creep. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems. ” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. “ The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts . You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly. ” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ The rich buy assets . The poor only have expenses . The middle-class buy liabilities they think are assets. ” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business . They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich. ” “ To become financially secure , a person needs to mind their own business. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else",0.0,Wealth,Wealth
25,What do people who are afraid of being different have?,problems,7.0,” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_0,"“ There is a difference between being poor and being broke . ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ People ’ s lives are forever controlled by two emotions : fear and greed. ” “ So many people say , ‘ Oh , I ’ m not interested in money. ’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day. ” “ Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. ” “ Intelligence solves problems and produces money. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket . A liability takes money out of your pocket. “ Illiteracy , both in words and numbers , is the foundation of financial struggle. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money. ” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ The number-one expense for most people is taxes. ” Higher incomes cause higher taxes . This is known as “ bracket creep. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems. ” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. “ The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts . You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly. ” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ The rich buy assets . The poor only have expenses . The middle-class buy liabilities they think are assets. ” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business . They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich. ” “ To become financially secure , a person needs to mind their own business. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else",0.0,prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems,prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems
26,What is the most important thing to have the ability to gain power over?,money,8.0,"” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_0,"“ There is a difference between being poor and being broke . ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ People ’ s lives are forever controlled by two emotions : fear and greed. ” “ So many people say , ‘ Oh , I ’ m not interested in money. ’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day. ” “ Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. ” “ Intelligence solves problems and produces money. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket . A liability takes money out of your pocket. “ Illiteracy , both in words and numbers , is the foundation of financial struggle. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money. ” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ The number-one expense for most people is taxes. ” Higher incomes cause higher taxes . This is known as “ bracket creep. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems. ” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. “ The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts . You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly. ” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ The rich buy assets . The poor only have expenses . The middle-class buy liabilities they think are assets. ” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business . They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich. ” “ To become financially secure , a person needs to mind their own business. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else",0.0,Money,Money
27,How long a day do they work at a job?,eight hours,9.0,’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_0,"“ There is a difference between being poor and being broke . ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ People ’ s lives are forever controlled by two emotions : fear and greed. ” “ So many people say , ‘ Oh , I ’ m not interested in money. ’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day. ” “ Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. ” “ Intelligence solves problems and produces money. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket . A liability takes money out of your pocket. “ Illiteracy , both in words and numbers , is the foundation of financial struggle. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money. ” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ The number-one expense for most people is taxes. ” Higher incomes cause higher taxes . This is known as “ bracket creep. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems. ” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. “ The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts . You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly. ” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ The rich buy assets . The poor only have expenses . The middle-class buy liabilities they think are assets. ” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business . They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich. ” “ To become financially secure , a person needs to mind their own business. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else",0.0,eight hours,eight hours
28,What tells the story of how a person handles money?,Cash flow,10.0,” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_0,"“ There is a difference between being poor and being broke . ” “ Money comes and goes , but if you have the education about how money works , you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. ” “ People ’ s lives are forever controlled by two emotions : fear and greed. ” “ So many people say , ‘ Oh , I ’ m not interested in money. ’ Yet they ’ ll work at a job for eight hours a day. ” “ Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. ” “ Intelligence solves problems and produces money. ” “ You must know the difference between an asset and a liability and buy assets. ” An asset puts money in your pocket . A liability takes money out of your pocket. “ Illiteracy , both in words and numbers , is the foundation of financial struggle. ” “ Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws , putting a spotlight on what we don ’ t know. ” “ Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money. ” “ Most people don ’ t understand why they struggle financially because they don ’ t understand cash flow. ” “ The number-one expense for most people is taxes. ” Higher incomes cause higher taxes . This is known as “ bracket creep. ” “ More money seldom solves someone ’ s money problems. ” “ The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. ” “ A person can be highly educated , professionally successful , and financially illiterate. ” “ Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the Joneses. ” Once you understand the difference between assets and liabilities , concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets. “ The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts . You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly. ” “ Wealth is a person ’ s ability to survive so many numbers of days forward—or , if I stopped working today , how long could I survive ? ” “ The rich buy assets . The poor only have expenses . The middle-class buy liabilities they think are assets. ” “ The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements. ” “ Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else. ” “ The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business . They spend their lives minding someone else ’ s business and making that person rich. ” “ To become financially secure , a person needs to mind their own business. ” “ Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else",0.0,Cash flow,Cash flow
29,What did Kiyosaki's rich dad call Robin Hood a crook?,robin hood,1.0,” Kiyosaki ’ s rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero . He called Robin Hood a crook .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_1,"“ The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means , ‘ I can ’ t afford to take risks ’ —is that they have no financial foundation . ” “ One of the main reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because , the moment you begin selling your assets , you are taxed for any gains . ” “ A new car loses nearly 25 percent of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot . ” “ Keep expenses low , reduce liabilities , and diligently build a base of solid assets . ” Kiyosaki says he owns businesses that do not require his presence . “ If I have to work there , it ’ s not a business . ” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . ” Kiyosaki generally holds real estate for less than seven years.Start minding your own business . Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . Once a dollar goes into it , never let it come out . “ The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations . ” “ An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last , while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first . ” “ A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a real asset . ” Kiyosaki ’ s rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero . He called Robin Hood a crook . “ If you work for money , you give the power to your employer . If money works for you , you keep the power and control it . ” “ Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee , working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche . ” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left . It ’ s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use . ” “ Garret Sutton ’ s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations . ” “ Often in the real world , it ’ s not the smart who get ahead , but the bold",0.0,hero,hero
30,What is Kiyosaki's advice to reduce your expenses?,liabilities,2.0,"Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . ” “ Keep expenses low , reduce liabilities , and diligently build a base of solid assets .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_1,"“ The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means , ‘ I can ’ t afford to take risks ’ —is that they have no financial foundation . ” “ One of the main reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because , the moment you begin selling your assets , you are taxed for any gains . ” “ A new car loses nearly 25 percent of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot . ” “ Keep expenses low , reduce liabilities , and diligently build a base of solid assets . ” Kiyosaki says he owns businesses that do not require his presence . “ If I have to work there , it ’ s not a business . ” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . ” Kiyosaki generally holds real estate for less than seven years.Start minding your own business . Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . Once a dollar goes into it , never let it come out . “ The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations . ” “ An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last , while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first . ” “ A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a real asset . ” Kiyosaki ’ s rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero . He called Robin Hood a crook . “ If you work for money , you give the power to your employer . If money works for you , you keep the power and control it . ” “ Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee , working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche . ” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left . It ’ s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use . ” “ Garret Sutton ’ s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations . ” “ Often in the real world , it ’ s not the smart who get ahead , but the bold",0.0,Keep expenses low,Keep expenses low
31,What is the most important asset to have a ready market?,assets,3.0,"” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . ” “ One of the main reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because , the moment you begin selling your assets , you are taxed for any gains .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_1,"“ The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means , ‘ I can ’ t afford to take risks ’ —is that they have no financial foundation . ” “ One of the main reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because , the moment you begin selling your assets , you are taxed for any gains . ” “ A new car loses nearly 25 percent of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot . ” “ Keep expenses low , reduce liabilities , and diligently build a base of solid assets . ” Kiyosaki says he owns businesses that do not require his presence . “ If I have to work there , it ’ s not a business . ” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . ” Kiyosaki generally holds real estate for less than seven years.Start minding your own business . Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . Once a dollar goes into it , never let it come out . “ The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations . ” “ An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last , while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first . ” “ A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a real asset . ” Kiyosaki ’ s rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero . He called Robin Hood a crook . “ If you work for money , you give the power to your employer . If money works for you , you keep the power and control it . ” “ Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee , working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche . ” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left . It ’ s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use . ” “ Garret Sutton ’ s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations . ” “ Often in the real world , it ’ s not the smart who get ahead , but the bold",0.0,Royalties from intellectual property,Royalties from intellectual property
32,What does Kiyosaki say he owns that don't require his presence?,businesses,4.0,” Kiyosaki says he owns businesses that do not require his presence .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_1,"“ The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means , ‘ I can ’ t afford to take risks ’ —is that they have no financial foundation . ” “ One of the main reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because , the moment you begin selling your assets , you are taxed for any gains . ” “ A new car loses nearly 25 percent of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot . ” “ Keep expenses low , reduce liabilities , and diligently build a base of solid assets . ” Kiyosaki says he owns businesses that do not require his presence . “ If I have to work there , it ’ s not a business . ” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . ” Kiyosaki generally holds real estate for less than seven years.Start minding your own business . Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . Once a dollar goes into it , never let it come out . “ The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations . ” “ An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last , while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first . ” “ A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a real asset . ” Kiyosaki ’ s rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero . He called Robin Hood a crook . “ If you work for money , you give the power to your employer . If money works for you , you keep the power and control it . ” “ Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee , working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche . ” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left . It ’ s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use . ” “ Garret Sutton ’ s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations . ” “ Often in the real world , it ’ s not the smart who get ahead , but the bold",0.0,businesses,businesses
33,What is the name of a corporation?,corporation,5.0,"” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_1,"“ The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means , ‘ I can ’ t afford to take risks ’ —is that they have no financial foundation . ” “ One of the main reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because , the moment you begin selling your assets , you are taxed for any gains . ” “ A new car loses nearly 25 percent of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot . ” “ Keep expenses low , reduce liabilities , and diligently build a base of solid assets . ” Kiyosaki says he owns businesses that do not require his presence . “ If I have to work there , it ’ s not a business . ” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . ” Kiyosaki generally holds real estate for less than seven years.Start minding your own business . Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . Once a dollar goes into it , never let it come out . “ The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations . ” “ An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last , while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first . ” “ A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a real asset . ” Kiyosaki ’ s rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero . He called Robin Hood a crook . “ If you work for money , you give the power to your employer . If money works for you , you keep the power and control it . ” “ Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee , working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche . ” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left . It ’ s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use . ” “ Garret Sutton ’ s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations . ” “ Often in the real world , it ’ s not the smart who get ahead , but the bold",0.0,Kiyosaki,Kiyosaki
34,What is the best thing about working 24 hours a day and can work for generations?,money,6.0,"“ The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations . “ If you work for money , you give the power to your employer . If money works for you , you keep the power and control it .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_1,"“ The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means , ‘ I can ’ t afford to take risks ’ —is that they have no financial foundation . ” “ One of the main reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because , the moment you begin selling your assets , you are taxed for any gains . ” “ A new car loses nearly 25 percent of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot . ” “ Keep expenses low , reduce liabilities , and diligently build a base of solid assets . ” Kiyosaki says he owns businesses that do not require his presence . “ If I have to work there , it ’ s not a business . ” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . ” Kiyosaki generally holds real estate for less than seven years.Start minding your own business . Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . Once a dollar goes into it , never let it come out . “ The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations . ” “ An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last , while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first . ” “ A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a real asset . ” Kiyosaki ’ s rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero . He called Robin Hood a crook . “ If you work for money , you give the power to your employer . If money works for you , you keep the power and control it . ” “ Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee , working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche . ” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left . It ’ s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use . ” “ Garret Sutton ’ s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations . ” “ Often in the real world , it ’ s not the smart who get ahead , but the bold",0.0,money,money
35,Who buys luxuries first?,people,7.0,"” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . ” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left . ” “ An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last , while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_1,"“ The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means , ‘ I can ’ t afford to take risks ’ —is that they have no financial foundation . ” “ One of the main reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because , the moment you begin selling your assets , you are taxed for any gains . ” “ A new car loses nearly 25 percent of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot . ” “ Keep expenses low , reduce liabilities , and diligently build a base of solid assets . ” Kiyosaki says he owns businesses that do not require his presence . “ If I have to work there , it ’ s not a business . ” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . ” Kiyosaki generally holds real estate for less than seven years.Start minding your own business . Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . Once a dollar goes into it , never let it come out . “ The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations . ” “ An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last , while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first . ” “ A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a real asset . ” Kiyosaki ’ s rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero . He called Robin Hood a crook . “ If you work for money , you give the power to your employer . If money works for you , you keep the power and control it . ” “ Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee , working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche . ” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left . It ’ s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use . ” “ Garret Sutton ’ s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations . ” “ Often in the real world , it ’ s not the smart who get ahead , but the bold",0.0,the poor and middle class,the poor and middle class
36,"What is music, scripts and patents?",intellectual property,8.0,"” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_1,"“ The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means , ‘ I can ’ t afford to take risks ’ —is that they have no financial foundation . ” “ One of the main reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because , the moment you begin selling your assets , you are taxed for any gains . ” “ A new car loses nearly 25 percent of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot . ” “ Keep expenses low , reduce liabilities , and diligently build a base of solid assets . ” Kiyosaki says he owns businesses that do not require his presence . “ If I have to work there , it ’ s not a business . ” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . ” Kiyosaki generally holds real estate for less than seven years.Start minding your own business . Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . Once a dollar goes into it , never let it come out . “ The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations . ” “ An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last , while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first . ” “ A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a real asset . ” Kiyosaki ’ s rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero . He called Robin Hood a crook . “ If you work for money , you give the power to your employer . If money works for you , you keep the power and control it . ” “ Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee , working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche . ” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left . It ’ s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use . ” “ Garret Sutton ’ s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations . ” “ Often in the real world , it ’ s not the smart who get ahead , but the bold",0.0,intellectual property,intellectual property
37,What is the value of Garret Sutton's books on corporations?,wonderful insight,9.0,” “ Garret Sutton ’ s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_1,"“ The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means , ‘ I can ’ t afford to take risks ’ —is that they have no financial foundation . ” “ One of the main reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because , the moment you begin selling your assets , you are taxed for any gains . ” “ A new car loses nearly 25 percent of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot . ” “ Keep expenses low , reduce liabilities , and diligently build a base of solid assets . ” Kiyosaki says he owns businesses that do not require his presence . “ If I have to work there , it ’ s not a business . ” According to Kiyosaki , real assets fall into the following categories : StocksBondsIncome-generating real estateNotes ( IOUs ) Royalties from intellectual property such as music , scripts , and patentsAnything else that has value produces income or appreciates , and has a ready market “ For people who hate real estate , they shouldn ’ t buy it . ” Kiyosaki generally holds real estate for less than seven years.Start minding your own business . Keep your daytime job , but start buying real assets , not liabilities.When Kiyosaki says mind your own business , he means building and keeping your asset column strong . Once a dollar goes into it , never let it come out . “ The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations . ” “ An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last , while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first . ” “ A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a real asset . ” Kiyosaki ’ s rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero . He called Robin Hood a crook . “ If you work for money , you give the power to your employer . If money works for you , you keep the power and control it . ” “ Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee , working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche . ” Kiyosaki reminds people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise : AccountingInvestingUnderstanding marketsThe law “ A corporation earns , spends everything it can , and is taxed on anything that is left . It ’ s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use . ” “ Garret Sutton ’ s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations . ” “ Often in the real world , it ’ s not the smart who get ahead , but the bold",0.0,wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations,wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations
38,What are feedback systems?,feedback systems,1.0,They are instant feedback systems .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_2,"We all have tremendous potential , and we all are blessed with gifts . Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.In Kiyosaki ’ s personal experience , your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at games as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn . “ Games reflect behavior . They are instant feedback systems . ” “ Financial intelligence is simply having more options . ” “ The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind . If it is trained well , it can create enormous wealth . ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime , every day of your life , but all too often , we fail to see them . ” Richard uses two main vehicles to achieve financial growth : real estate and small-cap stocks . “ Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially . ” “ The problem with ‘ secure ’ investments is that they are often sanitized , that is , made so safe that the gains are less . ” “ It is not gambling if you know what you ’ re doing . It is gambling if you ’ re just throwing money into a deal and praying . ” “ Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them . ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes . They are seen with your mind . ” “ You want to know a little about a lot , ” was rich dad ’ s suggestion . “ Job is an acronym for ‘ Just Over Broke . ’ ” “ Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race . ” “ Education is more valuable than money in the long run . ” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems . ” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” “ To be truly rich , we need to be able to give as well as to receive . ” “ Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families . ” “ The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear . ” There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow",0.0,Games reflect behavior,Games reflect behavior
39,What are the most important specialized skills?,skills,2.0,” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ’ ” “ Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_2,"We all have tremendous potential , and we all are blessed with gifts . Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.In Kiyosaki ’ s personal experience , your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at games as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn . “ Games reflect behavior . They are instant feedback systems . ” “ Financial intelligence is simply having more options . ” “ The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind . If it is trained well , it can create enormous wealth . ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime , every day of your life , but all too often , we fail to see them . ” Richard uses two main vehicles to achieve financial growth : real estate and small-cap stocks . “ Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially . ” “ The problem with ‘ secure ’ investments is that they are often sanitized , that is , made so safe that the gains are less . ” “ It is not gambling if you know what you ’ re doing . It is gambling if you ’ re just throwing money into a deal and praying . ” “ Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them . ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes . They are seen with your mind . ” “ You want to know a little about a lot , ” was rich dad ’ s suggestion . “ Job is an acronym for ‘ Just Over Broke . ’ ” “ Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race . ” “ Education is more valuable than money in the long run . ” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems . ” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” “ To be truly rich , we need to be able to give as well as to receive . ” “ Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families . ” “ The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear . ” There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow",0.0,sales and marketing,sales and marketing
40,"What do most people never get rich simply because they are not trained financially to recognize right in front of them. ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day of your life, but all too often, we fail to see them. ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. ” “ What is not seen with your eyes?",opportunities,3.0,"” “ Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them . ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime , every day of your life , but all too often , we fail to see them . ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_2,"We all have tremendous potential , and we all are blessed with gifts . Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.In Kiyosaki ’ s personal experience , your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at games as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn . “ Games reflect behavior . They are instant feedback systems . ” “ Financial intelligence is simply having more options . ” “ The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind . If it is trained well , it can create enormous wealth . ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime , every day of your life , but all too often , we fail to see them . ” Richard uses two main vehicles to achieve financial growth : real estate and small-cap stocks . “ Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially . ” “ The problem with ‘ secure ’ investments is that they are often sanitized , that is , made so safe that the gains are less . ” “ It is not gambling if you know what you ’ re doing . It is gambling if you ’ re just throwing money into a deal and praying . ” “ Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them . ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes . They are seen with your mind . ” “ You want to know a little about a lot , ” was rich dad ’ s suggestion . “ Job is an acronym for ‘ Just Over Broke . ’ ” “ Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race . ” “ Education is more valuable than money in the long run . ” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems . ” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” “ To be truly rich , we need to be able to give as well as to receive . ” “ Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families . ” “ The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear . ” There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow",0.0,opportunities,opportunities
41,What do Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn?,games,4.0,"Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.In Kiyosaki ’ s personal experience , your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at games as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn . “ Games reflect behavior .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_2,"We all have tremendous potential , and we all are blessed with gifts . Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.In Kiyosaki ’ s personal experience , your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at games as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn . “ Games reflect behavior . They are instant feedback systems . ” “ Financial intelligence is simply having more options . ” “ The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind . If it is trained well , it can create enormous wealth . ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime , every day of your life , but all too often , we fail to see them . ” Richard uses two main vehicles to achieve financial growth : real estate and small-cap stocks . “ Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially . ” “ The problem with ‘ secure ’ investments is that they are often sanitized , that is , made so safe that the gains are less . ” “ It is not gambling if you know what you ’ re doing . It is gambling if you ’ re just throwing money into a deal and praying . ” “ Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them . ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes . They are seen with your mind . ” “ You want to know a little about a lot , ” was rich dad ’ s suggestion . “ Job is an acronym for ‘ Just Over Broke . ’ ” “ Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race . ” “ Education is more valuable than money in the long run . ” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems . ” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” “ To be truly rich , we need to be able to give as well as to receive . ” “ Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families . ” “ The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear . ” There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow",0.0,games,games
42,Why are so many talented people poor?,reason,5.0,” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_2,"We all have tremendous potential , and we all are blessed with gifts . Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.In Kiyosaki ’ s personal experience , your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at games as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn . “ Games reflect behavior . They are instant feedback systems . ” “ Financial intelligence is simply having more options . ” “ The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind . If it is trained well , it can create enormous wealth . ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime , every day of your life , but all too often , we fail to see them . ” Richard uses two main vehicles to achieve financial growth : real estate and small-cap stocks . “ Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially . ” “ The problem with ‘ secure ’ investments is that they are often sanitized , that is , made so safe that the gains are less . ” “ It is not gambling if you know what you ’ re doing . It is gambling if you ’ re just throwing money into a deal and praying . ” “ Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them . ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes . They are seen with your mind . ” “ You want to know a little about a lot , ” was rich dad ’ s suggestion . “ Job is an acronym for ‘ Just Over Broke . ’ ” “ Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race . ” “ Education is more valuable than money in the long run . ” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems . ” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” “ To be truly rich , we need to be able to give as well as to receive . ” “ Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families . ” “ The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear . ” There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow",0.0,they focus on building a better hamburger,they focus on building a better hamburger
43,What is the secret to a great wealthy family?,money,6.0,It is gambling if you ’ re just throwing money into a deal and praying . ” “ Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families . ” “ Education is more valuable than money in the long run .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_2,"We all have tremendous potential , and we all are blessed with gifts . Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.In Kiyosaki ’ s personal experience , your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at games as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn . “ Games reflect behavior . They are instant feedback systems . ” “ Financial intelligence is simply having more options . ” “ The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind . If it is trained well , it can create enormous wealth . ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime , every day of your life , but all too often , we fail to see them . ” Richard uses two main vehicles to achieve financial growth : real estate and small-cap stocks . “ Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially . ” “ The problem with ‘ secure ’ investments is that they are often sanitized , that is , made so safe that the gains are less . ” “ It is not gambling if you know what you ’ re doing . It is gambling if you ’ re just throwing money into a deal and praying . ” “ Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them . ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes . They are seen with your mind . ” “ You want to know a little about a lot , ” was rich dad ’ s suggestion . “ Job is an acronym for ‘ Just Over Broke . ’ ” “ Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race . ” “ Education is more valuable than money in the long run . ” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems . ” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” “ To be truly rich , we need to be able to give as well as to receive . ” “ Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families . ” “ The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear . ” There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow",0.0,Giving money,Giving money
44,What are the most important management skills for success?,people,7.0,” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems . ” There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow,rdpd_summary_02.txt_2,"We all have tremendous potential , and we all are blessed with gifts . Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.In Kiyosaki ’ s personal experience , your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at games as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn . “ Games reflect behavior . They are instant feedback systems . ” “ Financial intelligence is simply having more options . ” “ The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind . If it is trained well , it can create enormous wealth . ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime , every day of your life , but all too often , we fail to see them . ” Richard uses two main vehicles to achieve financial growth : real estate and small-cap stocks . “ Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially . ” “ The problem with ‘ secure ’ investments is that they are often sanitized , that is , made so safe that the gains are less . ” “ It is not gambling if you know what you ’ re doing . It is gambling if you ’ re just throwing money into a deal and praying . ” “ Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them . ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes . They are seen with your mind . ” “ You want to know a little about a lot , ” was rich dad ’ s suggestion . “ Job is an acronym for ‘ Just Over Broke . ’ ” “ Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race . ” “ Education is more valuable than money in the long run . ” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems . ” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” “ To be truly rich , we need to be able to give as well as to receive . ” “ Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families . ” “ The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear . ” There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow",0.0,Simple math and common sense,Simple math and common sense
45,What is it about us all that we have?,tremendous potential,8.0,"We all have tremendous potential , and we all are blessed with gifts .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_2,"We all have tremendous potential , and we all are blessed with gifts . Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.In Kiyosaki ’ s personal experience , your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at games as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn . “ Games reflect behavior . They are instant feedback systems . ” “ Financial intelligence is simply having more options . ” “ The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind . If it is trained well , it can create enormous wealth . ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime , every day of your life , but all too often , we fail to see them . ” Richard uses two main vehicles to achieve financial growth : real estate and small-cap stocks . “ Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially . ” “ The problem with ‘ secure ’ investments is that they are often sanitized , that is , made so safe that the gains are less . ” “ It is not gambling if you know what you ’ re doing . It is gambling if you ’ re just throwing money into a deal and praying . ” “ Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them . ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes . They are seen with your mind . ” “ You want to know a little about a lot , ” was rich dad ’ s suggestion . “ Job is an acronym for ‘ Just Over Broke . ’ ” “ Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race . ” “ Education is more valuable than money in the long run . ” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems . ” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” “ To be truly rich , we need to be able to give as well as to receive . ” “ Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families . ” “ The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear . ” There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow",0.0,tremendous potential,tremendous potential
46,"If a person is trained well, what can they create?",enormous wealth,9.0,"If it is trained well , it can create enormous wealth .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_2,"We all have tremendous potential , and we all are blessed with gifts . Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.In Kiyosaki ’ s personal experience , your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.Kiyosaki always encourages adult students to look at games as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn . “ Games reflect behavior . They are instant feedback systems . ” “ Financial intelligence is simply having more options . ” “ The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind . If it is trained well , it can create enormous wealth . ” “ The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime , every day of your life , but all too often , we fail to see them . ” Richard uses two main vehicles to achieve financial growth : real estate and small-cap stocks . “ Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially . ” “ The problem with ‘ secure ’ investments is that they are often sanitized , that is , made so safe that the gains are less . ” “ It is not gambling if you know what you ’ re doing . It is gambling if you ’ re just throwing money into a deal and praying . ” “ Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them . ” “ Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes . They are seen with your mind . ” “ You want to know a little about a lot , ” was rich dad ’ s suggestion . “ Job is an acronym for ‘ Just Over Broke . ’ ” “ Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race . ” “ Education is more valuable than money in the long run . ” “ The reason so many talented people are poor is that they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems . ” The main management skills needed for success are : Management of cash flowManagement of systemsManagement of people “ The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing . ” “ To be truly rich , we need to be able to give as well as to receive . ” “ Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families . ” “ The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear . ” There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow",0.0,enormous wealth,enormous wealth
47,Who believes that it is the hardest thing to do in wealth building?,richard,1.0,"” Richard believes one of the hardest things about wealth-building is to be true to yourself and to be willing not to go along with the crowd . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . ’ ” If Richard could leave one single idea with you , it is that idea .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_3,"is far greater than the joy of being rich . ” “ Failure inspires winners . Failure defeats losers . ” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager is key to success in real estate . ” The most common form of laziness is staying busy . “ Rich dad believed that the words ‘ I can ’ t afford it ’ shut down your brain . ‘ How can I afford it ? ’ opens up possibilities , excitement , and dreams . ” “ Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing , then the only thing to ask yourself is , ‘ What ’ s in it for me ? ’ Be a little greedy . It ’ s the best cure for laziness . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . “ There is gold everywhere . Most people are not trained to see it . ” “ To find million-dollar ‘ deals of a lifetime ’ requires us to call on our financial genius . ” A reason or a purpose is a combination of ‘ wants ’ and ‘ don ’ t wants . ’ ” “ Most people simply buy investments rather than first investing in learning about investing . ” Richard believes one of the hardest things about wealth-building is to be true to yourself and to be willing not to go along with the crowd . “ The rich know that savings are only used to create more money , not to pay bills . ” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ? ’ ” If Richard could leave one single idea with you , it is that idea . Whenever you feel short or need something , give what you want first , and it will come back in buckets",0.0,Richard,Richard
48,Staying busy is the best cure for what?,laziness,2.0,” The most common form of laziness is staying busy . It ’ s the best cure for laziness .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_3,"is far greater than the joy of being rich . ” “ Failure inspires winners . Failure defeats losers . ” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager is key to success in real estate . ” The most common form of laziness is staying busy . “ Rich dad believed that the words ‘ I can ’ t afford it ’ shut down your brain . ‘ How can I afford it ? ’ opens up possibilities , excitement , and dreams . ” “ Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing , then the only thing to ask yourself is , ‘ What ’ s in it for me ? ’ Be a little greedy . It ’ s the best cure for laziness . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . “ There is gold everywhere . Most people are not trained to see it . ” “ To find million-dollar ‘ deals of a lifetime ’ requires us to call on our financial genius . ” A reason or a purpose is a combination of ‘ wants ’ and ‘ don ’ t wants . ’ ” “ Most people simply buy investments rather than first investing in learning about investing . ” Richard believes one of the hardest things about wealth-building is to be true to yourself and to be willing not to go along with the crowd . “ The rich know that savings are only used to create more money , not to pay bills . ” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ? ’ ” If Richard could leave one single idea with you , it is that idea . Whenever you feel short or need something , give what you want first , and it will come back in buckets",0.0,laziness,laziness
49,What is the best investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom?,estate,3.0,” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager is key to success in real estate .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_3,"is far greater than the joy of being rich . ” “ Failure inspires winners . Failure defeats losers . ” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager is key to success in real estate . ” The most common form of laziness is staying busy . “ Rich dad believed that the words ‘ I can ’ t afford it ’ shut down your brain . ‘ How can I afford it ? ’ opens up possibilities , excitement , and dreams . ” “ Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing , then the only thing to ask yourself is , ‘ What ’ s in it for me ? ’ Be a little greedy . It ’ s the best cure for laziness . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . “ There is gold everywhere . Most people are not trained to see it . ” “ To find million-dollar ‘ deals of a lifetime ’ requires us to call on our financial genius . ” A reason or a purpose is a combination of ‘ wants ’ and ‘ don ’ t wants . ’ ” “ Most people simply buy investments rather than first investing in learning about investing . ” Richard believes one of the hardest things about wealth-building is to be true to yourself and to be willing not to go along with the crowd . “ The rich know that savings are only used to create more money , not to pay bills . ” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ? ’ ” If Richard could leave one single idea with you , it is that idea . Whenever you feel short or need something , give what you want first , and it will come back in buckets",0.0,Real estate,Real estate
50,What inspires winners?,failure,4.0,” “ Failure inspires winners . Failure defeats losers .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_3,"is far greater than the joy of being rich . ” “ Failure inspires winners . Failure defeats losers . ” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager is key to success in real estate . ” The most common form of laziness is staying busy . “ Rich dad believed that the words ‘ I can ’ t afford it ’ shut down your brain . ‘ How can I afford it ? ’ opens up possibilities , excitement , and dreams . ” “ Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing , then the only thing to ask yourself is , ‘ What ’ s in it for me ? ’ Be a little greedy . It ’ s the best cure for laziness . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . “ There is gold everywhere . Most people are not trained to see it . ” “ To find million-dollar ‘ deals of a lifetime ’ requires us to call on our financial genius . ” A reason or a purpose is a combination of ‘ wants ’ and ‘ don ’ t wants . ’ ” “ Most people simply buy investments rather than first investing in learning about investing . ” Richard believes one of the hardest things about wealth-building is to be true to yourself and to be willing not to go along with the crowd . “ The rich know that savings are only used to create more money , not to pay bills . ” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ? ’ ” If Richard could leave one single idea with you , it is that idea . Whenever you feel short or need something , give what you want first , and it will come back in buckets",0.0,Failure,Failure
51,What do the rich know that savings are only used to create more of?,money,5.0,"” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ? “ The rich know that savings are only used to create more money , not to pay bills .",rdpd_summary_02.txt_3,"is far greater than the joy of being rich . ” “ Failure inspires winners . Failure defeats losers . ” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager is key to success in real estate . ” The most common form of laziness is staying busy . “ Rich dad believed that the words ‘ I can ’ t afford it ’ shut down your brain . ‘ How can I afford it ? ’ opens up possibilities , excitement , and dreams . ” “ Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing , then the only thing to ask yourself is , ‘ What ’ s in it for me ? ’ Be a little greedy . It ’ s the best cure for laziness . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . “ There is gold everywhere . Most people are not trained to see it . ” “ To find million-dollar ‘ deals of a lifetime ’ requires us to call on our financial genius . ” A reason or a purpose is a combination of ‘ wants ’ and ‘ don ’ t wants . ’ ” “ Most people simply buy investments rather than first investing in learning about investing . ” Richard believes one of the hardest things about wealth-building is to be true to yourself and to be willing not to go along with the crowd . “ The rich know that savings are only used to create more money , not to pay bills . ” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ? ’ ” If Richard could leave one single idea with you , it is that idea . Whenever you feel short or need something , give what you want first , and it will come back in buckets",0.0,money,money
52,"If you are avoiding something you know you should be doing, what should you ask yourself?",thing,6.0,"” “ Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing , then the only thing to ask yourself is , ‘ What ’ s in it for me ?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_3,"is far greater than the joy of being rich . ” “ Failure inspires winners . Failure defeats losers . ” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager is key to success in real estate . ” The most common form of laziness is staying busy . “ Rich dad believed that the words ‘ I can ’ t afford it ’ shut down your brain . ‘ How can I afford it ? ’ opens up possibilities , excitement , and dreams . ” “ Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing , then the only thing to ask yourself is , ‘ What ’ s in it for me ? ’ Be a little greedy . It ’ s the best cure for laziness . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . “ There is gold everywhere . Most people are not trained to see it . ” “ To find million-dollar ‘ deals of a lifetime ’ requires us to call on our financial genius . ” A reason or a purpose is a combination of ‘ wants ’ and ‘ don ’ t wants . ’ ” “ Most people simply buy investments rather than first investing in learning about investing . ” Richard believes one of the hardest things about wealth-building is to be true to yourself and to be willing not to go along with the crowd . “ The rich know that savings are only used to create more money , not to pay bills . ” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ? ’ ” If Richard could leave one single idea with you , it is that idea . Whenever you feel short or need something , give what you want first , and it will come back in buckets",0.0,‘ What ’ s in it for me ?,‘ What ’ s in it for me ?
53,Who is trained to see it?,people,7.0,’ ” “ Most people simply buy investments rather than first investing in learning about investing . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . Most people are not trained to see it .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_3,"is far greater than the joy of being rich . ” “ Failure inspires winners . Failure defeats losers . ” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager is key to success in real estate . ” The most common form of laziness is staying busy . “ Rich dad believed that the words ‘ I can ’ t afford it ’ shut down your brain . ‘ How can I afford it ? ’ opens up possibilities , excitement , and dreams . ” “ Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing , then the only thing to ask yourself is , ‘ What ’ s in it for me ? ’ Be a little greedy . It ’ s the best cure for laziness . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . “ There is gold everywhere . Most people are not trained to see it . ” “ To find million-dollar ‘ deals of a lifetime ’ requires us to call on our financial genius . ” A reason or a purpose is a combination of ‘ wants ’ and ‘ don ’ t wants . ’ ” “ Most people simply buy investments rather than first investing in learning about investing . ” Richard believes one of the hardest things about wealth-building is to be true to yourself and to be willing not to go along with the crowd . “ The rich know that savings are only used to create more money , not to pay bills . ” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ? ’ ” If Richard could leave one single idea with you , it is that idea . Whenever you feel short or need something , give what you want first , and it will come back in buckets",0.0,sophisticated investor,sophisticated investor
54,What is the most important thing to invest in real estate?,financial independence,8.0,” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom .,rdpd_summary_02.txt_3,"is far greater than the joy of being rich . ” “ Failure inspires winners . Failure defeats losers . ” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager is key to success in real estate . ” The most common form of laziness is staying busy . “ Rich dad believed that the words ‘ I can ’ t afford it ’ shut down your brain . ‘ How can I afford it ? ’ opens up possibilities , excitement , and dreams . ” “ Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing , then the only thing to ask yourself is , ‘ What ’ s in it for me ? ’ Be a little greedy . It ’ s the best cure for laziness . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . “ There is gold everywhere . Most people are not trained to see it . ” “ To find million-dollar ‘ deals of a lifetime ’ requires us to call on our financial genius . ” A reason or a purpose is a combination of ‘ wants ’ and ‘ don ’ t wants . ’ ” “ Most people simply buy investments rather than first investing in learning about investing . ” Richard believes one of the hardest things about wealth-building is to be true to yourself and to be willing not to go along with the crowd . “ The rich know that savings are only used to create more money , not to pay bills . ” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ? ’ ” If Richard could leave one single idea with you , it is that idea . Whenever you feel short or need something , give what you want first , and it will come back in buckets",0.0,financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager,financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager
55,How do I get my money back?,first question,9.0,” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ?,rdpd_summary_02.txt_3,"is far greater than the joy of being rich . ” “ Failure inspires winners . Failure defeats losers . ” “ Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom . ” “ A great property manager is key to success in real estate . ” The most common form of laziness is staying busy . “ Rich dad believed that the words ‘ I can ’ t afford it ’ shut down your brain . ‘ How can I afford it ? ’ opens up possibilities , excitement , and dreams . ” “ Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing , then the only thing to ask yourself is , ‘ What ’ s in it for me ? ’ Be a little greedy . It ’ s the best cure for laziness . ” Richard has found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own ignorance . “ There is gold everywhere . Most people are not trained to see it . ” “ To find million-dollar ‘ deals of a lifetime ’ requires us to call on our financial genius . ” A reason or a purpose is a combination of ‘ wants ’ and ‘ don ’ t wants . ’ ” “ Most people simply buy investments rather than first investing in learning about investing . ” Richard believes one of the hardest things about wealth-building is to be true to yourself and to be willing not to go along with the crowd . “ The rich know that savings are only used to create more money , not to pay bills . ” “ The sophisticated investor ’ s first question is : ‘ How fast do I get my money back ? ’ ” If Richard could leave one single idea with you , it is that idea . Whenever you feel short or need something , give what you want first , and it will come back in buckets",0.0,How fast,How fast
56,How do we learn?,mistakes,1.0,"Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. “In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_0,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk.”",0.0,by making mistakes,by making mistakes
57,In what school do we learn that mistakes are bad?,school,2.0,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_0,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk.”",0.0,school,school
58,Who is not afraid of losing?,winners,1.0,“Winners are not afraid of losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,Winners,Winners
59,What is part of the process of success?,failure,2.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.” Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,Failure,Failure
60,What is the process of failure?,success,3.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.” Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,success,success
61,Who avoids failure?,people,4.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,People,People
62,What do most people only talk about?,dream,1.0,Most people only talk and dream of getting rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_2,“You’re only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You’ve done something.”,0.0,dream of getting rich,dream of getting rich
63,What is the most important thing you did?,thing,2.0,The most important thing is that you did something.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_2,“You’re only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You’ve done something.”,0.0,you did something,you did something
64,What do most people dream of getting rich?,people,3.0,Most people only talk and dream of getting rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_2,“You’re only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You’ve done something.”,0.0,talk,talk
65,"If you have no guts, you just give up every time what pushes you?",time life,1.0,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_3,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,life,life
66,"If you're the kind of person who has no what, you just give up every time life pushes you?",guts,2.0,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_3,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,guts,guts
67,"If you're that kind of person, you'll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens.",person,3.0,"If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. “If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_3,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,"Then, you die a boring old man","Then, you die a boring old man"
68,"If you're that person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you?",kind,4.0,"If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. “If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_3,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,you’ll live all your life playing it safe,you’ll live all your life playing it safe
69,What is the root of all evil?,root,1.0,"""The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “The love of money is the root of all evil.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_4,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,The love of money,The love of money
70,What is the lack of money the root of?,evil,2.0,"""The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “The love of money is the root of all evil.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_4,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,all evil,all evil
71,What is the root of all evil?,lack,3.0,"""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_4,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,The love of money,The love of money
72,What is the root of all evil?,love,4.0,“The love of money is the root of all evil.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_4,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,The love of money,The love of money
73,What makes us human?,emotions,1.0,"Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.” Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.” “Emotions are what make us human.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_5,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,Emotions,Emotions
74,"Use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.",favor,2.0,"Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_5,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,Be truthful,Be truthful
75,What does the word 'emotion' mean?,energy,3.0,The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_5,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,energy in motion,energy in motion
76,"What does the word ""emotion"" stand for?",word,4.0,The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_5,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,energy in motion,energy in motion
77,What do you prefer to do?,change,1.0,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_6,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,0.0,welcome change,welcome change
78,What do you prefer to cling to?,past,2.0,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_6,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,0.0,the past,the past
79,How do we learn?,mistakes,1.0,"Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. “In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_0,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk.”",0.0,by making mistakes,by making mistakes
80,In what school do we learn that mistakes are bad?,school,2.0,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_0,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk.”",0.0,school,school
81,Who is not afraid of losing?,winners,1.0,“Winners are not afraid of losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,Winners,Winners
82,What is part of the process of success?,failure,2.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.” Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,Failure,Failure
83,What is the process of failure?,success,3.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.” Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,success,success
84,Who avoids failure?,people,4.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,People,People
85,What do most people only talk about?,dream,1.0,Most people only talk and dream of getting rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_2,“You’re only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You’ve done something.”,0.0,dream of getting rich,dream of getting rich
86,What is the most important thing you did?,thing,2.0,The most important thing is that you did something.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_2,“You’re only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You’ve done something.”,0.0,you did something,you did something
87,What do most people dream of getting rich?,people,3.0,Most people only talk and dream of getting rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_2,“You’re only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You’ve done something.”,0.0,talk,talk
88,"If you have no guts, you just give up every time what pushes you?",time life,1.0,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_3,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,life,life
89,"If you're the kind of person who has no what, you just give up every time life pushes you?",guts,2.0,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_3,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,guts,guts
90,"If you're that kind of person, you'll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens.",person,3.0,"If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. “If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_3,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,"Then, you die a boring old man","Then, you die a boring old man"
91,"If you're that person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you?",kind,4.0,"If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. “If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_3,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,you’ll live all your life playing it safe,you’ll live all your life playing it safe
92,What is the root of all evil?,root,1.0,"""The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “The love of money is the root of all evil.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_4,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,The love of money,The love of money
93,What is the lack of money the root of?,evil,2.0,"""The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “The love of money is the root of all evil.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_4,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,all evil,all evil
94,What is the root of all evil?,lack,3.0,"""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_4,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,The love of money,The love of money
95,What is the root of all evil?,love,4.0,“The love of money is the root of all evil.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_4,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,The love of money,The love of money
96,What makes us human?,emotions,1.0,"Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.” Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.” “Emotions are what make us human.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_5,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,Emotions,Emotions
97,"Use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.",favor,2.0,"Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_5,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,Be truthful,Be truthful
98,What does the word 'emotion' mean?,energy,3.0,The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_5,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,energy in motion,energy in motion
99,"What does the word ""emotion"" stand for?",word,4.0,The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_5,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,energy in motion,energy in motion
100,What do you prefer to do?,change,1.0,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_6,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,0.0,welcome change,welcome change
101,What do you prefer to cling to?,past,2.0,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_6,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,0.0,the past,the past
102,What is the most powerful thing we have?,asset,1.0,“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_7,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",0.0,our mind,our mind
103,What can be created if trained well?,wealth,2.0,"If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_7,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",0.0,enormous wealth,enormous wealth
104,How long does it take for a person to create wealth?,instant,3.0,"If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_7,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",0.0,an instant,an instant
105,What is the most powerful asset we have?,mind,4.0,“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_7,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",0.0,our mind,our mind
106,"If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser.",problem,1.0,"“If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_8,"“If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. Don't blame other people for your problems.”",0.0,Don't blame other people for your problems.”,Don't blame other people for your problems.”
107,Who pays workers so they won't quit?,owners,1.0,"“Workers work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that workers won't quit.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_9,"“Workers work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that workers won't quit.”",0.0,owners,owners
108,What is the formula that makes failures a success?,texans,1.0,They took a great failure and turned it into a tourist destination that makes them millions.Texans don't bury their failures. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. Failure inspires Texans to become winners.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_10,"“I like Texas and Texans. In Texas, everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when they lose, it's spectacular.If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success against overwhelming odds. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It's an inspiring story worthy of study; nonetheless, it's still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. A failure if you will. They lost. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ""Remember the Alamo!""That's why I like Texans so much. They took a great failure and turned it into a tourist destination that makes them millions.Texans don't bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is formula for all winners.”",0.0,It is formula for all winners,It is formula for all winners
109,What is the name of the Alamo?,alamo,2.0,"And when they lose, it's spectacular.If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success against overwhelming odds. They still shout, ""Remember the Alamo!",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_10,"“I like Texas and Texans. In Texas, everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when they lose, it's spectacular.If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success against overwhelming odds. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It's an inspiring story worthy of study; nonetheless, it's still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. A failure if you will. They lost. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ""Remember the Alamo!""That's why I like Texans so much. They took a great failure and turned it into a tourist destination that makes them millions.Texans don't bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is formula for all winners.”",0.0,The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight,The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight
110,Failure inspires Texans to become what?,winners,3.0,Failure inspires Texans to become winners. It is formula for all winners.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_10,"“I like Texas and Texans. In Texas, everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when they lose, it's spectacular.If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success against overwhelming odds. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It's an inspiring story worthy of study; nonetheless, it's still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. A failure if you will. They lost. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ""Remember the Alamo!""That's why I like Texans so much. They took a great failure and turned it into a tourist destination that makes them millions.Texans don't bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is formula for all winners.”",0.0,winners,winners
111,What do they turn their failures into?,cries,4.0,They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_10,"“I like Texas and Texans. In Texas, everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when they lose, it's spectacular.If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success against overwhelming odds. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It's an inspiring story worthy of study; nonetheless, it's still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. A failure if you will. They lost. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ""Remember the Alamo!""That's why I like Texans so much. They took a great failure and turned it into a tourist destination that makes them millions.Texans don't bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is formula for all winners.”",0.0,rallying cries,rallying cries
112,"Without a reason, life is hard. What is the reason for life?",purpose,1.0,"But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_11,"“As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn't, but it wasn't hard either. But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard. ”",0.0,purpose,purpose
113,"Without a strong reason, life is hard. What is the only thing that can be strong?",reason,2.0,"But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_11,"“As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn't, but it wasn't hard either. But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard. ”",0.0,purpose,purpose
114,"Without a strong reason or purpose, what is hard?",life,3.0,"But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_11,"“As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn't, but it wasn't hard either. But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard. ”",0.0,anything in life,anything in life
115,What is the greatest asset of all?,wealth,1.0,"“I am concerned that too many people are focused too much on money and not on their greatest wealth, which is their education.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_12,"“I am concerned that too many people are focused too much on money and not on their greatest wealth, which is their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through the changes. If they think money will solve the problems, I am afraid those people will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,their education,their education
116,Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone. What solves problems and produces money?,intelligence,2.0,Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.” Intelligence solves problems and produces money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_12,"“I am concerned that too many people are focused too much on money and not on their greatest wealth, which is their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through the changes. If they think money will solve the problems, I am afraid those people will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,Intelligence,Intelligence
117,"If people think money will solve the problems, what will they do?",ride,3.0,"If they think money will solve the problems, I am afraid those people will have a rough ride.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_12,"“I am concerned that too many people are focused too much on money and not on their greatest wealth, which is their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through the changes. If they think money will solve the problems, I am afraid those people will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,have a rough ride,have a rough ride
118,"If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through what?",changes,4.0,"If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through the changes.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_12,"“I am concerned that too many people are focused too much on money and not on their greatest wealth, which is their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through the changes. If they think money will solve the problems, I am afraid those people will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,the changes,the changes
119,How much do you know about a lot?,lot,1.0,“To know a little about a lot.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_13,“To know a little about a lot.”,0.0,a little,a little
120,What is the principle of reciprocity?,reciprocity,1.0,"I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_14,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.”",0.0,I give what I want,I give what I want
121,What will happen if you give what you want first?,buckets,2.0,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_14,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.”",0.0,it will come back in buckets,it will come back in buckets
122,"What is true for money, love, and money?",friendship,3.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_14,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.”",0.0,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets
123,What is the most important thing to someone who is in love?,smile,4.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_14,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.”",0.0,friendship,friendship
124,What is the fear of public speaking caused by?,ostracism,1.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_15,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. THE FEAR OF BEING DIFFERENT PREVENTS MOST PEOPLE FROM SEEKING NEW WAYS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.”",0.0,fear of ostracism,fear of ostracism
125,What is the fear of public speaking caused by?,ridicule,2.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_15,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. THE FEAR OF BEING DIFFERENT PREVENTS MOST PEOPLE FROM SEEKING NEW WAYS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.”",0.0,fear of ostracism,fear of ostracism
126,Does the fear of being different help or hinders people from seeking new ways to solve their problems?,prevents,3.0,THE FEAR OF BEING DIFFERENT PREVENTS MOST PEOPLE FROM SEEKING NEW WAYS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_15,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. THE FEAR OF BEING DIFFERENT PREVENTS MOST PEOPLE FROM SEEKING NEW WAYS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.”",0.0,PREVENTS,PREVENTS
127,"What is the fear of standing out, criticism, ridicule, and being an outcast?",fear,4.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_15,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. THE FEAR OF BEING DIFFERENT PREVENTS MOST PEOPLE FROM SEEKING NEW WAYS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.”",0.0,fear of ostracism,fear of ostracism
128,"What is it that people fail to realize that while an idea was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone?",liability,1.0,"It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.” Old ideas are their biggest liability.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_16,"“I find so many people struggling, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were; they resist change. I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or theeconomy or their boss. Sadly they fail to realize that they might be the problem. Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.”",0.0,It is a liability,It is a liability
129,Who is responsible for the loss of jobs?,boss,2.0,"I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or theeconomy or their boss.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_16,"“I find so many people struggling, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were; they resist change. I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or theeconomy or their boss. Sadly they fail to realize that they might be the problem. Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.”",0.0,technology or theeconomy or their boss,technology or theeconomy or their boss
130,What is the one thing that holds us back?,self-doubt,1.0,"Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_17,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",0.0,self-doubt,self-doubt
131,What are we blessed with?,gifts,2.0,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_17,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",0.0,gifts,gifts
132,What is the greatest gift we have?,potential,3.0,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_17,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",0.0,potential,potential
133,What is the main reason for self-confidence?,lack,4.0,"It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.” It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_17,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",0.0,lack of technical information,lack of technical information
134,What is the difference between being poor and being broke?,difference,1.0,“There is a difference between being poor and being broke.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_18,“There is a difference between being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.”,0.0,Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal,Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal
135,"If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. Stop blaming me, thinking I'm the problem.",problem,1.0,"If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. “Stop blaming me, thinking I'm the problem.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_19,"“Stop blaming me, thinking I'm the problem. If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves. Let me tell you, it's easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,it's easier to change yourself than everyone else.”,it's easier to change yourself than everyone else.”
136,What do most people want to change?,world,2.0,Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_19,"“Stop blaming me, thinking I'm the problem. If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves. Let me tell you, it's easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,everyone else in the world to change themselves,everyone else in the world to change themselves
137,What do you use to think?,emotions,1.0,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.” “Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_20,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.”",0.0,emotions,emotions
138,"What is the English word for ""guts""?",chutzpah,1.0,"I have heard it called ""guts,"" ""chutzpah,"" ""balls,"" ""audacity,"" ""bravado,"" ""cunning,"" ""daring,"" ""tenacity"" and""brilliance.""",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_21,"“In the real world outside of academics, something more than just grades isrequired. I have heard it called ""guts,"" ""chutzpah,"" ""balls,"" ""audacity,"" ""bravado,"" ""cunning,"" ""daring,"" ""tenacity"" and""brilliance."" This factor, whatever it is labeled, ultimately decidesone's future much more than school grades.”",0.0,chutzpah,chutzpah
139,What is the real world outside of academics?,academics,2.0,"“In the real world outside of academics, something more than just grades isrequired.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_21,"“In the real world outside of academics, something more than just grades isrequired. I have heard it called ""guts,"" ""chutzpah,"" ""balls,"" ""audacity,"" ""bravado,"" ""cunning,"" ""daring,"" ""tenacity"" and""brilliance."" This factor, whatever it is labeled, ultimately decidesone's future much more than school grades.”",0.0,something more than just grades isrequired,something more than just grades isrequired
140,What is the word for bravado?,bravado,3.0,"I have heard it called ""guts,"" ""chutzpah,"" ""balls,"" ""audacity,"" ""bravado,"" ""cunning,"" ""daring,"" ""tenacity"" and""brilliance.""",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_21,"“In the real world outside of academics, something more than just grades isrequired. I have heard it called ""guts,"" ""chutzpah,"" ""balls,"" ""audacity,"" ""bravado,"" ""cunning,"" ""daring,"" ""tenacity"" and""brilliance."" This factor, whatever it is labeled, ultimately decidesone's future much more than school grades.”",0.0,audacity,audacity
141,Who do most people get angry at?,boss,1.0,Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_22,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job. The fear of not paying their bills. The fear of being fired. The fear of not having enough money. the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,their boss,their boss
142,What do most people become to money?,slave,2.0,Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_22,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job. The fear of not paying their bills. The fear of being fired. The fear of not having enough money. the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,a slave,a slave
143,What is the fear of starting over?,profession,3.0,"the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_22,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job. The fear of not paying their bills. The fear of being fired. The fear of not having enough money. the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,The fear of not having enough money,The fear of not having enough money
144,What is the fear of starting over?,price,4.0,"the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_22,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job. The fear of not paying their bills. The fear of being fired. The fear of not having enough money. the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,The fear of not having enough money,The fear of not having enough money
145,What is the result of helplessness?,despondency,1.0,a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_23,"“I can't afford it' shut down your brain. it didn't have to think anymore. besides, it also brings up sadness. a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression. 'How can I afford it?' opened up the brain. forced it to think and search fro answers. it also opens up possibilities, excitement and dreams and created a stronger mind and dynamic spirit.”",0.0,despondency,despondency
146,What is the cause of depression?,helplessness,2.0,a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_23,"“I can't afford it' shut down your brain. it didn't have to think anymore. besides, it also brings up sadness. a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression. 'How can I afford it?' opened up the brain. forced it to think and search fro answers. it also opens up possibilities, excitement and dreams and created a stronger mind and dynamic spirit.”",0.0,helplessness,helplessness
147,What is the most exciting thing that opens up possibilities and creates a stronger mind and dynamic spirit?,dreams,3.0,"it also opens up possibilities, excitement and dreams and created a stronger mind and dynamic spirit.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_23,"“I can't afford it' shut down your brain. it didn't have to think anymore. besides, it also brings up sadness. a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression. 'How can I afford it?' opened up the brain. forced it to think and search fro answers. it also opens up possibilities, excitement and dreams and created a stronger mind and dynamic spirit.”",0.0,dreams,dreams
148,What is the biggest detractors of personal genius?,self-doubt,1.0,“Excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_24,“Excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.”,0.0,Excessive fear and self-doubt,Excessive fear and self-doubt
149,What were the greatest detractors of personal genius?,detractors,2.0,“Excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_24,“Excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.”,0.0,Excessive fear and self-doubt,Excessive fear and self-doubt
150,"What do most people fail to realize that in life, it's not how much money you make, it's how much money you keep?",money,1.0,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make, it’s how much money you keep.” “Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make, it’s how much money you keep.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_25,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make, it’s how much money you keep.”",0.0,how much money you keep.”,how much money you keep.”
151,What is the most important thing in life?,life,2.0,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make, it’s how much money you keep.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_25,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make, it’s how much money you keep.”",0.0,how much money you keep,how much money you keep
152,Who hires people who are more intelligent than he is?,person,1.0,“An intelligent person hires people who are more intelligent than he is.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_27,“An intelligent person hires people who are more intelligent than he is.”,0.0,An intelligent person,An intelligent person
153,What do people who avoid failure also avoid success?,failure,1.0,“People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_28,“People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,success,success
154,What do people who avoid failure also avoid?,success,2.0,“People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_28,“People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,success,success
155,What is rule number one?,rule number,1.0,It is rule number one.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_29,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets. If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets, “ said rich dad.”",0.0,"You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets","You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets"
156,Who said that the poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets?,dad,2.0,"The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets, “ said rich dad.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_29,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets. If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets, “ said rich dad.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
157,What is the difference between a liability and an asset?,asset,3.0,"Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_29,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets. If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets, “ said rich dad.”",0.0,"You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets","You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets"
158,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,4.0,"Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_29,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets. If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets, “ said rich dad.”",0.0,You must know,You must know
159,How do we learn?,mistakes,1.0,"Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. “In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_30,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk.”",0.0,by making mistakes,by making mistakes
160,In what school do we learn that mistakes are bad?,school,2.0,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_30,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk.”",0.0,school,school
161,Who is not afraid of losing?,winners,1.0,“Winners are not afraid of losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_31,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,Winners,Winners
162,What is part of the process of success?,failure,2.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.” Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_31,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,Failure,Failure
163,What is the process of failure?,success,3.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.” Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_31,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,success,success
164,Who avoids failure?,people,4.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_31,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,People,People
165,What do most people only talk about?,dream,1.0,Most people only talk and dream of getting rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_32,“You’re only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You’ve done something.”,0.0,dream of getting rich,dream of getting rich
166,What is the most important thing you did?,thing,2.0,The most important thing is that you did something.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_32,“You’re only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You’ve done something.”,0.0,you did something,you did something
167,What do most people dream of getting rich?,people,3.0,Most people only talk and dream of getting rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_32,“You’re only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You’ve done something.”,0.0,talk,talk
168,"If you have no guts, you just give up every time what pushes you?",time life,1.0,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_33,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,life,life
169,"If you're the kind of person who has no what, you just give up every time life pushes you?",guts,2.0,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_33,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,guts,guts
170,"If you're that kind of person, you'll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens.",person,3.0,"If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. “If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_33,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,"Then, you die a boring old man","Then, you die a boring old man"
171,"If you're that person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you?",kind,4.0,"If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. “If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_33,"“If you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old man.”",0.0,you’ll live all your life playing it safe,you’ll live all your life playing it safe
172,What is the root of all evil?,root,1.0,"""The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “The love of money is the root of all evil.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_34,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,The love of money,The love of money
173,What is the lack of money the root of?,evil,2.0,"""The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “The love of money is the root of all evil.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_34,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,all evil,all evil
174,What is the root of all evil?,lack,3.0,"""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_34,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,The love of money,The love of money
175,What is the root of all evil?,love,4.0,“The love of money is the root of all evil.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_34,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.""The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,The love of money,The love of money
176,What makes us human?,emotions,1.0,"Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.” Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.” “Emotions are what make us human.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_35,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,Emotions,Emotions
177,"Use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.",favor,2.0,"Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_35,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,Be truthful,Be truthful
178,What does the word 'emotion' mean?,energy,3.0,The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_35,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,energy in motion,energy in motion
179,"What does the word ""emotion"" stand for?",word,4.0,The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_35,"“Emotions are what make us human. Make us real. The word 'emotion' stands for energy in motion. Be truthful about your emotions, and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,energy in motion,energy in motion
180,What do you prefer to do?,change,1.0,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_36,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,0.0,welcome change,welcome change
181,What do you prefer to cling to?,past,2.0,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_36,“I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past.”,0.0,the past,the past
182,What is the most powerful thing we have?,asset,1.0,“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_37,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",0.0,our mind,our mind
183,What can be created if trained well?,wealth,2.0,"If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_37,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",0.0,enormous wealth,enormous wealth
184,How long does it take for a person to create wealth?,instant,3.0,"If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_37,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",0.0,an instant,an instant
185,What is the most powerful asset we have?,mind,4.0,“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_37,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth in what seems to be an instant.”",0.0,our mind,our mind
186,"If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser.",problem,1.0,"“If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_38,"“If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. Don't blame other people for your problems.”",0.0,Don't blame other people for your problems.”,Don't blame other people for your problems.”
187,Who pays workers so they won't quit?,owners,1.0,"“Workers work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that workers won't quit.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_39,"“Workers work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that workers won't quit.”",0.0,owners,owners
188,What is the formula that makes failures a success?,texans,1.0,They took a great failure and turned it into a tourist destination that makes them millions.Texans don't bury their failures. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. Failure inspires Texans to become winners.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_40,"“I like Texas and Texans. In Texas, everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when they lose, it's spectacular.If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success against overwhelming odds. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It's an inspiring story worthy of study; nonetheless, it's still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. A failure if you will. They lost. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ""Remember the Alamo!""That's why I like Texans so much. They took a great failure and turned it into a tourist destination that makes them millions.Texans don't bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is formula for all winners.”",0.0,It is formula for all winners,It is formula for all winners
189,What is the name of the Alamo?,alamo,2.0,"And when they lose, it's spectacular.If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success against overwhelming odds. They still shout, ""Remember the Alamo!",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_40,"“I like Texas and Texans. In Texas, everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when they lose, it's spectacular.If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success against overwhelming odds. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It's an inspiring story worthy of study; nonetheless, it's still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. A failure if you will. They lost. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ""Remember the Alamo!""That's why I like Texans so much. They took a great failure and turned it into a tourist destination that makes them millions.Texans don't bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is formula for all winners.”",0.0,The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight,The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight
190,Failure inspires Texans to become what?,winners,3.0,Failure inspires Texans to become winners. It is formula for all winners.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_40,"“I like Texas and Texans. In Texas, everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when they lose, it's spectacular.If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success against overwhelming odds. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It's an inspiring story worthy of study; nonetheless, it's still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. A failure if you will. They lost. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ""Remember the Alamo!""That's why I like Texans so much. They took a great failure and turned it into a tourist destination that makes them millions.Texans don't bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is formula for all winners.”",0.0,winners,winners
191,What do they turn their failures into?,cries,4.0,They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_40,"“I like Texas and Texans. In Texas, everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when they lose, it's spectacular.If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success against overwhelming odds. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It's an inspiring story worthy of study; nonetheless, it's still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. A failure if you will. They lost. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ""Remember the Alamo!""That's why I like Texans so much. They took a great failure and turned it into a tourist destination that makes them millions.Texans don't bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is formula for all winners.”",0.0,rallying cries,rallying cries
192,"Without a reason, life is hard. What is the reason for life?",purpose,1.0,"But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_41,"“As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn't, but it wasn't hard either. But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard. ”",0.0,purpose,purpose
193,"Without a strong reason, life is hard. What is the only thing that can be strong?",reason,2.0,"But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_41,"“As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn't, but it wasn't hard either. But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard. ”",0.0,purpose,purpose
194,"Without a strong reason or purpose, what is hard?",life,3.0,"But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_41,"“As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn't, but it wasn't hard either. But without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard. ”",0.0,anything in life,anything in life
195,What is the greatest asset of all?,wealth,1.0,"“I am concerned that too many people are focused too much on money and not on their greatest wealth, which is their education.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_42,"“I am concerned that too many people are focused too much on money and not on their greatest wealth, which is their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through the changes. If they think money will solve the problems, I am afraid those people will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,their education,their education
196,Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone. What solves problems and produces money?,intelligence,2.0,Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.” Intelligence solves problems and produces money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_42,"“I am concerned that too many people are focused too much on money and not on their greatest wealth, which is their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through the changes. If they think money will solve the problems, I am afraid those people will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,Intelligence,Intelligence
197,"If people think money will solve the problems, what will they do?",ride,3.0,"If they think money will solve the problems, I am afraid those people will have a rough ride.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_42,"“I am concerned that too many people are focused too much on money and not on their greatest wealth, which is their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through the changes. If they think money will solve the problems, I am afraid those people will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,have a rough ride,have a rough ride
198,"If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through what?",changes,4.0,"If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through the changes.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_42,"“I am concerned that too many people are focused too much on money and not on their greatest wealth, which is their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer through the changes. If they think money will solve the problems, I am afraid those people will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,the changes,the changes
199,How much do you know about a lot?,lot,1.0,“To know a little about a lot.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_43,“To know a little about a lot.”,0.0,a little,a little
200,What is the principle of reciprocity?,reciprocity,1.0,"I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_44,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.”",0.0,I give what I want,I give what I want
201,What will happen if you give what you want first?,buckets,2.0,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_44,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.”",0.0,it will come back in buckets,it will come back in buckets
202,"What is true for money, love, and money?",friendship,3.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_44,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.”",0.0,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets
203,What is the most important thing to someone who is in love?,smile,4.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_44,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.”",0.0,friendship,friendship
204,What is the fear of public speaking caused by?,ostracism,1.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_45,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. THE FEAR OF BEING DIFFERENT PREVENTS MOST PEOPLE FROM SEEKING NEW WAYS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.”",0.0,fear of ostracism,fear of ostracism
205,What is the fear of public speaking caused by?,ridicule,2.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_45,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. THE FEAR OF BEING DIFFERENT PREVENTS MOST PEOPLE FROM SEEKING NEW WAYS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.”",0.0,fear of ostracism,fear of ostracism
206,Does the fear of being different help or hinders people from seeking new ways to solve their problems?,prevents,3.0,THE FEAR OF BEING DIFFERENT PREVENTS MOST PEOPLE FROM SEEKING NEW WAYS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_45,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. THE FEAR OF BEING DIFFERENT PREVENTS MOST PEOPLE FROM SEEKING NEW WAYS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.”",0.0,PREVENTS,PREVENTS
207,"What is the fear of standing out, criticism, ridicule, and being an outcast?",fear,4.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_45,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, the fear of being an outcast. THE FEAR OF BEING DIFFERENT PREVENTS MOST PEOPLE FROM SEEKING NEW WAYS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.”",0.0,fear of ostracism,fear of ostracism
208,"What is it that people fail to realize that while an idea was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone?",liability,1.0,"It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.” Old ideas are their biggest liability.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_46,"“I find so many people struggling, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were; they resist change. I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or theeconomy or their boss. Sadly they fail to realize that they might be the problem. Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.”",0.0,It is a liability,It is a liability
209,Who is responsible for the loss of jobs?,boss,2.0,"I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or theeconomy or their boss.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_46,"“I find so many people struggling, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were; they resist change. I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or theeconomy or their boss. Sadly they fail to realize that they might be the problem. Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.”",0.0,technology or theeconomy or their boss,technology or theeconomy or their boss
210,What is the one thing that holds us back?,self-doubt,1.0,"Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_47,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",0.0,self-doubt,self-doubt
211,What are we blessed with?,gifts,2.0,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_47,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",0.0,gifts,gifts
212,What is the greatest gift we have?,potential,3.0,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_47,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",0.0,potential,potential
213,What is the main reason for self-confidence?,lack,4.0,"It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.” It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_47,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",0.0,lack of technical information,lack of technical information
214,What is the difference between being poor and being broke?,difference,1.0,“There is a difference between being poor and being broke.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_48,“There is a difference between being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.”,0.0,Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal,Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal
215,"If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. Stop blaming me, thinking I'm the problem.",problem,1.0,"If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. “Stop blaming me, thinking I'm the problem.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_49,"“Stop blaming me, thinking I'm the problem. If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves. Let me tell you, it's easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,it's easier to change yourself than everyone else.”,it's easier to change yourself than everyone else.”
216,What do most people want to change?,world,2.0,Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_49,"“Stop blaming me, thinking I'm the problem. If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves. Let me tell you, it's easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,everyone else in the world to change themselves,everyone else in the world to change themselves
217,What do you use to think?,emotions,1.0,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.” “Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_50,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.”",0.0,emotions,emotions
218,"What is the English word for ""guts""?",chutzpah,1.0,"I have heard it called ""guts,"" ""chutzpah,"" ""balls,"" ""audacity,"" ""bravado,"" ""cunning,"" ""daring,"" ""tenacity"" and""brilliance.""",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_51,"“In the real world outside of academics, something more than just grades isrequired. I have heard it called ""guts,"" ""chutzpah,"" ""balls,"" ""audacity,"" ""bravado,"" ""cunning,"" ""daring,"" ""tenacity"" and""brilliance."" This factor, whatever it is labeled, ultimately decidesone's future much more than school grades.”",0.0,chutzpah,chutzpah
219,What is the real world outside of academics?,academics,2.0,"“In the real world outside of academics, something more than just grades isrequired.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_51,"“In the real world outside of academics, something more than just grades isrequired. I have heard it called ""guts,"" ""chutzpah,"" ""balls,"" ""audacity,"" ""bravado,"" ""cunning,"" ""daring,"" ""tenacity"" and""brilliance."" This factor, whatever it is labeled, ultimately decidesone's future much more than school grades.”",0.0,something more than just grades isrequired,something more than just grades isrequired
220,What is the word for bravado?,bravado,3.0,"I have heard it called ""guts,"" ""chutzpah,"" ""balls,"" ""audacity,"" ""bravado,"" ""cunning,"" ""daring,"" ""tenacity"" and""brilliance.""",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_51,"“In the real world outside of academics, something more than just grades isrequired. I have heard it called ""guts,"" ""chutzpah,"" ""balls,"" ""audacity,"" ""bravado,"" ""cunning,"" ""daring,"" ""tenacity"" and""brilliance."" This factor, whatever it is labeled, ultimately decidesone's future much more than school grades.”",0.0,audacity,audacity
221,Who do most people get angry at?,boss,1.0,Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_52,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job. The fear of not paying their bills. The fear of being fired. The fear of not having enough money. the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,their boss,their boss
222,What do most people become to money?,slave,2.0,Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_52,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job. The fear of not paying their bills. The fear of being fired. The fear of not having enough money. the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,a slave,a slave
223,What is the fear of starting over?,profession,3.0,"the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_52,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job. The fear of not paying their bills. The fear of being fired. The fear of not having enough money. the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,The fear of not having enough money,The fear of not having enough money
224,What is the fear of starting over?,price,4.0,"the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_52,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job. The fear of not paying their bills. The fear of being fired. The fear of not having enough money. the fear of starting over.That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money… and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,The fear of not having enough money,The fear of not having enough money
225,What is the result of helplessness?,despondency,1.0,a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_53,"“I can't afford it' shut down your brain. it didn't have to think anymore. besides, it also brings up sadness. a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression. 'How can I afford it?' opened up the brain. forced it to think and search fro answers. it also opens up possibilities, excitement and dreams and created a stronger mind and dynamic spirit.”",0.0,despondency,despondency
226,What is the cause of depression?,helplessness,2.0,a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_53,"“I can't afford it' shut down your brain. it didn't have to think anymore. besides, it also brings up sadness. a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression. 'How can I afford it?' opened up the brain. forced it to think and search fro answers. it also opens up possibilities, excitement and dreams and created a stronger mind and dynamic spirit.”",0.0,helplessness,helplessness
227,What is the most exciting thing that opens up possibilities and creates a stronger mind and dynamic spirit?,dreams,3.0,"it also opens up possibilities, excitement and dreams and created a stronger mind and dynamic spirit.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_53,"“I can't afford it' shut down your brain. it didn't have to think anymore. besides, it also brings up sadness. a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression. 'How can I afford it?' opened up the brain. forced it to think and search fro answers. it also opens up possibilities, excitement and dreams and created a stronger mind and dynamic spirit.”",0.0,dreams,dreams
228,What is the biggest detractors of personal genius?,self-doubt,1.0,“Excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_54,“Excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.”,0.0,Excessive fear and self-doubt,Excessive fear and self-doubt
229,What were the greatest detractors of personal genius?,detractors,2.0,“Excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_54,“Excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.”,0.0,Excessive fear and self-doubt,Excessive fear and self-doubt
230,"What do most people fail to realize that in life, it's not how much money you make, it's how much money you keep?",money,1.0,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make, it’s how much money you keep.” “Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make, it’s how much money you keep.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_55,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make, it’s how much money you keep.”",0.0,how much money you keep.”,how much money you keep.”
231,What is the most important thing in life?,life,2.0,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make, it’s how much money you keep.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_55,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make, it’s how much money you keep.”",0.0,how much money you keep,how much money you keep
232,Who hires people who are more intelligent than he is?,person,1.0,“An intelligent person hires people who are more intelligent than he is.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_57,“An intelligent person hires people who are more intelligent than he is.”,0.0,An intelligent person,An intelligent person
233,What do people who avoid failure also avoid success?,failure,1.0,“People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_58,“People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,success,success
234,What do people who avoid failure also avoid?,success,2.0,“People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_58,“People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,success,success
235,What is rule number one?,rule number,1.0,It is rule number one.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_59,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets. If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets, “ said rich dad.”",0.0,"You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets","You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets"
236,Who said that the poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets?,dad,2.0,"The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets, “ said rich dad.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_59,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets. If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets, “ said rich dad.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
237,What is the difference between a liability and an asset?,asset,3.0,"Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_59,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets. If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets, “ said rich dad.”",0.0,"You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets","You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets"
238,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,4.0,"Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_59,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets. If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability. “Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets, “ said rich dad.”",0.0,You must know,You must know
239,What is the next thing you need to learn?,leadership,1.0,“Leadership is what you need to learn next”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_60,“Leadership is what you need to learn next”,0.0,Leadership,Leadership
240,What do the poor and middle class do for money?,class work,1.0,“The poor and the middle class work for money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_61,“The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.”,0.0,work,work
241,What do the poor and middle class work for?,money,2.0,“The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_61,“The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.”,0.0,money,money
242,What is suppressed if fear is too strong?,genius,1.0,"“If fear is too strong, the genius is suppressed”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_62,"“If fear is too strong, the genius is suppressed”",0.0,the genius,the genius
243,What is too strong for genius to be suppressed?,fear,2.0,"“If fear is too strong, the genius is suppressed”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_62,"“If fear is too strong, the genius is suppressed”",0.0,fear,fear
244,What is always risk?,risk,1.0,"“There is always risk, so learn to manage risk instead of avoiding it.” “There is always risk, so learn to manage risk instead of avoiding it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_63,"“There is always risk, so learn to manage risk instead of avoiding it.”",0.0,There is always risk,There is always risk
245,What is the way out of fear?,neediness,1.0,"“Going into our fear and confronting our greed, our weaknesses, our neediness is the way out.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_64,"“Going into our fear and confronting our greed, our weaknesses, our neediness is the way out. And the way out is through the mind, by choosing our thoughts.”",0.0,through the mind,through the mind
246,What is the way out of fear?,greed,2.0,"“Going into our fear and confronting our greed, our weaknesses, our neediness is the way out.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_64,"“Going into our fear and confronting our greed, our weaknesses, our neediness is the way out. And the way out is through the mind, by choosing our thoughts.”",0.0,through the mind,through the mind
247,What is the way out?,thoughts,3.0,"And the way out is through the mind, by choosing our thoughts.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_64,"“Going into our fear and confronting our greed, our weaknesses, our neediness is the way out. And the way out is through the mind, by choosing our thoughts.”",0.0,Going into our fear,Going into our fear
248,What is the way out?,fear,4.0,"“Going into our fear and confronting our greed, our weaknesses, our neediness is the way out.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_64,"“Going into our fear and confronting our greed, our weaknesses, our neediness is the way out. And the way out is through the mind, by choosing our thoughts.”",0.0,Going into our fear,Going into our fear
249,What is the cause of poor health and wealth?,laziness,1.0,Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_66,"“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”",0.0,Laziness,Laziness
250,What is the most important exercise for a person to do?,gym,2.0,“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_66,"“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”",0.0,the gym,the gym
251,What is the most common place to watch TV?,couch,3.0,“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_66,"“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”",0.0,couch,couch
252,What does laziness decrease your chances of getting?,wealth,4.0,"Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_66,"“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”",0.0,health and wealth,health and wealth
253,What is the person who has the most timely information owns?,wealth,1.0,"And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.” “Today, wealth is in information.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_67,"“Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,the wealth,the wealth
254,Who has the most timely information?,person,2.0,And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_67,"“Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth,the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth
255,What is wealth in information?,today,3.0,"“Today, wealth is in information.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_67,"“Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,the person who has the most timely information,the person who has the most timely information
256,What is wealth today?,information,4.0,"And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.” “Today, wealth is in information.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_67,"“Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,information,information
257,What do people ask when they get up and go work for money?,question,1.0,"“They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to ask the question, ‘Is there another way?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_68,"“They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to ask the question, ‘Is there another way?”",0.0,‘Is there another way?”,‘Is there another way?”
258,Why do people get up every day and go work for money?,money,2.0,"“They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to ask the question, ‘Is there another way?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_68,"“They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to ask the question, ‘Is there another way?”",0.0,"not taking the time to ask the question, ‘Is there another way","not taking the time to ask the question, ‘Is there another way"
259,What is the one place they stay in?,spot,1.0,They stay in one spot.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_69,“Balanced people go nowhere. They stay in one spot.”,0.0,one spot,one spot
260,What are balanced people?,people,2.0,“Balanced people go nowhere.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_69,“Balanced people go nowhere. They stay in one spot.”,0.0,go nowhere. They stay in one spot,go nowhere. They stay in one spot
261,What is the title of Think and Grow Rich?,grow rich,1.0,There is a great book called Think and Grow Rich. The title is not Work Hard and Grow Rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_70,"“The idea that “it takes money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not learned the science of money making money. Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, but they were not good investors. Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early. Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it. I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a great book called Think and Grow Rich. The title is not Work Hard and Grow Rich. Learn to have money work hard for you, and your life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.”",0.0,Work Hard and Grow Rich,Work Hard and Grow Rich
262,What are the people who have a large nest egg and lose it quickly?,investors,2.0,"Too often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, but they were not good investors.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_70,"“The idea that “it takes money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not learned the science of money making money. Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, but they were not good investors. Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early. Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it. I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a great book called Think and Grow Rich. The title is not Work Hard and Grow Rich. Learn to have money work hard for you, and your life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.”",0.0,unsophisticated investors,unsophisticated investors
263,"What did I turn $5,000 into a one-million-dollar asset in less than six years?",cash,3.0,"I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years. I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_70,"“The idea that “it takes money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not learned the science of money making money. Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, but they were not good investors. Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early. Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it. I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a great book called Think and Grow Rich. The title is not Work Hard and Grow Rich. Learn to have money work hard for you, and your life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.”",0.0,"$5,000 a month cash flow","$5,000 a month cash flow"
264,What is the most important thing about money?,wisdom,4.0,Education and wisdom about money are important.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_70,"“The idea that “it takes money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not learned the science of money making money. Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, but they were not good investors. Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early. Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it. I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a great book called Think and Grow Rich. The title is not Work Hard and Grow Rich. Learn to have money work hard for you, and your life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.”",0.0,Education and wisdom,Education and wisdom
265,How much do you know about a lot?,lot,1.0,“Know a little about a lot.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_71,“Know a little about a lot.”,0.0,a little,a little
266,What is the lesson?,lesson,1.0,"“We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_72,"“We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.”",0.0,memorize historical dates and names,memorize historical dates and names
267,What do we memorize only for historical purposes?,dates,2.0,"“We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_72,"“We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.”",0.0,dates and names,dates and names
268,What is the fast changing world of today?,today,1.0,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_73,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn.”",0.0,how fast you learn,how fast you learn
269,What is changing fast in today's world?,world,2.0,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_73,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn.”",0.0,how fast you learn,how fast you learn
270,What is the standard profile?,profile,1.0,“Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the standard profile.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_74,“Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the standard profile.”,0.0,not fit the standard profile,not fit the standard profile
271,What is tough when you don't fit the standard profile?,life,2.0,“Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the standard profile.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_74,“Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the standard profile.”,0.0,Life,Life
272,What is the most confusing and boring subject in the world?,accounting,1.0,"“Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most important subject.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_75,"“Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most important subject.”",0.0,Accounting,Accounting
273,"If you want to be rich, what is the most important subject?",long-term,2.0,"“Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most important subject.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_75,"“Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most important subject.”",0.0,Accounting,Accounting
274,What is something that puts money in my pocket?,asset,1.0,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_76,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.”,0.0,An asset,An asset
275,What is something that takes money out of my pocket?,liability,2.0,A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_76,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.”,0.0,A liability,A liability
276,What does a liability take out of my pocket?,money,3.0,A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.” “An asset is something that puts money in my pocket.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_76,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.”,0.0,money,money
277,What is the most important thing to keep?,money,1.0,“It’s not how much money you make. It’s how much money you keep.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_77,“It’s not how much money you make. It’s how much money you keep.”,0.0,money,money
278,What is Job?,acronym,1.0,“There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over Broke.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_78,“There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over Broke.”,0.0,Just Over Broke,Just Over Broke
279,What is the old saying that Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over Broke’?,cliché,2.0,“There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over Broke.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_78,“There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over Broke.”,0.0,cliché,cliché
280,"Who criticizes, and winners analyze?",cynics,1.0,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_79,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze”",0.0,Cynics,Cynics
281,"What do critics criticize, and winners analyze?",winners,2.0,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_79,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze”",0.0,Cynics,Cynics
282,What is the ability of a person to survive so many days forward?,wealth,1.0,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward — or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_80,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward — or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",0.0,Wealth,Wealth
283,What is wealth?,ability,2.0,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward — or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_80,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward — or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",0.0,a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward,a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward
284,What is life like going to?,gym,1.0,“Life is much like going to the gym.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_82,"“Life is much like going to the gym. The most painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy.”",0.0,the gym,the gym
285,What is like going to the gym?,life,2.0,“Life is much like going to the gym.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_82,"“Life is much like going to the gym. The most painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy.”",0.0,Life,Life
286,Why do the middle class struggle in debt?,debt,1.0,"“One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt is because the subject of money is taught at home, not in school.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_84,"“One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt is because the subject of money is taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from our parents. So what can a poor parent tell their child about money? They simply say ""Stay in school and study hard."" The child may graduate with excellent grades but with a poor person's financial programming and mind-set. It was learned while the child was young.”",0.0,"the subject of money is taught at home, not in school","the subject of money is taught at home, not in school"
287,What is the best way to graduate a child with a poor financial programming and mind-set?,grades,2.0,The child may graduate with excellent grades but with a poor person's financial programming and mind-set.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_84,"“One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt is because the subject of money is taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from our parents. So what can a poor parent tell their child about money? They simply say ""Stay in school and study hard."" The child may graduate with excellent grades but with a poor person's financial programming and mind-set. It was learned while the child was young.”",0.0,It was learned while the child was young,It was learned while the child was young
288,Who do most of us learn about money from?,parents,3.0,Most of us learn about money from our parents.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_84,"“One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt is because the subject of money is taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from our parents. So what can a poor parent tell their child about money? They simply say ""Stay in school and study hard."" The child may graduate with excellent grades but with a poor person's financial programming and mind-set. It was learned while the child was young.”",0.0,our parents,our parents
289,What is the first thing we need to work hard for?,paycheck,1.0,"First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_85,"“Most people have a price. And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed. First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. A pattern is then set: get up, go to work, pay bills, get up, go to work, pay bills... Their lives are then run forever by two emotions, fear and greed. Offer them more money, and they continue the cycle by also increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”",0.0,fear of being without money,fear of being without money
290,What is the emotion that drives us to think about all the wonderful things money can buy?,greed,2.0,"First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. A pattern is then set: get up, go to work, pay bills, get up, go to work, pay bills... Their lives are then run forever by two emotions, fear and greed. And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_85,"“Most people have a price. And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed. First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. A pattern is then set: get up, go to work, pay bills, get up, go to work, pay bills... Their lives are then run forever by two emotions, fear and greed. Offer them more money, and they continue the cycle by also increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”",0.0,greed or desire,greed or desire
291,What are fear and greed?,emotions,3.0,"A pattern is then set: get up, go to work, pay bills, get up, go to work, pay bills... Their lives are then run forever by two emotions, fear and greed. And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_85,"“Most people have a price. And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed. First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. A pattern is then set: get up, go to work, pay bills, get up, go to work, pay bills... Their lives are then run forever by two emotions, fear and greed. Offer them more money, and they continue the cycle by also increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”",0.0,human emotions,human emotions
292,What do people pay when they get up?,bills,4.0,"A pattern is then set: get up, go to work, pay bills, get up, go to work, pay bills... Their lives are then run forever by two emotions, fear and greed. A pattern is then set: get up, go to work, pay bills, get up, go to work, pay bills... Their lives are then run forever by two emotions, fear and greed.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_85,"“Most people have a price. And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed. First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. A pattern is then set: get up, go to work, pay bills, get up, go to work, pay bills... Their lives are then run forever by two emotions, fear and greed. Offer them more money, and they continue the cycle by also increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”",0.0,bills,bills
293,"I want contacts, and I help someone else get contacts. Like magic, contacts come to me.",contacts,1.0,"I want contacts, and I help someone else get contacts. I want contacts, and I help someone else get contacts. Like magic, contacts come to me.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_86,"“Whenever you feel short or need of something, give what you want first, and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love or friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may do, but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of prosperity is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples. I want sales, so I help someone else sell something, so sales come to me. I want contacts, and I help someone else get contacts. Like magic, contacts come to me. I heard a saying years ago that went: god does not need to receive, but humans need to give. My rich dad would often say: poor people are more greedy than rich people. He would explain that if a person is rich, that person is providing something that other people wanted...whenever I think people aren't smiling at me, I simply began smiling and saying hello. Like magic, the next thing I know: I'm surrounded by smiling people. It is true that you world is only a mirror of you. So that's why I say, teach and you shall receive.”",0.0,I want sales,I want sales
294,What is the best way to express love?,friendship,2.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love or friendship.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_86,"“Whenever you feel short or need of something, give what you want first, and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love or friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may do, but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of prosperity is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples. I want sales, so I help someone else sell something, so sales come to me. I want contacts, and I help someone else get contacts. Like magic, contacts come to me. I heard a saying years ago that went: god does not need to receive, but humans need to give. My rich dad would often say: poor people are more greedy than rich people. He would explain that if a person is rich, that person is providing something that other people wanted...whenever I think people aren't smiling at me, I simply began smiling and saying hello. Like magic, the next thing I know: I'm surrounded by smiling people. It is true that you world is only a mirror of you. So that's why I say, teach and you shall receive.”",0.0,a smile,a smile
295,What is it like when people come to me?,magic,3.0,"Like magic, the next thing I know: I'm surrounded by smiling people. Like magic, contacts come to me.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_86,"“Whenever you feel short or need of something, give what you want first, and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love or friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may do, but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of prosperity is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples. I want sales, so I help someone else sell something, so sales come to me. I want contacts, and I help someone else get contacts. Like magic, contacts come to me. I heard a saying years ago that went: god does not need to receive, but humans need to give. My rich dad would often say: poor people are more greedy than rich people. He would explain that if a person is rich, that person is providing something that other people wanted...whenever I think people aren't smiling at me, I simply began smiling and saying hello. Like magic, the next thing I know: I'm surrounded by smiling people. It is true that you world is only a mirror of you. So that's why I say, teach and you shall receive.”",0.0,magic,magic
296,What is the most important thing to someone who is in love?,smile,4.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love or friendship.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_86,"“Whenever you feel short or need of something, give what you want first, and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love or friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may do, but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of prosperity is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples. I want sales, so I help someone else sell something, so sales come to me. I want contacts, and I help someone else get contacts. Like magic, contacts come to me. I heard a saying years ago that went: god does not need to receive, but humans need to give. My rich dad would often say: poor people are more greedy than rich people. He would explain that if a person is rich, that person is providing something that other people wanted...whenever I think people aren't smiling at me, I simply began smiling and saying hello. Like magic, the next thing I know: I'm surrounded by smiling people. It is true that you world is only a mirror of you. So that's why I say, teach and you shall receive.”",0.0,friendship,friendship
297,What part of the brain is able to think and search for answers?,brain,1.0,“How can I afford it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_87,“How can I afford it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.”,0.0,“How can I afford it?” opened up the brain,“How can I afford it?” opened up the brain
298,What did the brain search for?,answers,2.0,“How can I afford it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_87,“How can I afford it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.”,0.0,answers,answers
299,What are the three most important management skills necessary to start a business?,management skills,1.0,“Th e three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of:1.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_88,“Th e three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of:1. Cash flow2. People3. Personal time”,0.0,1. Cash flow2. People3. Personal time,1. Cash flow2. People3. Personal time
300,What are the three most important management skills necessary to start your own business?,business,2.0,“Th e three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of:1.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_88,“Th e three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of:1. Cash flow2. People3. Personal time”,0.0,1. Cash flow2. People3. Personal time,1. Cash flow2. People3. Personal time
301,Who is more afraid of losing than they are?,people,1.0,Most people never win because they’re more afraid of losing.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_89,“Sometimes you win and sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most people never win because they’re more afraid of losing.”,0.0,Most people never win,Most people never win
302,What is the term for the rat race?,rat race,1.0,Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_90,"“I recommend to young people to seek work for what they will learn, more than what they will earn. Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.”",0.0,Rat Race,Rat Race
303,What do you want to acquire before you get stuck in the Rat Race?,skills,2.0,Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_90,"“I recommend to young people to seek work for what they will learn, more than what they will earn. Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.”",0.0,skills,skills
304,What do you want to learn before you get stuck in the Rat Race?,profession,3.0,Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_90,"“I recommend to young people to seek work for what they will learn, more than what they will earn. Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.”",0.0,skills,skills
305,How do you look at what skills you want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race?,road,4.0,Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_90,"“I recommend to young people to seek work for what they will learn, more than what they will earn. Look down the road at what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.”",0.0,down the road,down the road
306,What is the master of the universe?,slave,1.0,"Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_91,"“If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,money,money
307,"If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. That is financial intelligence?",intelligence,2.0,"“If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. That is financial intelligence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_91,"“If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,It will be smarter than you,It will be smarter than you
308,"If money is smarter than you, you will be what?",master,3.0,"If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_91,"“If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,work for it all your life,work for it all your life
309,What is the most powerful thing we have?,asset,1.0,“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_92,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”",0.0,our mind,our mind
310,What can an untrained mind create that can crush a family for generations?,poverty,2.0,An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_92,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”",0.0,extreme poverty,extreme poverty
311,"If a person is trained well, what can they create?",wealth,3.0,"If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_92,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”",0.0,enormous wealth,enormous wealth
312,How long can extreme poverty crush a family?,generations,4.0,An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_92,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”",0.0,generations,generations
313,What does not talk to you most of the time?,life,1.0,"“Most of the time, life does not talk to you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_94,"“Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around.”",0.0,life,life
314,What aren't seen with your eyes?,opportunities,1.0,Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them.” “Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_96,“Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them.”,0.0,Great opportunities,Great opportunities
315,How are they seen?,mind,2.0,They are seen with your mind.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_96,“Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them.”,0.0,with your mind,with your mind
316,What are great opportunities not seen with?,eyes,3.0,“Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_96,“Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them.”,0.0,your eyes,your eyes
317,Who is trained to recognize opportunities right in front of them?,people,4.0,Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_96,“Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front of them.”,0.0,Most people,Most people
318,"What is life saying, ‘Wake up?",push,1.0,"Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_97,"“But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,There’s something I want you to learn,There’s something I want you to learn
319,What is life the best of all?,teacher,2.0,"“But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_97,"“But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,teacher,teacher
320,What is the best teacher of all?,life,3.0,"“But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. “But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_97,"“But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,life,life
321,What is the most expensive thing that a person can get by raising his fees?,health care,1.0,"By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_101,"“A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”",0.0,health care,health care
322,What is the gap between the haves and the have-nots?,haves,2.0,History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_101,"“A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”",0.0,too great,too great
323,Why do doctors raise their fees?,attorneys,3.0,"Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_101,"“A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”",0.0,it makes health care more expensive for everyone,it makes health care more expensive for everyone
324,What will happen between the rich and the poor that will cause chaos to break out and another great civilization will collapse?,gap,4.0,Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_101,"“A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”",0.0,a horrifying gap,a horrifying gap
325,Which company makes more money than McDonald's?,mcdonald,1.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_102,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The”",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
326,What do most students in my classes cook better than McDonald's?,hamburger,2.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_102,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The”",0.0,hamburger,hamburger
327,What do students ask when they ask me how many of them can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?,classes,3.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_102,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The”",0.0,almost all the students raise their hands,almost all the students raise their hands
328,Who asks me how many people can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?,students,4.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_102,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The”",0.0,almost all the students raise their hands,almost all the students raise their hands
329,What country rose to dominance in the industrial revolution?,america,1.0,"Then, it was factories and production, and America rose to dominance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_103,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Then, it was factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, it is information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,America,America
330,Who owned the wealth?,industrialist,2.0,The industrialist owned the wealth.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_103,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Then, it was factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, it is information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,The industrialist,The industrialist
331,What did America do after factories and production?,dominance,3.0,"Then, it was factories and production, and America rose to dominance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_103,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Then, it was factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, it is information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,rose to dominance,rose to dominance
332,What does the person who owns the most timely information own?,wealth,4.0,And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.” So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. The industrialist owned the wealth.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_103,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Then, it was factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, it is information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,the wealth,the wealth
333,What is the ability to sell?,base skill,1.0,"“The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_104,"“The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",0.0,—to communicate to another human being,—to communicate to another human being
334,What is the most important person to sell to?,spouse,2.0,"“The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_104,"“The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",0.0,"a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child","a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child"
335,Why do over 90 percent of the American public play not to lose?,struggles,1.0,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_105,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.”,0.0,struggles financially,struggles financially
336,What percentage of the American public struggles financially?,percent,2.0,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_105,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.”,0.0,over 90 percent,over 90 percent
337,Why do people struggle financially?,reason,3.0,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_105,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.”,0.0,they play not to lose,they play not to lose
338,What is the most common way to get a sudden windfall of cash?,pay raise,1.0,"That is why, all too often, a person who comes into a sudden windfall of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in before.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_106,"“more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws, putting a spotlight on what we don’t know. That is why, all too often, a person who comes into a sudden windfall of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in before.”",0.0,"an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings","an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings"
339,What is the most common way to get money from a sudden windfall?,lottery,2.0,"That is why, all too often, a person who comes into a sudden windfall of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in before.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_106,"“more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws, putting a spotlight on what we don’t know. That is why, all too often, a person who comes into a sudden windfall of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in before.”",0.0,"an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings","an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings"
340,Money often makes obvious what we don't know?,flaws,3.0,"Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws, putting a spotlight on what we don’t know.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_106,"“more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws, putting a spotlight on what we don’t know. That is why, all too often, a person who comes into a sudden windfall of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in before.”",0.0,tragic human flaws,tragic human flaws
341,What is the sudden cash flow that a person gets?,windfall,4.0,"That is why, all too often, a person who comes into a sudden windfall of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in before.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_106,"“more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws, putting a spotlight on what we don’t know. That is why, all too often, a person who comes into a sudden windfall of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in before.”",0.0,"an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings","an inheritance, a pay raise, or lottery winnings"
342,Who is afraid of losing?,people,1.0,“Most people never win because they’re more afraid of losing.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_108,“Most people never win because they’re more afraid of losing.”,0.0,Most people never win,Most people never win
343,"If you work for money, you give the power to who?",employer,1.0,"“If you work for money, you give the power to you employer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_109,"“If you work for money, you give the power to you employer. If money works for you, you keep the power and control it.”",0.0,you employer,you employer
344,"Who said, ""Study hard so you can find a good company to work for.""?",dad,1.0,"“One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good company to buy.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_110,"“One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good company to buy.”",0.0,One dad,One dad
345,What did one dad say to study hard so he could find a good job?,company,2.0,"“One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good company to buy.” “One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good company to buy.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_110,"“One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good company to buy.”",0.0,“Study hard so you can find a good company to work for,“Study hard so you can find a good company to work for
346,How do I know when to make quick decisions?,skill,1.0,“Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_112,“Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.”,0.0,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill
347,How do I know when to make quick decisions?,decisions,2.0,“Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_112,“Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.”,0.0,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill
348,What do the poor and middle class acquire that they think are assets?,liabilities,1.0,The poor and the middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_113,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and the middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,0.0,liabilities,liabilities
349,What do rich people acquire liabilities that they think are?,assets,2.0,The poor and the middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.” “Rich people acquire assets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_113,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and the middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,0.0,assets,assets
350,What class acquires liabilities that they think are assets?,class,3.0,The poor and the middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_113,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and the middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,0.0,The poor and the middle class,The poor and the middle class
351,Who acquires assets?,people,4.0,“Rich people acquire assets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_113,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and the middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,0.0,Rich people,Rich people
352,"A corporation can do many things that an employee cannot do, like pay expenses before paying taxes.",employee,1.0,"“A corporation can do many things that an employee cannot, like pay expenses before paying taxes.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_114,"“A corporation can do many things that an employee cannot, like pay expenses before paying taxes. That is a whole area of expertise that is very exciting. Employees earn and get taxed, and they try to live on what is left. A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”",0.0,.”,.”
353,"What can do many things that an employee cannot, like pay expenses before paying taxes?",corporation,2.0,"“A corporation can do many things that an employee cannot, like pay expenses before paying taxes. A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_114,"“A corporation can do many things that an employee cannot, like pay expenses before paying taxes. That is a whole area of expertise that is very exciting. Employees earn and get taxed, and they try to live on what is left. A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”",0.0,A corporation,A corporation
354,What is the area of expertise that is very exciting?,area,3.0,That is a whole area of expertise that is very exciting.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_114,"“A corporation can do many things that an employee cannot, like pay expenses before paying taxes. That is a whole area of expertise that is very exciting. Employees earn and get taxed, and they try to live on what is left. A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”",0.0,pay expenses before paying taxes,pay expenses before paying taxes
355,What is worse than guilt?,greed,1.0,"“Guilt is worse than greed, for guilt robs the body of its soul.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_115,"“Guilt is worse than greed, for guilt robs the body of its soul.”",0.0,greed,greed
356,"If you want to be rich and maintain your what, it’s important to be financially literate, in words as well as numbers?",wealth,1.0,"“So if you want to be rich and maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words as well as numbers.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_116,"“So if you want to be rich and maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words as well as numbers. The”",0.0,wealth,wealth
357,What are some of the most important things to be financially literate?,numbers,2.0,"“So if you want to be rich and maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words as well as numbers.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_116,"“So if you want to be rich and maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words as well as numbers. The”",0.0,words as well as numbers,words as well as numbers
358,What is the size of a person's life?,paycheck,1.0,To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_117,"“I want you to always think of Mrs. Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”",0.0,a paycheck,a paycheck
359,Fear and desire can lead you into life's biggest what?,trap,2.0,"Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_117,"“I want you to always think of Mrs. Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”",0.0,trap,trap
360,What is the worst way to live?,bills,3.0,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_117,"“I want you to always think of Mrs. Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”",0.0,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills
361,What is the biggest trap in life?,desire,4.0,Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_117,"“I want you to always think of Mrs. Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”",0.0,fear and desire,fear and desire
362,What is the result of people working all their lives for someone else?,struggle,1.0,“Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_118,“Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,0.0,Financial struggle,Financial struggle
363,What are the consequences of people working for someone else?,lives,2.0,“Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_118,“Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,0.0,Financial struggle,Financial struggle
364,What is the best cure for depression?,laziness,1.0,It’s the best cure for laziness.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_119,"“Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.”",0.0,Be a little greedy,Be a little greedy
365,What is the best cure for laziness?,cure,2.0,It’s the best cure for laziness.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_119,"“Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.”",0.0,Be a little greedy,Be a little greedy
366,"If you are avoiding something you know you should be doing, what should you ask yourself?",thing,3.0,"“Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_119,"“Whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.”",0.0,“What’s in it for me,“What’s in it for me
367,What is part of the process of success?,failure,1.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.” “Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_120,“Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,Failure,Failure
368,What do people who avoid failure also avoid?,success,2.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.” “Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_120,“Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,success,success
369,Who avoids failure?,people,3.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_120,“Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”,0.0,People,People
370,"What is hard, and the hard road often becomes easy?",road,1.0,"“Remember, the easy road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.” “Remember, the easy road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_121,"“Remember, the easy road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.”",0.0,easy road,easy road
371,"If you have no guts, you just give up every time what pushes you?",time life,1.0,"“Or if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_122,"“Or if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”",0.0,life,life
372,"If you're the kind of person who has no what, you just give up every time life pushes you?",guts,2.0,"“Or if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_122,"“Or if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”",0.0,guts,guts
373,What kind of people will you have who really like you?,friends,3.0,You’ll have lots of friends who really like you because you were such a nice hardworking guy.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_122,"“Or if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”",0.0,lots of friends,lots of friends
374,"If you're that kind of person, you'll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. “Or if you're the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",person,4.0,"If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. “Or if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_122,"“Or if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”",0.0,Then you die a boring old man,Then you die a boring old man
375,What are great opportunities not seen with your eyes?,opportunities,1.0,“Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_124,“Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen with your mind.”,0.0,mind,mind
376,What is the way you see things?,mind,2.0,They are seen with your mind.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_124,“Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen with your mind.”,0.0,with your mind,with your mind
377,What are great opportunities not seen with?,eyes,3.0,“Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_124,“Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen with your mind.”,0.0,eyes,eyes
378,What is the best way to educate yourself when you know you are ignorant?,expert,1.0,"“When you know you are ignorant in a subject, start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on the subject.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_125,"“When you know you are ignorant in a subject, start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on the subject.”",0.0,finding an expert in the field or a book on the subject,finding an expert in the field or a book on the subject
379,What is the subject that you know you are ignorant in?,subject,2.0,"“When you know you are ignorant in a subject, start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on the subject.” “When you know you are ignorant in a subject, start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on the subject.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_125,"“When you know you are ignorant in a subject, start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on the subject.”",0.0,finding an expert in the field,finding an expert in the field
380,Who are the most lazy?,people,1.0,“Busy people are often the most lazy.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_126,“Busy people are often the most lazy.”,0.0,Busy people,Busy people
381,What is the name of the rich dad who asked the question?,dad,1.0,“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_127,"“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked. “Well, yes,” I replied. “That’s how they teach you in school,” he said, smiling. “But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,yes,yes
382,What does teaching mean?,lecture,2.0,“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_127,"“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked. “Well, yes,” I replied. “That’s how they teach you in school,” he said, smiling. “But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,talking or a lecture,talking or a lecture
383,"What is life saying, ‘Wake up?",push,3.0,"Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_127,"“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked. “Well, yes,” I replied. “That’s how they teach you in school,” he said, smiling. “But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,Each push,Each push
384,What is life the best of all?,teacher,4.0,"“But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_127,"“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked. “Well, yes,” I replied. “That’s how they teach you in school,” he said, smiling. “But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,teacher,teacher
385,What is the difference between a liability and an asset?,asset,1.0,"You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_128,"“Rule One. You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",0.0,"asset and a liability, and buy assets","asset and a liability, and buy assets"
386,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,2.0,"You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_128,"“Rule One. You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",0.0,You must know,You must know
387,What do I delay paying when I start trading properties up for bigger properties?,taxes,1.0,"My real estate strategy, on the other hand, is to start small and keep trading the properties up for bigger properties and, therefore, delaying paying taxes on the gain.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_129,"“With small companies, my investment strategy is to be out of the stock in a year. My real estate strategy, on the other hand, is to start small and keep trading the properties up for bigger properties and, therefore, delaying paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.”",0.0,taxes on the gain,taxes on the gain
388,What do I trade up for bigger properties?,properties,2.0,"My real estate strategy, on the other hand, is to start small and keep trading the properties up for bigger properties and, therefore, delaying paying taxes on the gain. My real estate strategy, on the other hand, is to start small and keep trading the properties up for bigger properties and, therefore, delaying paying taxes on the gain.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_129,"“With small companies, my investment strategy is to be out of the stock in a year. My real estate strategy, on the other hand, is to start small and keep trading the properties up for bigger properties and, therefore, delaying paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.”",0.0,properties,properties
389,What is the biggest tax gain?,gain,3.0,"My real estate strategy, on the other hand, is to start small and keep trading the properties up for bigger properties and, therefore, delaying paying taxes on the gain.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_129,"“With small companies, my investment strategy is to be out of the stock in a year. My real estate strategy, on the other hand, is to start small and keep trading the properties up for bigger properties and, therefore, delaying paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.”",0.0,bigger properties,bigger properties
390,What is the meaning of,ذلك,1.0,“اقر بأنني سعيت وراء أناس لأنهم يملكون الملايين، ولم أكن اسعى في ذلك وراء أموالهم، بل خبرتهم.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_131,“اقر بأنني سعيت وراء أناس لأنهم يملكون الملايين، ولم أكن اسعى في ذلك وراء أموالهم، بل خبرتهم.”,0.0,اقر,اقر
391,What is the briar patch?,greed,1.0,“The briar patch is our fear and greed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_132,"“The briar patch is our fear and greed. Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts is the way out.”",0.0,our fear and greed,our fear and greed
392,What is the way out of fear?,weaknesses,2.0,"Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts is the way out.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_132,"“The briar patch is our fear and greed. Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts is the way out.”",0.0,"Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts","Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts"
393,What is the briar patch?,patch,3.0,“The briar patch is our fear and greed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_132,"“The briar patch is our fear and greed. Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts is the way out.”",0.0,our fear and greed,our fear and greed
394,"What are the best ways to overcome fear, weaknesses, and neediness?",thoughts,4.0,"Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts is the way out.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_132,"“The briar patch is our fear and greed. Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts is the way out.”",0.0,choosing our own thoughts,choosing our own thoughts
395,What is a job?,solution,1.0,“A job is only a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_133,“A job is only a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,0.0,a short-term solution to a long-term problem,a short-term solution to a long-term problem
396,What is the short term solution to a long term problem?,job,2.0,“A job is only a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_133,“A job is only a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,0.0,A job,A job
397,ерете да соделите теи нани с ваите деа и е ел и дее?,ваш,1.0,"Похарчете я за пасиви и ще се присъедините към редиците на средната класа.Инвестирайте я в ума си и научете как да се сдобивате с активи; в такъв случай сте избрали богатството като ваша цел и бъдеще. Изберете да споделите тези знания с вашите деца и ще сте избрали да ги подготвите за света, който ги чака. Вашето бъдеще и бъдещето на вашите деца се определя от избора ви днес, не утре.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_135,"“Всеки от нас е получил два безценни дара: ум и време. От вас зависи какво ще направите с тях. Имате силата да определите съдбата си с всяка банкнота, която вземате в ръка. Вие и единствено вие имате властта да го направите. Похарчите ли я глупаво, значи сте избрали да останете бедни. Похарчете я за пасиви и ще се присъедините към редиците на средната класа.Инвестирайте я в ума си и научете как да се сдобивате с активи; в такъв случай сте избрали богатството като ваша цел и бъдеще. Изборът е ваш, само ваш. Всеки ден, с всяка банкнота, вие решавате дали да бъдете в редиците на бедната, средната или богатата класа. Изберете да споделите тези знания с вашите деца и ще сте избрали да ги подготвите за света, който ги чака. Никой друг няма да го направи. Вашето бъдеще и бъдещето на вашите деца се определя от избора ви днес, не утре. Желаем ви голямо богатство и много щастие в този приказен подарък, наречен ""живот"".”",0.0,бъдещето,бъдещето
398,Who wants it finished by the morning?,boss,1.0,My boss wants it finished by morning.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_136,"“He believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut down your brain. It didn’t have to think anymore. “How can I afford it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” werea lie. And the human spirit knows it. “ The human spirit is very, very powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or the human spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”",0.0,My boss,My boss
399,What are the things I have to do tonight?,tonight,2.0,Look at what I have to do tonight.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_136,"“He believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut down your brain. It didn’t have to think anymore. “How can I afford it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” werea lie. And the human spirit knows it. “ The human spirit is very, very powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or the human spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”",0.0,My boss wants it finished by morning,My boss wants it finished by morning
400,What did he think he could not afford?,answers,3.0,"“How can I afford it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” werea lie.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_136,"“He believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut down your brain. It didn’t have to think anymore. “How can I afford it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” werea lie. And the human spirit knows it. “ The human spirit is very, very powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or the human spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”",0.0,lazy mind,lazy mind
401,What is Job?,acronym,1.0,“Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over Broke.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_137,“Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over Broke.”,0.0,Just Over Broke,Just Over Broke
402,What is the meaning of 'Job'?,broke,2.0,“Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over Broke.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_137,“Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over Broke.”,0.0,Just Over Broke,Just Over Broke
403,What is the emotion that is the most powerful in a person's life?,greed,1.0,“People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_138,“People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.”,0.0,fear and greed,fear and greed
404,What are fear and greed?,emotions,2.0,“People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_138,“People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.”,0.0,two emotions,two emotions
405,Who wins when losing?,losers,1.0,"For losers, losing defeats them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_139,"“For winners, losing inspires them. For losers, losing defeats them.”",0.0,losers,losers
406,What do poor people have that makes them poor?,habits,1.0,“Poor people have poor habits.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_143,“Poor people have poor habits.”,0.0,poor habits,poor habits
407,What are poor people?,people,2.0,“Poor people have poor habits.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_143,“Poor people have poor habits.”,0.0,poor habits,poor habits
408,What is the key to financial freedom and great?,wealth,1.0,“The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_144,“The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income.”,0.0,ability to convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income,ability to convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income
409,What do you always try to turn into an opportunity?,disaster,1.0,“I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_145,“I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”,0.0,every disaster,every disaster
410,What did I always try to turn every disaster into?,opportunity,2.0,“I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_145,“I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”,0.0,an opportunity,an opportunity
411,What is the name of the chicken that has taken over their brain?,chicken little,1.0,"Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but they pay a huge price. Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_148,"“So whenever I hear people focusing on their I-don’t-wants, rather than what they do want, I know the noise in their head must be loud. Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life. Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind.”",0.0,Chicken Little,Chicken Little
412,What is breaking in Chicken Little's house?,toilets,2.0,"Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but they pay a huge price.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_148,"“So whenever I hear people focusing on their I-don’t-wants, rather than what they do want, I know the noise in their head must be loud. Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life. Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind.”",0.0,toilets,toilets
413,"What part of chicken little's brain is yelling, ""The sky is falling, and toilets are breaking!""?",brain,3.0,"Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but they pay a huge price.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_148,"“So whenever I hear people focusing on their I-don’t-wants, rather than what they do want, I know the noise in their head must be loud. Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life. Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind.”",0.0,inner Chicken Little,inner Chicken Little
414,"What is falling, and the toilets are breaking?",sky,4.0,"Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but they pay a huge price.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_148,"“So whenever I hear people focusing on their I-don’t-wants, rather than what they do want, I know the noise in their head must be loud. Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life. Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind.”",0.0,The sky,The sky
415,What is your world?,mirror,1.0,It is true that your world is only a mirror of you.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_149,"“Whenever I feel that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello. Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people. It is true that your world is only a mirror of you. So”",0.0,a mirror of you,a mirror of you
416,What is it like to be surrounded by smiling people?,magic,2.0,"Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_149,"“Whenever I feel that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello. Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people. It is true that your world is only a mirror of you. So”",0.0,magic,magic
417,How do I know I’m surrounded by smiling people?,thing,3.0,"Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_149,"“Whenever I feel that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello. Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people. It is true that your world is only a mirror of you. So”",0.0,Like magic,Like magic
418,What is your world?,world,4.0,It is true that your world is only a mirror of you.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_149,"“Whenever I feel that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello. Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people. It is true that your world is only a mirror of you. So”",0.0,a mirror of you,a mirror of you
419,Who gave us two ears and one mouth?,god,1.0,"If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_150,"“Listening is more important than talking. If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of asking questions. I”",0.0,God,God
420,"If God had not given us two of his creations, what would have been the only one we have?",ears,2.0,"If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_150,"“Listening is more important than talking. If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of asking questions. I”",0.0,mouth,mouth
421,What is more important than talking?,listening,3.0,Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. “Listening is more important than talking.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_150,"“Listening is more important than talking. If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of asking questions. I”",0.0,Listening,Listening
422,What do people think with their mouth instead of listening?,possibilities,4.0,Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_150,"“Listening is more important than talking. If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of asking questions. I”",0.0,absorb new ideas and possibilities,absorb new ideas and possibilities
423,What is the name of the race that is focusing on toilets?,rat race,1.0,"“I talk about freedom from the Rat Race, and they focus on toilets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_151,"“I talk about freedom from the Rat Race, and they focus on toilets. That is the thought pattern that keeps most people poor. They criticize instead of analyze.”",0.0,Rat Race,Rat Race
424,What do the Rat Race people focus on?,toilets,2.0,"“I talk about freedom from the Rat Race, and they focus on toilets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_151,"“I talk about freedom from the Rat Race, and they focus on toilets. That is the thought pattern that keeps most people poor. They criticize instead of analyze.”",0.0,toilets,toilets
425,What do they do instead of criticize?,analyze,3.0,They criticize instead of analyze.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_151,"“I talk about freedom from the Rat Race, and they focus on toilets. That is the thought pattern that keeps most people poor. They criticize instead of analyze.”",0.0,analyze,analyze
426,What is the thought pattern that keeps most people poor?,pattern,4.0,That is the thought pattern that keeps most people poor.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_151,"“I talk about freedom from the Rat Race, and they focus on toilets. That is the thought pattern that keeps most people poor. They criticize instead of analyze.”",0.0,focus on toilets,focus on toilets
427,What is in your hands?,hands,1.0,“It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_152,“It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands.”,0.0,what is in your head,what is in your head
428,What is the primary difference between a rich person and a poor person?,fear,1.0,“The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_153,“The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear.”,0.0,how they manage fear,how they manage fear
429,How do rich people manage fear?,difference,2.0,“The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_153,“The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear.”,0.0,primary difference between a rich person and a poor person,primary difference between a rich person and a poor person
430,What does failure defeat?,losers,1.0,Failure defeats losers.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_154,“Failure inspires winners. Failure defeats losers.”,0.0,losers,losers
431,What inspires winners?,failure,2.0,“Failure inspires winners. Failure defeats losers.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_154,“Failure inspires winners. Failure defeats losers.”,0.0,Failure,Failure
432,What is the best way to make offers?,counteroffers,1.0,"You must go to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_156,"“•    Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the right investors, or whatever is just like dating. You must go to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept.”",0.0,go to the market and talk to a lot of people,go to the market and talk to a lot of people
433,"How many people do you have to go to the market and make offers, counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept?",lot,2.0,"You must go to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept.” You must go to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_156,"“•    Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the right investors, or whatever is just like dating. You must go to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept.”",0.0,a lot,a lot
434,"What is the best deal, the right people, the right investors, or whatever is just like dating?",deal,3.0,"“•    Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the right investors, or whatever is just like dating.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_156,"“•    Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the right investors, or whatever is just like dating. You must go to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept.”",0.0,"Finding a good deal, the right business","Finding a good deal, the right business"
435,"Where do you go to make a lot of offers, counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept?",market,4.0,"You must go to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_156,"“•    Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the right investors, or whatever is just like dating. You must go to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept.”",0.0,the market,the market
436,What is the difference between heroes and cowards?,cowards,1.0,"“We’re all heroes at something, and cowards at something else.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_159,"“We’re all heroes at something, and cowards at something else.”",0.0,We’re all heroes at something,We’re all heroes at something
437,What are the heroes and cowards at something else?,heroes,2.0,"“We’re all heroes at something, and cowards at something else.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_159,"“We’re all heroes at something, and cowards at something else.”",0.0,heroes,heroes
438,What is it that having no money is not an excuse to not learn?,excuse,1.0,“Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_160,“Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn.”,0.0,Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn.”,Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn.”
439,What is not an excuse to not learn?,money,2.0,“Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_160,“Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn.”,0.0,Having no money,Having no money
440,What is the first question that a sophisticated investor asks: How do I get my money back?,investor,1.0,“The sophisticated investor’s first question is: “How fast do I get my money back?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_161,“The sophisticated investor’s first question is: “How fast do I get my money back?”,0.0,How fast,How fast
441,How do I get my money back?,money,2.0,“The sophisticated investor’s first question is: “How fast do I get my money back?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_161,“The sophisticated investor’s first question is: “How fast do I get my money back?”,0.0,How fast,How fast
442,What do new ideas add to other accumulated ideas?,synergy,1.0,"“A truly intelligent person welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other accumulated ideas.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_162,"“A truly intelligent person welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other accumulated ideas.”",0.0,synergy,synergy
443,What can add to the synergy of other accumulated ideas?,ideas,2.0,"“A truly intelligent person welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other accumulated ideas.” “A truly intelligent person welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other accumulated ideas.” “A truly intelligent person welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other accumulated ideas.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_162,"“A truly intelligent person welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other accumulated ideas.”",0.0,new ideas,new ideas
444,What will happen between the rich and the poor that will cause chaos?,gap,1.0,“Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_163,“Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse.”,0.0,gap,gap
445,What will happen when the gap between rich and poor is so great that another civilization will collapse?,chaos,2.0,“Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_163,“Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse.”,0.0,chaos will break out,chaos will break out
446,What do you do when you are not able to do anything?,criticar,1.0,“Haz lo que tu corazón te diga que es lo correcto porque de todas formas te van a criticar.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_164,“Haz lo que tu corazón te diga que es lo correcto porque de todas formas te van a criticar. Mal si lo haces y mal si no lo haces.”,0.0,criticar,criticar
447,What was the history of Alexander Graham Bell?,tv program,1.0,"Last night, I took a break from writing and watched a TV program on the history of a young man named Alexander Graham Bell.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_169,"“Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold. Last night, I took a break from writing and watched a TV program on the history of a young man named Alexander Graham Bell.”",0.0,"Last night, I took a break from writing and watched a TV program","Last night, I took a break from writing and watched a TV program"
448,What is the name of the young man who was a TV show about the history of Alexander Graham Bell?,alexander graham bell,2.0,"Last night, I took a break from writing and watched a TV program on the history of a young man named Alexander Graham Bell.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_169,"“Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold. Last night, I took a break from writing and watched a TV program on the history of a young man named Alexander Graham Bell.”",0.0,Alexander Graham Bell,Alexander Graham Bell
449,What is the most successful person in the real world?,bold,3.0,"“Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_169,"“Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold. Last night, I took a break from writing and watched a TV program on the history of a young man named Alexander Graham Bell.”",0.0,bold,bold
450,What did I do to watch a TV program on the history of a young man named Alexander Graham Bell?,break,4.0,"Last night, I took a break from writing and watched a TV program on the history of a young man named Alexander Graham Bell.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_169,"“Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold. Last night, I took a break from writing and watched a TV program on the history of a young man named Alexander Graham Bell.”",0.0,took a break from writing,took a break from writing
451,What do we think rather than react to?,emotions,1.0,“what we think rather than reacting to our emotions.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_170,“what we think rather than reacting to our emotions.”,0.0,our emotions,our emotions
452,What is your goal in life?,path,1.0,“finding your path in life is your goal in life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_171,“finding your path in life is your goal in life.”,0.0,finding your path in life,finding your path in life
453,What is finding your path in life?,goal,2.0,“finding your path in life is your goal in life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_171,“finding your path in life is your goal in life.”,0.0,goal,goal
454,What is the cause of poor health and wealth?,laziness,1.0,Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_172,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”",0.0,Laziness,Laziness
455,What does laziness decrease your chances of getting?,wealth,2.0,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_172,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”",0.0,health and wealth,health and wealth
456,How does physical exercise increase your chances of health?,chances,3.0,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. “Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_172,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”",0.0,Proper,Proper
457,What increases your chances of health?,exercise,4.0,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. “Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_172,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances of health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. Laziness decreases both health and wealth.”",0.0,Proper physical exercise,Proper physical exercise
458,What is the ability of a person to survive so many days forward?,wealth,1.0,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward— or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_173,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward— or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",0.0,Wealth,Wealth
459,What is wealth?,ability,2.0,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward— or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_173,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward— or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",0.0,a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward,a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward
460,What are the attempts to find happiness in people's souls?,addictions,1.0,“Most addictions are attempts to find happiness in people’s souls.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_175,“Most addictions are attempts to find happiness in people’s souls. This”,0.0,addictions,addictions
461,What do most addictions seek to find in people?,happiness,2.0,“Most addictions are attempts to find happiness in people’s souls.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_175,“Most addictions are attempts to find happiness in people’s souls. This”,0.0,happiness,happiness
462,Who should you choose when you need advice?,advisor,1.0,"“When you need advice, make sure you choose your advisor wisely.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_177,"“When you need advice, make sure you choose your advisor wisely. There”",0.0,your advisor,your advisor
463,What do most people never see because they’re looking for money and security?,opportunities,1.0,"Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_178,"“You will see things that other people never see. Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security,”",0.0,opportunities,opportunities
464,What are the two things that most people don't see as opportunities because they're looking for money and what?,security,2.0,"Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_178,"“You will see things that other people never see. Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security,”",0.0,security,security
465,What do most people look for in order to get these opportunities?,money,3.0,"Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_178,"“You will see things that other people never see. Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security,”",0.0,money and security,money and security
466,What do you see that other people don't see?,things,4.0,“You will see things that other people never see.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_178,"“You will see things that other people never see. Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security,”",0.0,things that other people never see. Most people never see these opportunities,things that other people never see. Most people never see these opportunities
467,What is the size of a person's life?,paycheck,1.0,“To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_180,"“To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid.”",0.0,the size of a paycheck,the size of a paycheck
468,What do I want you to avoid?,trap,2.0,"That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_180,"“To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid.”",0.0,trap,trap
469,What is the size of a paycheck?,size,3.0,“To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_180,"“To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid.”",0.0,living a life,living a life
470,What makes you secure?,job,4.0,Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_180,"“To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid.”",0.0,a job,a job
471,What is the difference between being poor and being broke?,difference,1.0,“There is a difference between being poor and being broke.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_181,“There is a difference between being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.” My”,0.0,Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal,Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal
472,What is the easiest way to deal with rejection?,communicating,1.0,"The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_182,"“The skills of selling and marketing are diffcult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection. The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",0.0,"communicating, negotiating","communicating, negotiating"
473,Why do most people have a hard time selling and marketing?,rejection,2.0,"“The skills of selling and marketing are diffcult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection. The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_182,"“The skills of selling and marketing are diffcult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection. The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",0.0,fear of rejection,fear of rejection
474,What is the most difficult skill to learn in marketing?,selling,3.0,"“The skills of selling and marketing are diffcult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_182,"“The skills of selling and marketing are diffcult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection. The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",0.0,rejection,rejection
475,What are the most difficult selling and marketing skills?,skills,4.0,"“The skills of selling and marketing are diffcult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_182,"“The skills of selling and marketing are diffcult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection. The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",0.0,fear of rejection,fear of rejection
476,Who explained to me that the hardest part of running a company is managing people?,dad,1.0,“Rich dad explained to me that the hardest part of running a company is managing people.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_183,“Rich dad explained to me that the hardest part of running a company is managing people.”,0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
477,What is the hardest part of running a company?,company,2.0,“Rich dad explained to me that the hardest part of running a company is managing people.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_183,“Rich dad explained to me that the hardest part of running a company is managing people.”,0.0,managing people,managing people
478,What is the most successful person in the real world?,bold,1.0,"“Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_184,"“Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold. In”",0.0,bold,bold
479,What is something that puts money in my pocket?,asset,1.0,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_185,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to know.”,0.0,An asset,An asset
480,What is something that takes money out of my pocket?,liability,2.0,A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_185,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to know.”,0.0,A liability,A liability
481,What does a liability take out of my pocket?,money,3.0,A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket. “An asset is something that puts money in my pocket.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_185,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to know.”,0.0,money,money
482,What is just as psychotic as being attached to money?,avoidance,1.0,“The avoidance of money is just as psychotic as being attached to money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_187,“The avoidance of money is just as psychotic as being attached to money.”,0.0,The avoidance of money,The avoidance of money
483,What is the avoidance of?,money,2.0,“The avoidance of money is just as psychotic as being attached to money.” “The avoidance of money is just as psychotic as being attached to money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_187,“The avoidance of money is just as psychotic as being attached to money.”,0.0,money,money
484,How do people make someone rich?,lives,1.0,“They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_188,“They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”,0.0,They spend their lives minding someone else’s business,They spend their lives minding someone else’s business
485,Who is rich?,person,2.0,“They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_188,“They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”,0.0,someone else’s business,someone else’s business
486,What is it like waiting for all the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you start your trip?,traffic lights,1.0,It’s like waiting for all the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_189,"“If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. It’s like waiting for all the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.”",0.0,wait for a long time,wait for a long time
487,What is it like waiting for all the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you start your trip?,trip,2.0,It’s like waiting for all the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_189,"“If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. It’s like waiting for all the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.”",0.0,wait for a long time,wait for a long time
488,How long does it take for all the traffic lights to be green before you start your trip?,miles,3.0,It’s like waiting for all the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_189,"“If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. It’s like waiting for all the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.”",0.0,five miles,five miles
489,What is waiting for the right thing to happen?,person,4.0,"“If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_189,"“If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. It’s like waiting for all the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.”",0.0,you might wait for a long time,you might wait for a long time
490,What is the board of directors?,directors,1.0,That is why companies have a board of directors.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_190,“The real skill is to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. That is why companies have a board of directors.”,0.0,to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area,to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area
491,What is it to manage and reward people who are smarter than you in some technical area?,skill,2.0,“The real skill is to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_190,“The real skill is to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. That is why companies have a board of directors.”,0.0,The real skill,The real skill
492,What are boards of directors?,companies,3.0,That is why companies have a board of directors.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_190,“The real skill is to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. That is why companies have a board of directors.”,0.0,companies,companies
493,What is the purpose of a board of directors?,board,4.0,That is why companies have a board of directors.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_190,“The real skill is to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. That is why companies have a board of directors.”,0.0,to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area,to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area
494,What is the only real asset you have?,asset,1.0,"In reality, the only real asset you have is your mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_191,"“Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over.”",0.0,your mind,your mind
495,What is the most powerful tool we have?,dominion,2.0,"In reality, the only real asset you have is your mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_191,"“Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over.”",0.0,your mind,your mind
496,What is the most powerful asset we have dominion over?,tool,3.0,"In reality, the only real asset you have is your mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_191,"“Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over.”",0.0,your mind,your mind
497,What is the only asset you have is your mind?,reality,4.0,"In reality, the only real asset you have is your mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_191,"“Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over.”",0.0,the most powerful tool we have dominion over,the most powerful tool we have dominion over
498,Time is one of your greatest assets.,assets,1.0,“Time is one of your greatest assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_192,“Time is one of your greatest assets.”,0.0,“Time is one of your greatest assets.”,“Time is one of your greatest assets.”
499,What is one of your greatest assets?,time,2.0,“Time is one of your greatest assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_192,“Time is one of your greatest assets.”,0.0,Time,Time
500,Who did Colonel Sanders do to his chicken?,colonel sanders,1.0,"“So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_193,"“So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.”",0.0,He fried it,He fried it
501,What did Colonel Sanders eat?,chicken,2.0,"“So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_193,"“So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.”",0.0,chicken,chicken
502,What should I buy?,company,1.0,“Study hard so you can find a good company to buy.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_195,“Study hard so you can find a good company to buy.”,0.0,company,company
503,"What are real assets, not liabilities?",liabilities,1.0,"Keep your daytime job, but start buying real assets, not liabilities.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_197,"“Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but start buying real assets, not liabilities.”",0.0,start buying real assets,start buying real assets
504,What should I buy to keep my day job?,assets,2.0,"Keep your daytime job, but start buying real assets, not liabilities.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_197,"“Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but start buying real assets, not liabilities.”",0.0,real assets,real assets
505,What is the best day job?,job,3.0,"Keep your daytime job, but start buying real assets, not liabilities.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_197,"“Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but start buying real assets, not liabilities.”",0.0,daytime,daytime
506,What is the key to a great power?,knowledge,1.0,"And with money comes great power that requires the right knowledge to keep it and make it multiply. Without that knowledge, the world pushes you around.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_198,"“Knowledge is power. And with money comes great power that requires the right knowledge to keep it and make it multiply. Without that knowledge, the world pushes you around.”",0.0,the right knowledge,the right knowledge
507,What is the power that requires the right knowledge to keep it and make it multiply?,money,2.0,And with money comes great power that requires the right knowledge to keep it and make it multiply.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_198,"“Knowledge is power. And with money comes great power that requires the right knowledge to keep it and make it multiply. Without that knowledge, the world pushes you around.”",0.0,money,money
508,What is the gap between the haves and the have-nots?,haves,1.0,“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_200,"“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.” “Aren’t prices supposed to go up?”",0.0,too great,too great
509,What country is on the same course as America?,america,2.0,"Sadly, America is on that same course because we haven’t learned from history.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_200,"“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.” “Aren’t prices supposed to go up?”",0.0,America,America
510,What collapses when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great?,civilizations,3.0,“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_200,"“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.” “Aren’t prices supposed to go up?”",0.0,great civilizations,great civilizations
511,What is the gap between the haves and have-nots?,gap,4.0,“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_200,"“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.” “Aren’t prices supposed to go up?”",0.0,too great,too great
512,What is the internal fortitude that is lacking?,fortitude,1.0,“People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_201,“People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.”,0.0,self-discipline,self-discipline
513,What is the cause of people who lack internal fortitude?,self-discipline,2.0,“People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_201,“People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.”,0.0,self-discipline,self-discipline
514,"Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. What is it?",synergy,1.0,"“financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_202,"“financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four technical skills and making money with money is easier than most people would believe. When it comes to money, the only skill most people know is to work hard.”",0.0,technical skills,technical skills
515,"Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, marketing, and law. What is the other one?",investing,2.0,"“financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_202,"“financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four technical skills and making money with money is easier than most people would believe. When it comes to money, the only skill most people know is to work hard.”",0.0,investing,investing
516,What are the four technical skills?,skills,3.0,Combine those four technical skills and making money with money is easier than most people would believe.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_202,"“financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four technical skills and making money with money is easier than most people would believe. When it comes to money, the only skill most people know is to work hard.”",0.0,"accounting, investing, marketing, and law","accounting, investing, marketing, and law"
517,"Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and what other field?",law,4.0,"“financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_202,"“financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four technical skills and making money with money is easier than most people would believe. When it comes to money, the only skill most people know is to work hard.”",0.0,law,law
518,Your mind and your time are two great what?,gifts,1.0,“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_203,“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time.”,0.0,gifts,gifts
519,What is the most important gift given to you?,mind,2.0,“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_203,“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time.”,0.0,your mind and your time,your mind and your time
520,How do we learn?,mistakes,1.0,"Yet if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes.” “In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_204,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes.”",0.0,by making mistakes,by making mistakes
521,In what school do we learn that mistakes are bad?,school,2.0,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_204,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes.”",0.0,school,school
522,What do I know makes me money?,money,1.0,"Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. What I don’t know loses me money. “What I know makes me money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_206,"“What I know makes me money. What I don’t know loses me money. Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. Because when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not important.”",0.0,What I don’t know,What I don’t know
523,How many times have I been arrogant?,time,2.0,"Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_206,"“What I know makes me money. What I don’t know loses me money. Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. Because when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not important.”",0.0,Every,Every
524,What can you build if you have the knowledge of how money works?,wealth,1.0,"Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_207,"“Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
525,What is the most powerful way to build wealth?,education,2.0,"Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth.” But what is more powerful is financial education.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_207,"“Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth.”",0.0,financial education,financial education
526,What is one form of power?,money,3.0,"Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth.” Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth.” “Money is one form of power.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_207,"“Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth.”",0.0,Money,Money
527,What is the power of money?,form,4.0,“Money is one form of power.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_207,"“Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth.”",0.0,financial education,financial education
528,Where is the agujero?,tierra,1.0,“Si descubres que estás atrapado en un agujero en la tierra... deja de cavar.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_208,“Si descubres que estás atrapado en un agujero en la tierra... deja de cavar.”,0.0,en la tierra,en la tierra
529,What is not a problem for you if you have read this far?,arrogance,1.0,"“If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_209,"“If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? They are the center of the universe.”",0.0,arrogance,arrogance
530,What do arrogant people rarely read or listen to?,experts,2.0,Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_209,"“If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? They are the center of the universe.”",0.0,experts,experts
531,What is the center of the universe?,universe,3.0,They are the center of the universe.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_209,"“If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? They are the center of the universe.”",0.0,Arrogant people,Arrogant people
532,What is the center of the universe?,center,4.0,They are the center of the universe.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_209,"“If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? They are the center of the universe.”",0.0,Arrogant people,Arrogant people
533,What is the difference between a liability and an asset?,asset,1.0,"“You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_210,"“You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",0.0,"asset and a liability, and buy assets","asset and a liability, and buy assets"
534,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,2.0,"“You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_210,"“You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",0.0,You must know,You must know
535,Who is not afraid of losing?,winners,1.0,“Winners are not afraid of losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_212,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People”,0.0,Winners,Winners
536,What is part of the process of success?,failure,2.0,Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_212,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People”,0.0,Failure,Failure
537,What is the process of failure?,success,3.0,Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_212,“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People”,0.0,success,success
538,What is the outcome of the course?,successful,1.0,“FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_213,“FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful.”,0.0,Successful,Successful
539,What is the best course to follow?,course,2.0,“FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_213,“FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful.”,0.0,One Course,One Course
540,What is the most important person to sell to?,spouse,1.0,"The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_214,"“The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success. These are skills I work on constantly, attending courses or buying educational resources to expand my knowledge.”",0.0,"a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child","a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child"
541,What is the most important selling skill?,customer,2.0,"The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_214,"“The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success. These are skills I work on constantly, attending courses or buying educational resources to expand my knowledge.”",0.0,communicate,communicate
542,"What do I work on constantly, attending courses or buying educational resources to expand my knowledge?",skills,3.0,"These are skills I work on constantly, attending courses or buying educational resources to expand my knowledge.” Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success. “The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_214,"“The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success. These are skills I work on constantly, attending courses or buying educational resources to expand my knowledge.”",0.0,Communication skills,Communication skills
543,What is the most important specialized skill?,marketing,4.0,“The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_214,"“The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success. These are skills I work on constantly, attending courses or buying educational resources to expand my knowledge.”",0.0,sales and marketing,sales and marketing
544,What is the most important thing in life?,life,1.0,Don’t spend your whole life working for someone else.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_215,“Mind your business. Don’t spend your whole life working for someone else.”,0.0,Mind your business,Mind your business
545,What is the most important decision?,tomar,1.0,"“Las oportunidades van y vienen, y ser capaz de tomar decisiones es una habilidad fundamental.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_216,"“Las oportunidades van y vienen, y ser capaz de tomar decisiones es una habilidad fundamental.”",0.0,tomar decisiones,tomar decisiones
546,What do you have little of and you want to be rich?,money,1.0,"“If you have little money and you want to be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_218,"“If you have little money and you want to be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced.”",0.0,money,money
547,What is the picture of a dragging cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose?,donkey,1.0,"Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.” “Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking.” “A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.” “It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_219,"“The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.” “Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing them around.” “Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.” “When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.” “It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.” “Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking.” “A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.” “It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,donkey,donkey
548,What is the only thing that the donkey can dangle in front of its nose?,carrot,2.0,Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.” “Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking.” “A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.” “It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_219,"“The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.” “Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing them around.” “Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.” “When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.” “It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.” “Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking.” “A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.” “It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,carrot,carrot
549,What keeps most people working at a job?,fear,3.0,"Fear does.” “Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.” “It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over. Fear does.” “Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.” “It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over. Fear does.” “Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.” “It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_219,"“The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.” “Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing them around.” “Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.” “When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.” “It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.” “Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking.” “A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.” “It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,fear,fear
550,What is the profession that you learn to earn money?,trade,4.0,"That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_219,"“The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.” “Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing them around.” “Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.” “When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.” “It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.” “Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking.” “A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.” “It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,trade,trade
551,"If you have the right education about money, you can begin building what?",wealth,1.0,"Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_220,"“Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
552,What do most people spend their lives doing for money?,lives,2.0,"The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_220,"“Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",0.0,working,working
553,What is the reason why people go to school and never learn how money works?,thinking,3.0,"The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_220,"“Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",0.0,positive thinking alone does not work,positive thinking alone does not work
554,What is the most powerful way to build wealth?,education,4.0,"Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. But what is more powerful is financial education.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_220,"“Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",0.0,financial education,financial education
555,What do most people want to change?,world,1.0,“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_222,“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves.”,0.0,themselves,themselves
556,Who wants everyone else to change but themselves?,Most people,2.0,“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_222,“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves.”,0.0,Most people,Most people
557,What is the love of money?,root,1.0,“our culture has educated us into believing that the love of money is the root of all evil.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_223,“our culture has educated us into believing that the love of money is the root of all evil.”,0.0,the root of all evil,the root of all evil
558,What has educated us into believing that the love of money is the root of all evil?,culture,2.0,“our culture has educated us into believing that the love of money is the root of all evil.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_223,“our culture has educated us into believing that the love of money is the root of all evil.”,0.0,our culture,our culture
559,Who are the investors?,entrepreneurs,1.0,"“The lesson: The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_225,"“The lesson: The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”",0.0,entrepreneurs,entrepreneurs
560,"What is the lesson: The increase in income is going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money?",lesson,2.0,"“The lesson: The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_225,"“The lesson: The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”",0.0,not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”,not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”
561,What is your greatest asset?,wealth,1.0,“It is what you know that is your greatest wealth.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_227,"“It is what you know that is your greatest wealth. It is what you do not know that is your greatest risk. There is always risk, so learn to manage risk instead of avoid it.”",0.0,what you know,what you know
562,What is the greatest risk?,risk,2.0,"There is always risk, so learn to manage risk instead of avoid it.” There is always risk, so learn to manage risk instead of avoid it.” It is what you do not know that is your greatest risk.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_227,"“It is what you know that is your greatest wealth. It is what you do not know that is your greatest risk. There is always risk, so learn to manage risk instead of avoid it.”",0.0,what you do not know,what you do not know
563,"If you realize that you are the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.",problem,1.0,"“If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_228,"“If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.”",0.0,.”,.”
564,What will come back when you feel short or in need of something?,buckets,1.0,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_230,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,buckets,buckets
565,"What is the best way to describe money, love, and friendship?",friendship,2.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_230,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,smile,smile
566,"What is true for money, love, or friendship?",smile,3.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_230,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets
567,What is the most important thing to me?,love,4.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_230,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,money,money
568,What does winning mean?,means,1.0,“Winning means being unafraid to lose.” In”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_231,“Winning means being unafraid to lose.” In”,0.0,being unafraid to lose,being unafraid to lose
569,"Without a strong reason, life is hard. What is the most important thing in life?",purpose,1.0,"“Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_233,"“Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",0.0,purpose,purpose
570,"Without a strong reason, life is hard. What is the most important thing in life?",reason,2.0,"“Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_233,"“Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",0.0,purpose,purpose
571,What is the only thing that can determine your destiny?,dollar bill,1.0,"With each dollar bill that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine your destiny.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_234,"“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",0.0,dollar bill,dollar bill
572,What is your goal and future?,wealth,2.0,"Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_234,"“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
573,What is yours?,choice,3.0,"The choice is yours, and only yours.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_234,"“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",0.0,The choice,The choice
574,What is the middle class?,class,4.0,"Every day with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.” Spend it on liabilities, and you join the middle class.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_234,"“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",0.0,poor,poor
575,How do we choose our future?,dollar,1.0,"“Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_235,"“Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",0.0,"to be rich, poor, or middle class","to be rich, poor, or middle class"
576,What is the most important class in the world?,class,2.0,"“Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_235,"“Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",0.0,"rich, poor, or middle class","rich, poor, or middle class"
577,"If you realize that you are the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.",problem,1.0,"If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.” “If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_236,"“If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.”",0.0,change me.,change me.
578,What is the name of a fool and his money?,fool,1.0,“A fool and his money is one big party.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_238,“A fool and his money is one big party.”,0.0,one big party,one big party
579,What is the big party?,party,2.0,“A fool and his money is one big party.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_238,“A fool and his money is one big party.”,0.0,A fool and his money,A fool and his money
580,What do you do to get more money?,thinking,1.0,"If you want more money, simply change your thinking.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_239,"“Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change your thinking.”",0.0,change your thinking,change your thinking
581,What is money?,idea,2.0,“Money is only an idea.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_239,"“Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change your thinking.”",0.0,an idea,an idea
582,What is the only thing that can be used to make money?,money,3.0,"If you want more money, simply change your thinking.” “Money is only an idea.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_239,"“Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change your thinking.”",0.0,an idea,an idea
583,What makes you a mechanic?,auto mechanics,1.0,"If you study the law, you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you a mechanic.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_240,"“A problem with school is that you often become what you study. So if you study cooking, you become a chef. If you study the law, you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you a mechanic. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”",0.0,a study of auto mechanics,a study of auto mechanics
584,"If you study cooking, you become a what?",chef,2.0,"So if you study cooking, you become a chef.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_240,"“A problem with school is that you often become what you study. So if you study cooking, you become a chef. If you study the law, you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you a mechanic. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”",0.0,chef,chef
585,"If you study law, you become what?",attorney,3.0,"If you study the law, you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you a mechanic.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_240,"“A problem with school is that you often become what you study. So if you study cooking, you become a chef. If you study the law, you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you a mechanic. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”",0.0,an attorney,an attorney
586,Why do so many people forget to mind their own business?,mistake,4.0,The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_240,"“A problem with school is that you often become what you study. So if you study cooking, you become a chef. If you study the law, you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you a mechanic. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”",0.0,They spend their lives minding someone else’s business,They spend their lives minding someone else’s business
587,What is the way out of fear?,weaknesses,1.0,"“Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts is the way out.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_245,"“Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts is the way out.”",0.0,"Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts","Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts"
588,What is the way out?,thoughts,2.0,"“Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts is the way out.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_245,"“Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts is the way out.”",0.0,"Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts","Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own thoughts"
589,What is so powerful that you become what you put in your head?,mind,1.0,"“Be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_246,"“Be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”",0.0,your mind,your mind
590,What is the most powerful part of your mind?,head,2.0,"“Be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_246,"“Be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”",0.0,what you put in your head,what you put in your head
591,"""   """,ليس,1.0,"“قول المرء تلقائيًّا: ""ليس بوسعي القيام بذلك"" يمثل علامة الكسل العقلي.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_248,"“قول المرء تلقائيًّا: ""ليس بوسعي القيام بذلك"" يمثل علامة الكسل العقلي.”",0.0,العقلي,العقلي
592,What are some of the biggest tax loopholes that the rich use?,tax loopholes,1.0,It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_249,"“Employees earn and get taxed, and they try to live on what is left. A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”",0.0,Employees earn and get taxed,Employees earn and get taxed
593,"What is the name of a corporation that earns, spends and is taxed on anything that is left?",corporation,2.0,"A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_249,"“Employees earn and get taxed, and they try to live on what is left. A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”",0.0,A corporation,A corporation
594,What are the biggest tax loopholes that the rich use?,use,3.0,It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_249,"“Employees earn and get taxed, and they try to live on what is left. A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”",0.0,Employees earn and get taxed,Employees earn and get taxed
595,What do some people learn and move on?,lesson,1.0,A few learn the lesson and move on.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_250,"“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something. They learn and move on.”",0.0,A few learn the lesson,A few learn the lesson
596,What pushes them around?,life,2.0,They welcome life pushing them around. “Life pushes all of us around.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_250,"“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something. They learn and move on.”",0.0,life,life
597,What do some people give up and fight?,people,3.0,"To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something. Some people give up and others fight.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_250,"“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something. They learn and move on.”",0.0,Some people give up,Some people give up
598,What is the best hamburger in the world?,mcdonald,1.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_251,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
599,What do most students in my classes cook better than McDonald's?,hamburger,2.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_251,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”",0.0,hamburger,hamburger
600,What do students ask when they ask me how many of them can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?,classes,3.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_251,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”",0.0,almost all the students raise their hands,almost all the students raise their hands
601,Who asks me how many people can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?,students,4.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_251,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”",0.0,almost all the students raise their hands,almost all the students raise their hands
602,What car did the boss buy?,porsche,1.0,"“Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee, working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_252,"“Each dollar in my asset column was a great employee, working hard to make more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche.”",0.0,Porsche,Porsche
603,What is McDonald's the best at selling and delivering?,burger,1.0,"Maybe McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best at selling and delivering a basic average burger.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_253,"“The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best at selling and delivering a basic average burger.”",0.0,basic average burger,basic average burger
604,What do people focus on in order to make a better hamburger?,skills,2.0,They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_253,"“The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best at selling and delivering a basic average burger.”",0.0,perfecting their skills,perfecting their skills
605,What is filled with talented poor people?,world,3.0,“The world is filled with talented poor people.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_253,"“The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best at selling and delivering a basic average burger.”",0.0,The world,The world
606,What part of a person can never be bought?,soul,1.0,"“He understood that every person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought. “He understood that every person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_259,"“He understood that every person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought. It was only a question of which one was stronger.”",0.0,resilient,resilient
607,Whose soul is weak and needy?,person,2.0,"“He understood that every person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_259,"“He understood that every person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought. It was only a question of which one was stronger.”",0.0,every person,every person
608,Whose soul was resilient and could never be bought?,individual,3.0,"“He understood that every person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_259,"“He understood that every person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought. It was only a question of which one was stronger.”",0.0,every individual,every individual
609,What is the term for a piece of real estate that is sold for an exchange?,capital gain,1.0,"“For example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_260,"“For example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that allows such a great tax advantage.”",0.0,1031,1031
610,What is Section 1031 of?,internal revenue code,2.0,"“For example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_260,"“For example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that allows such a great tax advantage.”",0.0,the Internal Revenue Code,the Internal Revenue Code
611,What is the meaning of Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code?,jargon,3.0,"“For example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_260,"“For example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that allows such a great tax advantage.”",0.0,allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate,allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate
612,Who can delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange?,seller,4.0,"“For example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_260,"“For example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that allows such a great tax advantage.”",0.0,a seller,a seller
613,What is the best way to be financially illiterate?,person,1.0,"“A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_261,"“A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate”",0.0,"highly educated, professionally successful","highly educated, professionally successful"
614,What is the name of the hole you dug yourself into?,hole,1.0,“If you find you have dug yourself into a hole... stop digging.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_263,“If you find you have dug yourself into a hole... stop digging.”,0.0,a hole,a hole
615,What punishes those who produce and reward those who don't produce?,taxes,1.0,“Taxes punish those who produce and reward those who don't produce.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_266,“Taxes punish those who produce and reward those who don't produce.”,0.0,Taxes,Taxes
616,What is the profession of a stockbroker?,accountants,1.0,"“Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_267,"“Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make. We”",0.0,accountants,accountants
617,"If the people are professional, their services should make you money?",professionals,2.0,"Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_267,"“Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make. We”",0.0,I have expensive attorneys,I have expensive attorneys
618,"If the people are professionals, what should make you money?",services,3.0,"Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_267,"“Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make. We”",0.0,their services,their services
619,What do some companies have that help people overcome their fear of failure and rejection?,training programs,1.0,"Some of these companies have excellent training programs that help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the main reasons people are unsuccessful.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_269,"“Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable than money, in the long run. When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.” If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,” I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want to feel better and live longer.”",0.0,excellent training programs,excellent training programs
620,What is the main reason people are unsuccessful?,rejection,2.0,"Some of these companies have excellent training programs that help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the main reasons people are unsuccessful.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_269,"“Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable than money, in the long run. When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.” If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,” I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want to feel better and live longer.”",0.0,fear of failure and rejection,fear of failure and rejection
621,What is the second job that I suggest they learn?,skill,3.0,"“Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them a second skill.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_269,"“Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable than money, in the long run. When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.” If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,” I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want to feel better and live longer.”",0.0,a second skill,a second skill
622,What are small deals?,deals,1.0,“I just could not pass up these small deals.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_271,“I just could not pass up these small deals.”,0.0,I just could not pass up these small deals,I just could not pass up these small deals
623,What market do I make great profits in?,stock market,1.0,"“If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further securing my asset foundation.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_272,"“If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further securing my asset foundation.”",0.0,stock market,stock market
624,Who paid me 9.50 per week?,mike,1.0,Mike and I averaged $ 9.50 per week over a three-month period.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_273,"“She also kept the books, logging in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $ 9.50 per week over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she was always studying.”",0.0,Mike,Mike
625,What did she log in to the books?,comments,2.0,"“She also kept the books, logging in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any comments they might have.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_273,"“She also kept the books, logging in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $ 9.50 per week over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she was always studying.”",0.0,how many kids showed up each day,how many kids showed up each day
626,Who did she log in to see how many kids showed up each day?,kids,3.0,"“She also kept the books, logging in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any comments they might have.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_273,"“She also kept the books, logging in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $ 9.50 per week over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she was always studying.”",0.0,who they were,who they were
627,How much did we pay his sister for comics?,dollar,4.0,"We paid his sister one dollar a week and allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she was always studying.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_273,"“She also kept the books, logging in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $ 9.50 per week over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she was always studying.”",0.0,one dollar a week,one dollar a week
628,What is a job only a short term solution to a long term problem?,solution,1.0,“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_274,“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,0.0,A job,A job
629,What is the short term solution to a long term problem?,job,2.0,“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_274,“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,0.0,A job,A job
630,What are growing only through individual contributions?,retirement funds,1.0,Our retirement funds are growing only through our individual contributions.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_276,"“Although we have been successful in our careers, they have not turned out quite as we expected. We both have changed positions several times—for all the right reasons—but there are no pension plans vesting on our behalf. Our retirement funds are growing only through our individual contributions.”",0.0,retirement funds,retirement funds
631,What do we have no longer in place?,pension plans,2.0,We both have changed positions several times—for all the right reasons—but there are no pension plans vesting on our behalf.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_276,"“Although we have been successful in our careers, they have not turned out quite as we expected. We both have changed positions several times—for all the right reasons—but there are no pension plans vesting on our behalf. Our retirement funds are growing only through our individual contributions.”",0.0,pension plans,pension plans
632,"What have been successful in, but not as well as we expected?",careers,3.0,"“Although we have been successful in our careers, they have not turned out quite as we expected.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_276,"“Although we have been successful in our careers, they have not turned out quite as we expected. We both have changed positions several times—for all the right reasons—but there are no pension plans vesting on our behalf. Our retirement funds are growing only through our individual contributions.”",0.0,our careers,our careers
633,We have changed positions several times but there are no pension plans vesting on our what?,behalf,4.0,We both have changed positions several times—for all the right reasons—but there are no pension plans vesting on our behalf.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_276,"“Although we have been successful in our careers, they have not turned out quite as we expected. We both have changed positions several times—for all the right reasons—but there are no pension plans vesting on our behalf. Our retirement funds are growing only through our individual contributions.”",0.0,behalf,behalf
634,"What do most people want to go to, but no one wants to die?",heaven,1.0,"“Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_277,"“Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven.”",0.0,heaven,heaven
635,What do most people dream of losing but are afraid of losing?,money,2.0,"“Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_277,"“Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven.”",0.0,money,money
636,"Who dreams of being rich, but is afraid of losing money?",people,3.0,"“Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_277,"“Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven.”",0.0,Most people,Most people
637,What is filled with talented poor people?,world,1.0,“The world is filled with talented poor people.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_278,"“The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know.”",0.0,The world,The world
638,What does action beat?,inaction,1.0,“Action always beats inaction.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_280,“Action always beats inaction.”,0.0,inaction,inaction
639,How do you handle failure?,failure,1.0,It’s how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_281,“The fear of losing money is real. Everyone has it. Even the rich. But it’s not having fear that is the problem. It’s how you handle fear. It’s how you handle losing. It’s how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.”,0.0,how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life,how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life
640,What is the main difference between a rich person and a poor person?,fear,2.0,The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.” But it’s not having fear that is the problem. “The fear of losing money is real.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_281,“The fear of losing money is real. Everyone has it. Even the rich. But it’s not having fear that is the problem. It’s how you handle fear. It’s how you handle losing. It’s how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.”,0.0,how they manage that fear,how they manage that fear
641,How do you handle failure?,difference,3.0,The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.” It’s how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_281,“The fear of losing money is real. Everyone has it. Even the rich. But it’s not having fear that is the problem. It’s how you handle fear. It’s how you handle losing. It’s how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.”,0.0,how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life,how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life
642,What is the primary difference between a rich person and a poor person?,person,4.0,The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.” The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_281,“The fear of losing money is real. Everyone has it. Even the rich. But it’s not having fear that is the problem. It’s how you handle fear. It’s how you handle losing. It’s how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.”,0.0,how they manage that fear,how they manage that fear
643,What is not a big building?,factory,1.0,It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_282,"“1031: Jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. CORPORATION: Merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people. Using it, the wealth of the rich is protected. FINANCIAL IQ: Financial intelligence that comes as a result of financial education. People with high financial IQ learn to use other people’s money to become rich. FINANCIAL LITERACY: The ability to read and understand financial statements, which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business.”",0.0,CORPORATION,CORPORATION
644,What is financial intelligence?,intelligence,2.0,FINANCIAL IQ: Financial intelligence that comes as a result of financial education.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_282,"“1031: Jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. CORPORATION: Merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people. Using it, the wealth of the rich is protected. FINANCIAL IQ: Financial intelligence that comes as a result of financial education. People with high financial IQ learn to use other people’s money to become rich. FINANCIAL LITERACY: The ability to read and understand financial statements, which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business.”",0.0,financial education,financial education
645,What is the term for a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange?,estate,3.0,"“1031: Jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. “1031: Jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_282,"“1031: Jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. CORPORATION: Merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people. Using it, the wealth of the rich is protected. FINANCIAL IQ: Financial intelligence that comes as a result of financial education. People with high financial IQ learn to use other people’s money to become rich. FINANCIAL LITERACY: The ability to read and understand financial statements, which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business.”",0.0,more expensive,more expensive
646,What is the term for cynics?,cynics,1.0,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_283,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was”",0.0,Cynics criticize,Cynics criticize
647,"What do critics criticize, and winners analyze?",winners,2.0,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_283,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was”",0.0,”,”
648,How do you handle failure?,failure,1.0,“It’s how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_284,“It’s how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life.”,0.0,how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life,how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life
649,How you handle failure makes what in your life?,difference,2.0,“It’s how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_284,“It’s how you handle failure that makes the difference in one’s life.”,0.0,the difference,the difference
650,Who gave us money instead of paying us?,dad,1.0,"Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_285,"“By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best part was that our business generated money for us, even when we weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us. Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
651,"What did we control by starting our own business, the comic book library?",finances,2.0,"“By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_285,"“By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best part was that our business generated money for us, even when we weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us. Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.”",0.0,our own finances,our own finances
652,What did we not depend on to run our comic book library?,employer,3.0,"“By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_285,"“By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best part was that our business generated money for us, even when we weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us. Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.”",0.0,an employer,an employer
653,What was the comic book business called?,library,4.0,"“By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_285,"“By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best part was that our business generated money for us, even when we weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us. Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.”",0.0,the comic-book library,the comic-book library
654,What is the name of the bankruptcy attorney's office?,bankruptcy attorney,1.0,"But instead of shopping with local real estate agents, I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_286,"“Houses that were once $100,000 were now $75,000. But instead of shopping with local real estate agents, I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for $20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down.”",0.0,the courthouse steps,the courthouse steps
655,What was the job of the attorney who gave me the check?,cashier,2.0,"For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down payment.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_286,"“Houses that were once $100,000 were now $75,000. But instead of shopping with local real estate agents, I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for $20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down.”",0.0,cashier,cashier
656,What is the name of the bankruptcy attorney's office?,courthouse steps,3.0,"But instead of shopping with local real estate agents, I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_286,"“Houses that were once $100,000 were now $75,000. But instead of shopping with local real estate agents, I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for $20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down.”",0.0,the courthouse steps,the courthouse steps
657,What do you dislike about consumer debt?,consumer debt,1.0,“I don’t like consumer debt.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_287,"“I don’t like consumer debt. I actually have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called tenants.”",0.0,I actually have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population,I actually have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population
658,What do other people pay for?,liabilities,2.0,"I actually have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_287,"“I don’t like consumer debt. I actually have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called tenants.”",0.0,my liabilities,my liabilities
659,What are tenants called?,tenants,3.0,They’re called tenants.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_287,"“I don’t like consumer debt. I actually have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called tenants.”",0.0,Other people pay for my liabilities,Other people pay for my liabilities
660,I have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of what?,population,4.0,"I actually have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I don’t pay for them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_287,"“I don’t like consumer debt. I actually have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called tenants.”",0.0,the population,the population
661,"If I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. “My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows.",cash flow,1.0,"And as long as I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. “My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_288,"“My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column. The more money that goes into my asset column, the more my asset column grows. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. As this”",0.0,I grow richer,I grow richer
662,"If I keep my income from physical labor less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor?",expenses,2.0,"And as long as I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_288,"“My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column. The more money that goes into my asset column, the more my asset column grows. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. As this”",0.0,less than the cash flow from these assets,less than the cash flow from these assets
663,What is the next goal of the asset column?,goal,3.0,“My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_288,"“My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column. The more money that goes into my asset column, the more my asset column grows. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. As this”",0.0,to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column,to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column
664,What is accounting?,profession,1.0,"“His profession is accounting, but his business is real estate.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_289,"“His profession is accounting, but his business is real estate.”",0.0,His profession,His profession
665,What is his business?,estate,2.0,"“His profession is accounting, but his business is real estate.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_289,"“His profession is accounting, but his business is real estate.”",0.0,real estate,real estate
666,What reflect who you are?,spending habits,1.0,Your spending habits reflect who you are. The poor have poor spending habits.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_290,"“You have the choice every day whether to be rich, poor or middle class. Your spending habits reflect who you are. The poor have poor spending habits.”",0.0,Your spending habits,Your spending habits
667,"What is the choice of being rich, poor or middle class?",choice,2.0,"“You have the choice every day whether to be rich, poor or middle class.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_290,"“You have the choice every day whether to be rich, poor or middle class. Your spending habits reflect who you are. The poor have poor spending habits.”",0.0,every day,every day
668,"What is the difference between rich, poor or middle class?",class,3.0,"“You have the choice every day whether to be rich, poor or middle class.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_290,"“You have the choice every day whether to be rich, poor or middle class. Your spending habits reflect who you are. The poor have poor spending habits.”",0.0,Your spending habits,Your spending habits
669,"How do you choose between middle class, rich or poor?",day,4.0,"“You have the choice every day whether to be rich, poor or middle class.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_290,"“You have the choice every day whether to be rich, poor or middle class. Your spending habits reflect who you are. The poor have poor spending habits.”",0.0,"rich, poor","rich, poor"
670,What part of my brain gets stronger every day because I exercise?,brain,1.0,“My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_291,"“My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make”",0.0,brain,brain
671,What do you make more of?,money,2.0,"The stronger it gets, the more money I can make”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_291,"“My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make”",0.0,money,money
672,How often does my brain get stronger?,day,3.0,“My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_291,"“My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make”",0.0,every day,every day
673,What do most people want to change?,world,1.0,“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_292,“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves”,0.0,themselves,themselves
674,Who wants everyone else to change but themselves?,Most people,2.0,“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_292,“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves”,0.0,Most people,Most people
675,What was my parents aspired for?,job security,1.0,"I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_293,"“I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children.”",0.0,job security and a house in the suburbs,job security and a house in the suburbs
676,What did my dad miss so much?,football games,2.0,I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_293,"“I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children.”",0.0,football games,football games
677,Who worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death?,dad,3.0,I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_293,"“I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children.”",0.0,my dad,my dad
678,Where do I want my parents to live?,suburbs,4.0,"I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_293,"“I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children.”",0.0,suburbs,suburbs
679,Why is anger combined with love a key component of learning?,component,1.0,“because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_294,“because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”,0.0,to create passion,to create passion
680,What is the key component of learning?,anger,2.0,“because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_294,“because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”,0.0,passion,passion
681,What is the power of self-discipline?,self-discipline,1.0,"“If a person cannot master the power of self-discipline, it is best not to try to get rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_295,"“If a person cannot master the power of self-discipline, it is best not to try to get rich.”",0.0,If a person cannot master,If a person cannot master
682,"If a person can't master the power of self-discipline, it's best not to try to get rich?",person,2.0,"“If a person cannot master the power of self-discipline, it is best not to try to get rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_295,"“If a person cannot master the power of self-discipline, it is best not to try to get rich.”",0.0,.”,.”
683,What are we all?,employees,1.0,“we’re all employees ultimately.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_296,"“we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different levels,”",0.0,employees,employees
684,How do we work at different levels?,different levels,2.0,"We just work at different levels,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_296,"“we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different levels,”",0.0,we’re all employees,we’re all employees
685,What is taxed by the government by the time it gets a chance to tax it?,income,1.0,"“By the time the government gets a chance to tax that income, it’s been spent on legally allowed pre-tax expenses.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_297,"“By the time the government gets a chance to tax that income, it’s been spent on legally allowed pre-tax expenses.”",0.0,income,income
686,What is the problem with losing money?,fear,1.0,But it’s not having fear that is the problem.” “The fear of losing money is real.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_298,“The fear of losing money is real. Everyone has it. Even the rich. But it’s not having fear that is the problem.”,0.0,not having fear,not having fear
687,What do you fear losing?,money,2.0,“The fear of losing money is real.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_298,“The fear of losing money is real. Everyone has it. Even the rich. But it’s not having fear that is the problem.”,0.0,money,money
688,What is not having fear?,problem,3.0,But it’s not having fear that is the problem.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_298,“The fear of losing money is real. Everyone has it. Even the rich. But it’s not having fear that is the problem.”,0.0,the rich,the rich
689,Who was blamed for the crash of the real estate market?,borrowers,1.0,"The rich created financially-engineered products known as derivatives—products Warren Buffett has called “weapons of mass financial destruction.” When the financial weapons of mass destruction started to explode, the real estate market crashed… and poor, subprime borrowers were blamed.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_300,"“The Real Problem Most people do not know that the real estate crash was not really a real estate crash. Poor people did not cause the real estate crash. The rich caused the real estate crash. The rich created financially-engineered products known as derivatives—products Warren Buffett has called “weapons of mass financial destruction.” When the financial weapons of mass destruction started to explode, the real estate market crashed… and poor, subprime borrowers were blamed.”",0.0,"poor, subprime borrowers","poor, subprime borrowers"
690,What did Warren Buffett call the financial weapons of mass financial destruction?,destruction,2.0,"The rich created financially-engineered products known as derivatives—products Warren Buffett has called “weapons of mass financial destruction.” When the financial weapons of mass destruction started to explode, the real estate market crashed… and poor, subprime borrowers were blamed.” The rich created financially-engineered products known as derivatives—products Warren Buffett has called “weapons of mass financial destruction.” When the financial weapons of mass destruction started to explode, the real estate market crashed… and poor, subprime borrowers were blamed.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_300,"“The Real Problem Most people do not know that the real estate crash was not really a real estate crash. Poor people did not cause the real estate crash. The rich caused the real estate crash. The rich created financially-engineered products known as derivatives—products Warren Buffett has called “weapons of mass financial destruction.” When the financial weapons of mass destruction started to explode, the real estate market crashed… and poor, subprime borrowers were blamed.”",0.0,derivatives,derivatives
691,What did Warren Buffett call derivatives?,weapons,3.0,"The rich created financially-engineered products known as derivatives—products Warren Buffett has called “weapons of mass financial destruction.” When the financial weapons of mass destruction started to explode, the real estate market crashed… and poor, subprime borrowers were blamed.” The rich created financially-engineered products known as derivatives—products Warren Buffett has called “weapons of mass financial destruction.” When the financial weapons of mass destruction started to explode, the real estate market crashed… and poor, subprime borrowers were blamed.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_300,"“The Real Problem Most people do not know that the real estate crash was not really a real estate crash. Poor people did not cause the real estate crash. The rich caused the real estate crash. The rich created financially-engineered products known as derivatives—products Warren Buffett has called “weapons of mass financial destruction.” When the financial weapons of mass destruction started to explode, the real estate market crashed… and poor, subprime borrowers were blamed.”",0.0,weapons of mass financial destruction,weapons of mass financial destruction
692,What is the ability of a person to survive so many days forward?,wealth,1.0,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_301,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive? Unlike”",0.0,Wealth,Wealth
693,What is the ability to survive so many days forward?,ability,2.0,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_301,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive? Unlike”",0.0,Wealth,Wealth
694,What is the name of the famous landmark in San Antonio?,alamo,1.0,"“If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They still shout, ‘Remember the Alamo!”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_302,"“If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It’s an inspiring story worthy of study. Nonetheless, it’s still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ‘Remember the Alamo!”",0.0,Alamo,Alamo
695,"Where should I go to learn how to handle risk, loss, and failure?",san antonio,2.0,"“If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_302,"“If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It’s an inspiring story worthy of study. Nonetheless, it’s still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ‘Remember the Alamo!”",0.0,San Antonio,San Antonio
696,How do Texans handle failure?,texans,3.0,So how do Texans handle failure?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_302,"“If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It’s an inspiring story worthy of study. Nonetheless, it’s still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ‘Remember the Alamo!”",0.0,"They still shout, ‘Remember the Alamo!”","They still shout, ‘Remember the Alamo!”"
697,What is the attitude of how to handle failure?,risk,4.0,"“If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_302,"“If you really want to learn the attitude of how to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose to die instead of surrendering. It’s an inspiring story worthy of study. Nonetheless, it’s still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts kicked. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ‘Remember the Alamo!”",0.0,"They still shout, ‘Remember the Alamo!”","They still shout, ‘Remember the Alamo!”"
698,What do the poor and middle class buy first?,luxuries,1.0,"An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_303,"“As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance”",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
699,What luxury item do the poor and middle class buy because they want to look rich?,jewelry,2.0,"The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_303,"“As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance”",0.0,"big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats","big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats"
700,What is the most expensive luxury item that the poor and middle class buys?,diamonds,3.0,"The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_303,"“As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance”",0.0,"big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats","big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats"
701,"Where is the saying ""Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die""?",texas,1.0,"Another saying in Texas is, ""Everyone wants to go to Heaven, but no one wants to die.""",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_304,"“So for most people, the reason they don't win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater that the joy of being rich. Another saying in Texas is, ""Everyone wants to go to Heaven, but no one wants to die."" Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to Heaven.”",0.0,Texas,Texas
702,"What do you want to go to, but no one wants to die?",heaven,2.0,"Another saying in Texas is, ""Everyone wants to go to Heaven, but no one wants to die."" So they never get to Heaven.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_304,"“So for most people, the reason they don't win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater that the joy of being rich. Another saying in Texas is, ""Everyone wants to go to Heaven, but no one wants to die."" Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to Heaven.”",0.0,Heaven,Heaven
703,What is the reason people don't win financially?,joy,3.0,"“So for most people, the reason they don't win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater that the joy of being rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_304,"“So for most people, the reason they don't win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater that the joy of being rich. Another saying in Texas is, ""Everyone wants to go to Heaven, but no one wants to die."" Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to Heaven.”",0.0,the pain of losing money,the pain of losing money
704,"What is it that everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die?",saying,4.0,"Another saying in Texas is, ""Everyone wants to go to Heaven, but no one wants to die.""",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_304,"“So for most people, the reason they don't win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater that the joy of being rich. Another saying in Texas is, ""Everyone wants to go to Heaven, but no one wants to die."" Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to Heaven.”",0.0,Another saying in Texas,Another saying in Texas
705,What do you want to live in?,lifestyle,1.0,“Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_305,“Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,the lifestyle I love,the lifestyle I love
706,What do I want to control over my time and my life?,control,2.0,I want control over my time and my life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_305,“Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,I want money to work for me,I want money to work for me
707,What do you want to work for you?,money,3.0,I want money to work for me.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_305,“Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,money,money
708,I want to be free to travel the what?,world,4.0,“Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_305,“Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,world,world
709,"Who criticizes, and winners analyze?",cynics,1.0,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_306,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.”",0.0,Cynics,Cynics
710,Who analyzes?,winners,2.0,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_306,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.”",0.0,winners,winners
711,What is the best way to use them?,favor,1.0,"“Use them in your favor, not against you.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_308,"“Use them in your favor, not against you.”",0.0,in your favor,in your favor
712,What is time?,asset,1.0,"“It cost a valuable asset, my time, to go out looking for them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_309,"“It cost a valuable asset, my time, to go out looking for them.”",0.0,It cost a valuable asset,It cost a valuable asset
713,What is the most valuable asset I have?,time,2.0,"“It cost a valuable asset, my time, to go out looking for them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_309,"“It cost a valuable asset, my time, to go out looking for them.”",0.0,time,time
714,Who said winning means being unafraid to lose?,fran tarkenton,1.0,"“Fran Tarkenton, a one-time great NFL quarterback, says it still another way: “Winning means being unafraid to lose.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_310,"“Fran Tarkenton, a one-time great NFL quarterback, says it still another way: “Winning means being unafraid to lose.”",0.0,Fran Tarkenton,Fran Tarkenton
715,What is the power of spirit?,reality,1.0,“1.​Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_311,“1.​Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit”,0.0,Find a reason greater than reality,Find a reason greater than reality
716,What is the power of?,spirit,2.0,“1.​Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_311,“1.​Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit”,0.0,spirit,spirit
717,What did the agent think the agent was rude and would offend?,sellers,1.0,"They thought it was rude, and would offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work that hard. Most sellers ask too much.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_312,"“A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses. So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal. No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal. Most sellers ask too much. It is rare that a seller asks a price that is less than something is worth.”",0.0,sellers,sellers
718,On what day did she and her agent go to look at six apartment houses?,saturday,2.0,"So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six apartment houses.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_312,"“A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses. So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal. No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal. Most sellers ask too much. It is rare that a seller asks a price that is less than something is worth.”",0.0,Saturday,Saturday
719,Who did she go and look at six apartment houses with?,agent,3.0,"They thought it was rude, and would offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work that hard. So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six apartment houses. She and the agent nearly had heart attacks.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_312,"“A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses. So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal. No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal. Most sellers ask too much. It is rare that a seller asks a price that is less than something is worth.”",0.0,her agent,her agent
720,What should you acquire to be able to achieve wealth?,assets,1.0,"Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_313,"“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future.”",0.0,assets,assets
721,What is your goal and future?,wealth,2.0,"Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_313,"“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
722,What do you have the power to determine with each dollar bill that enters your hand?,destiny,3.0,"With each dollar bill that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine your destiny.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_313,"“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future.”",0.0,your destiny,your destiny
723,Spend it on liabilities and you join the middle class?,class,4.0,"Spend it on liabilities, and you join the middle class.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_313,"“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your goal and your future.”",0.0,Spend it foolishly,Spend it foolishly
724,Who is my best friend?,mike,1.0,"“My best friend, Mike, had an asset column handed to him, but he still had to choose to learn to keep it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_314,"“My best friend, Mike, had an asset column handed to him, but he still had to choose to learn to keep it. Many rich families lose their assets in the next generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good steward over their assets.”",0.0,Mike,Mike
725,What generation of people lose their wealth because there is no one trained to be a good steward over their assets?,generation,2.0,Many rich families lose their assets in the next generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good steward over their assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_314,"“My best friend, Mike, had an asset column handed to him, but he still had to choose to learn to keep it. Many rich families lose their assets in the next generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good steward over their assets.”",0.0,the next generation,the next generation
726,What is Mike's relationship with me?,friend,3.0,"“My best friend, Mike, had an asset column handed to him, but he still had to choose to learn to keep it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_314,"“My best friend, Mike, had an asset column handed to him, but he still had to choose to learn to keep it. Many rich families lose their assets in the next generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good steward over their assets.”",0.0,best friend,best friend
727,Who is my advisor?,kim,1.0,Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_315,"“Most teachers lack real-world experience—they have not done what they teach. They haven’t actually experienced what they teach, made mistakes, learned from those mistakes, and applied what they’ve learned as they continue to practice and get better and better. Schools teach us to read and memorize. I believe that ‘studying’ is the key to applying what we learn. Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together.”",0.0,Kim,Kim
728,Who do Kim and I meet with several times a year?,advisors,2.0,Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_315,"“Most teachers lack real-world experience—they have not done what they teach. They haven’t actually experienced what they teach, made mistakes, learned from those mistakes, and applied what they’ve learned as they continue to practice and get better and better. Schools teach us to read and memorize. I believe that ‘studying’ is the key to applying what we learn. Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together.”",0.0,our Advisors,our Advisors
729,What have they made that they haven't actually experienced what they teach?,mistakes,3.0,"They haven’t actually experienced what they teach, made mistakes, learned from those mistakes, and applied what they’ve learned as they continue to practice and get better and better. They haven’t actually experienced what they teach, made mistakes, learned from those mistakes, and applied what they’ve learned as they continue to practice and get better and better.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_315,"“Most teachers lack real-world experience—they have not done what they teach. They haven’t actually experienced what they teach, made mistakes, learned from those mistakes, and applied what they’ve learned as they continue to practice and get better and better. Schools teach us to read and memorize. I believe that ‘studying’ is the key to applying what we learn. Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together.”",0.0,mistakes,mistakes
730,Who lacks real-world experience?,teachers,4.0,“Most teachers lack real-world experience—they have not done what they teach.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_315,"“Most teachers lack real-world experience—they have not done what they teach. They haven’t actually experienced what they teach, made mistakes, learned from those mistakes, and applied what they’ve learned as they continue to practice and get better and better. Schools teach us to read and memorize. I believe that ‘studying’ is the key to applying what we learn. Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together.”",0.0,Most teachers,Most teachers
731,What does failure inspire?,winners,1.0,“Failure inspires winners.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_316,“Failure inspires winners. And failure defeats losers.”,0.0,winners,winners
732,What is the main reason why people may not have abundant cash flow?,laziness,1.0,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_317,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance.”",0.0,fear,fear
733,What do people who are financially literate not develop abundantly?,cash flow,2.0,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_317,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance.”",0.0,cash flow,cash flow
734,What is the definition of education?,wealth,1.0,"“wealth, their education.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_318,"“wealth, their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer despite tough changes. If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
735,Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone. What solves problems and produces money?,intelligence,2.0,Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.” Intelligence solves problems and produces money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_318,"“wealth, their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer despite tough changes. If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,Intelligence,Intelligence
736,"If money solves problems, what will they do?",ride,3.0,"If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_318,"“wealth, their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer despite tough changes. If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,they will have a rough ride,they will have a rough ride
737,"If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer despite tough things?",changes,4.0,"If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer despite tough changes.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_318,"“wealth, their education. If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer despite tough changes. If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
738,What is the most important asset that people count as their assets?,savings,1.0,"Too often, people count their house and savings and retirement plans as all they have in their asset column.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_319,"“Loss of education. Too often, people count their house and savings and retirement plans as all they have in their asset column. Because they have no money to invest, they simply don’t invest. This costs them investment experience. Most never become what the investment world calls “a sophisticated investor.” And the best investments are usually first sold to sophisticated investors, who then turn around and sell them to the people playing it safe.”",0.0,house and savings and retirement plans,house and savings and retirement plans
739,Why do people don't invest?,money,2.0,"Because they have no money to invest, they simply don’t invest.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_319,"“Loss of education. Too often, people count their house and savings and retirement plans as all they have in their asset column. Because they have no money to invest, they simply don’t invest. This costs them investment experience. Most never become what the investment world calls “a sophisticated investor.” And the best investments are usually first sold to sophisticated investors, who then turn around and sell them to the people playing it safe.”",0.0,they have no money to invest,they have no money to invest
740,What do people shape their lives through?,thoughts,1.0,“I noticed that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_320,“I noticed that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.”,0.0,their thoughts,their thoughts
741,What do people shape through their thoughts?,lives,2.0,“I noticed that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_320,“I noticed that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.”,0.0,their lives,their lives
742,What is the main reason people are trapped?,ignorance,1.0,“It’s self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_321,“It’s self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped.”,0.0,self-inflicted fear and ignorance,self-inflicted fear and ignorance
743,What is the main reason people are trapped?,fear,2.0,“It’s self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_321,“It’s self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped.”,0.0,self-inflicted fear and ignorance,self-inflicted fear and ignorance
744,What do I buy assets that generate to pay for the house?,cash flow,1.0,"When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_322,"“I am not saying don’t buy a house. What I am saying is that you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability. When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",0.0,cash flow,cash flow
745,What is the difference between a liability and an asset?,asset,2.0,What I am saying is that you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_322,"“I am not saying don’t buy a house. What I am saying is that you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability. When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",0.0,you should understand,you should understand
746,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,3.0,What I am saying is that you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_322,"“I am not saying don’t buy a house. What I am saying is that you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability. When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",0.0,you should understand,you should understand
747,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,difference,4.0,What I am saying is that you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_322,"“I am not saying don’t buy a house. What I am saying is that you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability. When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",0.0,you should understand,you should understand
748,Time is your most precious asset.,asset,1.0,"“One is time, which is your most precious asset.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_323,"“One is time, which is your most precious asset. The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and I make that choice every day.”",0.0,time,time
749,What is it about having no money?,excuse,2.0,Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_323,"“One is time, which is your most precious asset. The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and I make that choice every day.”",0.0,should not be an excuse to not learn,should not be an excuse to not learn
750,What do we put in our time?,heads,3.0,"But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_323,"“One is time, which is your most precious asset. The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and I make that choice every day.”",0.0,heads,heads
751,What do we all make daily?,choice,4.0,"But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. I just choose to be rich, and I make that choice every day.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_323,"“One is time, which is your most precious asset. The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and I make that choice every day.”",0.0,the choice,the choice
752,What do I minimize because I don't want to pay it to the government?,income,1.0,"“The reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, through a Nevada corporation.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_324,"“The reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, through a Nevada corporation. If I work for money, the government takes it.”",0.0,income,income
753,Why do I minimize my income?,reason,2.0,“The reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the government.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_324,"“The reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, through a Nevada corporation. If I work for money, the government takes it.”",0.0,I don’t want to pay it to the government,I don’t want to pay it to the government
754,What is the power of choice?,choices,1.0,“2.​Make daily choices: the power of choice”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_326,“2.​Make daily choices: the power of choice”,0.0,Make daily choices,Make daily choices
755,What is the power of choice?,power,2.0,“2.​Make daily choices: the power of choice”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_326,“2.​Make daily choices: the power of choice”,0.0,Make daily choices,Make daily choices
756,What will determine your future?,choices,1.0,"You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_327,"“is yours, and only yours. Every day with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class. Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will. You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow. I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous gift called life.”",0.0,choices you make today,choices you make today
757,What do I wish you for life?,wealth,2.0,I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous gift called life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_327,"“is yours, and only yours. Every day with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class. Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will. You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow. I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous gift called life.”",0.0,great wealth and much happiness,great wealth and much happiness
758,What is life?,gift,3.0,I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous gift called life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_327,"“is yours, and only yours. Every day with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class. Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will. You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow. I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous gift called life.”",0.0,fabulous gift,fabulous gift
759,What is the future of your children?,tomorrow,4.0,"You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_327,"“is yours, and only yours. Every day with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class. Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will. You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow. I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous gift called life.”",0.0,"will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow","will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow"
760,What do I stop worrying about when I pull my initial dollar amount out?,fluctuations,1.0,"Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_328,"“I will move my money in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own an asset that was technically free.”",0.0,the fluctuations of the market,the fluctuations of the market
761,What is the first thing I own that I can work on?,asset,2.0,"Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own an asset that was technically free.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_328,"“I will move my money in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own an asset that was technically free.”",0.0,another asset,another asset
762,I will move my money in for a week to a what?,month,3.0,“I will move my money in for a week to a month while the stock moves up.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_328,"“I will move my money in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own an asset that was technically free.”",0.0,month,month
763,What will I move my money in while the stock moves up?,stock,4.0,“I will move my money in for a week to a month while the stock moves up.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_328,"“I will move my money in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own an asset that was technically free.”",0.0,a week to a month,a week to a month
764,What do you use to make money?,brain,1.0,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_330,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see things”",0.0,your brain,your brain
765,How can I make money far beyond what I could ever pay you?,ways,2.0,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_330,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see things”",0.0,ways,ways
766,What is the power of friendship?,association,1.0,“3.​Choose friends carefully: the power of association”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_331,“3.​Choose friends carefully: the power of association”,0.0,association,association
767,What is the power of association?,friends,2.0,“3.​Choose friends carefully: the power of association”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_331,“3.​Choose friends carefully: the power of association”,0.0,Choose friends carefully,Choose friends carefully
768,What do the poor and middle class acquire?,liabilities,1.0,The poor and middle class acquire liabilities”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_332,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities”,0.0,liabilities,liabilities
769,What do rich people acquire?,assets,2.0,“Rich people acquire assets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_332,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities”,0.0,assets,assets
770,What class acquires liabilities?,class,3.0,The poor and middle class acquire liabilities”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_332,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities”,0.0,poor and middle class,poor and middle class
771,Who acquires assets?,people,4.0,“Rich people acquire assets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_332,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities”,0.0,Rich people,Rich people
772,"By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay your thoughts and what else?",reactions,1.0,"“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay your reactions and think.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_334,"“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay your reactions and think.”",0.0,reactions and think,reactions and think
773,What did John D. Rockefeller say he always tried to turn into an opportunity?,disaster,1.0,"“like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_336,"“like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”",0.0,every disaster,every disaster
774,What did John D. Rockefeller say he always tried to turn every disaster into?,opportunity,2.0,"“like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_336,"“like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”",0.0,an opportunity,an opportunity
775,What did not fit his logic?,logic,1.0,My logic did not fit his logic.” My logic did not fit his logic.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_337,"“He could not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his logic.”",0.0,My logic,My logic
776,What did he think I should have done after resigning?,promotion,2.0,"“He could not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_337,"“He could not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his logic.”",0.0,My logic did not fit his logic,My logic did not fit his logic
777,What was great about my job?,benefits,3.0,"“He could not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_337,"“He could not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his logic.”",0.0,benefits,benefits
778,What was the reason for my decision to resign?,career,4.0,"“He could not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_337,"“He could not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his logic.”",0.0,"high pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion","high pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion"
779,What part of the human being is resilient and cannot be bought?,soul,1.0,“knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_338,“knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought.”,0.0,soul,soul
780,Who knew that their soul was resilient and could never be bought?,individual,2.0,“knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_338,“knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that was resilient and could never be bought.”,0.0,every individual,every individual
781,What is the difference between a liability and an asset?,asset,1.0,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_339,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",0.0,buy assets,buy assets
782,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,2.0,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_339,"“Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets.”",0.0,"You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets","You must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and buy assets"
783,What do you do with money once you make it?,money,1.0,"“FINANCIAL APTITUDE: What you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you.” “FINANCIAL APTITUDE: What you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_340,"“FINANCIAL APTITUDE: What you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you.”",0.0,how to keep people from taking it from you,how to keep people from taking it from you
784,How do I get my money back?,money,1.0,“How fast do I get my money back?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_341,“How fast do I get my money back?”,0.0,How fast,How fast
785,Fear and desire can lead you into life's biggest what?,trap,1.0,“Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_344,"“Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel.”",0.0,trap,trap
786,What is the biggest trap in life?,desire,2.0,“Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_344,"“Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel.”",0.0,fear and desire,fear and desire
787,Fear and desire can lead you into life's biggest trap if you're not aware of them controlling your what?,thinking,3.0,“Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_344,"“Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel.”",0.0,thinking,thinking
788,What is the first vegetable that a donkey would chase?,carrot,1.0,"“If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_345,"“If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”",0.0,carrot,carrot
789,What animal could see the whole picture?,donkey,2.0,"“If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_345,"“If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”",0.0,donkey,donkey
790,Where was the nylon-and-velcro wallet shipped to?,new york,1.0,"“My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse in New York, near where I had gone to school.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_346,"“My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse in New York, near where I had gone to school.”",0.0,New York,New York
791,Where was the nylon-and-velcro wallet manufactured?,far east,2.0,"“My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse in New York, near where I had gone to school.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_346,"“My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse in New York, near where I had gone to school.”",0.0,Far East,Far East
792,What is the most important thing to do financially?,math,1.0,“Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_348,“Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially. There”,0.0,Simple math and common sense,Simple math and common sense
793,What is the most important thing to do financially?,sense,2.0,“Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_348,“Simple math and common sense are all you need to do well financially. There”,0.0,Simple math and common sense,Simple math and common sense
794,"What is it that people fail to realize that while an idea was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone?",liability,1.0,"It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.” Old ideas are their biggest liability.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_349,"“I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were, and they resist change. I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.”",0.0,It is a liability,It is a liability
795,Who is responsible for losing their jobs?,boss,2.0,"I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or their boss.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_349,"“I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were, and they resist change. I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.”",0.0,technology or the economy or their boss,technology or the economy or their boss
796,What is the reason for people losing their jobs?,technology,3.0,"I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or their boss.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_349,"“I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were, and they resist change. I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.”",0.0,technology or the economy or their boss,technology or the economy or their boss
797,"When I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. What did you resisted?",emotions,1.0,"“When you again resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_351,"“When you again resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged.”",0.0,your emotions,your emotions
798,"When you resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in what way?",spite,2.0,"“When you again resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_351,"“When you again resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged.”",0.0,in spite of being emotionally charged,in spite of being emotionally charged
799,What is the reason most people don't win financially?,joy,1.0,"“For most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_352,"“For most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”",0.0,the pain of losing money,the pain of losing money
800,What is the reason most people don't win financially?,pain,2.0,"“For most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_352,"“For most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”",0.0,the pain of losing money,the pain of losing money
801,Who thought it best to go broke before 30?,dad,1.0,“Rich dad thought it best to go broke before 30.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_353,“Rich dad thought it best to go broke before 30. “You still have time to recover”,0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
802,What is the time to recover?,time,2.0,“You still have time to recover”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_353,“Rich dad thought it best to go broke before 30. “You still have time to recover”,0.0,You still have time to recover”,You still have time to recover”
803,What is the principle of reciprocity?,reciprocity,1.0,"I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_354,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want”",0.0,I give what I want,I give what I want
804,What will happen if you give what you want first?,buckets,2.0,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_354,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want”",0.0,it will come back in buckets,it will come back in buckets
805,"What is true for money, love, and money?",friendship,3.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_354,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want”",0.0,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets
806,What is the most important thing to someone who is in love?,smile,4.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_354,"“Whenever you feel ‘short’ or in ‘need’ of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I just trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want”",0.0,a smile,a smile
807,How do you provide for your own retirement?,retirement,1.0,“How do you afford a good education for your children and provide for your own retirement?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_355,“How do you afford a good education for your children and provide for your own retirement? It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.”,0.0,using financial intelligence instead of hard work,using financial intelligence instead of hard work
808,What is the best way to do financial intelligence?,intelligence,2.0,It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_355,“How do you afford a good education for your children and provide for your own retirement? It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.”,0.0,hard work,hard work
809,How do I afford my children a good education?,education,3.0,“How do you afford a good education for your children and provide for your own retirement?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_355,“How do you afford a good education for your children and provide for your own retirement? It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.”,0.0,using financial intelligence instead of hard work,using financial intelligence instead of hard work
810,How do you afford a good education for your children?,children,4.0,“How do you afford a good education for your children and provide for your own retirement?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_355,“How do you afford a good education for your children and provide for your own retirement? It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.”,0.0,using financial intelligence instead of hard work,using financial intelligence instead of hard work
811,What do I stop worrying about when I pull my initial dollar amount out?,fluctuations,1.0,"Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_356,"“The same is done with stocks. Frequently, my broker calls and recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value to the stock, like announcing a new product. I will move my money in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own an asset that was technically free.”",0.0,fluctuations of the market,fluctuations of the market
812,What is the first thing I own that I can work on?,asset,2.0,"Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own an asset that was technically free.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_356,"“The same is done with stocks. Frequently, my broker calls and recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value to the stock, like announcing a new product. I will move my money in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own an asset that was technically free.”",0.0,another asset,another asset
813,What is the same thing as stocks?,stocks,3.0,“The same is done with stocks.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_356,"“The same is done with stocks. Frequently, my broker calls and recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value to the stock, like announcing a new product. I will move my money in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own an asset that was technically free.”",0.0,announcing a new product,announcing a new product
814,What is the new product that my broker recommends I buy?,product,4.0,"Frequently, my broker calls and recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value to the stock, like announcing a new product.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_356,"“The same is done with stocks. Frequently, my broker calls and recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value to the stock, like announcing a new product. I will move my money in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own an asset that was technically free.”",0.0,announcing a new product,announcing a new product
815,What is priceless?,skill,1.0,That skill is priceless.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_357,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless.”",0.0,That skill,That skill
816,What is the fast changing world of today?,today,2.0,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_357,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless.”",0.0,how fast you learn,how fast you learn
817,What is changing fast in today's world?,world,3.0,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_357,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless.”",0.0,what you know is old. It is how fast you learn,what you know is old. It is how fast you learn
818,Who is not afraid of losing?,winners,1.0,“Winners are not afraid of losing.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_359,“Winners are not afraid of losing.”,0.0,Winners,Winners
819,What is the best hamburger restaurant in the world?,mcdonald,1.0,"I then ask, ""So if most of you cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald's makes more money than you? “When I ask the classes I teach, ""How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?"" ""The answer is obvious: McDonald's is excellent at business systems.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_362,"“When I ask the classes I teach, ""How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?"" almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, ""So if most of you cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald's makes more money than you?""The answer is obvious: McDonald's is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”",0.0,McDonald's,McDonald's
820,What do most people focus on building and not knowing business systems?,hamburger,2.0,"The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.” I then ask, ""So if most of you cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald's makes more money than you? “When I ask the classes I teach, ""How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?""",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_362,"“When I ask the classes I teach, ""How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?"" almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, ""So if most of you cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald's makes more money than you?""The answer is obvious: McDonald's is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”",0.0,better hamburger,better hamburger
821,What do I teach that I can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?,classes,3.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, ""How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?""",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_362,"“When I ask the classes I teach, ""How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?"" almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, ""So if most of you cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald's makes more money than you?""The answer is obvious: McDonald's is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”",0.0,classes,classes
822,How do you beat laziness?,laziness,1.0,“So how do you beat laziness?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_363,"“So how do you beat laziness? Once again, the answer is a little greed.”",0.0,greed,greed
823,What is the answer to the question?,greed,2.0,"Once again, the answer is a little greed.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_363,"“So how do you beat laziness? Once again, the answer is a little greed.”",0.0,a little greed,a little greed
824,What is the answer to the question?,answer,3.0,"Once again, the answer is a little greed.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_363,"“So how do you beat laziness? Once again, the answer is a little greed.”",0.0,a little greed,a little greed
825,What is part of the process of success?,failure,1.0,“Failure is part of the process of success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_364,“Failure is part of the process of success.”,0.0,Failure,Failure
826,Failure is part of the process of what?,success,2.0,“Failure is part of the process of success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_364,“Failure is part of the process of success.”,0.0,success,success
827,What puts money in your pocket?,assets,1.0,"“assets put money in your pocket.” Nice,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_365,"“assets put money in your pocket.” Nice,”",0.0,assets,assets
828,What do you think of the money that you have in your pocket?,pocket,2.0,"“assets put money in your pocket.” Nice,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_365,"“assets put money in your pocket.” Nice,”",0.0,Nice,Nice
829,"What is an example of intellectual property that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market?",scripts,1.0,"2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_366,"“1.​Businesses that do not require his presence: He owns them, but they are managed or run by other people. If he has to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes his job. 2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
830,"What is the name of the intellectual property that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market?",patents,2.0,"2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_366,"“1.​Businesses that do not require his presence: He owns them, but they are managed or run by other people. If he has to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes his job. 2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Anything else,Anything else
831,What is income-generating real estate?,estate,3.0,"2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_366,"“1.​Businesses that do not require his presence: He owns them, but they are managed or run by other people. If he has to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes his job. 2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Notes (IOUs),Notes (IOUs)
832,What do most people want to change?,world,1.0,“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_367,"“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,themselves,themselves
833,Who wants everyone else to change but themselves?,Most people,2.0,“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_367,"“Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,Most people,Most people
834,"Who played the game smart, and he did it through corporations?",dad,1.0,"“My rich dad just played the game smart, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of the rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_368,"“My rich dad just played the game smart, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of the rich.”",0.0,My rich dad,My rich dad
835,What is the biggest secret of the rich?,secret,2.0,"“My rich dad just played the game smart, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of the rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_368,"“My rich dad just played the game smart, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of the rich.”",0.0,corporations,corporations
836,What are feedback systems?,feedback systems,1.0,They are instant feedback systems.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_369,“Games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback systems.”,0.0,instant,instant
837,What is a game?,games,2.0,“Games reflect behavior.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_369,“Games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback systems.”,0.0,instant feedback systems,instant feedback systems
838,What do games reflect?,behavior,3.0,“Games reflect behavior.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_369,“Games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback systems.”,0.0,behavior,behavior
839,Who is the boss?,boss,1.0,"But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_371,"“Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”",0.0,their boss,their boss
840,What is the name of the person who pushes back against their boss?,husband,2.0,"But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_371,"“Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”",0.0,husband or wife,husband or wife
841,What is the wife of a person who pushes back against their boss?,wife,3.0,"But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_371,"“Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”",0.0,husband,husband
842,What is the job?,job,4.0,"But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_371,"“Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”",0.0,their boss,their boss
843,"What do most people fail to realize that in life, it's not how much money you make. It's how much money you keep?",money,1.0,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much money you keep.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_373,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much money you keep.”",0.0,how much money you keep.”,how much money you keep.”
844,What is the most important thing in life?,life,2.0,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_373,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much money you keep.”",0.0,how much money you keep,how much money you keep
845,Who fail to realize that money is not how much money you make?,people,3.0,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_373,"“Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much money you keep.”",0.0,Most people,Most people
846,What do I control?,emotions,1.0,“constantly work to control my thoughts and my emotions.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_375,"“constantly work to control my thoughts and my emotions. I’ve seen this play out over and over in my life: When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",0.0,thoughts and my emotions,thoughts and my emotions
847,"When emotion goes up, what goes down?",intelligence,2.0,"I’ve seen this play out over and over in my life: When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_375,"“constantly work to control my thoughts and my emotions. I’ve seen this play out over and over in my life: When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",0.0,intelligence,intelligence
848,What do I control?,thoughts,3.0,“constantly work to control my thoughts and my emotions.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_375,"“constantly work to control my thoughts and my emotions. I’ve seen this play out over and over in my life: When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",0.0,thoughts and my emotions,thoughts and my emotions
849,"When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down?",life,4.0,"I’ve seen this play out over and over in my life: When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_375,"“constantly work to control my thoughts and my emotions. I’ve seen this play out over and over in my life: When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",0.0,"When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down","When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down"
850,What is the most important personal conocimiento of all the tres?,los,1.0,"“Según las leyendas japonesas, el conocimiento personal es el poder más importante de los tres.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_377,"“Según las leyendas japonesas, el conocimiento personal es el poder más importante de los tres.”",0.0,poder,poder
851,Who is smart?,investors,1.0,“Smart investors don’t time the markets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_378,"“Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they search for the next one and get themselves in position.”",0.0,Smart investors,Smart investors
852,Smart investors don't time what?,markets,2.0,“Smart investors don’t time the markets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_378,"“Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they search for the next one and get themselves in position.”",0.0,the markets,the markets
853,"If a person misses a wave, they search for the next wave and get themselves in position.",wave,3.0,"If they miss a wave, they search for the next one and get themselves in position.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_378,"“Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they search for the next one and get themselves in position.”",0.0,Smart investors,Smart investors
854,"If a person misses a wave, they search for the next wave and get themselves in what?",position,4.0,"If they miss a wave, they search for the next one and get themselves in position.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_378,"“Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they search for the next one and get themselves in position.”",0.0,position,position
855,What are life's lessons?,lessons,1.0,"“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_379,"“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”",0.0,you will do well,you will do well
856,Who is the boss?,boss,2.0,"But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_379,"“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”",0.0,their boss,their boss
857,What is the name of the person who pushes back against their boss?,husband,3.0,"But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_379,"“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”",0.0,husband or wife,husband or wife
858,What is the wife of a person who pushes back against their boss?,wife,4.0,"But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_379,"“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”",0.0,husband,husband
859,"If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late in most of the time.",instances,1.0,"If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late in most instances.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_380,"“in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late in most instances.”",0.0,“in the market,“in the market
860,Who is slaughtered in the market?,crowd,2.0,"“in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up late that is slaughtered.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_380,"“in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late in most instances.”",0.0,the crowd that shows up late,the crowd that shows up late
861,"If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late in most instances.",page,3.0,"If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late in most instances.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_380,"“in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late in most instances.”",0.0,“in the market,“in the market
862,"If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late in most instances.",deal,4.0,"If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late in most instances.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_380,"“in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late in most instances.”",0.0,“in the market,“in the market
863,What is an example of a patent?,scripts,1.0,"Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 8.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_382,"“Businesses that do not require my presence: I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. 2. Stocks 3. Bonds 4. Income-generating real estate 5. Notes (IOUs) 6. Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 8. Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,music,music
864,"What is the value of intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents?",royalties,2.0,"Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 8.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_382,"“Businesses that do not require my presence: I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. 2. Stocks 3. Bonds 4. Income-generating real estate 5. Notes (IOUs) 6. Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 8. Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
865,What are businesses that do not require my presence?,businesses,3.0,"“Businesses that do not require my presence: I own them, but they are managed or run by other people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_382,"“Businesses that do not require my presence: I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. 2. Stocks 3. Bonds 4. Income-generating real estate 5. Notes (IOUs) 6. Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 8. Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,"I own them, but they are managed or run by other people","I own them, but they are managed or run by other people"
866,"What is the name of the patent that is the result of the use of the music, scripts, and other intellectual property?",patents,4.0,"Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 8.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_382,"“Businesses that do not require my presence: I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. 2. Stocks 3. Bonds 4. Income-generating real estate 5. Notes (IOUs) 6. Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 8. Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
867,What is the most educated person?,person,1.0,"“A person may be highly educated mentally,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_385,"“A person may be highly educated mentally,”",0.0,mentally,mentally
868,Who is the instructor?,instructor,1.0,"“With the diagram complete, the instructor”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_387,"“With the diagram complete, the instructor”",0.0,With the diagram complete,With the diagram complete
869,What is complete with the diagram?,diagram,2.0,"“With the diagram complete, the instructor”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_387,"“With the diagram complete, the instructor”",0.0,the instructor,the instructor
870,What is the most famous sport that kids want to be?,movie stars,1.0,"“Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige are.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_388,"“Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school today. They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to academic success,”",0.0,athletes,athletes
871,What is the most famous beauty queen in the world today?,beauty queens,2.0,"“Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige are.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_388,"“Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school today. They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to academic success,”",0.0,rock stars,rock stars
872,"What is the place where fame, money, and prestige are?",ceos,3.0,"“Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige are.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_388,"“Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school today. They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to academic success,”",0.0,"famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs","famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs"
873,"What is the most important thing that kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs?",fame,4.0,"“Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige are.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_388,"“Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school today. They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to academic success,”",0.0,"fame, money, and prestige","fame, money, and prestige"
874,What did my rich dad call Robin Hood a crook?,robin hood,1.0,“My rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero. He called Robin Hood a crook.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_389,“My rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero. He called Robin Hood a crook.”,0.0,Robin Hood as a hero,Robin Hood as a hero
875,Who saw Robin Hood as a hero?,dad,2.0,“My rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_389,“My rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero. He called Robin Hood a crook.”,0.0,My rich dad,My rich dad
876,What did Robin Hood call Robin Hood?,crook,3.0,He called Robin Hood a crook.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_389,“My rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero. He called Robin Hood a crook.”,0.0,crook,crook
877,What did my rich dad not see Robin Hood as?,hero,4.0,“My rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_389,“My rich dad did not see Robin Hood as a hero. He called Robin Hood a crook.”,0.0,a hero,a hero
878,I have never met a rich person who has never lost money.,person,1.0,"“And in all my years, I have never met a rich person who has never lost money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_390,"“And in all my years, I have never met a rich person who has never lost money.”",0.0,in all my years,in all my years
879,What do you think a rich person has never lost?,money,2.0,"“And in all my years, I have never met a rich person who has never lost money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_390,"“And in all my years, I have never met a rich person who has never lost money.”",0.0,money,money
880,Why do people struggle financially?,cash flow,1.0,Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially because they don’t understand cash flow.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_392,"“They work harder but don’t get ahead. What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These people often work harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.”",0.0,they don’t understand cash flow,they don’t understand cash flow
881,"What is highly educated, financially successful, and highly educated?",person,2.0,"A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_392,"“They work harder but don’t get ahead. What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These people often work harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.”",0.0,illiterate,illiterate
882,What is missing from a student's education?,education,3.0,"What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but how to manage money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_392,"“They work harder but don’t get ahead. What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These people often work harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.”",0.0,how to manage money,how to manage money
883,What do you do with money once you make it?,money,4.0,"It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you. These people often work harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_392,"“They work harder but don’t get ahead. What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These people often work harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.”",0.0,financial aptitude,financial aptitude
884,"What is highly educated, financially successful, and highly educated?",person,1.0,"“A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_393,"“A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These people often work harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.”",0.0,illiterate,illiterate
885,What do people who work hard for themselves have to work hard for?,money,2.0,"These people often work harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_393,"“A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These people often work harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.”",0.0,their money,their money
886,"Who is often working harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them?",These people,3.0,"These people often work harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_393,"“A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These people often work harder than they need to because they learned how to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.”",0.0,"A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate","A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate"
887,What do you do when you have to do to get the right answer?,criticar,1.0,“La avaricia es buena.” Padre rico lo articuló de otra manera: “La culpa es peor que la avaricia porque la culpa le roba el alma al cuerpo.” Pero creo que Eleanor Roosevelt lo expresó aún mejor: “Haz lo que tu corazón te diga que es lo correcto porque de todas formas te van a criticar.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_394,“La avaricia es buena.” Padre rico lo articuló de otra manera: “La culpa es peor que la avaricia porque la culpa le roba el alma al cuerpo.” Pero creo que Eleanor Roosevelt lo expresó aún mejor: “Haz lo que tu corazón te diga que es lo correcto porque de todas formas te van a criticar. Mal si lo haces y mal si no lo haces.”,0.0,criticar,criticar
888,What is the avaricia?,buena,2.0,“La avaricia es buena.” Padre rico lo articuló de otra manera: “La culpa es peor que la avaricia porque la culpa le roba el alma al cuerpo.” Pero creo que Eleanor Roosevelt lo expresó aún mejor: “Haz lo que tu corazón te diga que es lo correcto porque de todas formas te van a criticar.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_394,“La avaricia es buena.” Padre rico lo articuló de otra manera: “La culpa es peor que la avaricia porque la culpa le roba el alma al cuerpo.” Pero creo que Eleanor Roosevelt lo expresó aún mejor: “Haz lo que tu corazón te diga que es lo correcto porque de todas formas te van a criticar. Mal si lo haces y mal si no lo haces.”,0.0,buena,buena
889,What are some of my dads?,dads,1.0,“Both of my dads were generous men.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_395,"“Both of my dads were generous men. Both made it a practice to give first. Teaching was one of their ways of giving. The more they gave, the more they received. One glaring difference was in the giving of money. My rich dad gave lots of money away. He gave to his church, to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, you had to give money. Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation and the Ford Foundation. These are organizations designed to take their wealth and increase it, as well as give it away in perpetuity.”",0.0,generous men,generous men
890,What is the charity he gave to?,charities,2.0,"He gave to his church, to charities, and to his foundation.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_395,"“Both of my dads were generous men. Both made it a practice to give first. Teaching was one of their ways of giving. The more they gave, the more they received. One glaring difference was in the giving of money. My rich dad gave lots of money away. He gave to his church, to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, you had to give money. Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation and the Ford Foundation. These are organizations designed to take their wealth and increase it, as well as give it away in perpetuity.”",0.0,"his church, to charities","his church, to charities"
891,What is the Rockefeller Foundation?,foundation,3.0,"That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation and the Ford Foundation. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation and the Ford Foundation. He gave to his church, to charities, and to his foundation.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_395,"“Both of my dads were generous men. Both made it a practice to give first. Teaching was one of their ways of giving. The more they gave, the more they received. One glaring difference was in the giving of money. My rich dad gave lots of money away. He gave to his church, to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, you had to give money. Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation and the Ford Foundation. These are organizations designed to take their wealth and increase it, as well as give it away in perpetuity.”",0.0,organizations designed to take their wealth and increase it,organizations designed to take their wealth and increase it
892,How much money did my rich dad give away?,lots,4.0,My rich dad gave lots of money away.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_395,"“Both of my dads were generous men. Both made it a practice to give first. Teaching was one of their ways of giving. The more they gave, the more they received. One glaring difference was in the giving of money. My rich dad gave lots of money away. He gave to his church, to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, you had to give money. Giving money is the secret to most great wealthy families. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation and the Ford Foundation. These are organizations designed to take their wealth and increase it, as well as give it away in perpetuity.”",0.0,lots of money away,lots of money away
893,Who said that the love of money is the root of all evil?,dad,1.0,"“one dad would say, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_396,"“one dad would say, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,one dad,one dad
894,What does the lack of money mean?,root,2.0,"“one dad would say, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “one dad would say, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_396,"“one dad would say, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,the root of all evil,the root of all evil
895,What is the first step in asking for help?,understanding,1.0,“Ask for help in understanding.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_397,“Ask for help in understanding.”,0.0,understanding,understanding
896,What do you ask for in understanding?,help,2.0,“Ask for help in understanding.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_397,“Ask for help in understanding.”,0.0,help,help
897,Who did his best to keep his companies from becoming unionized?,dad,1.0,"“My rich dad, on the other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from becoming unionized.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_399,"“My rich dad, on the other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from becoming unionized.”",0.0,My rich dad,My rich dad
898,What did my rich dad keep from becoming unionized?,companies,2.0,"“My rich dad, on the other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from becoming unionized.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_399,"“My rich dad, on the other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from becoming unionized.”",0.0,his companies,his companies
899,"What is life saying, ‘Wake up?",push,1.0,"Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_400,"“I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,There’s something I want you to learn,There’s something I want you to learn
900,What is the best job in life?,teacher,2.0,“I would say that life is the best teacher of all.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_400,"“I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,teacher,teacher
901,What is the best teacher of all?,life,3.0,"“I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_400,"“I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,life,life
902,What is better than one?,minds,1.0,“Two minds are better than one.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_401,“Two minds are better than one.”,0.0,Two minds,Two minds
903,What is the profession of an accountant?,accountants,1.0,"Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_402,"“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also. Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make.”",0.0,attorneys,attorneys
904,What do I pay well?,brokers,2.0,"“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. “Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_402,"“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also. Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make.”",0.0,professionals,professionals
905,"What is the name of the sign in front of a house that says ""For Sale by Owner""?",owner,3.0,"“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_402,"“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also. Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make.”",0.0,Discount Brokers,Discount Brokers
906,"What is the sign in front of a house that says ""For Sale by Owner""?",sale,4.0,"“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_402,"“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also. Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make.”",0.0,Sometimes I see people posting a sign,Sometimes I see people posting a sign
907,What is the human spirit?,spirit,1.0,"“The human spirit is very, very powerful,” he would say.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_403,"“The human spirit is very, very powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.”",0.0,"very, very powerful","very, very powerful"
908,What is the real reason they spend money?,trouble,1.0,"“They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make more money?” They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose to spend the money they do have.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_405,"“They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make more money?” They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose to spend the money they do have.”",0.0,their trouble,their trouble
909,What do people ask me to make more of?,money,2.0,"“They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make more money?” They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose to spend the money they do have.” “They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make more money?” They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose to spend the money they do have.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_405,"“They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make more money?” They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose to spend the money they do have.”",0.0,money,money
910,What is the power of learning quickly?,formula,1.0,“Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_406,“Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly”,0.0,Master a formula,Master a formula
911,How do you learn a formula?,master,2.0,“Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_406,“Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly”,0.0,the power of learning quickly,the power of learning quickly
912,What do you think is the greatest opportunity?,oportunidades,1.0,“Las grandes oportunidades no se ven con los ojos sino con la mente.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_407,“Las grandes oportunidades no se ven con los ojos sino con la mente.”,0.0,mente,mente
913,What are the grandes oportunidades?,las,2.0,“Las grandes oportunidades no se ven con los ojos sino con la mente.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_407,“Las grandes oportunidades no se ven con los ojos sino con la mente.”,0.0,mente,mente
914,What is the tax-deferred exchange for a capital gains tax?,capital gains,1.0,"“My capital gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred exchange,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_408,"“My capital gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred exchange,”",0.0,1031,1031
915,What is the name of the tax-deferred exchange?,exchange,2.0,"“My capital gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred exchange,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_408,"“My capital gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred exchange,”",0.0,1031,1031
916,Who does God need to give to?,humans,1.0,"“God does not need to receive, but humans need to give.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_409,"“God does not need to receive, but humans need to give.”",0.0,humans,humans
917,"Who does not need to receive, but humans need to give?",god,2.0,"“God does not need to receive, but humans need to give.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_409,"“God does not need to receive, but humans need to give.”",0.0,God,God
918,What should actually come down in an educated society with a well-run government?,prices,1.0,"“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should actually come down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_411,"“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should actually come down.”",0.0,prices,prices
919,What is educated?,society,2.0,"“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should actually come down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_411,"“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should actually come down.”",0.0,society with a well-run government,society with a well-run government
920,What is the synergy of professional specialties today?,synergy,1.0,Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_412,“He encouraged us to work with people smarter than we were and to bring smart people together to work as a team. Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,0.0,smart people together to work as a team,smart people together to work as a team
921,What is synergy of professional?,specialities,2.0,Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_412,“He encouraged us to work with people smarter than we were and to bring smart people together to work as a team. Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,0.0,specialities,specialities
922,What did he encourage us to work as?,team,3.0,“He encouraged us to work with people smarter than we were and to bring smart people together to work as a team.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_412,“He encouraged us to work with people smarter than we were and to bring smart people together to work as a team. Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,0.0,a team,a team
923,Who did he encourage us to work with smarter than we were?,smart people,4.0,“He encouraged us to work with people smarter than we were and to bring smart people together to work as a team.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_412,“He encouraged us to work with people smarter than we were and to bring smart people together to work as a team. Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,0.0,people,people
924,What did the other believe in?,self-reliance,1.0,“The other believed in total financial self-reliance.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_413,“The other believed in total financial self-reliance.”,0.0,total financial self-reliance,total financial self-reliance
925,What is the base of the exito personal?,empleado,1.0,"La habilidad de vender —es decir, de comunicarse con otro ser humano, ya sea un cliente, empleado, jefe, esposo o hijo— es la base del éxito personal.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_414,"“Las habilidades especializadas más importantes son ventas y mercadeo. La habilidad de vender —es decir, de comunicarse con otro ser humano, ya sea un cliente, empleado, jefe, esposo o hijo— es la base del éxito personal.”",0.0,La habilidad de vender,La habilidad de vender
926,"What is the name of the person who is a cliente, empleado, esposo, or hijo?",jefe,2.0,"La habilidad de vender —es decir, de comunicarse con otro ser humano, ya sea un cliente, empleado, jefe, esposo o hijo— es la base del éxito personal.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_414,"“Las habilidades especializadas más importantes son ventas y mercadeo. La habilidad de vender —es decir, de comunicarse con otro ser humano, ya sea un cliente, empleado, jefe, esposo o hijo— es la base del éxito personal.”",0.0,jefe,jefe
927,Where is the wealthiest one percent of income gains?,california,1.0,Economists at the University of California found that 95 percent of the income gains between the years 2009 and 2012 also went to that wealthiest one percent.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_416,"“Today, people are more aware of the growing divide between the rich and everyone else. Between 1993 and 2010, over 50 percent of the increase in the national income in the United States went to the wealthiest one percent. Since then, things have only gotten worse. Economists at the University of California found that 95 percent of the income gains between the years 2009 and 2012 also went to that wealthiest one percent. The lesson: The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”",0.0,95 percent,95 percent
928,Who are the investors?,entrepreneurs,2.0,"The lesson: The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_416,"“Today, people are more aware of the growing divide between the rich and everyone else. Between 1993 and 2010, over 50 percent of the increase in the national income in the United States went to the wealthiest one percent. Since then, things have only gotten worse. Economists at the University of California found that 95 percent of the income gains between the years 2009 and 2012 also went to that wealthiest one percent. The lesson: The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”",0.0,entrepreneurs,entrepreneurs
929,What is the profession of the University of California?,economists,3.0,Economists at the University of California found that 95 percent of the income gains between the years 2009 and 2012 also went to that wealthiest one percent.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_416,"“Today, people are more aware of the growing divide between the rich and everyone else. Between 1993 and 2010, over 50 percent of the increase in the national income in the United States went to the wealthiest one percent. Since then, things have only gotten worse. Economists at the University of California found that 95 percent of the income gains between the years 2009 and 2012 also went to that wealthiest one percent. The lesson: The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”",0.0,Economists,Economists
930,What is the lesson?,lesson,4.0,"The lesson: The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_416,"“Today, people are more aware of the growing divide between the rich and everyone else. Between 1993 and 2010, over 50 percent of the increase in the national income in the United States went to the wealthiest one percent. Since then, things have only gotten worse. Economists at the University of California found that 95 percent of the income gains between the years 2009 and 2012 also went to that wealthiest one percent. The lesson: The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees—not to the people who work for money.”",0.0,"The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees","The increases in income are going to entrepreneurs and investors, not to employees"
931,What do you use to make money?,brain,1.0,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_417,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see things that other people never see.”",0.0,your brain,your brain
932,How can I make money far beyond what I could ever pay you?,ways,2.0,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_417,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see things that other people never see.”",0.0,ways,ways
933,What will you be able to make far beyond what you can pay?,money,3.0,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_417,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see things that other people never see.”",0.0,money,money
934,What do you see that other people don't see?,things,4.0,You will see things that other people never see.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_417,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see things that other people never see.”",0.0,things,things
935,What is the key to life success?,communication skills,1.0,"“Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_418,"“Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",0.0,Communication skills,Communication skills
936,What is the most important communication skill to a life of success?,negotiating,2.0,"“Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_418,"“Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",0.0,"writing, speaking, and negotiating","writing, speaking, and negotiating"
937,What is the first rule of paying yourself first?,consumer debt,1.0,“Rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into consumer debt in the rst place.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_419,“Rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into consumer debt in the rst place.”,0.0,Don’t get into consumer debt in the rst place,Don’t get into consumer debt in the rst place
938,What is the first rule in paying yourself first?,rule number,2.0,“Rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into consumer debt in the rst place.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_419,“Rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into consumer debt in the rst place.”,0.0,Don’t get into consumer debt in the rst place,Don’t get into consumer debt in the rst place
939,Who is grooming his son to take his place?,mike,1.0,"“Mike is now grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_420,"“Mike is now grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us.”",0.0,Mike,Mike
940,Who groomed Mike?,dad,2.0,"“Mike is now grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_420,"“Mike is now grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us.”",0.0,his dad,his dad
941,What is the best way to deal with rejection?,communicating,1.0,"“The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_421,"“The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",0.0,communicating,communicating
942,What is the biggest fear of your life?,rejection,2.0,"“The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_421,"“The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",0.0,rejection,rejection
943,What do the poor and middle class do for money?,class work,1.0,"“The poor and middle class work for money,” he would say.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_422,"“The poor and middle class work for money,” he would say. “The rich make money. The more real you think money is, the harder you will work for it. If you can grasp the idea that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”",0.0,work,work
944,"If you can grasp the idea that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.",idea,2.0,"If you can grasp the idea that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_422,"“The poor and middle class work for money,” he would say. “The rich make money. The more real you think money is, the harder you will work for it. If you can grasp the idea that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”",0.0,he would say.,he would say.
945,"If you can grasp the idea that money is not real, you will grow richer faster. The more real you think money is, the harder you will work for it. The poor and middle class work for what?",money,3.0,"If you can grasp the idea that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.” The more real you think money is, the harder you will work for it. “The poor and middle class work for money,” he would say.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_422,"“The poor and middle class work for money,” he would say. “The rich make money. The more real you think money is, the harder you will work for it. If you can grasp the idea that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”",0.0,money,money
946,What will be offered to you if you develop financial intelligence?,opportunities,1.0,“The more you develop your financial intelligence—which takes time—the more opportunities will be offered to you.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_423,“The more you develop your financial intelligence—which takes time—the more opportunities will be offered to you.”,0.0,opportunities,opportunities
947,What should you develop in order to lead your business to its success?,capabilities,1.0,"Always try to develop your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual capabilities in order to lead your business to its success.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_424,"“Incomparable Leadership Skills– According to Kiyosaki, the money does not really go to the companies with the best products in the market. It goes to the company with the best leaders. Always try to develop your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual capabilities in order to lead your business to its success.”",0.0,"physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual capabilities","physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual capabilities"
948,What is the goal of a successful business?,success,2.0,"Always try to develop your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual capabilities in order to lead your business to its success.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_424,"“Incomparable Leadership Skills– According to Kiyosaki, the money does not really go to the companies with the best products in the market. It goes to the company with the best leaders. Always try to develop your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual capabilities in order to lead your business to its success.”",0.0,lead your business to its success,lead your business to its success
949,What is the best in the market?,products,3.0,"“Incomparable Leadership Skills– According to Kiyosaki, the money does not really go to the companies with the best products in the market.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_424,"“Incomparable Leadership Skills– According to Kiyosaki, the money does not really go to the companies with the best products in the market. It goes to the company with the best leaders. Always try to develop your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual capabilities in order to lead your business to its success.”",0.0,products,products
950,What is the biggest factor that keeps our wealth ahead of?,inflation,1.0,"“our wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_425,"“our wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation.”",0.0,inflation,inflation
951,"What does wealth grow automatically, staying ahead of inflation?",wealth,2.0,"“our wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_425,"“our wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation.”",0.0,our wealth,our wealth
952,What is the most important thing to me that I have noticed that winning usually follows losing?,life,1.0,"“In my own life, I’ve noticed that winning usually follows losing.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_426,"“In my own life, I’ve noticed that winning usually follows losing.”",0.0,winning,winning
953,"What does the word ""energy in motion"" mean?",emotion,1.0,"“The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_427,"“The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,emotion,emotion
954,What do you use your mind and emotions for?,favor,2.0,"“The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_427,"“The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,in your favor,in your favor
955,Why do prices go up?,greed,1.0,“Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_428,"“Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools taught people about money, there would be more money and lower prices. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, not how to harness money’s power.”",0.0,greed and fear caused by ignorance,greed and fear caused by ignorance
956,Why do prices go up?,ignorance,2.0,“Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_428,"“Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools taught people about money, there would be more money and lower prices. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, not how to harness money’s power.”",0.0,greed and fear caused by ignorance,greed and fear caused by ignorance
957,Why do prices go up?,fear,3.0,“Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_428,"“Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools taught people about money, there would be more money and lower prices. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, not how to harness money’s power.”",0.0,greed and fear caused by ignorance,greed and fear caused by ignorance
958,What is the best place to teach people how to harness money?,schools,4.0,"But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, not how to harness money’s power.” If schools taught people about money, there would be more money and lower prices.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_428,"“Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools taught people about money, there would be more money and lower prices. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, not how to harness money’s power.”",0.0,schools,schools
959,What do the middle class buy that they think are assets?,liabilities,1.0,•​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_429,“•​The rich buy assets. •​The poor only have expenses. •​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,0.0,liabilities,liabilities
960,What are the poor's only expenses?,expenses,2.0,•​The poor only have expenses.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_429,“•​The rich buy assets. •​The poor only have expenses. •​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,0.0,•​The poor only have expenses,•​The poor only have expenses
961,What class buys liabilities they think are assets?,class,3.0,•​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_429,“•​The rich buy assets. •​The poor only have expenses. •​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,0.0,middle class,middle class
962,What is the combination of anger and love?,passion,1.0,“passion is anger and love combined.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_430,“passion is anger and love combined.”,0.0,passion,passion
963,What is the most important emotion in a relationship?,anger,2.0,“passion is anger and love combined.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_430,“passion is anger and love combined.”,0.0,anger and love,anger and love
964,What is the benefit of a tree?,enjoyment,1.0,“Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_431,“Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”,0.0,shade,shade
965,What does the tree provide for your enjoyment?,shade,2.0,“Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_431,“Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”,0.0,shade,shade
966,"What is the point of being an observer, not a reactor?",reactor,1.0,"“Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_432,"“Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions.”",0.0,to your emotions,to your emotions
967,"What is the point of being an observer, not a reactor?",observer,2.0,"“Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_432,"“Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions.”",0.0,to your emotions,to your emotions
968,What do you think is the most important question to ask?,questions,1.0,"“Whenever I hear one of these questions, I’m reminded of the following story:”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_435,"“Whenever I hear one of these questions, I’m reminded of the following story:”",0.0,Whenever I hear one of these questions,Whenever I hear one of these questions
969,What is it of someone playing not to lose?,portfolio,1.0,It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.” “But it is not a winning portfolio.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_436,“But it is not a winning portfolio. It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.”,0.0,a portfolio,a portfolio
970,Who was one of the richest men in the world before he was thirty?,bill gates,1.0,“Bill Gates was one of the richest men in the world before he was thirty.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_437,“Bill Gates was one of the richest men in the world before he was thirty.”,0.0,Bill Gates,Bill Gates
971,Bill Gates was one of the richest men in what world?,world,2.0,“Bill Gates was one of the richest men in the world before he was thirty.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_437,“Bill Gates was one of the richest men in the world before he was thirty.”,0.0,before he was thirty,before he was thirty
972,What are the main management skills needed for success?,management skills,1.0,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_438,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success. These are skills Robert works on constantly, attending courses or buying educational resources to expand his knowledge. The skills of selling and marketing are difficult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection. The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",0.0,"Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3","Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3"
973,What is the hardest part of life?,negotiating,2.0,"The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.” Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_438,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success. These are skills Robert works on constantly, attending courses or buying educational resources to expand his knowledge. The skills of selling and marketing are difficult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection. The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",0.0,fear of rejection,fear of rejection
974,What are the main management skills needed for?,success,3.0,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_438,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success. These are skills Robert works on constantly, attending courses or buying educational resources to expand his knowledge. The skills of selling and marketing are difficult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection. The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",0.0,success,success
975,Why are selling and marketing difficult for most people?,fear,4.0,"The skills of selling and marketing are difficult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection. The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_438,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success. These are skills Robert works on constantly, attending courses or buying educational resources to expand his knowledge. The skills of selling and marketing are difficult for most people, primarily due to their fear of rejection. The better you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier life is.”",0.0,fear of rejection,fear of rejection
976,How do people avoid things they don't want to face?,way,1.0,“they stay busy as a way of avoiding something they do not want to face.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_440,“they stay busy as a way of avoiding something they do not want to face.”,0.0,stay busy,stay busy
977,What does not direct them?,passion,1.0,So passion does not direct them.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_441,"“When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”",0.0,passion,passion
978,What do most people want to play safe with?,money,2.0,"“When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_441,"“When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”",0.0,money,money
979,Who wants to play safe with money?,people,3.0,"“When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_441,"“When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”",0.0,most people,most people
980,What is the only thing that you can live on borrowed?,money,1.0,“living for five years on borrowed money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_443,“living for five years on borrowed money.”,0.0,money,money
981,How long does it take to live on borrowed money?,years,2.0,“living for five years on borrowed money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_443,“living for five years on borrowed money.”,0.0,five years,five years
982,What are sanitized investments?,investments,1.0,"“The problem with “secure” investments is that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains are less.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_445,"“The problem with “secure” investments is that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains are less. Most”",0.0,secure” investments,secure” investments
983,What are the gains and losses of a secure investment?,gains,2.0,"“The problem with “secure” investments is that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains are less.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_445,"“The problem with “secure” investments is that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains are less. Most”",0.0,less. Most,less. Most
984,What is the key to understanding markets?,markets,1.0,“3.​Understanding markets”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_447,“3.​Understanding markets”,0.0,.​,.​
985,When did a successful person start to be unbalanced?,start,1.0,"“If you look at any successful person, at the start they were not balanced.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_448,"“If you look at any successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people go nowhere.”",0.0,at the start,at the start
986,What is the most successful person?,person,2.0,"“If you look at any successful person, at the start they were not balanced.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_448,"“If you look at any successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people go nowhere.”",0.0,Balanced,Balanced
987,What do you want to avoid?,trap,1.0,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_449,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you.”",0.0,"trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire","trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire"
988,What are fear and desire?,emotions,2.0,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_449,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you.”",0.0,two emotions,two emotions
989,"Use them in your favor, not against you?",favor,3.0,"Use them in your favor, not against you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_449,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you.”",0.0,avoid the trap,avoid the trap
990,What is the other emotion that I want you boys to avoid?,desire,4.0,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_449,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you.”",0.0,fear and desire,fear and desire
991,What will come back when you feel short?,buckets,1.0,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_450,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.”",0.0,buckets,buckets
992,What is the first thing you want to give first?,need,2.0,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_450,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.”",0.0,what you want,what you want
993,What do they do when they look at the numbers?,fire people,1.0,"All they do is look at the numbers, fire people, and kill the business.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_451,"“Heaven forbid a bean-counter takes over a business. All they do is look at the numbers, fire people, and kill the business.”",0.0,"fire people, and kill the business","fire people, and kill the business"
994,What heaven forbid a bean counter takes over a business?,heaven,2.0,“Heaven forbid a bean-counter takes over a business.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_451,"“Heaven forbid a bean-counter takes over a business. All they do is look at the numbers, fire people, and kill the business.”",0.0,kill the business,kill the business
995,"What do they look at, fire people, and kill the business?",numbers,3.0,"All they do is look at the numbers, fire people, and kill the business.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_451,"“Heaven forbid a bean-counter takes over a business. All they do is look at the numbers, fire people, and kill the business.”",0.0,the numbers,the numbers
996,What do poor people put their eggs in?,baskets,1.0,Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_454,"“If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets.”",0.0,many baskets,many baskets
997,What do poor people put in baskets?,eggs,2.0,Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_454,"“If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets.”",0.0,eggs,eggs
998,What is the reason for being rich?,desire,3.0,"“If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_454,"“If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets.”",0.0,you must focus,you must focus
999,"What is the point of being an observer, not a reactor?",reactor,1.0,"“Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_455,"“Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn to do your own thinking.”",0.0,to your emotions,to your emotions
1000,"What is the point of being an observer, not a reactor?",observer,2.0,"“Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_455,"“Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn to do your own thinking.”",0.0,to your emotions,to your emotions
1001,"What are your emotions, but you have got to learn to do your own thinking?",emotions,3.0,"Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn to do your own thinking.” Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn to do your own thinking.” Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_455,"“Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn to do your own thinking.”",0.0,Your emotions,Your emotions
1002,What do most people do not know that it is their emotions that are doing the thinking?,thinking,4.0,"Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn to do your own thinking.” Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_455,"“Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn to do your own thinking.”",0.0,Your emotions,Your emotions
1003,What do you get if you are in greater debt?,tax break,1.0,“You get a tax break for going into greater debt.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_457,“You get a tax break for going into greater debt.”,0.0,a tax break,a tax break
1004,What is the biggest tax break for going into greater debt?,debt,2.0,“You get a tax break for going into greater debt.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_457,“You get a tax break for going into greater debt.”,0.0,a tax break,a tax break
1005,What is anger and love combined?,passion,1.0,"Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. “true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. So passion does not direct them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_460,"“true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”",0.0,passion,passion
1006,What is a big part of the formula for passion and love combined?,anger,2.0,"Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_460,"“true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”",0.0,Anger,Anger
1007,What is anger a big part of?,formula,3.0,"Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_460,"“true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”",0.0,that formula,that formula
1008,What is true learning?,learning,4.0,"“true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_460,"“true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”",0.0,"energy, passion, and a burning desire","energy, passion, and a burning desire"
1009,What is the best way to make money?,investor,1.0,“But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_461,"“But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded.”",0.0,the seemingly worst of times,the seemingly worst of times
1010,"When everyone else is too afraid to act, they pull what?",trigger,2.0,"When everyone else is too afraid to act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_461,"“But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded.”",0.0,the trigger,the trigger
1011,What do savvy investors know is the best way to make money?,money,3.0,“But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_461,"“But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded.”",0.0,the seemingly worst of times,the seemingly worst of times
1012,What are the best places to put eggs?,baskets,1.0,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS:”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_462,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS:”,0.0,baskets,baskets
1013,What do you put in a basket and FOCUS:?,eggs,2.0,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS:”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_462,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS:”,0.0,eggs,eggs
1014,Who starred in Jerry Maguire?,tom cruise,1.0,"“In the movie Jerry Maguire starring Tom Cruise, there are many great one-liners.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_463,"“In the movie Jerry Maguire starring Tom Cruise, there are many great one-liners.”",0.0,Tom Cruise,Tom Cruise
1015,What are some of the great one-liners in Jerry Maguire?,one-liners,2.0,"“In the movie Jerry Maguire starring Tom Cruise, there are many great one-liners.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_463,"“In the movie Jerry Maguire starring Tom Cruise, there are many great one-liners.”",0.0,Tom Cruise,Tom Cruise
1016,What is the protection from?,lawsuits,1.0,“•​Protection from lawsuits”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_464,“•​Protection from lawsuits”,0.0,lawsuits,lawsuits
1017,"What is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’d crumble?",ring,1.0,"“He claims that the ring is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’ll crumble.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_465,"“He claims that the ring is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’ll crumble.”",0.0,the ring,the ring
1018,What do they focus on building rather than selling and delivering?,hamburger,1.0,They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger.” They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_466,"“The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger.”",0.0,a better hamburger,a better hamburger
1019,What do people focus on in order to make a better hamburger?,skills,2.0,They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger.” They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_466,"“The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger.”",0.0,perfecting their skills,perfecting their skills
1020,What is filled with talented poor people?,world,3.0,“The world is filled with talented poor people.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_466,"“The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger.”",0.0,The world,The world
1021,What is the gap between the haves and the have-nots?,haves,1.0,“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_467,“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”,0.0,too great,too great
1022,What collapses when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great?,civilizations,2.0,“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_467,“History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”,0.0,great civilizations,great civilizations
1023,What paralyzes us?,doubts,1.0,“Our doubts often paralyze us.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_468,“Our doubts often paralyze us.”,0.0,Our doubts,Our doubts
1024,Two roads diverged in what?,wood,1.0,"“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_469,"“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. And”",0.0,a wood,a wood
1025,What has the one less traveled by made?,difference,2.0,"“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_469,"“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. And”",0.0,all the difference,all the difference
1026,What is the word that gets so loud that we fail to act?,doubt,1.0,“These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_471,“These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.”,0.0,doubt,doubt
1027,What is the most common cause of doubt?,words,2.0,“These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_471,“These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.”,0.0,loud,loud
1028,Who are the employees of corporations?,business owners,1.0,“Business Owners with Corporations Employees Who Work for Corporations 1.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_473,“Business Owners with Corporations Employees Who Work for Corporations 1. Earn 1. Earn 2. Spend 2. Pay Taxes 3. Pay Taxes 3. Spend”,0.0,Business Owners,Business Owners
1029,Who explained that life doesn't teach you with words?,dad,1.0,"“His rich dad explained that life doesn’t teach you with words, but by pushing you around.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_474,"“His rich dad explained that life doesn’t teach you with words, but by pushing you around. Some people let life push them around; others get angry and push back against their boss or their loved ones. But some people learn a lesson from it, and in fact welcome life pushing them around because it means they need to learn something. Those who don’t learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big.”",0.0,His rich dad,His rich dad
1030,Who do some people get angry at?,boss,2.0,Some people let life push them around; others get angry and push back against their boss or their loved ones.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_474,"“His rich dad explained that life doesn’t teach you with words, but by pushing you around. Some people let life push them around; others get angry and push back against their boss or their loved ones. But some people learn a lesson from it, and in fact welcome life pushing them around because it means they need to learn something. Those who don’t learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big.”",0.0,their boss or their loved ones,their boss or their loved ones
1031,What do you do when you don't learn the lesson?,risk,3.0,"Those who don’t learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_474,"“His rich dad explained that life doesn’t teach you with words, but by pushing you around. Some people let life push them around; others get angry and push back against their boss or their loved ones. But some people learn a lesson from it, and in fact welcome life pushing them around because it means they need to learn something. Those who don’t learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big.”",0.0,spend their lives blaming everyone else,spend their lives blaming everyone else
1032,What do people who don’t learn the lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break?,lives,4.0,"Those who don’t learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_474,"“His rich dad explained that life doesn’t teach you with words, but by pushing you around. Some people let life push them around; others get angry and push back against their boss or their loved ones. But some people learn a lesson from it, and in fact welcome life pushing them around because it means they need to learn something. Those who don’t learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big.”",0.0,"decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big","decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big"
1033,What is the main reason for self-condence?,lack,1.0,"“It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-con dence.” “It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-con dence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_475,"“It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-con dence.”",0.0,lack of self-con dence,lack of self-con dence
1034,What is the best source of information for a person to get their information from?,friend,1.0,"When I ask them where they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment magazine.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_476,"“they will tell me it’s risky. They tell me why I should not do it. When I ask them where they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment magazine. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s doing it why they shouldn’t.”",0.0,a friend or an investment magazine,a friend or an investment magazine
1035,Where do they get their information from?,information,2.0,"When I ask them where they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment magazine.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_476,"“they will tell me it’s risky. They tell me why I should not do it. When I ask them where they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment magazine. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s doing it why they shouldn’t.”",0.0,a friend or an investment magazine,a friend or an investment magazine
1036,What pass us by?,opportunities,1.0,"“So we stay with what is safe, and opportunities pass us by.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_479,"“So we stay with what is safe, and opportunities pass us by.”",0.0,opportunities,opportunities
1037,"What does the word ""energy in motion"" mean?",emotion,1.0,“The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_480,“The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.”,0.0,emotion,emotion
1038,"What does the word ""emotion"" mean?",energy,2.0,“The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_480,“The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.”,0.0,energy in motion,energy in motion
1039,What is my eyes and ears in the market?,broker,1.0,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_481,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day so I do not have to be. I’d rather play golf.”,0.0,A broker,A broker
1040,What sport do you prefer to play?,golf,2.0,I’d rather play golf.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_481,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day so I do not have to be. I’d rather play golf.”,0.0,golf,golf
1041,What is the eye of a broker?,ears,3.0,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_481,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day so I do not have to be. I’d rather play golf.”,0.0,my eyes and ears,my eyes and ears
1042,How often do they come to my house?,day,4.0,They’re there every day so I do not have to be.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_481,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day so I do not have to be. I’d rather play golf.”,0.0,every day,every day
1043,What is the science of money making money?,strategies,1.0,"“accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_483,"“accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",0.0,investing,investing
1044,What are the laws of the world?,tax advantages,2.0,"“accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_483,"“accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",0.0,tax advantages and protections,tax advantages and protections
1045,What do you get if you are in greater debt?,tax break,1.0,Ideas such as “diversify” or “your home is an asset.” “Your home is your biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” “Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_484,"“Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have been told. Ideas such as “diversify” or “your home is an asset.” “Your home is your biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” “Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”",0.0,a tax break,a tax break
1046,What is your home?,asset,2.0,Ideas such as “diversify” or “your home is an asset.” “Your home is your biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” “Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_484,"“Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have been told. Ideas such as “diversify” or “your home is an asset.” “Your home is your biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” “Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”",0.0,your biggest investment,your biggest investment
1047,What do you not take?,risks,3.0,Ideas such as “diversify” or “your home is an asset.” “Your home is your biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” “Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_484,"“Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have been told. Ideas such as “diversify” or “your home is an asset.” “Your home is your biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” “Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”",0.0,risks,risks
1048,What is your biggest investment?,debt,4.0,Ideas such as “diversify” or “your home is an asset.” “Your home is your biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” “Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_484,"“Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have been told. Ideas such as “diversify” or “your home is an asset.” “Your home is your biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” “Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”",0.0,Your home,Your home
1049,What comes from not knowing what you are doing?,risk,1.0,“Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_485,“Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.”,0.0,Risk,Risk
1050,"Who said ""I can't afford it""?",dad,1.0,"My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. “For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. “For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_486,"“For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,one dad,one dad
1051,"What does one let you off the hook, and the other forces you to think?",hook,2.0,"One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_486,"“For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,One is a statement,One is a statement
1052,"What is it that one dad has a habit of saying ""I can't afford it""?",habit,3.0,"“For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_486,"“For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,your brain stops working,your brain stops working
1053,What should we not live in fear of?,mistakes,1.0,"“A little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_487,"“A little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes.”",0.0,making mistakes,making mistakes
1054,"What can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn't live in fear of making mistakes?",fear,2.0,"“A little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes.” “A little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_487,"“A little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes.”",0.0,A little fear,A little fear
1055,"Who told me that the illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn?",dad,1.0,"“This quote from futurist Alvin Toffler mirrors what rich dad told me two decades ago: “The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_488,"“This quote from futurist Alvin Toffler mirrors what rich dad told me two decades ago: “The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1056,Mind your own business is what?,secret,1.0,That secret is: Mind your own business.” “It is secret number three of the rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_489,“It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own business.”,0.0,secret number three,secret number three
1057,Mind your own what?,business,2.0,That secret is: Mind your own business.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_489,“It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own business.”,0.0,business,business
1058,What is the secret number three of the rich?,number,3.0,“It is secret number three of the rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_489,“It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own business.”,0.0,Mind your own business,Mind your own business
1059,What is the combination of anger and love?,passion,1.0,"Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. “You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. So passion does not direct them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_490,"“You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked. “Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”",0.0,passion,passion
1060,What is a big part of the formula for passion and love combined?,anger,2.0,"Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_490,"“You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked. “Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”",0.0,Anger,Anger
1061,What is anger a big part of?,formula,3.0,"Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_490,"“You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked. “Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”",0.0,that formula,that formula
1062,"What is the process of learning that takes energy, passion, and a burning desire?",learning,4.0,"“You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_490,"“You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked. “Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”",0.0,true learning,true learning
1063,What reafirma el modelo de flujo de efectivo que ha concebido tu mente?,el dinero,1.0,“El dinero sólo reafirma el modelo de flujo de efectivo que ha concebido tu mente.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_491,"“El dinero sólo reafirma el modelo de flujo de efectivo que ha concebido tu mente. Si tu patrón consiste en gastar todo lo que ganas, lo más probable es que, al tener más dinero, incrementes la cantidad que gastas. Recuerda el dicho: “Dinero que volando vino, se va por igual camino.”",0.0,El dinero,El dinero
1064,Who explained that criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes?,dad,1.0,“Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_492,"“Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes. Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed. And finding what people miss is key to any success.”",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
1065,What is the best way to see that critics were blind?,winners,2.0,"Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_492,"“Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes. Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed. And finding what people miss is key to any success.”",0.0,Analysis,Analysis
1066,What blinded Rich dad?,criticism,3.0,“Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_492,"“Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes. Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed. And finding what people miss is key to any success.”",0.0,criticism,criticism
1067,"What did analysis allow winners to see that critics were blind, and to see that everyone else missed?",opportunities,4.0,"Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_492,"“Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes. Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed. And finding what people miss is key to any success.”",0.0,opportunities,opportunities
1068,What is the reason McDonald's is making millions and they aren't is because McDonald's is excellent at business systems?,mcdonald,1.0,But the reason McDonald’s is making millions and they aren’t is because McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.” But the reason McDonald’s is making millions and they aren’t is because McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.” “Robert asks his students how many of them can make a better hamburger than McDonald’s.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_493,“Robert asks his students how many of them can make a better hamburger than McDonald’s. Most raise their hands. But the reason McDonald’s is making millions and they aren’t is because McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.”,0.0,the reason McDonald’s is making millions and they aren’,the reason McDonald’s is making millions and they aren’
1069,Who asks his students how many of them can make a better hamburger than McDonald's?,robert,2.0,“Robert asks his students how many of them can make a better hamburger than McDonald’s.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_493,“Robert asks his students how many of them can make a better hamburger than McDonald’s. Most raise their hands. But the reason McDonald’s is making millions and they aren’t is because McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.”,0.0,Robert,Robert
1070,What is better than McDonald's?,hamburger,3.0,“Robert asks his students how many of them can make a better hamburger than McDonald’s.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_493,“Robert asks his students how many of them can make a better hamburger than McDonald’s. Most raise their hands. But the reason McDonald’s is making millions and they aren’t is because McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.”,0.0,hamburger,hamburger
1071,Who thought that the rich should pay more taxes to take care of the less fortunate?,dad,1.0,“One dad thought that the rich should pay more in taxes to take care of those less fortunate.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_494,"“One dad thought that the rich should pay more in taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.”",0.0,One dad,One dad
1072,What do the rich pay to take care of the less fortunate?,taxes,2.0,"“One dad thought that the rich should pay more in taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_494,"“One dad thought that the rich should pay more in taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.”",0.0,taxes,taxes
1073,"If you are not strong enough, what will be greater than your reasons?",reality,1.0,"If they are not strong enough, then the reality of the road ahead may be greater than your reasons.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_496,"“Those are my deep-seated emotional reasons. What are yours? If they are not strong enough, then the reality of the road ahead may be greater than your reasons.”",0.0,the reality of the road ahead,the reality of the road ahead
1074,"If you are not strong enough, the reality of what is ahead may be greater than your reasons?",road,2.0,"If they are not strong enough, then the reality of the road ahead may be greater than your reasons.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_496,"“Those are my deep-seated emotional reasons. What are yours? If they are not strong enough, then the reality of the road ahead may be greater than your reasons.”",0.0,the road,the road
1075,What is the source of noise in our heads?,co-workers,1.0,"“Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_497,"“Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media.”",0.0,"friends, family, co-workers, and the media","friends, family, co-workers, and the media"
1076,What is the source of noise?,media,2.0,"“Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_497,"“Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media.”",0.0,inside our heads or comes from outside,inside our heads or comes from outside
1077,What is the root of all evil?,root,1.0,“the love of money is the root of all evil.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_498,“the love of money is the root of all evil.”,0.0,the love of money,the love of money
1078,What is the root of all evil?,evil,2.0,“the love of money is the root of all evil.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_498,“the love of money is the root of all evil.”,0.0,the love of money,the love of money
1079,Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone. What is the best way to make money?,intelligence,1.0,“Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_499,“Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”,0.0,“Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”,“Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”
1080,What is money without financial intelligence?,money,2.0,“Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.” “Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_499,“Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”,0.0,money soon gone,money soon gone
1081,What do people get a tax deduction for interest on?,mortgage payments,1.0,"“Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off their mortgage.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_500,"“Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off their mortgage.”",0.0,mortgage payments,mortgage payments
1082,What do people get for interest on mortgage payments?,tax deduction,2.0,"“Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off their mortgage.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_500,"“Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off their mortgage.”",0.0,tax deduction,tax deduction
1083,How did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three of her favorite things in your hand for three hours of work?,dimes,1.0,“And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in your hand for three hours of work?” “I felt like it wasn’t enough.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_501,"“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and once to ask for more money?” “Terrible,” I said. “If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said rich dad. “And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in your hand for three hours of work?” “I felt like it wasn’t enough. It seemed like nothing. I was disappointed,” I said. “And that is how most employees feel when they look at their paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken out. At”",0.0,I was disappointed,I was disappointed
1084,"Who said that if you work for money, that is what life will be like?",dad,2.0,"“If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_501,"“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and once to ask for more money?” “Terrible,” I said. “If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said rich dad. “And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in your hand for three hours of work?” “I felt like it wasn’t enough. It seemed like nothing. I was disappointed,” I said. “And that is how most employees feel when they look at their paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken out. At”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1085,What are the deductions and taxes taken out of the paychecks?,deductions,3.0,“And that is how most employees feel when they look at their paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken out.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_501,"“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and once to ask for more money?” “Terrible,” I said. “If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said rich dad. “And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in your hand for three hours of work?” “I felt like it wasn’t enough. It seemed like nothing. I was disappointed,” I said. “And that is how most employees feel when they look at their paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken out. At”",0.0,disappointed,disappointed
1086,Who feels the most when they look at their paychecks?,employees,4.0,“And that is how most employees feel when they look at their paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken out.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_501,"“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and once to ask for more money?” “Terrible,” I said. “If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said rich dad. “And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in your hand for three hours of work?” “I felt like it wasn’t enough. It seemed like nothing. I was disappointed,” I said. “And that is how most employees feel when they look at their paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken out. At”",0.0,employees,employees
1087,"If a person cannot master the power of what, it is best not to try to get rich?",self-discipline,1.0,"“As I said earlier, if a person cannot master the power of self-discipline, it is best not to try to get rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_502,"“As I said earlier, if a person cannot master the power of self-discipline, it is best not to try to get rich.”",0.0,self-discipline,self-discipline
1088,"If a person cannot master the power of self-discipline, it is best not to try to get rich?",person,2.0,"“As I said earlier, if a person cannot master the power of self-discipline, it is best not to try to get rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_502,"“As I said earlier, if a person cannot master the power of self-discipline, it is best not to try to get rich.”",0.0,not to try to get rich.”,not to try to get rich.”
1089,What is a job?,solution,1.0,“A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_504,“A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,0.0,a short-term solution to a long-term problem,a short-term solution to a long-term problem
1090,What is a short term solution to a long term problem?,job,2.0,“A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_504,“A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”,0.0,A job,A job
1091,How many generations do you keep it?,generations,1.0,"It’s how much you keep, and for how many generations you keep it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_505,"“And while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much you keep, and for how many generations you keep it.”",0.0,how many generations,how many generations
1092,How much money do you make?,run,2.0,"“And while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_505,"“And while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much you keep, and for how many generations you keep it.”",0.0,how much money you make. It’s how much you keep,how much money you make. It’s how much you keep
1093,What do you make that makes you richer?,money,3.0,"“And while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_505,"“And while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much you keep, and for how many generations you keep it.”",0.0,money,money
1094,Who is the reason why people are richer and richer?,people,4.0,"“And while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_505,"“And while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much you keep, and for how many generations you keep it.”",0.0,how much you keep,how much you keep
1095,What is the best hamburger restaurant in the world?,mcdonald,1.0,"I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.” I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.” “When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_506,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.”",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
1096,What is the best thing you can cook?,hamburger,2.0,"I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.” “When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_506,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.”",0.0,hamburger,hamburger
1097,What do students ask when they ask me how many of them can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?,classes,3.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_506,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.”",0.0,almost all the students raise their hands,almost all the students raise their hands
1098,Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are?,person,1.0,“Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_507,“Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are.”,0.0,Intelligent,Intelligent
1099,What is it called when you hire someone who is more intelligent than you are?,Intelligent people,2.0,“Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_507,“Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are.”,0.0,Intelligent people,Intelligent people
1100,What is the master of the universe?,slave,1.0,"Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_508,"“Unfortunately, people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life. To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,money,money
1101,"If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. That is financial intelligence?",intelligence,2.0,"If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. That is financial intelligence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_508,"“Unfortunately, people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life. To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,It will be smarter than you,It will be smarter than you
1102,"Instead of being a slave to money, you will be the what?",master,3.0,"Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_508,"“Unfortunately, people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life. To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,master of it,master of it
1103,Who uses the power of money against themselves?,people,4.0,"“Unfortunately, people use the power of money against themselves.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_508,"“Unfortunately, people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life. To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,people,people
1104,What is the most important thing to do when you are mentally active?,wealth,1.0,“proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_509,“proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”,0.0,proper mental exercise,proper mental exercise
1105,How does mental exercise increase wealth?,chances,2.0,“proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_509,“proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”,0.0,proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth,proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth
1106,Who said to me when I was a little kid?,dad,1.0,I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little kid.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_510,"“So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”",0.0,my rich dad,my rich dad
1107,What is the best way to get rich fast?,answer,2.0,"“So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_510,"“So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”",0.0,financially literate,financially literate
1108,"Who asks ""Where do I get started?""",people,3.0,"“So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_510,"“So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”",0.0,people,people
1109,What is the best way to make money?,investor,1.0,“But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_511,“But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money.”,0.0,the seemingly worst of times,the seemingly worst of times
1110,What is the best way to make money?,money,2.0,“But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_511,“But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money.”,0.0,the seemingly worst of times,the seemingly worst of times
1111,What is the best way to make money?,investor,1.0,But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_512,"“It often takes great courage to not let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears. But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded.”",0.0,the seemingly worst of times,the seemingly worst of times
1112,What is the word for rumors and gloom?,doom,2.0,“It often takes great courage to not let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_512,"“It often takes great courage to not let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears. But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded.”",0.0,doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears,doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears
1113,What do you think can affect your doubts and fears?,rumors,3.0,“It often takes great courage to not let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_512,"“It often takes great courage to not let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears. But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded.”",0.0,rumors and talk of doom and gloom,rumors and talk of doom and gloom
1114,What is it that makes it difficult to let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears?,courage,4.0,“It often takes great courage to not let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_512,"“It often takes great courage to not let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears. But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded.”",0.0,courage,courage
1115,What are some of the most important investments you can make?,businesses,1.0,This is a vital skill if you want to build businesses or investments.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_513,"“Financial intelligence is made up of these four main technical skills: 1. Accounting Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build businesses or investments. 2. Investing Investing is the science of money making money. 3. Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for $60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was buying, and someone was selling. 4. The law The law is the awareness of accounting, corporate, state and federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.”",0.0,businesses,businesses
1116,What is the science of supply and demand?,markets,2.0,Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it wanted. Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it wanted.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_513,"“Financial intelligence is made up of these four main technical skills: 1. Accounting Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build businesses or investments. 2. Investing Investing is the science of money making money. 3. Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for $60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was buying, and someone was selling. 4. The law The law is the awareness of accounting, corporate, state and federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.”",0.0,Understanding markets,Understanding markets
1117,What is the most important factor in a person's financial intelligence?,emotions,1.0,"“when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial intelligence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_514,"“when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial intelligence.”",0.0,high emotions,high emotions
1118,What does high emotions lower in financial intelligence?,intelligence,2.0,"“when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial intelligence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_514,"“when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial intelligence.”",0.0,money,money
1119,Who did not surprise me when he backed out?,richard,1.0,“Richard’s backing out did not surprise me.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_516,"“Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s remorse,”",0.0,Richard,Richard
1120,What is buyer's remorse?,remorse,2.0,"It’s called buyer’s remorse,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_516,"“Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s remorse,”",0.0,Richard’s backing out,Richard’s backing out
1121,What is buyer's remorse?,buyer,3.0,"It’s called buyer’s remorse,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_516,"“Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s remorse,”",0.0,Richard’s backing out,Richard’s backing out
1122,What did Richard's decision not surprise me?,backing,4.0,“Richard’s backing out did not surprise me.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_516,"“Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s remorse,”",0.0,backing out,backing out
1123,Who doesn't think about being rich?,schoolteachers,1.0,“Schoolteachers really don’t think about being rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_518,“Schoolteachers really don’t think about being rich. We just like to teach.”,0.0,Schoolteachers,Schoolteachers
1124,What is the board of directors?,directors,1.0,That is why companies have a board of directors.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_519,"“Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and they have power over. Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them. The real skill is to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. That is why companies have a board of directors. You should have one too. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,financial intelligence,financial intelligence
1125,What are middle managers?,managers,2.0,"Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them. Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_519,"“Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and they have power over. Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them. The real skill is to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. That is why companies have a board of directors. You should have one too. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,they know how to work with people below them,they know how to work with people below them
1126,What is it to manage and reward people who are smarter than you in some technical area?,skill,3.0,The real skill is to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_519,"“Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and they have power over. Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them. The real skill is to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. That is why companies have a board of directors. You should have one too. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,The real skill,The real skill
1127,What is financial intelligence?,intelligence,4.0,That is financial intelligence.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_519,"“Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and they have power over. Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them. The real skill is to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. That is why companies have a board of directors. You should have one too. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area,to manage and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area
1128,What do you think should sink in?,idea,1.0,“Just let the idea sink in.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_520,“Just let the idea sink in.”,0.0,let the idea,let the idea
1129,I hold a small portion of my assets in tax-lien certificates instead of what?,cds,1.0,“I hold a small portion of my assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_521,"“I hold a small portion of my assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my money,”",0.0,CDs,CDs
1130,What are tax-lien certificates?,certificates,2.0,“I hold a small portion of my assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_521,"“I hold a small portion of my assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my money,”",0.0,CDs,CDs
1131,What do I hold in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs?,assets,3.0,“I hold a small portion of my assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_521,"“I hold a small portion of my assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my money,”",0.0,a small portion of my assets,a small portion of my assets
1132,How much do I earn on my money?,percent,4.0,"I earn 16 percent per year on my money,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_521,"“I hold a small portion of my assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my money,”",0.0,16 percent per year,16 percent per year
1133,What do I control?,emotions,1.0,“I constantly work to control my thoughts and my emotions.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_522,“I constantly work to control my thoughts and my emotions.”,0.0,thoughts and my emotions,thoughts and my emotions
1134,What do you control?,thoughts,2.0,“I constantly work to control my thoughts and my emotions.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_522,“I constantly work to control my thoughts and my emotions.”,0.0,thoughts and my emotions,thoughts and my emotions
1135,"What is the term for the ""estado de pérdidas y ganancias""?",también,1.0,"“La parte superior del diagrama es un “estado financiero”, al que a menudo también se le denomina “estado de pérdidas y ganancias”.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_523,"“La parte superior del diagrama es un “estado financiero”, al que a menudo también se le denomina “estado de pérdidas y ganancias”. En él se miden el ingreso y el gasto: el dinero que entra y el que sale. La parte inferior del diagrama corresponde a un “balance general”.”",0.0,estado financiero,estado financiero
1136,What is missed?,idea,1.0,That is why the idea is missed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_524,“It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”,0.0,the idea,the idea
1137,People who are filled with what are willing to accept a far lower return?,doubt,1.0,“people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower return.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_525,“people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower return. Doubt is expensive.”,0.0,doubt,doubt
1138,People who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower what?,return,2.0,“people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower return.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_525,“people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower return. Doubt is expensive.”,0.0,return,return
1139,What is the opposite of intelligence and ignorance?,arrogance,1.0,“intelligence combined with arrogance equals ignorance.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_526,“intelligence combined with arrogance equals ignorance.”,0.0,arrogance,arrogance
1140,What is the best McDonald's in business systems?,mcdonald,1.0,“The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_527,“The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”,0.0,hamburger,hamburger
1141,What do so many talented people focus on building?,hamburger,2.0,The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_527,“The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”,0.0,a better hamburger,a better hamburger
1142,Why are so many talented people poor?,reason,3.0,The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_527,“The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”,0.0,they focus on building a better hamburger,they focus on building a better hamburger
1143,What is it that makes it hard to change unless a person is used to it?,person,1.0,"“Unless a person is used to changing, it's hard to change.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_528,"“Unless a person is used to changing, it's hard to change.”",0.0,"Unless a person is used to changing, it's hard to change.”","Unless a person is used to changing, it's hard to change.”"
1144,Who gave us two ears and one mouth?,god,1.0,"If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_529,"“Listening is more important than talking. If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth.”",0.0,God,God
1145,"If God had not given us two of his creations, what would have been the only one of them?",ears,2.0,"If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_529,"“Listening is more important than talking. If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth.”",0.0,mouth,mouth
1146,What is more important than talking?,listening,3.0,“Listening is more important than talking.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_529,"“Listening is more important than talking. If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth.”",0.0,Listening,Listening
1147,If God had not given us two ears and one what?,mouth,4.0,"If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_529,"“Listening is more important than talking. If that were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one mouth.”",0.0,mouth,mouth
1148,What do you teach someone about?,money,1.0,"“If you want to learn about money, teach it to someone else.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_531,"“If you want to learn about money, teach it to someone else.”",0.0,money,money
1149,What keeps a person poor?,doubts,1.0,“Only a person’s doubts keep them poor.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_532,“Only a person’s doubts keep them poor.”,0.0,doubts,doubts
1150,Whose doubts keep a person poor?,person,2.0,“Only a person’s doubts keep them poor.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_532,“Only a person’s doubts keep them poor.”,0.0,a person,a person
1151,"Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. What is it?",synergy,1.0,"“Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_533,"“Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.”",0.0,“Financial intelligence,“Financial intelligence
1152,"What is the synergy of accounting, marketing, and law?",investing,2.0,"“Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_533,"“Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.”",0.0,Financial intelligence,Financial intelligence
1153,What are the biggest cripplers of education?,doubts,1.0,"“It doesn’t take much education, but those doubts are cripplers for most people.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_536,"“It doesn’t take much education, but those doubts are cripplers for most people.”",0.0,doubts,doubts
1154,What will be the effect of the new “soon”?,horrifying,1.0,Soon there will be such a horrifying”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_537,“on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying”,0.0,horrifying,horrifying
1155,What does action beat?,inaction,1.0,“•​Action always beats inaction.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_538,“•​Action always beats inaction.”,0.0,inaction,inaction
1156,Who is not afraid of losing?,winners,1.0,Winners are not afraid of losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_539,“the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are.”,0.0,Winners,Winners
1157,Why are people not rich?,reason,2.0,“the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_539,“the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are.”,0.0,they are terrified of losing,they are terrified of losing
1158,Why are people afraid of losing money?,people,3.0,“the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_539,“the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are.”,0.0,most people are not rich,most people are not rich
1159,What blinded while analysis opened eyes?,criticism,1.0,“criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_540,“criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes.”,0.0,criticism,criticism
1160,What opened eyes?,analysis,2.0,“criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_540,“criticism blinded while analysis opened eyes.”,0.0,analysis,analysis
1161,What do most people never see?,trap,1.0,“Most people never see the trap they are in.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_541,“Most people never see the trap they are in.”,0.0,the trap they are in,the trap they are in
1162,Who never sees the trap they are in?,people,2.0,“Most people never see the trap they are in.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_541,“Most people never see the trap they are in.”,0.0,Most people,Most people
1163,What is the key to finding what people miss?,success,1.0,“And finding what people miss is key to any success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_542,“And finding what people miss is key to any success.”,0.0,success,success
1164,What do you miss?,people,2.0,“And finding what people miss is key to any success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_542,“And finding what people miss is key to any success.”,0.0,people miss is key to any success.”,people miss is key to any success.”
1165,What is the most important thing that rich dad and poor dad gave to others?,dad,1.0,"But rich dad also gave money to his church, to charities, and to his foundation. “Teaching was one of the ways both rich dad and poor dad gave to others. “Teaching was one of the ways both rich dad and poor dad gave to others.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_543,"“Teaching was one of the ways both rich dad and poor dad gave to others. But rich dad also gave money to his church, to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, he also had to give it.”",0.0,Teaching,Teaching
1166,What is the foundation that rich dad gave money to?,charities,2.0,"But rich dad also gave money to his church, to charities, and to his foundation.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_543,"“Teaching was one of the ways both rich dad and poor dad gave to others. But rich dad also gave money to his church, to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, he also had to give it.”",0.0,charities,charities
1167,What did rich dad give money to?,foundation,3.0,"But rich dad also gave money to his church, to charities, and to his foundation.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_543,"“Teaching was one of the ways both rich dad and poor dad gave to others. But rich dad also gave money to his church, to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, he also had to give it.”",0.0,"his church, to charities","his church, to charities"
1168,What was one of the ways rich dad and poor dad gave to others?,teaching,4.0,“Teaching was one of the ways both rich dad and poor dad gave to others.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_543,"“Teaching was one of the ways both rich dad and poor dad gave to others. But rich dad also gave money to his church, to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, he also had to give it.”",0.0,Teaching,Teaching
1169,What does a stop do to maximize your losses?,gains,1.0,"“STOP: A stop is simply a computer command that sells your stock automatically if the price begins to drop, helping to minimize your losses and maximize some gains.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_544,"“STOP: A stop is simply a computer command that sells your stock automatically if the price begins to drop, helping to minimize your losses and maximize some gains.”",0.0,gains,gains
1170,What is public relations?,skill,1.0,"“She also would spend time learning public relations, an important skill.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_545,"“She also would spend time learning public relations, an important skill.”",0.0,an important skill,an important skill
1171,What is the most important skill that a person should learn?,relations,2.0,"“She also would spend time learning public relations, an important skill.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_545,"“She also would spend time learning public relations, an important skill.”",0.0,public relations,public relations
1172,What is the name of the chicken that Rich dad gave me a way of looking at?,chicken little,1.0,“Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_547,"“Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders. So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.”",0.0,Chicken Little,Chicken Little
1173,What was the name of the man who lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check?,colonel sanders,2.0,"“Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check. So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_547,"“Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders. So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.”",0.0,Colonel Sanders,Colonel Sanders
1174,What is the biggest thing he has ever done?,multimillionaire,3.0,And he went on to become a multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_547,"“Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders. So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.”",0.0,He fried it,He fried it
1175,Who gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little?,dad,4.0,"“He was a brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders. “Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_547,"“Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders. So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.”",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
1176,What is the most important thing to change?,mindset,1.0,"“If you do not like some of the answers you are giving, ask yourself if you are willing to change and accept the challenge to change your thoughts and mindset:”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_548,"“If you do not like some of the answers you are giving, ask yourself if you are willing to change and accept the challenge to change your thoughts and mindset:”",0.0,thoughts and mindset,thoughts and mindset
1177,What is the best way to change your thoughts and mindset?,challenge,2.0,"“If you do not like some of the answers you are giving, ask yourself if you are willing to change and accept the challenge to change your thoughts and mindset:”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_548,"“If you do not like some of the answers you are giving, ask yourself if you are willing to change and accept the challenge to change your thoughts and mindset:”",0.0,challenge,challenge
1178,What is the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems?,flaw,1.0,“to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_549,“to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems.”,0.0,to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems.”,to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems.”
1179,Money will solve all what?,problems,2.0,“to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_549,“to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems.”,0.0,problems,problems
1180,What is the most powerful investment vehicle?,investment vehicle,1.0,"“they close their minds to another powerful investment vehicle,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_550,"“they close their minds to another powerful investment vehicle,”",0.0,close their minds to another powerful investment vehicle,close their minds to another powerful investment vehicle
1181,What do people close their eyes to?,minds,2.0,"“they close their minds to another powerful investment vehicle,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_550,"“they close their minds to another powerful investment vehicle,”",0.0,another powerful investment vehicle,another powerful investment vehicle
1182,What is so powerful that you become what you put in your head?,mind,1.0,“Be careful what you learn because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_551,“Be careful what you learn because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”,0.0,your mind,your mind
1183,What is the most powerful part of your mind?,head,2.0,“Be careful what you learn because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_551,“Be careful what you learn because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”,0.0,what you put in your head,what you put in your head
1184,"What part of your brain stops working when you say ""I can't afford it?""",brain,1.0,"“by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_553,"“by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,your brain is put to work,your brain is put to work
1185,How can I afford to buy a car?,question,2.0,By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_553,"“by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,I can’t afford it,I can’t afford it
1186,What do you say when you can't afford it?,words,3.0,"“by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_553,"“by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,"“I can’t afford it,”","“I can’t afford it,”"
1187,Who owned the wealth?,industrialist,1.0,The industrialist owned the wealth.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_554,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth. The problem is that information flies around the world at the speed of light. The new wealth cannot be contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. The changes will be faster and more dramatic. There will be a dramatic increase in the number of new multimillionaires.”",0.0,The industrialist,The industrialist
1188,What is the only way to contain new wealth?,borders,2.0,The new wealth cannot be contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_554,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth. The problem is that information flies around the world at the speed of light. The new wealth cannot be contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. The changes will be faster and more dramatic. There will be a dramatic increase in the number of new multimillionaires.”",0.0,boundaries and borders,boundaries and borders
1189,What is the new wealth that cannot be contained by borders and borders?,wealth,3.0,"The new wealth cannot be contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_554,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth. The problem is that information flies around the world at the speed of light. The new wealth cannot be contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. The changes will be faster and more dramatic. There will be a dramatic increase in the number of new multimillionaires.”",0.0,multimillionaires,multimillionaires
1190,How fast does information fly around the world?,speed,4.0,The problem is that information flies around the world at the speed of light.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_554,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth. The problem is that information flies around the world at the speed of light. The new wealth cannot be contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. The changes will be faster and more dramatic. There will be a dramatic increase in the number of new multimillionaires.”",0.0,speed of light,speed of light
1191,Who pays workers so they won’t quit?,owners,1.0,"“Workers work hard enough to not be red, and owners pay just enough so that workers won’t quit.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_555,"“Workers work hard enough to not be red, and owners pay just enough so that workers won’t quit.”",0.0,owners,owners
1192,"Who said ""I can't afford it""?",dad,1.0,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. “one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_556,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?”",0.0,one dad,one dad
1193,"What was the habit of saying ""I can't afford it""?",habit,2.0,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_556,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?”",0.0,one dad,one dad
1194,What did the other dad forbade to be used?,words,3.0,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_556,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?”",0.0,those words,those words
1195,What is the result of sadness and helplessness?,despondency,1.0,"“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_557,"“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression. “How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams. So rich dad was not so concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that “How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.”",0.0,despondency and often depression,despondency and often depression
1196,"Who was so concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that ""How can I afford it?"" creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit?",dad,2.0,So rich dad was not so concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that “How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_557,"“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression. “How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams. So rich dad was not so concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that “How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1197,What is the cause of sadness?,helplessness,3.0,"“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_557,"“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression. “How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams. So rich dad was not so concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that “How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.”",0.0,I can’t afford it,I can’t afford it
1198,What is the most important thing that can be achieved by a simple answer?,excitement,4.0,"“How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_557,"“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads to despondency and often depression. “How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams. So rich dad was not so concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that “How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.”",0.0,creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit,creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit
1199,What will often not solve the problem?,money,1.0,“But more money will often not solve the problem.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_558,"“But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem.”",0.0,more money,more money
1200,What is the problem that money can compound?,problem,2.0,"“But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_558,"“But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem.”",0.0,solve the problem,solve the problem
1201,Is it possible that it may compound the problem?,fact,3.0,"In fact, it may compound the problem.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_558,"“But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem.”",0.0,more money will often not solve the problem,more money will often not solve the problem
1202,What is the most common response to a child when you remind them of their anger?,irritation,1.0,"“In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with anger or irritation.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_559,"“In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with anger or irritation.”",0.0,irritation,irritation
1203,What is the most common response to a child when you remind them of something?,anger,2.0,"“In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with anger or irritation.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_559,"“In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with anger or irritation.”",0.0,anger or irritation,anger or irritation
1204,Who laughed and laughed heartily?,dad,1.0,“That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?” Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_561,"“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an hour?” I asked. “That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?” Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. Finally he said, “You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
1205,What is the lesson I learned from working for 10 cents an hour?,cents,2.0,“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an hour?” I asked.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_561,"“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an hour?” I asked. “That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?” Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. Finally he said, “You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,you’re cheap and exploit your workers,you’re cheap and exploit your workers
1206,What did I learn from working for 10 cents an hour?,lesson,3.0,“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an hour?” I asked.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_561,"“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an hour?” I asked. “That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?” Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. Finally he said, “You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,you’re cheap and exploit your workers,you’re cheap and exploit your workers
1207,Who did Rich dad think he exploited?,workers,4.0,“That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?” Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_561,"“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an hour?” I asked. “That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?” Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. Finally he said, “You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,your workers,your workers
1208,What would I be able to cover my monthly expenses with if I quit my job today?,cash flow,1.0,"“I quit my job today, I would be able to cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_562,"“I quit my job today, I would be able to cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.”",0.0,the cash flow from my assets,the cash flow from my assets
1209,What are the poor and middle class today?,losers,1.0,"“Today the biggest losers are the poor and middle class, the people who work for money and save money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_563,"“Today the biggest losers are the poor and middle class, the people who work for money and save money.”",0.0,the biggest losers,the biggest losers
1210,What is the biggest loss for the poor and middle class?,today,2.0,"“Today the biggest losers are the poor and middle class, the people who work for money and save money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_563,"“Today the biggest losers are the poor and middle class, the people who work for money and save money.”",0.0,people who work for money and save money,people who work for money and save money
1211,How do people avoid things they don't want to face?,way,1.0,"“They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding something they do not want to face.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_564,"“They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding something they do not want to face.”",0.0,stay busy,stay busy
1212,What is the most specialized you become?,specialty,1.0,"“He never understood that the more specialized you become, the more you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_565,"“He never understood that the more specialized you become, the more you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.”",0.0,specialty,specialty
1213,What is the most important factor in a person's financial intelligence?,emotions,1.0,“High emotions tend to lower financial intelligence.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_566,“High emotions tend to lower financial intelligence.”,0.0,High emotions,High emotions
1214,What does high emotions lower?,intelligence,2.0,“High emotions tend to lower financial intelligence.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_566,“High emotions tend to lower financial intelligence.”,0.0,financial intelligence,financial intelligence
1215,How do I trabaja ocho horas diarias?,sin embargo,1.0,"“Conozco a mucha gente que dice: “Ah, el dinero no me interesa”; sin embargo, trabaja ocho horas diarias.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_567,"“Conozco a mucha gente que dice: “Ah, el dinero no me interesa”; sin embargo, trabaja ocho horas diarias.”",0.0,Conozco a mucha gente,Conozco a mucha gente
1216,What is the first thing we need to work hard for?,paycheck,1.0,"First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_568,"“Most people have a price. And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed. First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”",0.0,fear of being without money,fear of being without money
1217,What is the emotion that drives us to think about all the wonderful things money can buy?,greed,2.0,"First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_568,"“Most people have a price. And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed. First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”",0.0,greed or desire,greed or desire
1218,What are fear and greed?,emotions,3.0,And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_568,"“Most people have a price. And they have a price because of human emotions named fear and greed. First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”",0.0,human emotions,human emotions
1219,What is the only way to get recieved?,dios,1.0,"“Dios no necesita recibir, pero los humanos sí necesitan dar.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_570,"“Dios no necesita recibir, pero los humanos sí necesitan dar.”",0.0,Dios,Dios
1220,What is the most important thing that employees make rich?,business owner,1.0,"Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_571,"“If you do what the masses do, you get the following picture: As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts are generally as follows: 1. You work for the company. Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help provide for the owner’s success and retirement. 2. You work for the government. The government takes its share from your paycheck before you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people work from January to May just for the government. 3. You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit-card debt.”",0.0,"their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves","their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves"
1221,What is the only person who makes their business owner rich?,shareholders,2.0,"Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_571,"“If you do what the masses do, you get the following picture: As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts are generally as follows: 1. You work for the company. Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help provide for the owner’s success and retirement. 2. You work for the government. The government takes its share from your paycheck before you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people work from January to May just for the government. 3. You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit-card debt.”",0.0,shareholders,shareholders
1222,What is the job of a homeowner?,employee,3.0,"“If you do what the masses do, you get the following picture: As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts are generally as follows: 1.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_571,"“If you do what the masses do, you get the following picture: As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts are generally as follows: 1. You work for the company. Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help provide for the owner’s success and retirement. 2. You work for the government. The government takes its share from your paycheck before you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people work from January to May just for the government. 3. You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit-card debt.”",0.0,employee,employee
1223,What is the most important thing that you can help with?,retirement,4.0,Your efforts and success will help provide for the owner’s success and retirement.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_571,"“If you do what the masses do, you get the following picture: As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts are generally as follows: 1. You work for the company. Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help provide for the owner’s success and retirement. 2. You work for the government. The government takes its share from your paycheck before you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people work from January to May just for the government. 3. You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit-card debt.”",0.0,provide for the owner’s success and retirement,provide for the owner’s success and retirement
1224,What is no longer linked to academic success?,success,1.0,"“They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to academic success, as it once was.” “They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to academic success, as it once was.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_572,"“They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to academic success, as it once was.”",0.0,professional success,professional success
1225,What do you want people to know about you?,feeling,1.0,“I don’t want them to know the feeling of want”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_573,“I don’t want them to know the feeling of want”,0.0,the feeling of want,the feeling of want
1226,What do you think people should know about you?,want,2.0,“I don’t want them to know the feeling of want” “I don’t want them to know the feeling of want”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_573,“I don’t want them to know the feeling of want”,0.0,the feeling of want,the feeling of want
1227,What is a corporation?,document,1.0,“A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_574,"“A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",0.0,a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul,a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul
1228,What was once again protected by the use of the e-money?,wealth,2.0,"Using it, the wealth of the rich was once again protected.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_574,"“A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",0.0,the wealth of the rich,the wealth of the rich
1229,What can be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars?,expenses,3.0,"In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_574,"“A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",0.0,certain expenses,certain expenses
1230,A corporation is a legal document that creates a legal body without a what?,soul,4.0,“A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_574,"“A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",0.0,soul,soul
1231,What is the most common response to a child when you remind them of their anger?,irritation,1.0,"In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with anger or irritation.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_575,"“Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with anger or irritation.”",0.0,irritation,irritation
1232,What do I often meet people who are too busy to take care of?,wealth,2.0,"“Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their wealth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_575,"“Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with anger or irritation.”",0.0,their wealth,their wealth
1233,What is the most common response to a child when you remind them of something?,anger,3.0,"In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with anger or irritation.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_575,"“Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with anger or irritation.”",0.0,anger or irritation,anger or irritation
1234,What is the same as the cause?,cause,4.0,The cause is the same.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_575,"“Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with anger or irritation.”",0.0,They’re busy,They’re busy
1235,What is the greatest asset of all?,wealth,1.0,"“I am concerned that too many people are too focused on money and not on their greatest wealth, their education.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_576,"“I am concerned that too many people are too focused on money and not on their greatest wealth, their education.”",0.0,education,education
1236,What is the greatest asset of all?,education,2.0,"“I am concerned that too many people are too focused on money and not on their greatest wealth, their education.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_576,"“I am concerned that too many people are too focused on money and not on their greatest wealth, their education.”",0.0,education,education
1237,"What has gotten bigger, not better?",problem,1.0,"“the real problem has gotten bigger, not better.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_577,"“the real problem has gotten bigger, not better.”",0.0,the real problem,the real problem
1238,What does not direct them?,passion,1.0,So passion does not direct them.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_580,“most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”,0.0,passion,passion
1239,Who wants to feel safe?,people,2.0,“most people want to play it safe and feel secure.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_580,“most people want to play it safe and feel secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”,0.0,most people,most people
1240,What is the love of money?,root,1.0,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_581,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,the root of all evil,the root of all evil
1241,What is the lack of money?,evil,2.0,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_581,"“The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,root of all evil,root of all evil
1242,What do people who take the longest take the longest not understand?,investing,1.0,People who take the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often do not understand the power of investing.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_582,“Rich people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often do not understand the power of investing.”,0.0,the power of investing,the power of investing
1243,What do rich people take calculated?,risks,2.0,“Rich people are often creative and take calculated risks.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_582,“Rich people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often do not understand the power of investing.”,0.0,risks,risks
1244,What do people who take the longest take the longest are people who are not familiar with?,numbers,3.0,People who take the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often do not understand the power of investing.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_582,“Rich people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often do not understand the power of investing.”,0.0,numbers,numbers
1245,What do people who take the longest do not understand?,power,4.0,People who take the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often do not understand the power of investing.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_582,“Rich people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often do not understand the power of investing.”,0.0,the power of investing,the power of investing
1246,What is the best way to finance a property?,bank,1.0,“there were other ways to finance a property rather than through the bank.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_583,“there were other ways to finance a property rather than through the bank.”,0.0,the bank,the bank
1247,How can I finance a property?,ways,2.0,“there were other ways to finance a property rather than through the bank.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_583,“there were other ways to finance a property rather than through the bank.”,0.0,through the bank,through the bank
1248,What is the best cure for depression?,laziness,1.0,It’s the best cure for laziness.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_585,"“So whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.”",0.0,Be a little greedy,Be a little greedy
1249,What is the best cure for laziness?,cure,2.0,It’s the best cure for laziness.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_585,"“So whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.”",0.0,Be a little greedy,Be a little greedy
1250,"If you are avoiding something you know you should be doing, what should you ask yourself?",thing,3.0,"“So whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_585,"“So whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.”",0.0,“What’s in it for me,“What’s in it for me
1251,What is the principle of reciprocity?,reciprocity,1.0,"I trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_586,"“need to give,” he would always say. When he was short of money, he gave money to his church or to his favorite charity. If I could leave one single idea with you, it is that idea. Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples.”",0.0,I give what I want,I give what I want
1252,What is the best way to express love?,friendship,2.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_586,"“need to give,” he would always say. When he was short of money, he gave money to his church or to his favorite charity. If I could leave one single idea with you, it is that idea. Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples.”",0.0,a smile,a smile
1253,What is the most important thing to someone who is in love?,smile,3.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_586,"“need to give,” he would always say. When he was short of money, he gave money to his church or to his favorite charity. If I could leave one single idea with you, it is that idea. Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples.”",0.0,a smile,a smile
1254,"I know it is often the last thing a person wants to do, but it has always worked for me.",person,4.0,"I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_586,"“need to give,” he would always say. When he was short of money, he gave money to his church or to his favorite charity. If I could leave one single idea with you, it is that idea. Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of reciprocity is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples.”",0.0,money,money
1255,"Who wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000?",owner,1.0,"“The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_587,"“The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000. He took it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent down payment.”",0.0,The owner,The owner
1256,What did he take immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent down payment?,loan,2.0,He took it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent down payment.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_587,"“The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000. He took it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent down payment.”",0.0,"$79,000","$79,000"
1257,What is the down payment?,payment,3.0,He took it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent down payment.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_587,"“The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000. He took it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent down payment.”",0.0,10 percent,10 percent
1258,"What do rich people buy first, while the poor and middle class tend to buy first?",luxuries,1.0,"“rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.” “rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_589,"“rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.”",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
1259,What class of people buys luxuries first?,class,2.0,"“rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_589,"“rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.”",0.0,poor and middle class,poor and middle class
1260,What is the fear of public speaking caused by?,ostracism,1.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_590,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking”",0.0,the fear of ostracism,the fear of ostracism
1261,What is the fear of public speaking caused by?,ridicule,2.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_590,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking”",0.0,the fear of ostracism,the fear of ostracism
1262,Why do people fear being different?,prevents,3.0,The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_590,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking”",0.0,prevents most people from seeking,prevents most people from seeking
1263,"What is the fear of standing out, criticism, ridicule, and being an outcast?",fear,4.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_590,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking”",0.0,fear of ostracism,fear of ostracism
1264,What is the master of the universe?,slave,1.0,"Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_591,"“To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,money,money
1265,What is financial intelligence?,intelligence,2.0,That is financial intelligence.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_591,"“To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,master of it,master of it
1266,"Instead of being a slave to money, you will be the what?",master,3.0,"Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. “To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_591,"“To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,master of it,master of it
1267,What was the first expense that he paid?,mortgage,1.0,"After all expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his pocket each month.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_593,"“As soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. After all expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his pocket each month.”",0.0,the mortgage,the mortgage
1268,What was the house put up for?,rent,2.0,"“As soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_593,"“As soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. After all expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his pocket each month.”",0.0,rent,rent
1269,Who moved the house?,owner,3.0,"“As soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_593,"“As soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. After all expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his pocket each month.”",0.0,the owner,the owner
1270,"What was paid, including the mortgage?",expenses,4.0,"After all expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his pocket each month.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_593,"“As soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. After all expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his pocket each month.”",0.0,expenses,expenses
1271,What is buyer's remorse?,remorse,1.0,"“It’s called buyer’s remorse, and it affects all of us.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_594,"“It’s called buyer’s remorse, and it affects all of us.”",0.0,it affects all of us,it affects all of us
1272,What is buyer's remorse?,buyer,2.0,"“It’s called buyer’s remorse, and it affects all of us.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_594,"“It’s called buyer’s remorse, and it affects all of us.”",0.0,it affects all of us,it affects all of us
1273,What are bad things in school?,mistakes,1.0,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_596,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.”",0.0,mistakes,mistakes
1274,Where do we learn that mistakes are bad?,school,2.0,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_596,"“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.”",0.0,In school,In school
1275,What is the main difference between a persona rica and a pobre?,forma,1.0,“La principal diferencia entre una persona rica y una pobre es la forma en que manejan el miedo.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_597,“La principal diferencia entre una persona rica y una pobre es la forma en que manejan el miedo.”,0.0,manejan el miedo,manejan el miedo
1276,What is the reason for the feelings of guilt?,greed,1.0,“other similar sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_598,“other similar sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”,0.0,suppress my “greed,suppress my “greed
1277,"What are other similar things designed to instill guilt to suppress my ""greed""?",sentiments,2.0,“other similar sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_598,“other similar sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”,0.0,sentiments,sentiments
1278,How do I preguntarse if I have sentido?,dejan,1.0,"Simplemente al levantarse y trabajar más duro, dejan de preguntarse si lo que hacen tiene sentido, y el tiro les sale por la culata cada mañana.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_600,"“Los pobres y la clase media a menudo permiten que el poder del dinero los controle. Simplemente al levantarse y trabajar más duro, dejan de preguntarse si lo que hacen tiene sentido, y el tiro les sale por la culata cada mañana. Al no comprender cabalmente el dinero, la gran mayoría de la gente permite que el impresionante poder del dinero los controle. El poder del dinero es utilizado en su contra.”",0.0,dejan,dejan
1279,What do you do if you have sentido?,preguntarse,2.0,"Simplemente al levantarse y trabajar más duro, dejan de preguntarse si lo que hacen tiene sentido, y el tiro les sale por la culata cada mañana.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_600,"“Los pobres y la clase media a menudo permiten que el poder del dinero los controle. Simplemente al levantarse y trabajar más duro, dejan de preguntarse si lo que hacen tiene sentido, y el tiro les sale por la culata cada mañana. Al no comprender cabalmente el dinero, la gran mayoría de la gente permite que el impresionante poder del dinero los controle. El poder del dinero es utilizado en su contra.”",0.0,preguntarse,preguntarse
1280,What do the rich pay if they work for money?,taxes,1.0,"“The rich don’t work for money.” As long as a person works for money, they will pay taxes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_601,"“The rich don’t work for money.” As long as a person works for money, they will pay taxes.”",0.0,taxes,taxes
1281,Who will pay taxes if they work for money?,person,2.0,"“The rich don’t work for money.” As long as a person works for money, they will pay taxes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_601,"“The rich don’t work for money.” As long as a person works for money, they will pay taxes.”",0.0,a person,a person
1282,What would be like if I never had to work again?,life,1.0,“What would my life be like if I never had to work again?” “What”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_602,“What would my life be like if I never had to work again?” “What”,0.0,my life,my life
1283,What is the tax-deferred way to sell a car?,exchange,1.0,"“I advised that he sell it, using a 1031 tax-deferred exchange.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_603,"“I advised that he sell it, using a 1031 tax-deferred exchange.”",0.0,1031 tax-deferred exchange,1031 tax-deferred exchange
1284,"Who said, ""If you don't get good grades, you won't do well in the real world""?",mike,1.0,"“Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_604,"“Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows. When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity. We started to understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to produce good employees, instead of employers.”",0.0,the teacher,the teacher
1285,"Who told us that schools were designed to produce good employees, rather than employers?",dad,2.0,"We started to understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to produce good employees, instead of employers.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_604,"“Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows. When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity. We started to understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to produce good employees, instead of employers.”",0.0,our rich dad,our rich dad
1286,What did school discourage when we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the rules?,creativity,3.0,"When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_604,"“Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows. When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity. We started to understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to produce good employees, instead of employers.”",0.0,creativity,creativity
1287,"What did Mike and I raise when the teacher said, ""If you don't get good grades, you won't do well in the real world,""?",eyebrows,4.0,"“Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_604,"“Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows. When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity. We started to understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to produce good employees, instead of employers.”",0.0,our eyebrows,our eyebrows
1288,What do many people use to hide their ignorance?,arrogance,1.0,“Many people use arrogance to hide their own ignorance.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_605,“Many people use arrogance to hide their own ignorance.”,0.0,arrogance,arrogance
1289,Who hides their ignorance?,people,2.0,“Many people use arrogance to hide their own ignorance.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_605,“Many people use arrogance to hide their own ignorance.”,0.0,Many people use arrogance,Many people use arrogance
1290,What is the one million dollar asset?,asset,1.0,"“I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_607,"“I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years.”",0.0,"$5,000 cash","$5,000 cash"
1291,What is the largest real estate company in the world?,mcdonald,1.0,"“Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in America and around the globe.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_609,"“Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in America and around the globe.”",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
1292,What are some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in America?,street corners,2.0,McDonald’s owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in America and around the globe.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_609,"“Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in America and around the globe.”",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
1293,Where is McDonald's located?,america,3.0,McDonald’s owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in America and around the globe.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_609,"“Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in America and around the globe.”",0.0,America,America
1294,What are some of the most valuable street corners in America?,intersections,4.0,McDonald’s owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in America and around the globe.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_609,"“Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in America and around the globe.”",0.0,intersections,intersections
1295,How do you get the hang of it?,hang,1.0,"“In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_610,"“In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it.”",0.0,it’s pretty easy,it’s pretty easy
1296,Is it easy to get used to it?,fact,2.0,"“In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_610,"“In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it.”",0.0,it’s pretty easy,it’s pretty easy
1297,What is a house used as when it comes to incurring a home equity loan?,vehicle,1.0,"All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_611,"“If a young couple would put more money into their asset column early on, their later years would be easier. Their assets would have grown and would be available to help cover expenses. All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.”",0.0,a vehicle,a vehicle
1298,What is the only way to pay for a house?,loan,2.0,"All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_611,"“If a young couple would put more money into their asset column early on, their later years would be easier. Their assets would have grown and would be available to help cover expenses. All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.”",0.0,a home-equity loan,a home-equity loan
1299,What do you think the assets of a house would have grown and would have been available to cover?,expenses,3.0,"All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.” Their assets would have grown and would be available to help cover expenses.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_611,"“If a young couple would put more money into their asset column early on, their later years would be easier. Their assets would have grown and would be available to help cover expenses. All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.”",0.0,expenses,expenses
1300,What is the subject that you know you are ignorant of?,subject,1.0,"“When you know you are ignorant in a subject, start educating yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_612,"“When you know you are ignorant in a subject, start educating yourself.”",0.0,educating yourself,educating yourself
1301,What do you use your mind and emotions in your favor?,emotions,1.0,"“Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.” “Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_613,"“Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,Be truthful about your emotions,Be truthful about your emotions
1302,"Use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself?",favor,2.0,"“Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_613,"“Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,Be truthful,Be truthful
1303,What is too much of?,greed,1.0,"“Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_614,"“Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good.”",0.0,greed,greed
1304,What is too much greed?,excess,2.0,"“Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_614,"“Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good.”",0.0,not good,not good
1305,Who is the richest man in the world?,bill gates,1.0,"Portfolio income is the income that makes Bill Gates the richest man in the world, not earned income.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_615,"“Passive income, in most cases, is income derived from real estate investments. Portfolio income is income derived from paper assets such as stocks and bonds. Portfolio income is the income that makes Bill Gates the richest man in the world, not earned income.”",0.0,Bill Gates,Bill Gates
1306,What are some examples of portfolio income?,stocks,2.0,Portfolio income is income derived from paper assets such as stocks and bonds.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_615,"“Passive income, in most cases, is income derived from real estate investments. Portfolio income is income derived from paper assets such as stocks and bonds. Portfolio income is the income that makes Bill Gates the richest man in the world, not earned income.”",0.0,stocks and bonds,stocks and bonds
1307,What is the key difference between a rich person and a poor person?,overcoming,1.0,“Chapter Seven - OVERCOMING OBSTACLES The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_617,“Chapter Seven - OVERCOMING OBSTACLES The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage fear.”,0.0,how they manage fear,how they manage fear
1308,What is the key to becoming wealthy?,ability,1.0,“The key to becoming wealthy is the ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio income as quickly as possible”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_618,“The key to becoming wealthy is the ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio income as quickly as possible”,0.0,the ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio income,the ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio income
1309,Who was glad that Robert was angry?,robert,1.0,"“He was also glad that Robert was angry, because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_619,"“He was also glad that Robert was angry, because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”",0.0,He,He
1310,What is passion a key component of?,learning,2.0,"“He was also glad that Robert was angry, because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_619,"“He was also glad that Robert was angry, because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”",0.0,learning,learning
1311,Where have I traded to make sure the guys don't start yelling at me?,stock market,1.0,"I’ve worked extra jobs, started other companies, traded in the stock market, anything just to make sure those guys don’t start yelling at me.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_620,"“Who do you think will complain louder if I don’t pay them—me, or my creditors?” “Your creditors will definitely scream louder than you,” I said, responding to the obvious. “You wouldn’t say anything if you didn’t pay yourself.” “So you see, after paying myself, the pressure to pay my taxes and the other creditors is so great that it forces me to seek other forms of income. The pressure to pay becomes my motivation. I’ve worked extra jobs, started other companies, traded in the stock market, anything just to make sure those guys don’t start yelling at me. That pressure made me work harder, forced me to think, and all in all, made me smarter and more active when it comes to money. If I had paid myself last, I would have felt no pressure, but I’d be broke.”",0.0,stock market,stock market
1312,Who do you think will complain louder if you don't pay them?,creditors,2.0,"“You wouldn’t say anything if you didn’t pay yourself.” “So you see, after paying myself, the pressure to pay my taxes and the other creditors is so great that it forces me to seek other forms of income. “Who do you think will complain louder if I don’t pay them—me, or my creditors?” “Your creditors will definitely scream louder than you,” I said, responding to the obvious. “Who do you think will complain louder if I don’t pay them—me, or my creditors?” “Your creditors will definitely scream louder than you,” I said, responding to the obvious.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_620,"“Who do you think will complain louder if I don’t pay them—me, or my creditors?” “Your creditors will definitely scream louder than you,” I said, responding to the obvious. “You wouldn’t say anything if you didn’t pay yourself.” “So you see, after paying myself, the pressure to pay my taxes and the other creditors is so great that it forces me to seek other forms of income. The pressure to pay becomes my motivation. I’ve worked extra jobs, started other companies, traded in the stock market, anything just to make sure those guys don’t start yelling at me. That pressure made me work harder, forced me to think, and all in all, made me smarter and more active when it comes to money. If I had paid myself last, I would have felt no pressure, but I’d be broke.”",0.0,"me, or my creditors","me, or my creditors"
1313,What is the pressure to pay?,motivation,3.0,The pressure to pay becomes my motivation.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_620,"“Who do you think will complain louder if I don’t pay them—me, or my creditors?” “Your creditors will definitely scream louder than you,” I said, responding to the obvious. “You wouldn’t say anything if you didn’t pay yourself.” “So you see, after paying myself, the pressure to pay my taxes and the other creditors is so great that it forces me to seek other forms of income. The pressure to pay becomes my motivation. I’ve worked extra jobs, started other companies, traded in the stock market, anything just to make sure those guys don’t start yelling at me. That pressure made me work harder, forced me to think, and all in all, made me smarter and more active when it comes to money. If I had paid myself last, I would have felt no pressure, but I’d be broke.”",0.0,my taxes and the other creditors,my taxes and the other creditors
1314,Who do I yell at?,guys,4.0,"I’ve worked extra jobs, started other companies, traded in the stock market, anything just to make sure those guys don’t start yelling at me.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_620,"“Who do you think will complain louder if I don’t pay them—me, or my creditors?” “Your creditors will definitely scream louder than you,” I said, responding to the obvious. “You wouldn’t say anything if you didn’t pay yourself.” “So you see, after paying myself, the pressure to pay my taxes and the other creditors is so great that it forces me to seek other forms of income. The pressure to pay becomes my motivation. I’ve worked extra jobs, started other companies, traded in the stock market, anything just to make sure those guys don’t start yelling at me. That pressure made me work harder, forced me to think, and all in all, made me smarter and more active when it comes to money. If I had paid myself last, I would have felt no pressure, but I’d be broke.”",0.0,my creditors,my creditors
1315,What do people react to instead of thinking logically?,emotions,1.0,Too often people reacted to their emotions instead of thinking logically.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_621,"“the first step was admitting to themselves what they were feeling. Too often people reacted to their emotions instead of thinking logically. They’re afraid to admit money is running their lives, and so money controls them.”",0.0,their emotions,their emotions
1316,Money runs what?,lives,2.0,"They’re afraid to admit money is running their lives, and so money controls them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_621,"“the first step was admitting to themselves what they were feeling. Too often people reacted to their emotions instead of thinking logically. They’re afraid to admit money is running their lives, and so money controls them.”",0.0,their lives,their lives
1317,What is the first step of admitting what you are feeling?,step,3.0,“the first step was admitting to themselves what they were feeling.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_621,"“the first step was admitting to themselves what they were feeling. Too often people reacted to their emotions instead of thinking logically. They’re afraid to admit money is running their lives, and so money controls them.”",0.0,money,money
1318,What is running their lives?,money,4.0,"They’re afraid to admit money is running their lives, and so money controls them.” They’re afraid to admit money is running their lives, and so money controls them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_621,"“the first step was admitting to themselves what they were feeling. Too often people reacted to their emotions instead of thinking logically. They’re afraid to admit money is running their lives, and so money controls them.”",0.0,money,money
1319,What do financial literate people not have abundant asset columns that could produce a large amount of?,cash flow,1.0,“There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_622,“There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow. The five reasons are: 1. Fear 2. Cynicism 3. Laziness 4. Bad habits 5. Arrogance Overcoming Fear”,0.0,cash flow,cash flow
1320,Why do people not have abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow?,people,2.0,“There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_622,“There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow. The five reasons are: 1. Fear 2. Cynicism 3. Laziness 4. Bad habits 5. Arrogance Overcoming Fear”,0.0,Fear,Fear
1321,What is the highest tax on earned income?,taxes,1.0,“Taxes are highest on earned income.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_623,“Taxes are highest on earned income. The least-taxed income is passive income.”,0.0,Taxes,Taxes
1322,What is passive income?,income,2.0,The least-taxed income is passive income.” The least-taxed income is passive income.” “Taxes are highest on earned income.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_623,“Taxes are highest on earned income. The least-taxed income is passive income.”,0.0,least-taxed income,least-taxed income
1323,What is the war between the haves and the have-nots?,have-nots,1.0,“war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds of years.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_624,"“war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play the game, they could play it too.”",0.0,The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made,The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made
1324,How many years has the war between the haves and have-nots raged?,hundreds,2.0,“war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds of years.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_624,"“war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play the game, they could play it too.”",0.0,hundreds,hundreds
1325,What is waged whenever and wherever laws are made?,battle,3.0,"The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and it will go on forever.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_624,"“war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play the game, they could play it too.”",0.0,The battle,The battle
1326,What has raged for hundreds of years?,war,4.0,“war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds of years.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_624,"“war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play the game, they could play it too.”",0.0,war between the haves and have-nots,war between the haves and have-nots
1327,What is the future of the riqueza?,futuro,1.0,"“La riqueza es la capacidad de una persona para sobrevivir cierta cantidad de días, a futuro.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_625,"“La riqueza es la capacidad de una persona para sobrevivir cierta cantidad de días, a futuro. O, dicho de otra manera: si dejara de trabajar hoy, ¿cuánto tiempo podría sobrevivir?”",0.0,futuro,futuro
1328,What is the ability of a person to do?,sobrevivir,2.0,"“La riqueza es la capacidad de una persona para sobrevivir cierta cantidad de días, a futuro. O, dicho de otra manera: si dejara de trabajar hoy, ¿cuánto tiempo podría sobrevivir?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_625,"“La riqueza es la capacidad de una persona para sobrevivir cierta cantidad de días, a futuro. O, dicho de otra manera: si dejara de trabajar hoy, ¿cuánto tiempo podría sobrevivir?”",0.0,sobrevivir,sobrevivir
1329,Who suggested I change the title of my book to The Economics of Education?,publisher,1.0,"I told the publisher that with a title like that, I would sell two books: one to my family and one to my best friend. a publisher suggested I change the title to The Economics of Education.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_626,"“When I first came out with my first book If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School? a publisher suggested I change the title to The Economics of Education. I told the publisher that with a title like that, I would sell two books: one to my family and one to my best friend. The problem is, they would expect it for free. The obnoxious title If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School? was chosen because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I am pro-education and believe in education reform. Otherwise, why would I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.”",0.0,a publisher,a publisher
1330,What is the title of the book?,economics,2.0,a publisher suggested I change the title to The Economics of Education.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_626,"“When I first came out with my first book If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School? a publisher suggested I change the title to The Economics of Education. I told the publisher that with a title like that, I would sell two books: one to my family and one to my best friend. The problem is, they would expect it for free. The obnoxious title If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School? was chosen because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I am pro-education and believe in education reform. Otherwise, why would I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.”",0.0,The Economics of Education,The Economics of Education
1331,What would get me on more TV and radio shows?,title,3.0,"I told the publisher that with a title like that, I would sell two books: one to my family and one to my best friend. So I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply because I was willing to be controversial. The obnoxious title If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School?",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_626,"“When I first came out with my first book If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School? a publisher suggested I change the title to The Economics of Education. I told the publisher that with a title like that, I would sell two books: one to my family and one to my best friend. The problem is, they would expect it for free. The obnoxious title If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School? was chosen because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I am pro-education and believe in education reform. Otherwise, why would I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.”",0.0,a title,a title
1332,Who would I sell one book to?,friend,4.0,"I told the publisher that with a title like that, I would sell two books: one to my family and one to my best friend.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_626,"“When I first came out with my first book If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School? a publisher suggested I change the title to The Economics of Education. I told the publisher that with a title like that, I would sell two books: one to my family and one to my best friend. The problem is, they would expect it for free. The obnoxious title If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School? was chosen because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I am pro-education and believe in education reform. Otherwise, why would I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.”",0.0,my family,my family
1333,What do hamsters do in metal?,corren,1.0,"“En cuanto la gente cae presa del inacabable proceso de pagar cuentas, se convierten en algo como los hamsters que corren en las ruedas de metal. Sus peludas patitas corren con furia, la rueda gira sin parar pero, a la mañana siguiente, seguirán en la misma jaula.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_627,"“En cuanto la gente cae presa del inacabable proceso de pagar cuentas, se convierten en algo como los hamsters que corren en las ruedas de metal. Sus peludas patitas corren con furia, la rueda gira sin parar pero, a la mañana siguiente, seguirán en la misma jaula. Qué gran trabajo.”",0.0,corren,corren
1334,What is the process of pagar cuentas?,proceso,2.0,"“En cuanto la gente cae presa del inacabable proceso de pagar cuentas, se convierten en algo como los hamsters que corren en las ruedas de metal.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_627,"“En cuanto la gente cae presa del inacabable proceso de pagar cuentas, se convierten en algo como los hamsters que corren en las ruedas de metal. Sus peludas patitas corren con furia, la rueda gira sin parar pero, a la mañana siguiente, seguirán en la misma jaula. Qué gran trabajo.”",0.0,inacabable,inacabable
1335,"Where is the saying ""Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die""?",texas,1.0,"Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_628,"“So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven.”",0.0,Texas,Texas
1336,"What do you want to go to, but no one wants to die?",heaven,2.0,"Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_628,"“So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven.”",0.0,heaven,heaven
1337,What is the reason most people don't win financially?,joy,3.0,"“So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_628,"“So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven.”",0.0,the pain of losing money,the pain of losing money
1338,"What is it that everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die?",saying,4.0,"Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_628,"“So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven.”",0.0,Another saying in Texas,Another saying in Texas
1339,What is the illusion?,carrot,1.0,"If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.” “Money is the carrot, the illusion.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_629,"“Money is the carrot, the illusion. If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”",0.0,Money,Money
1340,What animal might rethink its decision to chase the carrot?,donkey,2.0,"If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_629,"“Money is the carrot, the illusion. If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”",0.0,donkey,donkey
1341,"Money is the carrot, what is it?",illusion,3.0,"“Money is the carrot, the illusion.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_629,"“Money is the carrot, the illusion. If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”",0.0,the illusion,the illusion
1342,What would a donkey do if it could see the whole picture?,choice,4.0,"If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_629,"“Money is the carrot, the illusion. If the donkey could see the whole picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”",0.0,it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot,it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot
1343,What is an example of intellectual property?,scripts,1.0,"•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_630,"“•​Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",0.0,"music, scripts, and patents","music, scripts, and patents"
1344,What is the name of the patent that is the result of intellectual property?,patents,2.0,"•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_630,"“•​Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
1345,What is an example of intellectual property?,music,3.0,"•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_630,"“•​Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",0.0,"music, scripts, and patents","music, scripts, and patents"
1346,What was so extreme that I grew curious and intrigued?,contrast,1.0,"“The contrast in their points of view, particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and intrigued.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_631,"“The contrast in their points of view, particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and intrigued.”",0.0,The contrast in their points of view,The contrast in their points of view
1347,"What is the contrast between the points of view, especially about money?",view,2.0,"“The contrast in their points of view, particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and intrigued.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_631,"“The contrast in their points of view, particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and intrigued.”",0.0,extreme,extreme
1348,What is McDonald's the best at selling and delivering?,burger,1.0,"“Maybe McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best at selling and delivering a basic average burger.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_632,"“Maybe McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best at selling and delivering a basic average burger.”",0.0,basic average burger,basic average burger
1349,Who worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death?,dad,1.0,I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_633,"“1.​Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money and hand the excess over to your broker. I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else. When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.” A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and “don’t wants.” I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children. Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me. Those are my deep-seated emotional reasons. What are yours? If they are not strong enough, then the reality of the road ahead may be greater than your reasons. I have lost money and been set back many times, but it was the deep emotional reasons that kept me standing up and going forward. I wanted to be free by age 40, but it took me until I was 47, with many learning experiences along the way. As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn’t. But it wasn’t that hard either. I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A STRONG REASON, THERE IS NO SENSE READING FURTHER. IT WILL SOUND LIKE TOO MUCH WORK.”",0.0,my dad,my dad
1350,What is the reason for her super-human ambition?,sacrifice,2.0,"When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_633,"“1.​Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money and hand the excess over to your broker. I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else. When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.” A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and “don’t wants.” I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children. Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me. Those are my deep-seated emotional reasons. What are yours? If they are not strong enough, then the reality of the road ahead may be greater than your reasons. I have lost money and been set back many times, but it was the deep emotional reasons that kept me standing up and going forward. I wanted to be free by age 40, but it took me until I was 47, with many learning experiences along the way. As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn’t. But it wasn’t that hard either. I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A STRONG REASON, THERE IS NO SENSE READING FURTHER. IT WILL SOUND LIKE TOO MUCH WORK.”",0.0,sacrifice,sacrifice
1351,What is a reason or purpose?,combination,3.0,"It’s love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.” A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and “don’t wants.” I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. It’s love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.” A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and “don’t wants.” I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_633,"“1.​Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money and hand the excess over to your broker. I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else. When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.” A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and “don’t wants.” I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children. Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me. Those are my deep-seated emotional reasons. What are yours? If they are not strong enough, then the reality of the road ahead may be greater than your reasons. I have lost money and been set back many times, but it was the deep emotional reasons that kept me standing up and going forward. I wanted to be free by age 40, but it took me until I was 47, with many learning experiences along the way. As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn’t. But it wasn’t that hard either. I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A STRONG REASON, THERE IS NO SENSE READING FURTHER. IT WILL SOUND LIKE TOO MUCH WORK.”",0.0,strong,strong
1352,"If you are not strong enough, the reality of the road ahead may be greater than what?",reality,4.0,"“1.​Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially free, they would say yes. The reality was that she had to get up every morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to school. If they are not strong enough, then the reality of the road ahead may be greater than your reasons.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_633,"“1.​Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money and hand the excess over to your broker. I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else. When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.” A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and “don’t wants.” I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children. Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me. Those are my deep-seated emotional reasons. What are yours? If they are not strong enough, then the reality of the road ahead may be greater than your reasons. I have lost money and been set back many times, but it was the deep emotional reasons that kept me standing up and going forward. I wanted to be free by age 40, but it took me until I was 47, with many learning experiences along the way. As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn’t. But it wasn’t that hard either. I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A STRONG REASON, THERE IS NO SENSE READING FURTHER. IT WILL SOUND LIKE TOO MUCH WORK.”",0.0,your reasons,your reasons
1353,"For many people, school is the end, not the what?",beginning,1.0,"“Unfortunately, for many people school is the end, not the beginning.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_634,"“Unfortunately, for many people school is the end, not the beginning.”",0.0,beginning,beginning
1354,What are the benefits of corporations?,protections,1.0,“Robert urges those who own legitimate assets to find out more about corporations’ benefits and protections.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_635,“Robert urges those who own legitimate assets to find out more about corporations’ benefits and protections. Garret Sutton’s books are among many that can help.”,0.0,protections,protections
1355,What do you own that you think is legitimate?,assets,2.0,“Robert urges those who own legitimate assets to find out more about corporations’ benefits and protections.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_635,“Robert urges those who own legitimate assets to find out more about corporations’ benefits and protections. Garret Sutton’s books are among many that can help.”,0.0,assets,assets
1356,What are Garret Sutton's best selling books?,books,3.0,Garret Sutton’s books are among many that can help.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_635,“Robert urges those who own legitimate assets to find out more about corporations’ benefits and protections. Garret Sutton’s books are among many that can help.”,0.0,Garret Sutton’s books are among many that can help.”,Garret Sutton’s books are among many that can help.”
1357,What is the science of money making money?,strategies,1.0,"It’s made up of four things: accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_636,"“Financial IQ, or financial intelligence, is what makes that possible. It’s made up of four things: accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",0.0,investing,investing
1358,What are the advantages and protections of law?,tax advantages,2.0,"It’s made up of four things: accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_636,"“Financial IQ, or financial intelligence, is what makes that possible. It’s made up of four things: accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",0.0,tax,tax
1359,What are the strengths and weaknesses of any business?,weaknesses,3.0,"It’s made up of four things: accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_636,"“Financial IQ, or financial intelligence, is what makes that possible. It’s made up of four things: accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",0.0,Financial IQ,Financial IQ
1360,What is the science of supply and demand and market conditions?,markets,4.0,"It’s made up of four things: accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_636,"“Financial IQ, or financial intelligence, is what makes that possible. It’s made up of four things: accounting (financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of any business), investing (the science and strategies of money making money), understanding markets (the science of supply and demand, and market conditions), and the law (tax advantages and protections).”",0.0,understanding markets,understanding markets
1361,What do people wake up with one day and they can’t stop working?,money problems,1.0,"One day they wake up with big money problems, and then they can’t stop working.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_637,"“They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money problems, and then they can’t stop working.”",0.0,big money problems,big money problems
1362,What do people want to learn?,profession,2.0,"“They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, and earn lots of money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_637,"“They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money problems, and then they can’t stop working.”",0.0,a profession,a profession
1363,How much money do people want to earn from their work?,lots,3.0,"“They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, and earn lots of money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_637,"“They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money problems, and then they can’t stop working.”",0.0,lots of money,lots of money
1364,What do people want to do at work?,fun,4.0,"“They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, and earn lots of money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_637,"“They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money problems, and then they can’t stop working.”",0.0,"go to school, learn a profession, have fun","go to school, learn a profession, have fun"
1365,"What does one let you off the hook, and the other forces you to think?",hook,1.0,"“One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_638,"“One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",0.0,One,One
1366,What does the other do?,forces,2.0,"“One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_638,"“One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",0.0,forces you to think,forces you to think
1367,Your mind and yours are two great what?,gifts,1.0,“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_639,“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your”,0.0,gifts,gifts
1368,What is the second gift?,mind,2.0,“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_639,“All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your”,0.0,your mind and your,your mind and your
1369,What part of my brain gets stronger every day because I exercise?,brain,1.0,“My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_641,"“My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.”",0.0,brain,brain
1370,What do you make more of if you have more money?,money,2.0,"The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_641,"“My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.”",0.0,My brain,My brain
1371,How often does my brain get stronger?,day,3.0,“My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_641,"“My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.”",0.0,every day,every day
1372,What will determine your future?,choices,1.0,"“You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_642,"“You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow.”",0.0,choices you make today,choices you make today
1373,What is the future of your children?,tomorrow,2.0,"“You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_642,"“You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow.”",0.0,"will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow","will be determined by choices you make today, not tomorrow"
1374,How are stock market trades made?,milliseconds,1.0,Stock market trades are made in milliseconds.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_643,“DECISIVENESS The world is moving faster and faster. Stock market trades are made in milliseconds. Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes. More and more people are competing for good deals. So the faster you can make a decision the more likely you’ll be able to seize opportunities—before someone else does.”,0.0,in milliseconds,in milliseconds
1375,What is the best way to get deals?,internet,2.0,Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_643,“DECISIVENESS The world is moving faster and faster. Stock market trades are made in milliseconds. Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes. More and more people are competing for good deals. So the faster you can make a decision the more likely you’ll be able to seize opportunities—before someone else does.”,0.0,faster you can make a decision,faster you can make a decision
1376,What are the best deals on the internet?,deals,3.0,Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes. More and more people are competing for good deals.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_643,“DECISIVENESS The world is moving faster and faster. Stock market trades are made in milliseconds. Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes. More and more people are competing for good deals. So the faster you can make a decision the more likely you’ll be able to seize opportunities—before someone else does.”,0.0,Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes,Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes
1377,What is the reason he knew the law?,citizen,1.0,“He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_644,"“He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.”",0.0,he was a law-abiding citizen,he was a law-abiding citizen
1378,What did he know because he was a law-abiding citizen?,law,2.0,“He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law. “He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law. “He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_644,"“He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.”",0.0,the law,the law
1379,How many generations do you keep it?,generations,1.0,"It’s how much you keep, and for how many generations you keep it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_645,"“it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much you keep, and for how many generations you keep it.”",0.0,how many generations,how many generations
1380,What is it not about how much money you make?,money,2.0,“it’s not how much money you make.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_645,"“it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much you keep, and for how many generations you keep it.”",0.0,how much you keep,how much you keep
1381,What are the two dads?,dads,1.0,“My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way they thought.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_648,“My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way they thought.”,0.0,opposing attitudes,opposing attitudes
1382,What did my dads have that affected their thinking?,attitudes,2.0,“My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way they thought.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_648,“My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way they thought.”,0.0,opposing attitudes,opposing attitudes
1383,What are the three most important management skills to start a business?,management skills,1.0,“The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_649,“The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,0.0,1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time,1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time
1384,What is the most important management skill to start a business?,flow,2.0,“The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_649,“The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,0.0,Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time,Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time
1385,What is the most important thing a child should have in order to graduate with a good grade?,mindset,1.0,"They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_650,"“So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",0.0,financial programming and mindset,financial programming and mindset
1386,What is the financial mindset of a poor person?,programming,2.0,"They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_650,"“So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",0.0,programming,programming
1387,What do they say a child should have to have to get to school with an excellent grade?,grades,3.0,"They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_650,"“So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",0.0,poor person’s financial programming and mindset,poor person’s financial programming and mindset
1388,Who should tell their child about money?,parents,4.0,“So what can poor parents tell their child about money?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_650,"“So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",0.0,poor parents,poor parents
1389,What do I buy assets that generate to pay for the house?,cash flow,1.0,"“When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_651,"“When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",0.0,cash flow,cash flow
1390,What do I buy when I want a bigger house?,assets,2.0,"“When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_651,"“When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",0.0,assets,assets
1391,What is the gold?,gold,1.0,“He who has the gold makes the rules.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_652,“He who has the gold makes the rules.”,0.0,makes the rules,makes the rules
1392,What does he who has gold make?,rules,2.0,“He who has the gold makes the rules.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_652,“He who has the gold makes the rules.”,0.0,the rules,the rules
1393,What is the best way to manage risk?,risk,1.0,“Learn to manage risk.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_653,“Learn to manage risk.”,0.0,Learn to manage risk,Learn to manage risk
1394,"What do most people never see because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s all they get?",opportunities,1.0,"Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s all they get.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_654,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see things that other people never see. Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s all they get. The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them for the rest of your life.”",0.0,opportunities,opportunities
1395,What are the only things people get when they see opportunities?,security,2.0,"Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s all they get.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_654,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see things that other people never see. Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s all they get. The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them for the rest of your life.”",0.0,money and security,money and security
1396,How can I make money far beyond what I could ever pay you?,ways,3.0,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_654,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see things that other people never see. Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s all they get. The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them for the rest of your life.”",0.0,ways,ways
1397,What will you see if you see one opportunity for the rest of your life?,rest,4.0,"The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them for the rest of your life.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_654,"“Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see things that other people never see. Most people never see these opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s all they get. The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them for the rest of your life.”",0.0,them,them
1398,What is a house?,liability,1.0,"“My house is a liability, and if your house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_655,"“My house is a liability, and if your house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”",0.0,a liability,a liability
1399,If your house is your largest what is your house in trouble?,investment,2.0,"“My house is a liability, and if your house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_655,"“My house is a liability, and if your house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”",0.0,investment,investment
1400,What is the highest tax for most Americans?,social security,1.0,"“but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_656,"“but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security.”",0.0,Social Security,Social Security
1401,What is the highest tax on Social Security?,americans,2.0,"“but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_656,"“but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security.”",0.0,their highest tax is Social Security,their highest tax is Social Security
1402,What emotion do we always have?,greed,1.0,We will always have emotions of fear and greed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_657,"“reactions and think. That is important. We will always have emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking.”",0.0,fear and greed,fear and greed
1403,What is the term for reactions and think?,reactions,2.0,“reactions and think.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_657,"“reactions and think. That is important. We will always have emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking.”",0.0,emotions of fear and greed,emotions of fear and greed
1404,How do you use emotions?,advantage,3.0,"From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_657,"“reactions and think. That is important. We will always have emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking.”",0.0,to your advantage,to your advantage
1405,How long will it take to not let your emotions control your thinking?,term,4.0,"From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_657,"“reactions and think. That is important. We will always have emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking.”",0.0,the long term,the long term
1406,What is something that puts money in my pocket whether I work or not?,asset,1.0,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket whether I work or not.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_658,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket whether I work or not. A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.”,0.0,An asset,An asset
1407,What is something that takes money out of my pocket?,liability,2.0,A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_658,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket whether I work or not. A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.”,0.0,A liability,A liability
1408,What does an asset put in my pocket whether I work or not?,money,3.0,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket whether I work or not. A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_658,“An asset is something that puts money in my pocket whether I work or not. A liability is something that takes money out of my pocket.”,0.0,money,money
1409,What is the best investment to invest in?,stocks,1.0,“Invest in your greatest asset—your mind—before investing in stocks or real estate.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_659,“Invest in your greatest asset—your mind—before investing in stocks or real estate.”,0.0,your mind,your mind
1410,What is the best investment you can make before investing in stocks?,estate,2.0,“Invest in your greatest asset—your mind—before investing in stocks or real estate.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_659,“Invest in your greatest asset—your mind—before investing in stocks or real estate.”,0.0,your mind,your mind
1411,What is the most important thing that an employee without financial ability has no escape from?,aptitude,1.0,"“An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_660,"“An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",0.0,"safe, secure job","safe, secure job"
1412,"What is the job of a safe, secure employee without financial aptitude?",employee,2.0,"“An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_660,"“An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",0.0,has no escape,has no escape
1413,What do people treat their home as instead of investing in income-producing assets?,asset,1.0,"Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home as their primary asset, instead of investing in income-producing assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_661,"“Why the Middle Class Struggle The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle. Their primary income is through their salary. As their wages increase, so do their taxes. Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home as their primary asset, instead of investing in income-producing assets.”",0.0,their primary asset,their primary asset
1414,How do people increase their expenses?,proportion,2.0,"Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home as their primary asset, instead of investing in income-producing assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_661,"“Why the Middle Class Struggle The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle. Their primary income is through their salary. As their wages increase, so do their taxes. Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home as their primary asset, instead of investing in income-producing assets.”",0.0,in proportion to their salary increase,in proportion to their salary increase
1415,How do people increase their expenses?,salary,3.0,"Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home as their primary asset, instead of investing in income-producing assets.” Their primary income is through their salary.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_661,"“Why the Middle Class Struggle The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle. Their primary income is through their salary. As their wages increase, so do their taxes. Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home as their primary asset, instead of investing in income-producing assets.”",0.0,in proportion to their salary increase,in proportion to their salary increase
1416,"If things must change, first I must change what?",things,1.0,"“if things must change, first I must change.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_662,"“if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,"“if things must change, first I must change.”","“if things must change, first I must change.”"
1417,What is the reason to work to learn?,money,1.0,“Work to learn don't work for money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_663,“Work to learn don't work for money.”,0.0,don't work for money,don't work for money
1418,What is the best way to be financially illiterate?,person,1.0,"“A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_664,"“A person can be highly educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate.”",0.0,"highly educated, professionally successful","highly educated, professionally successful"
1419,What is the highest tax for most Americans?,social security,1.0,"As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security amount. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security amount. Many people think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_665,"“The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you.”",0.0,Social Security,Social Security
1420,What is the highest tax on Social Security?,americans,2.0,"Many people think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_665,"“The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you.”",0.0,7.5 percent,7.5 percent
1421,What do most people think is the highest tax on Social Security?,income tax,3.0,"Many people think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_665,"“The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you.”",0.0,income tax,income tax
1422,What is the real reason for the Social Security tax rate to be 15 percent?,employer,4.0,"As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_665,"“The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you.”",0.0,money the employer can’t pay you,money the employer can’t pay you
1423,What do friends and loved ones remind us of?,shortcomings,1.0,“What if the economy crashes right after I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” “What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved ones who will remind us of our shortcomings.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_666,"“What if the economy crashes right after I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” “What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved ones who will remind us of our shortcomings. They often say, “What makes you think you can do that?” “If it’s such a good idea, how come someone else hasn’t done it?” “That will never work. You don’t know what you’re talking about.” These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.”",0.0,our shortcomings,our shortcomings
1424,What will crash right after I invest?,economy,2.0,“What if the economy crashes right after I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” “What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved ones who will remind us of our shortcomings.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_666,"“What if the economy crashes right after I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” “What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved ones who will remind us of our shortcomings. They often say, “What makes you think you can do that?” “If it’s such a good idea, how come someone else hasn’t done it?” “That will never work. You don’t know what you’re talking about.” These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.”",0.0,the economy,the economy
1425,What is the word that gets so loud that we fail to act?,doubt,3.0,You don’t know what you’re talking about.” These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_666,"“What if the economy crashes right after I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” “What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved ones who will remind us of our shortcomings. They often say, “What makes you think you can do that?” “If it’s such a good idea, how come someone else hasn’t done it?” “That will never work. You don’t know what you’re talking about.” These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.”",0.0,doubt,doubt
1426,Who reminds us of our shortcomings?,ones,4.0,“What if the economy crashes right after I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” “What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved ones who will remind us of our shortcomings.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_666,"“What if the economy crashes right after I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” “What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved ones who will remind us of our shortcomings. They often say, “What makes you think you can do that?” “If it’s such a good idea, how come someone else hasn’t done it?” “That will never work. You don’t know what you’re talking about.” These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.”",0.0,friends or loved ones,friends or loved ones
1427,"What is the most important thing that people say ""Play it safe""?",careers,1.0,"“Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_667,"“Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money.”",0.0,Fear,Fear
1428,"What is the main reason people say ""Play it safe""?",relationships,2.0,"“Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_667,"“Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money.”",0.0,Fear,Fear
1429,What is the Medicare tax rate?,social security tax,1.0,"“As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security amount.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_668,"“As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security amount.”",0.0,7.5 percent,7.5 percent
1430,What do mutual fund brokers and financial planners call the middle class?,dogma,1.0,“This educated middle class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and financial planners: “Play it safe.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_669,“This educated middle class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and financial planners: “Play it safe. Avoid risk.”,0.0,educated middle class,educated middle class
1431,What is the smart thing to do to clear off high interest consumer debt?,credit card,1.0,"Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clear off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. “A credit card comes in the mail.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_670,"“A credit card comes in the mail. They use it and max it out. A loan company calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in value. Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clear off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And besides, mortgage interest is a tax deduction. They go for it, and pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.”",0.0,paying off their credit card,paying off their credit card
1432,What is the debt that the company tells them to clear off by paying off their credit card?,consumer debt,2.0,"Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clear off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. They’ve now folded their consumer debt into their home mortgage.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_670,"“A credit card comes in the mail. They use it and max it out. A loan company calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in value. Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clear off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And besides, mortgage interest is a tax deduction. They go for it, and pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.”",0.0,high-interest consumer debt,high-interest consumer debt
1433,"Who calls and says their greatest asset, their home, has appreciated in value?",loan company,3.0,"A loan company calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in value.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_670,"“A credit card comes in the mail. They use it and max it out. A loan company calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in value. Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clear off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And besides, mortgage interest is a tax deduction. They go for it, and pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.”",0.0,A loan company,A loan company
1434,What is a tax deduction?,mortgage interest,4.0,"And besides, mortgage interest is a tax deduction.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_670,"“A credit card comes in the mail. They use it and max it out. A loan company calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in value. Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clear off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And besides, mortgage interest is a tax deduction. They go for it, and pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.”",0.0,mortgage interest,mortgage interest
1435,What will the value of the currency go up in value?,value,1.0,“but we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_671,“but we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value.”,0.0,we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value,we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value
1436,What can we count on to make the value of the currency rise?,fact,2.0,“but we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_671,“but we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value.”,0.0,the fact that it will go up in value,the fact that it will go up in value
1437,What are the reasons for buying a house?,dreams,1.0,“they decide to buy the house of their dreams.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_672,“they decide to buy the house of their dreams.”,0.0,their dreams,their dreams
1438,What do people buy to live in their dreams?,house,2.0,“they decide to buy the house of their dreams.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_672,“they decide to buy the house of their dreams.”,0.0,the house,the house
1439,What percentage of people let their lack of money stop them from making a deal?,majority,1.0,“a majority of people let their lack of money stop them from making a deal.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_673,“a majority of people let their lack of money stop them from making a deal.”,0.0,a majority,a majority
1440,Why do people let their money stop them from making a deal?,lack,2.0,“a majority of people let their lack of money stop them from making a deal.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_673,“a majority of people let their lack of money stop them from making a deal.”,0.0,lack of money,lack of money
1441,"What determines whether something is income, expense, asset, or liability?",cash flow,1.0,"It is the direction of cash flow that determines whether something is income, expense, asset, or liability. CASH FLOW: Cash coming in (as income) and cash going out (as expenses). Cash flow tells the story.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_674,"“Term definitions: 401(k): A U.S. retirement plan developed by the ERISA Act of 1974 when companies realized they could not provide for retirees’ health care. ASSET: Something that puts money “in your pocket” with minimum labor. BALANCE SHEET: The lower part of an income-statement diagram, so called because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. CASH FLOW: Cash coming in (as income) and cash going out (as expenses). It is the direction of cash flow that determines whether something is income, expense, asset, or liability. Cash flow tells the story. FINANCIAL APTITUDE: What you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you. GOLDEN RULE: He who has the gold makes the rules.”",0.0,the direction of cash flow,the direction of cash flow
1442,What did the 401(k) plan not provide for retirees?,health care,2.0,“Term definitions: 401(k): A U.S. retirement plan developed by the ERISA Act of 1974 when companies realized they could not provide for retirees’ health care.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_674,"“Term definitions: 401(k): A U.S. retirement plan developed by the ERISA Act of 1974 when companies realized they could not provide for retirees’ health care. ASSET: Something that puts money “in your pocket” with minimum labor. BALANCE SHEET: The lower part of an income-statement diagram, so called because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. CASH FLOW: Cash coming in (as income) and cash going out (as expenses). It is the direction of cash flow that determines whether something is income, expense, asset, or liability. Cash flow tells the story. FINANCIAL APTITUDE: What you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you. GOLDEN RULE: He who has the gold makes the rules.”",0.0,health care,health care
1443,BALANCE SHEET: What is the balance of assets against liabilities?,liabilities,3.0,"BALANCE SHEET: The lower part of an income-statement diagram, so called because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_674,"“Term definitions: 401(k): A U.S. retirement plan developed by the ERISA Act of 1974 when companies realized they could not provide for retirees’ health care. ASSET: Something that puts money “in your pocket” with minimum labor. BALANCE SHEET: The lower part of an income-statement diagram, so called because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. CASH FLOW: Cash coming in (as income) and cash going out (as expenses). It is the direction of cash flow that determines whether something is income, expense, asset, or liability. Cash flow tells the story. FINANCIAL APTITUDE: What you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you. GOLDEN RULE: He who has the gold makes the rules.”",0.0,The lower part of an income-statement diagram,The lower part of an income-statement diagram
1444,What is the term for something that puts money in your pocket with minimal labor?,asset,4.0,"It is the direction of cash flow that determines whether something is income, expense, asset, or liability. ASSET: Something that puts money “in your pocket” with minimum labor.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_674,"“Term definitions: 401(k): A U.S. retirement plan developed by the ERISA Act of 1974 when companies realized they could not provide for retirees’ health care. ASSET: Something that puts money “in your pocket” with minimum labor. BALANCE SHEET: The lower part of an income-statement diagram, so called because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. CASH FLOW: Cash coming in (as income) and cash going out (as expenses). It is the direction of cash flow that determines whether something is income, expense, asset, or liability. Cash flow tells the story. FINANCIAL APTITUDE: What you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you. GOLDEN RULE: He who has the gold makes the rules.”",0.0,ASSET,ASSET
1445,What do you think of as your profession?,skills,1.0,“Learning skills outside what you think of as your profession will benefit you.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_675,“Learning skills outside what you think of as your profession will benefit you.”,0.0,Learning skills outside,Learning skills outside
1446,What do you think of as a profession?,profession,2.0,“Learning skills outside what you think of as your profession will benefit you.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_675,“Learning skills outside what you think of as your profession will benefit you.”,0.0,Learning skills outside what you think of as your profession,Learning skills outside what you think of as your profession
1447,Whose words have taught me the truth and wisdom of life?,dad,1.0,“I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_676,"“I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control. I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1448,What is the truth in rich dad's words?,wisdom,2.0,“I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_676,"“I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control. I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,wisdom,wisdom
1449,What is the truth in rich dad's words?,truth,3.0,“I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_676,"“I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control. I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,wisdom,wisdom
1450,What do I have control over?,control,4.0,I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. So much of life is out of our control.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_676,"“I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control. I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,myself,myself
1451,What are the benefits of the government?,benefits,1.0,“and I’m entitled to these benefits.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_677,“and I’m entitled to these benefits.”,0.0,entitled to these benefits,entitled to these benefits
1452,What did I raise in 90 days?,rest,1.0,“which bought me 90 days to raise the rest of the money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_678,“which bought me 90 days to raise the rest of the money.”,0.0,the rest of the money,the rest of the money
1453,What did the money buy me?,money,2.0,“which bought me 90 days to raise the rest of the money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_678,“which bought me 90 days to raise the rest of the money.”,0.0,90 days,90 days
1454,Who paid 30% of his income in taxes?,president obama,1.0,"“President Obama paid approximately 30% of his income in taxes and Governor Romney paid less than 13% in taxes, Mitt Romney began the downhill slide that would cost him the election.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_680,"“President Obama paid approximately 30% of his income in taxes and Governor Romney paid less than 13% in taxes, Mitt Romney began the downhill slide that would cost him the election. Taxes, again, were a focal point in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election. Rather than find out how people like Mitt Romney and President Donald Trump pay less in taxes legally, the poor and middle class get angry. While President Trump promises to reduce taxes for the poor and middle class, the reality is the rich will always pay less in taxes. The reason the rich pay less in taxes goes back to rich dad’s lesson number one: “The rich don’t work for money.” As long as a person works for money, they will pay taxes. Even when Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was promising to raise the taxes on the rich, she was promising to raise the taxes on those with high incomes—people like doctors, actors, and lawyers—not the real rich.”",0.0,President Obama,President Obama
1455,Who taught the rich to pay less taxes?,dad,2.0,"The reason the rich pay less in taxes goes back to rich dad’s lesson number one: “The rich don’t work for money.” As long as a person works for money, they will pay taxes.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_680,"“President Obama paid approximately 30% of his income in taxes and Governor Romney paid less than 13% in taxes, Mitt Romney began the downhill slide that would cost him the election. Taxes, again, were a focal point in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election. Rather than find out how people like Mitt Romney and President Donald Trump pay less in taxes legally, the poor and middle class get angry. While President Trump promises to reduce taxes for the poor and middle class, the reality is the rich will always pay less in taxes. The reason the rich pay less in taxes goes back to rich dad’s lesson number one: “The rich don’t work for money.” As long as a person works for money, they will pay taxes. Even when Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was promising to raise the taxes on the rich, she was promising to raise the taxes on those with high incomes—people like doctors, actors, and lawyers—not the real rich.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1456,What did President Obama pay less than 13% of his income in?,taxes,3.0,"Even when Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was promising to raise the taxes on the rich, she was promising to raise the taxes on those with high incomes—people like doctors, actors, and lawyers—not the real rich.” Even when Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was promising to raise the taxes on the rich, she was promising to raise the taxes on those with high incomes—people like doctors, actors, and lawyers—not the real rich.” “President Obama paid approximately 30% of his income in taxes and Governor Romney paid less than 13% in taxes, Mitt Romney began the downhill slide that would cost him the election.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_680,"“President Obama paid approximately 30% of his income in taxes and Governor Romney paid less than 13% in taxes, Mitt Romney began the downhill slide that would cost him the election. Taxes, again, were a focal point in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election. Rather than find out how people like Mitt Romney and President Donald Trump pay less in taxes legally, the poor and middle class get angry. While President Trump promises to reduce taxes for the poor and middle class, the reality is the rich will always pay less in taxes. The reason the rich pay less in taxes goes back to rich dad’s lesson number one: “The rich don’t work for money.” As long as a person works for money, they will pay taxes. Even when Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was promising to raise the taxes on the rich, she was promising to raise the taxes on those with high incomes—people like doctors, actors, and lawyers—not the real rich.”",0.0,taxes,taxes
1457,Where do we look to be true to our inner wisdom?,mirror,1.0,"“Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to our inner wisdom rather than our fears.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_681,"“Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to our inner wisdom rather than our fears.”",0.0,in the mirror,in the mirror
1458,What are the reasons for our inner wisdom?,fears,2.0,"“Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to our inner wisdom rather than our fears.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_681,"“Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to our inner wisdom rather than our fears.”",0.0,fears,fears
1459,What is financial struggle?,struggle,1.0,Financial struggle is”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_682,“It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own business. Financial struggle is”,0.0,Mind your own business,Mind your own business
1460,Mind your own business is what number three of the rich?,secret,2.0,“It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own business.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_682,“It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own business. Financial struggle is”,0.0,secret,secret
1461,Mind your own what?,business,3.0,That secret is: Mind your own business.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_682,“It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own business. Financial struggle is”,0.0,business,business
1462,What is the secret number three of the rich?,number,4.0,“It is secret number three of the rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_682,“It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own business. Financial struggle is”,0.0,Mind your own business,Mind your own business
1463,What do some people learn and move on?,lesson,1.0,A few learn the lesson and move on.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_683,"“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like you fight.”",0.0,the lesson,the lesson
1464,What pushes them around?,life,2.0,They welcome life pushing them around. “Life pushes all of us around.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_683,"“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like you fight.”",0.0,life,life
1465,What do some people give up and fight?,people,3.0,"To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something. Some people give up and others fight.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_683,"“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like you fight.”",0.0,quit,quit
1466,What is not buying?,investing,1.0,Investing is not buying.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_684,"“Again, it’s what you know more than what you buy. Investing is not buying. It’s more a case of knowing.”",0.0,Investing,Investing
1467,Is it more a case of knowing?,case,2.0,It’s more a case of knowing.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_684,"“Again, it’s what you know more than what you buy. Investing is not buying. It’s more a case of knowing.”",0.0,Investing is not buying. It’s more a case of knowing,Investing is not buying. It’s more a case of knowing
1468,"What are the rich using to create more money, not to pay bills?",savings,1.0,"“The rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay bills.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_685,"“The rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay bills.”",0.0,savings,savings
1469,"What do the rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay?",bills,2.0,"“The rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay bills.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_685,"“The rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay bills.”",0.0,bills,bills
1470,What do Garrett Sutton's books provide insight into the power of?,corporations,1.0,“Garret Sutton’s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations.” “Garret Sutton’s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_686,“Garret Sutton’s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations.”,0.0,personal corporations,personal corporations
1471,What is the normal business activity of an individual or business?,business activities,1.0,“INCOME: The money that is received as a result of the normal business activities of an individual or business.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_687,"“INCOME: The money that is received as a result of the normal business activities of an individual or business. INCOME STATEMENT, OR PROFIT-AND-LOSS STATEMENT: It measures income and expenses: money in and money out. LIABILITY: Something that takes money “out of your pocket.” MUTUAL FUND: A variety of stocks, bonds, or securities grouped together, managed by a professional investment company and purchased by individual investors through shares. The shares possess no direct ownership value in the various companies.”",0.0,INCOME,INCOME
1472,What is the name of the company that manages the mutual funds?,investment company,2.0,"LIABILITY: Something that takes money “out of your pocket.” MUTUAL FUND: A variety of stocks, bonds, or securities grouped together, managed by a professional investment company and purchased by individual investors through shares.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_687,"“INCOME: The money that is received as a result of the normal business activities of an individual or business. INCOME STATEMENT, OR PROFIT-AND-LOSS STATEMENT: It measures income and expenses: money in and money out. LIABILITY: Something that takes money “out of your pocket.” MUTUAL FUND: A variety of stocks, bonds, or securities grouped together, managed by a professional investment company and purchased by individual investors through shares. The shares possess no direct ownership value in the various companies.”",0.0,professional investment company,professional investment company
1473,What is a mutual fund?,stocks,3.0,"LIABILITY: Something that takes money “out of your pocket.” MUTUAL FUND: A variety of stocks, bonds, or securities grouped together, managed by a professional investment company and purchased by individual investors through shares.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_687,"“INCOME: The money that is received as a result of the normal business activities of an individual or business. INCOME STATEMENT, OR PROFIT-AND-LOSS STATEMENT: It measures income and expenses: money in and money out. LIABILITY: Something that takes money “out of your pocket.” MUTUAL FUND: A variety of stocks, bonds, or securities grouped together, managed by a professional investment company and purchased by individual investors through shares. The shares possess no direct ownership value in the various companies.”",0.0,"A variety of stocks, bonds, or securities grouped together","A variety of stocks, bonds, or securities grouped together"
1474,Income and what else is measured in a profit and loss statement?,expenses,4.0,"INCOME STATEMENT, OR PROFIT-AND-LOSS STATEMENT: It measures income and expenses: money in and money out.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_687,"“INCOME: The money that is received as a result of the normal business activities of an individual or business. INCOME STATEMENT, OR PROFIT-AND-LOSS STATEMENT: It measures income and expenses: money in and money out. LIABILITY: Something that takes money “out of your pocket.” MUTUAL FUND: A variety of stocks, bonds, or securities grouped together, managed by a professional investment company and purchased by individual investors through shares. The shares possess no direct ownership value in the various companies.”",0.0,expenses,expenses
1475,"Wealth measures how much money you make and, therefore, your financial survivability?",survivability,1.0,"“wealth measures how much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial survivability.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_688,"“wealth measures how much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial survivability.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
1476,What is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business?,literacy,1.0,“Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_689,“Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business.”,0.0,Financial literacy,Financial literacy
1477,Financial literacy allows you to identify the weaknesses and strengths of any business?,strengths,2.0,“Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_689,“Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business.”,0.0,Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements,Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements
1478,What do I buy assets that generate to pay for the house?,cash flow,1.0,"When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_690,"“you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability. When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",0.0,cash flow,cash flow
1479,What is the difference between a liability and an asset?,asset,2.0,“you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_690,"“you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability. When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",0.0,cash flow,cash flow
1480,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,3.0,“you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_690,"“you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability. When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",0.0,cash flow to pay for the house,cash flow to pay for the house
1481,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,difference,4.0,“you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_690,"“you should understand the difference between an asset and a liability. When I want a bigger house, I first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.”",0.0,cash flow to pay for the house,cash flow to pay for the house
1482,Why do over 90 percent of the American public play not to lose?,struggles,1.0,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_691,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.”,0.0,struggles financially,struggles financially
1483,What percentage of the American public struggles financially?,percent,2.0,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_691,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.”,0.0,over 90 percent,over 90 percent
1484,Why do people struggle financially?,reason,3.0,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_691,“The main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.”,0.0,they play not to lose,they play not to lose
1485,What is your greatest asset?,wealth,1.0,“It is what you know that is your greatest wealth.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_692,“It is what you know that is your greatest wealth. It is what you do not know that is your greatest risk.”,0.0,what you know,what you know
1486,What is the greatest risk?,risk,2.0,It is what you do not know that is your greatest risk.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_692,“It is what you know that is your greatest wealth. It is what you do not know that is your greatest risk.”,0.0,what you do not know,what you do not know
1487,What is greater than the fear of losing?,excitement,1.0,"“You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_693,"“You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning.”",0.0,excitement of winning,excitement of winning
1488,What was greater than the excitement of winning?,fear,2.0,"“You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_693,"“You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning.”",0.0,the fear of losing,the fear of losing
1489,What is the size of a person's life?,paycheck,1.0,To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_695,"“To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”",0.0,the size of a paycheck,the size of a paycheck
1490,What is the worst way to live?,bills,2.0,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_695,"“To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”",0.0,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills
1491,What is the size of a paycheck?,size,3.0,To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_695,"“To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”",0.0,living a life,living a life
1492,What do you work hard for?,money,4.0,"“To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Please don’t let money run your life.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_695,"“To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”",0.0,money,money
1493,What is the new 401(k) plan that is riskier?,retirement plans,1.0,"“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’” “She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow their brains out.’” Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. “In his book The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement plans for top management.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_696,"“In his book The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement plans for top management. When I asked her what people who don’t have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’. “What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’” “She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow their brains out.’” Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care and the picture is frightening.”",0.0,defined-benefit retirement plans,defined-benefit retirement plans
1494,What did Karpel call the new 401(k) plan that is riskier?,silver bullet,2.0,"“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’” “She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow their brains out.’” Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. When I asked her what people who don’t have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_696,"“In his book The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement plans for top management. When I asked her what people who don’t have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’. “What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’” “She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow their brains out.’” Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care and the picture is frightening.”",0.0,The Silver Bullet,The Silver Bullet
1495,Where did Craig S. Karpel visit?,headquarters,3.0,"“In his book The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement plans for top management.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_696,"“In his book The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement plans for top management. When I asked her what people who don’t have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’. “What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’” “She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow their brains out.’” Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care and the picture is frightening.”",0.0,the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm,the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm
1496,What must I increase to maintain my wealth?,cash flow,1.0,"If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth.” When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then I will be wealthy. Assuming a 30-day month, I have enough cash flow for half a month.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_697,"“Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day month, I have enough cash flow for half a month. When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then I will be wealthy. So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth.”",0.0,cash flow,cash flow
1497,Whose definition did he use?,buckminster fuller,2.0,“Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_697,"“Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day month, I have enough cash flow for half a month. When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then I will be wealthy. So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth.”",0.0,Buckminster Fuller,Buckminster Fuller
1498,What do I earn from each month?,assets,3.0,"I now have income generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly expenses. When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then I will be wealthy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_697,"“Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day month, I have enough cash flow for half a month. When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then I will be wealthy. So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth.”",0.0,assets,assets
1499,What is the level of money that I need to increase to maintain my expenses?,wealth,4.0,"If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_697,"“Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day month, I have enough cash flow for half a month. When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then I will be wealthy. So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
1500,"Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your what?",employee,1.0,"Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_698,"“Once a dollar goes into it, never let it come out. Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations.”",0.0,employee,employee
1501,How long does money work for?,generations,2.0,The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_698,"“Once a dollar goes into it, never let it come out. Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations.”",0.0,24 hours a day and can work for generations,24 hours a day and can work for generations
1502,What is the first dollar that goes into your asset column?,dollar,3.0,"Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee. “Once a dollar goes into it, never let it come out.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_698,"“Once a dollar goes into it, never let it come out. Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations.”",0.0,it becomes your employee,it becomes your employee
1503,What do people cling to that makes them work harder?,ideas,1.0,"“I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_699,"“I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were, and they resist change.”",0.0,old ideas,old ideas
1504,What do people resist?,change,2.0,"They want things to be the way they were, and they resist change.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_699,"“I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were, and they resist change.”",0.0,change,change
1505,Why do so many people struggle?,today,3.0,"“I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_699,"“I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were, and they resist change.”",0.0,they cling to old ideas,they cling to old ideas
1506,"Who are struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas?",people,4.0,"“I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_699,"“I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way they were, and they resist change.”",0.0,so many people,so many people
1507,How many generations from now will people look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been?,generations,1.0,"Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_700,"“This period we are in now is a most exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting. So”",0.0,Generations,Generations
1508,What is the most exciting era of history?,era,2.0,"Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_700,"“This period we are in now is a most exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting. So”",0.0,It was the death of the old and birth of the new,It was the death of the old and birth of the new
1509,What was the birth of the new?,birth,3.0,It was the death of the old and birth of the new.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_700,"“This period we are in now is a most exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting. So”",0.0,death,death
1510,What is the most exciting time in our history?,history,4.0,"“This period we are in now is a most exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_700,"“This period we are in now is a most exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting. So”",0.0,This period we are in now,This period we are in now
1511,What are the grandes oportunidades no se ven con losojos sino con la mente?,las,1.0,“Las grandes oportunidades no se ven con losojos sino con la mente.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_701,“Las grandes oportunidades no se ven con losojos sino con la mente.”,0.0,Las,Las
1512,What do you think is the greatest opportunity?,oportunidades,2.0,“Las grandes oportunidades no se ven con losojos sino con la mente.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_701,“Las grandes oportunidades no se ven con losojos sino con la mente.”,0.0,mente,mente
1513,How is social security funded?,payroll deductions,1.0,“SOCIAL SECURITY: A social welfare or social insurance program commonly funded through automatic payroll deductions to subsidize persons in their old age and with disabilities.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_702,“SOCIAL SECURITY: A social welfare or social insurance program commonly funded through automatic payroll deductions to subsidize persons in their old age and with disabilities.”,0.0,automatic payroll deductions,automatic payroll deductions
1514,What is social security?,insurance program,2.0,“SOCIAL SECURITY: A social welfare or social insurance program commonly funded through automatic payroll deductions to subsidize persons in their old age and with disabilities.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_702,“SOCIAL SECURITY: A social welfare or social insurance program commonly funded through automatic payroll deductions to subsidize persons in their old age and with disabilities.”,0.0,A social welfare or social insurance program,A social welfare or social insurance program
1515,What is the meaning of learning?,dad,1.0,“Chapter Six - LESSON 6: WORK TO LEARN— DON'T WORK FOR MONEY Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant everything to my rich dad.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_704,“Chapter Six - LESSON 6: WORK TO LEARN— DON'T WORK FOR MONEY Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant everything to my rich dad.”,0.0,everything to my rich dad,everything to my rich dad
1516,What is the lesson 6?,lesson,2.0,“Chapter Six - LESSON 6: WORK TO LEARN— DON'T WORK FOR MONEY Job security meant everything to my educated dad.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_704,“Chapter Six - LESSON 6: WORK TO LEARN— DON'T WORK FOR MONEY Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant everything to my rich dad.”,0.0,WORK TO LEARN— DON'T WORK FOR MONEY,WORK TO LEARN— DON'T WORK FOR MONEY
1517,What is a tax deduction?,mortgage interest,1.0,“mortgage interest is a tax deduction.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_705,“mortgage interest is a tax deduction.”,0.0,mortgage interest,mortgage interest
1518,What is mortgage interest?,tax deduction,2.0,“mortgage interest is a tax deduction.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_705,“mortgage interest is a tax deduction.”,0.0,a tax deduction,a tax deduction
1519,What are the words that you use to describe your mind?,words,1.0,"“You become what you study.” In other words, be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_706,"“You become what you study.” In other words, be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”",0.0,powerful that you become what you put in your head,powerful that you become what you put in your head
1520,What is so powerful that you become what you put in your head?,mind,2.0,"“You become what you study.” In other words, be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_706,"“You become what you study.” In other words, be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you become what you put in your head.”",0.0,your mind,your mind
1521,What is the best hamburger restaurant in the world?,mcdonald,1.0,"I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems. “When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_707,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
1522,What is the best thing that McDonald's can cook?,hamburger,2.0,"I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.” “When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_707,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”",0.0,hamburger,hamburger
1523,What do students ask when they ask me how many of them can cook a better hamburger than McDonald's?,classes,3.0,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_707,"“When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?” The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”",0.0,almost all the students raise their hands,almost all the students raise their hands
1524,What is the denial of truth?,denial,1.0,That’s a denial of truth.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_708,"“I’ve met so many people who say, ‘Oh, I’m not interested in money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who hoards money.”",0.0,they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day,they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day
1525,What is a denial of?,truth,2.0,That’s a denial of truth.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_708,"“I’ve met so many people who say, ‘Oh, I’m not interested in money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who hoards money.”",0.0,truth,truth
1526,What is probably more psychotic than a person who hoards money?,thinking,3.0,That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who hoards money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_708,"“I’ve met so many people who say, ‘Oh, I’m not interested in money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who hoards money.”",0.0,That kind of thinking,That kind of thinking
1527,What is more psychotic than someone who hoards money?,person,4.0,That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who hoards money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_708,"“I’ve met so many people who say, ‘Oh, I’m not interested in money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who hoards money.”",0.0,That kind of thinking,That kind of thinking
1528,What is the next trick?,trick,1.0,“The next trick was to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_709,“The next trick was to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned.”,0.0,to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned,to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned
1529,What did the next trick be to actually put into action what I had learned?,discipline,2.0,“The next trick was to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_709,“The next trick was to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned.”,0.0,discipline,discipline
1530,"What is an example of intellectual property that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market?",scripts,1.0,"•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_710,"“Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,"music, scripts, and patents","music, scripts, and patents"
1531,What are businesses that do not require my presence?,businesses,2.0,"“Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_710,"“Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,I own them,I own them
1532,"What is the name of the intellectual property that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market?",patents,3.0,"•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_710,"“Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Anything else,Anything else
1533,"If I quit my job today, I would be able to cover my monthly expenses with what?",cash flow,1.0,"If I quit my job today, I would be able to cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.” If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_712,"“So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth. Also note that it is at this point that I’m no longer dependent on my wages. I have focused on, and been successful in, building an asset column that has made me financially independent. If I quit my job today, I would be able to cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.”",0.0,the cash flow from my assets,the cash flow from my assets
1534,What do I get income from each month that fully covers my monthly expenses?,assets,2.0,"If I quit my job today, I would be able to cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.” I now have income generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly expenses.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_712,"“So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth. Also note that it is at this point that I’m no longer dependent on my wages. I have focused on, and been successful in, building an asset column that has made me financially independent. If I quit my job today, I would be able to cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.”",0.0,assets,assets
1535,What is the level of money that I need to increase to maintain my expenses?,wealth,3.0,"If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_712,"“So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my cash flow to maintain this level of wealth. Also note that it is at this point that I’m no longer dependent on my wages. I have focused on, and been successful in, building an asset column that has made me financially independent. If I quit my job today, I would be able to cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.”",0.0,cash flow to maintain this level of wealth,cash flow to maintain this level of wealth
1536,Where do most people stop?,people,1.0,“That is where most people stop.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_713,“That is where most people stop.”,0.0,That is where most people stop.”,That is where most people stop.”
1537,What is the first year of business school?,business school,1.0,They find a young bright student just out of business school and begin grooming that person to someday take over the company.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_714,"“Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student just out of business school and begin grooming that person to someday take over the company. So these bright young employees do not specialize in one department. They are moved from department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations of the business and how the various departments interrelate.”",0.0,just out of business school,just out of business school
1538,Who groomed me?,mike,2.0,“Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_714,"“Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student just out of business school and begin grooming that person to someday take over the company. So these bright young employees do not specialize in one department. They are moved from department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations of the business and how the various departments interrelate.”",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
1539,What are some examples of corporations doing the same thing?,corporations,3.0,Many corporations do the same thing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_714,"“Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student just out of business school and begin grooming that person to someday take over the company. So these bright young employees do not specialize in one department. They are moved from department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations of the business and how the various departments interrelate.”",0.0,Many corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student,Many corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student
1540,What are the aspects of business systems?,aspects,4.0,They are moved from department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_714,"“Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student just out of business school and begin grooming that person to someday take over the company. So these bright young employees do not specialize in one department. They are moved from department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations of the business and how the various departments interrelate.”",0.0,all,all
1541,What do you want to avoid?,trap,1.0,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_715,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire.”",0.0,"the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire","the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire"
1542,What are fear and desire?,emotions,2.0,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_715,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire.”",0.0,two emotions,two emotions
1543,Who do Kim and I meet with several times a year?,advisors,1.0,Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_716,"“WHY EDUCATION IS FAILING Most teachers lack real-world experience—they have not done what they teach. They haven’t actually experienced what they teach, made mistakes, learned from those mistakes, and applied what they’ve learned as they continue to practice and get better and better. Schools teach us to read and memorize. I believe that ‘studying’ is the key to applying what we learn. Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together. As the Cone of Learning (on page 28) illustrates, discussion and cooperation are great ways to learn.”",0.0,our Advisors,our Advisors
1544,What is the cone of learning?,cone,2.0,"As the Cone of Learning (on page 28) illustrates, discussion and cooperation are great ways to learn.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_716,"“WHY EDUCATION IS FAILING Most teachers lack real-world experience—they have not done what they teach. They haven’t actually experienced what they teach, made mistakes, learned from those mistakes, and applied what they’ve learned as they continue to practice and get better and better. Schools teach us to read and memorize. I believe that ‘studying’ is the key to applying what we learn. Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together. As the Cone of Learning (on page 28) illustrates, discussion and cooperation are great ways to learn.”",0.0,on page 28,on page 28
1545,What is the best way to learn?,cooperation,3.0,"As the Cone of Learning (on page 28) illustrates, discussion and cooperation are great ways to learn.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_716,"“WHY EDUCATION IS FAILING Most teachers lack real-world experience—they have not done what they teach. They haven’t actually experienced what they teach, made mistakes, learned from those mistakes, and applied what they’ve learned as they continue to practice and get better and better. Schools teach us to read and memorize. I believe that ‘studying’ is the key to applying what we learn. Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together. As the Cone of Learning (on page 28) illustrates, discussion and cooperation are great ways to learn.”",0.0,discussion and cooperation,discussion and cooperation
1546,What is the Cone of Learning?,learning,4.0,"As the Cone of Learning (on page 28) illustrates, discussion and cooperation are great ways to learn.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_716,"“WHY EDUCATION IS FAILING Most teachers lack real-world experience—they have not done what they teach. They haven’t actually experienced what they teach, made mistakes, learned from those mistakes, and applied what they’ve learned as they continue to practice and get better and better. Schools teach us to read and memorize. I believe that ‘studying’ is the key to applying what we learn. Kim and I meet with our Advisors several times a year and we choose books to read and study together. As the Cone of Learning (on page 28) illustrates, discussion and cooperation are great ways to learn.”",0.0,discussion and cooperation are great ways to learn,discussion and cooperation are great ways to learn
1547,"If you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will teach you that.",money work,1.0,"But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will teach you that.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_717,"“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”",0.0,if you want to learn,if you want to learn
1548,What is rich dad's name?,dad,2.0,"“No, not really,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_717,"“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”",0.0,"work for money, then stay in school","work for money, then stay in school"
1549,"If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in what?",school,3.0,"“If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in school.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_717,"“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”",0.0,school,school
1550,What is the best place to learn to do that?,place,4.0,That is a great place to learn to do that.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_717,"“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”",0.0,stay in school,stay in school
1551,"If I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. “My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows.",cash flow,1.0,"And as long as I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. “My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_718,"“My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column. The more money that goes into my asset column, the more my asset column grows. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. As this reinvestment process continues, I am well on my way to becoming rich.”",0.0,I am well on my way to becoming rich,I am well on my way to becoming rich
1552,"If I keep my income from physical labor less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor?",expenses,2.0,"And as long as I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_718,"“My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column. The more money that goes into my asset column, the more my asset column grows. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. As this reinvestment process continues, I am well on my way to becoming rich.”",0.0,well on my way to becoming rich,well on my way to becoming rich
1553,Whose words have taught me the truth and wisdom of life?,dad,1.0,“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_719,"“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control. I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1554,What is the truth in rich dad's words?,wisdom,2.0,“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_719,"“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control. I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,wisdom,wisdom
1555,What is the truth in rich dad's words?,truth,3.0,“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_719,"“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control. I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,wisdom,wisdom
1556,What do I have control over?,control,4.0,I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. So much of life is out of our control.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_719,"“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control. I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,myself,myself
1557,Who said “Heavens no!”?,dad,1.0,“Heavens no!” said rich dad.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_720,“Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its share first.”,0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1558,What does the government always take first?,share,2.0,“The government always takes its share first.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_720,“Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its share first.”,0.0,its share,its share
1559,Who always takes its share first?,government,3.0,“The government always takes its share first.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_720,“Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its share first.”,0.0,The government,The government
1560,What is priceless?,skill,1.0,That skill is priceless.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_721,"“Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless.”",0.0,how fast you learn. That skill,how fast you learn. That skill
1561,What is the fast changing world of today?,today,2.0,"“Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_721,"“Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless.”",0.0,how fast you learn,how fast you learn
1562,What is changing fast in today's world?,world,3.0,"“Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_721,"“Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless.”",0.0,what you know is old. It is how fast you learn,what you know is old. It is how fast you learn
1563,What does more money rarely solve?,money problems,1.0,“More money seldom solves someone’s money problems.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_723,“More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. Intelligence solves problems.”,0.0,someone’s money problems,someone’s money problems
1564,What is the answer to solving problems?,intelligence,2.0,Intelligence solves problems.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_723,“More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. Intelligence solves problems.”,0.0,Intelligence,Intelligence
1565,What is the truth of a saying?,saying,1.0,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_725,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying,”",0.0,some degree,some degree
1566,What is the truth of the saying?,truth,2.0,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_725,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying,”",0.0,some degree,some degree
1567,What is the individual lacking internal control and what is the best way to handle it?,discipline,1.0,“the individual lacks internal control and discipline.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_726,“the individual lacks internal control and discipline.”,0.0,discipline,discipline
1568,What is the individual lacking in internal discipline?,control,2.0,“the individual lacks internal control and discipline.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_726,“the individual lacks internal control and discipline.”,0.0,control,control
1569,Who did Rich dad encourage me to know a little about?,mike,1.0,“Rich dad encouraged Mike and me to know a little about a lot.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_727,“Rich dad encouraged Mike and me to know a little about a lot. He encouraged us to work with people smarter than we were and to bring smart people together to work as a team. Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,0.0,Mike,Mike
1570,What is the synergy of professional specialties today?,synergy,2.0,Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_727,“Rich dad encouraged Mike and me to know a little about a lot. He encouraged us to work with people smarter than we were and to bring smart people together to work as a team. Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,0.0,smart people together to work as a team,smart people together to work as a team
1571,What is synergy of professional?,specialities,3.0,Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_727,“Rich dad encouraged Mike and me to know a little about a lot. He encouraged us to work with people smarter than we were and to bring smart people together to work as a team. Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,0.0,specialities,specialities
1572,Who encouraged Mike and me to know a little about a lot?,dad,4.0,“Rich dad encouraged Mike and me to know a little about a lot.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_727,“Rich dad encouraged Mike and me to know a little about a lot. He encouraged us to work with people smarter than we were and to bring smart people together to work as a team. Today it would be called a synergy of professional specialities.”,0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
1573,"Who said ""I can't afford it""?",dad,1.0,"My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. “one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. “one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_728,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,one dad,one dad
1574,"What does one let you off the hook, and the other forces you to think?",hook,2.0,"One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_728,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,One is a statement,One is a statement
1575,"What was the habit of saying ""I can't afford it""?",habit,3.0,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_728,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,one dad,one dad
1576,What is the term for a piece of real estate that is sold for an exchange?,capital gain,1.0,“Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_729,"“Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate.”",0.0,capital gain,capital gain
1577,What is real estate?,investment vehicle,2.0,Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_729,"“Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate.”",0.0,one investment vehicle,one investment vehicle
1578,What is the tax advantage of real estate?,tax advantage,3.0,Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_729,"“Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate.”",0.0,you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate,you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate
1579,Who can delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange?,seller,4.0,“Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_729,"“Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate.”",0.0,a seller,a seller
1580,What is the result of people working all their lives for someone else?,struggle,1.0,“Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_732,“Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,0.0,Financial struggle,Financial struggle
1581,What are the consequences of people working for someone else?,lives,2.0,“Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_732,“Financial struggle is often the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,0.0,Financial struggle,Financial struggle
1582,What do you need to learn to conquer the situation you fear most?,skill,1.0,“Subconscious moment: The situation you fear most is the skill that you need to learn and conquer.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_733,"“Subconscious moment: The situation you fear most is the skill that you need to learn and conquer. And you may have to force yourself to do it, though—like going to the gym—you’ll be glad you did. What”",0.0,Subconscious moment,Subconscious moment
1583,What is the most important thing to learn and conquer?,situation,2.0,“Subconscious moment: The situation you fear most is the skill that you need to learn and conquer.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_733,"“Subconscious moment: The situation you fear most is the skill that you need to learn and conquer. And you may have to force yourself to do it, though—like going to the gym—you’ll be glad you did. What”",0.0,The situation you fear most,The situation you fear most
1584,What is the moment you fear most?,moment,3.0,“Subconscious moment: The situation you fear most is the skill that you need to learn and conquer.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_733,"“Subconscious moment: The situation you fear most is the skill that you need to learn and conquer. And you may have to force yourself to do it, though—like going to the gym—you’ll be glad you did. What”",0.0,Subconscious moment,Subconscious moment
1585,Who suggested that you learn a lot of things?,dad,1.0,“You want to know a little about a lot” was rich dad’s suggestion.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_734,“You want to know a little about a lot” was rich dad’s suggestion.”,0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1586,What was rich dad's idea?,suggestion,2.0,“You want to know a little about a lot” was rich dad’s suggestion.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_734,“You want to know a little about a lot” was rich dad’s suggestion.”,0.0,You want to know a little about a lot,You want to know a little about a lot
1587,What emotion do most people use to control their emotions?,greed,1.0,Most people use fear and greed against themselves. We will always have emotions of fear and greed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_735,"“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay your reactions and think. That is important. We will always have emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance.”",0.0,fear and greed,fear and greed
1588,What is the start of ignorance?,ignorance,2.0,That’s the start of ignorance.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_735,"“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay your reactions and think. That is important. We will always have emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance.”",0.0,Most people use fear and greed against themselves,Most people use fear and greed against themselves
1589,"By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay your thoughts and what else?",reactions,3.0,"“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay your reactions and think.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_735,"“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay your reactions and think. That is important. We will always have emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance.”",0.0,reactions,reactions
1590,How do you use your emotions?,advantage,4.0,"From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_735,"“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay your reactions and think. That is important. We will always have emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance.”",0.0,to your advantage,to your advantage
1591,How much money do we have in our hands to choose our future?,dollar,1.0,"Most people are not trained to see it.” “Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.” “Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_736,"“There is gold everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.” “Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.” “Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",0.0,every dollar,every dollar
1592,"Without a strong reason, anything in life is hard.",purpose,2.0,"Most people are not trained to see it.” “Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.” “Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_736,"“There is gold everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.” “Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.” “Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",0.0,There is gold,There is gold
1593,What is the most important thing in life?,class,3.0,"Most people are not trained to see it.” “Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.” “Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_736,"“There is gold everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.” “Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.” “Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",0.0,strong reason or purpose,strong reason or purpose
1594,"With every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our what?",future,4.0,"Most people are not trained to see it.” “Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.” “Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_736,"“There is gold everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.” “Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.” “Financially, with every dollar we get in our hands, we hold the power to choose our future: to be rich, poor, or middle class.”",0.0,future,future
1595,What is the most important thing to look at in the mirror?,japanese,1.0,"That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find truth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_737,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find truth. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money. It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or popular trends:”",0.0,truth,truth
1596,What is the fear of public speaking caused by?,ostracism,2.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or popular trends:”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_737,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find truth. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money. It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or popular trends:”",0.0,the fear of ostracism,the fear of ostracism
1597,What is the fear of public speaking caused by?,ridicule,3.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_737,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find truth. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money. It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or popular trends:”",0.0,the fear of ostracism,the fear of ostracism
1598,Why do people fear being different?,prevents,4.0,The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_737,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems. That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find truth. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money. It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or popular trends:”",0.0,prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems,prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems
1599,What is the rat race?,rat race,1.0,This is what I call the Rat Race.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_738,“People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”,0.0,increasing their spending,increasing their spending
1600,What is the emotion that controls people's lives?,greed,2.0,“People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_738,“People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”,0.0,fear and greed,fear and greed
1601,What is the cycle of increasing spending?,cycle,3.0,Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_738,“People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”,0.0,the Rat Race,the Rat Race
1602,What do they do when they offer them more money?,spending,4.0,Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_738,“People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”,0.0,increasing their spending,increasing their spending
1603,What do you let life push you into?,submission,1.0,“But the truth is that you let life push you into submission.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_739,"“But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”",0.0,submission,submission
1604,What were you afraid of doing?,risks,2.0,Deep down you were terrified of taking risks.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_739,"“But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”",0.0,taking risks,taking risks
1605,What is the fear of losing more than the excitement of winning?,excitement,3.0,"You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_739,"“But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”",0.0,greater,greater
1606,What is greater than the excitement of winning?,fear,4.0,"You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_739,"“But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”",0.0,the fear of losing,the fear of losing
1607,What is the size of a person's life?,paycheck,1.0,To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_740,"“To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.”",0.0,paycheck,paycheck
1608,"To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your what, is cruel?",dreams,2.0,"“To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_740,"“To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.”",0.0,dreams,dreams
1609,What is the worst way to live?,bills,3.0,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_740,"“To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.”",0.0,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills
1610,What is the size of a paycheck?,size,4.0,To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_740,"“To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.”",0.0,living a life,living a life
1611,What is the financial burden of buying a luxury on credit?,debt,1.0,“Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_741,“Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.”,0.0,debt,debt
1612,What does buying a credit card cause a person to resent because the debt becomes a financial burden?,luxury,2.0,“Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.” “Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_741,“Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.”,0.0,luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually resent that luxury,luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually resent that luxury
1613,What is the inner wisdom of the crowd?,genius,1.0,"“All too often, instead of trusting their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_742,"“All too often, instead of trusting their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd.”",0.0,genius,genius
1614,What do most people trust in their inner wisdom?,wisdom,2.0,"“All too often, instead of trusting their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_742,"“All too often, instead of trusting their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd.”",0.0,genius,genius
1615,What did her readers find interesting?,articles,1.0,“Her articles held a reader’s interest.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_743,“Her articles held a reader’s interest.”,0.0,articles,articles
1616,Who did her articles hold interest in?,reader,2.0,“Her articles held a reader’s interest.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_743,“Her articles held a reader’s interest.”,0.0,reader,reader
1617,What did we separate from?,crowd,1.0,“We just began to separate from the crowd.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_745,“We just began to separate from the crowd.”,0.0,the crowd,the crowd
1618,What is the best quote from a cynic?,sayings,1.0,"“Unchecked doubt and fear creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_746,"“Cynics never win,” said rich dad. “Unchecked doubt and fear creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings.”",0.0,"Cynics criticize, and winners analyze","Cynics criticize, and winners analyze"
1619,Who said that cynics never win?,dad,2.0,"“Cynics never win,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_746,"“Cynics never win,” said rich dad. “Unchecked doubt and fear creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1620,What does unchecked doubt and fear create?,cynics,3.0,"“Unchecked doubt and fear creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings.” “Cynics never win,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_746,"“Cynics never win,” said rich dad. “Unchecked doubt and fear creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings.”",0.0,a cynic,a cynic
1621,What do cynics analyze?,winners,4.0,"“Unchecked doubt and fear creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_746,"“Cynics never win,” said rich dad. “Unchecked doubt and fear creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings.”",0.0,criticize,criticize
1622,"If you are spending everything you get, what will increase your spending?",cash,1.0,"If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. “Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your head.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_747,"“Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”",0.0,an increase in cash,an increase in cash
1623,What is the name of a fool and his money?,fool,2.0,"Thus, the saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_747,"“Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”",0.0,one big party,one big party
1624,"If you spend everything you get, it will result in an increase in what?",spending,3.0,"If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_747,"“Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”",0.0,spending,spending
1625,"If you spend everything you get, what is the pattern?",pattern,4.0,"If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. “Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your head.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_747,"“Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”",0.0,an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending,an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending
1626,What is an example of intellectual property?,scripts,1.0,"2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_748,"“1.​Businesses that do not require his presence: He owns them, but they are managed or run by other people. If he has to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes his job. 2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",0.0,"music, scripts, and patents","music, scripts, and patents"
1627,"What is the name of the intellectual property that is used to make music, scripts, and patents?",patents,2.0,"2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_748,"“1.​Businesses that do not require his presence: He owns them, but they are managed or run by other people. If he has to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes his job. 2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
1628,What is income-generating real estate?,estate,3.0,"2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_748,"“1.​Businesses that do not require his presence: He owns them, but they are managed or run by other people. If he has to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes his job. 2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents”",0.0,Bonds,Bonds
1629,Who is the president of the United States?,donald trump,1.0,"“And I read about Donald Trump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_749,"“And I read about Donald Trump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.”",0.0,Donald Trump,Donald Trump
1630,What does Donald Trump negotiate?,deals,2.0,"“And I read about Donald Trump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_749,"“And I read about Donald Trump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.”",0.0,puts deals together,puts deals together
1631,What is the biggest detractors of personal genius?,self-doubt,1.0,"“Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_750,"“Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold.”",0.0,excessive fear and self-doubt,excessive fear and self-doubt
1632,What are excessive fear and self-doubt?,detractors,2.0,"“Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_750,"“Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold.”",0.0,the greatest detractors of personal genius,the greatest detractors of personal genius
1633,What is the greatest detractors of personal genius?,genius,3.0,"“Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_750,"“Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold.”",0.0,excessive fear and self-doubt,excessive fear and self-doubt
1634,What do students lack to act on the answers?,courage,4.0,"It broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage to act on the answer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_750,"“Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold.”",0.0,courage,courage
1635,What are tax-lien certificates?,certificates,1.0,“tax-lien certificates”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_751,“tax-lien certificates”,0.0,tax-lien certificates,tax-lien certificates
1636,What is rich dad's name?,dad,1.0,"“Yes,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_752,"“Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”",0.0,I exploit people,I exploit people
1637,"What is their fear, not mine?",fear,2.0,"It’s their fear, not mine.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_752,"“Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”",0.0,exploit,exploit
1638,What is the government?,government,3.0,“Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_752,"“Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”",0.0,sugar plantation,sugar plantation
1639,What is the benefit of a tree?,enjoyment,1.0,Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_753,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment. Mike”",0.0,shade,shade
1640,What are the roots of the plant?,roots,2.0,Its roots are implanted deep enough.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_753,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment. Mike”",0.0,deep enough,deep enough
1641,What does the tree provide for your enjoyment?,shade,3.0,Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_753,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment. Mike”",0.0,shade,shade
1642,What provides shade for your enjoyment?,tree,4.0,Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment. “It’s like planting a tree.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_753,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment. Mike”",0.0,the tree,the tree
1643,What is the second largest expense after taxes?,credit card debt,1.0,"After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit card debt.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_754,"“You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit card debt.”",0.0,mortgage and credit card debt,mortgage and credit card debt
1644,What is the largest expense after taxes?,mortgage,2.0,"After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit card debt.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_754,"“You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit card debt.”",0.0,mortgage and credit card debt,mortgage and credit card debt
1645,What is the biggest expense after mortgage and credit card debt?,taxes,3.0,"After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit card debt.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_754,"“You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit card debt.”",0.0,taxes,taxes
1646,What is the largest expense after taxes?,expense,4.0,"After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit card debt.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_754,"“You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit card debt.”",0.0,mortgage and credit card debt,mortgage and credit card debt
1647,Why do prices go up?,greed,1.0,Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_755,"“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should actually come down. Of course, that is often only true in theory. Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools taught people about money, there would be more money and lower prices. But schools only focus on teaching people how to work for money, not how to harness money's power.”",0.0,greed and fear caused by ignorance,greed and fear caused by ignorance
1648,Why do prices go up?,ignorance,2.0,Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_755,"“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should actually come down. Of course, that is often only true in theory. Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools taught people about money, there would be more money and lower prices. But schools only focus on teaching people how to work for money, not how to harness money's power.”",0.0,greed and fear caused by ignorance,greed and fear caused by ignorance
1649,Why do prices go up?,fear,3.0,Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_755,"“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should actually come down. Of course, that is often only true in theory. Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools taught people about money, there would be more money and lower prices. But schools only focus on teaching people how to work for money, not how to harness money's power.”",0.0,greed and fear caused by ignorance,greed and fear caused by ignorance
1650,What is the best place to teach people how to work for money?,schools,4.0,"But schools only focus on teaching people how to work for money, not how to harness money's power.” If schools taught people about money, there would be more money and lower prices.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_755,"“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should actually come down. Of course, that is often only true in theory. Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools taught people about money, there would be more money and lower prices. But schools only focus on teaching people how to work for money, not how to harness money's power.”",0.0,schools,schools
1651,What holds you back from achieving your dream?,dream,1.0,“What holds you back from achieving your dream?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_756,“What holds you back from achieving your dream?”,0.0,What holds you back from achieving your dream?”,What holds you back from achieving your dream?”
1652,What are the main management skills needed for success?,management skills,1.0,"The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_757,"“For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. It enables you to learn more and will pay dividends in the long runs. The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",0.0,"Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3","Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3"
1653,What is the most important management skill for success?,cash flow,2.0,"The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_757,"“For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. It enables you to learn more and will pay dividends in the long runs. The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",0.0,Management of cash flow,Management of cash flow
1654,What is the most important specialized skill?,marketing,3.0,And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_757,"“For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. It enables you to learn more and will pay dividends in the long runs. The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",0.0,sales and marketing,sales and marketing
1655,How does it pay dividends in the long run?,runs,4.0,It enables you to learn more and will pay dividends in the long runs.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_757,"“For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. It enables you to learn more and will pay dividends in the long runs. The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",0.0,it is considered smart,it is considered smart
1656,What do the rich don't work for?,money,1.0,“The rich don’t work for money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_758,“The rich don’t work for money.”,0.0,money,money
1657,What will happen if you give what you want first?,buckets,1.0,"“Whenever you feel “short” or in “need” of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_759,"“Whenever you feel “short” or in “need” of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship”",0.0,it will come back in buckets,it will come back in buckets
1658,"What is true for money, a smile, love, and what else?",friendship,2.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_759,"“Whenever you feel “short” or in “need” of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship”",0.0,friendship,friendship
1659,"What is true for money, love, friendship?",smile,3.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_759,"“Whenever you feel “short” or in “need” of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship”",0.0,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets
1660,"What is true for money, smile, friendship?",love,4.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_759,"“Whenever you feel “short” or in “need” of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, friendship”",0.0,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets
1661,What do people invest in even if they lose money?,assets,1.0,They invest in assets even if they might lose money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_760,“Financially successful people aren’t scared of losing money. They invest in assets even if they might lose money.”,0.0,assets,assets
1662,What do financially successful people don't fear losing?,money,2.0,“Financially successful people aren’t scared of losing money. They invest in assets even if they might lose money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_760,“Financially successful people aren’t scared of losing money. They invest in assets even if they might lose money.”,0.0,money,money
1663,Who aren't scared of losing money?,people,3.0,“Financially successful people aren’t scared of losing money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_760,“Financially successful people aren’t scared of losing money. They invest in assets even if they might lose money.”,0.0,Financially successful people,Financially successful people
1664,Who did we grow distant from?,classmates,1.0,"“The more we knew about the power of money, the more distant we grew from the teachers and our classmates.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_761,"“The more we knew about the power of money, the more distant we grew from the teachers and our classmates.”",0.0,teachers and our classmates,teachers and our classmates
1665,Who did we grow distant from?,teachers,2.0,"“The more we knew about the power of money, the more distant we grew from the teachers and our classmates.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_761,"“The more we knew about the power of money, the more distant we grew from the teachers and our classmates.”",0.0,teachers and our classmates,teachers and our classmates
1666,What does not seem to go anywhere?,work,1.0,"“My work does not seem to go anywhere,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_762,"“My work does not seem to go anywhere,”",0.0,My work,My work
1667,What is the best way to get rich?,guts,1.0,“having the guts to go against the tide and get rich.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_763,“having the guts to go against the tide and get rich.”,0.0,having the guts to go against the tide,having the guts to go against the tide
1668,What is the tide?,tide,2.0,“having the guts to go against the tide and get rich.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_763,“having the guts to go against the tide and get rich.”,0.0,against the tide,against the tide
1669,What is the most important thing you get excited about?,paycheck,1.0,“Greed is when you get overly excited about your paycheck and spend them in a minute.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_764,“Greed is when you get overly excited about your paycheck and spend them in a minute.”,0.0,your paycheck,your paycheck
1670,What is it called when you get overly excited about your paycheck and spend them in a minute?,greed,2.0,“Greed is when you get overly excited about your paycheck and spend them in a minute.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_764,“Greed is when you get overly excited about your paycheck and spend them in a minute.”,0.0,Greed,Greed
1671,Who do the pobres and the class media trabajan para obtener dinero?,los,1.0,“Los pobres y la clase media trabajan para obtener dinero. Los ricos hacen que el dinero trabaje para ellos.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_765,“Los pobres y la clase media trabajan para obtener dinero. Los ricos hacen que el dinero trabaje para ellos.”,0.0,Los ricos,Los ricos
1672,Why was the poor man not rich?,problem,1.0,"“The problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_766,"“The problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.”",0.0,the rich man was not rich yet,the rich man was not rich yet
1673,What was the problem with the rich man not being rich yet?,man,2.0,"“The problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.” “The problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_766,"“The problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.”",0.0,poor man was not yet poor,poor man was not yet poor
1674,"What is it that people fail to realize that while an idea was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone?",liability,1.0,"It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.” Old ideas are their biggest liability.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_767,"“I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.”",0.0,It is a liability,It is a liability
1675,Who is the person who blames technology or the economy for the loss of their jobs?,boss,2.0,"“I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or their boss.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_767,"“I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.”",0.0,their boss,their boss
1676,What do people blame for losing their jobs?,technology,3.0,"“I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or their boss.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_767,"“I know people who are losing their jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.”",0.0,technology or the economy or their boss,technology or the economy or their boss
1677,What did you resisted when I tempted you with more money?,emotions,1.0,"When you again resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. When you boys mastered your emotions by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_768,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions. When you boys mastered your emotions by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. When you again resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. That’s the first step.”",0.0,your emotions,your emotions
1678,"When I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in what way?",spite,2.0,"When you again resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_768,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions. When you boys mastered your emotions by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. When you again resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. That’s the first step.”",0.0,in spite of being emotionally charged,in spite of being emotionally charged
1679,Who mastered their emotions by agreeing to work for free?,boys,3.0,"When you boys mastered your emotions by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_768,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions. When you boys mastered your emotions by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. When you again resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. That’s the first step.”",0.0,you boys,you boys
1680,"When you boys mastered your emotions by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was what?",hope,4.0,"When you boys mastered your emotions by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_768,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions. When you boys mastered your emotions by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. When you again resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. That’s the first step.”",0.0,hope,hope
1681,What is the joy of being rich?,joy,1.0,“the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_769,“the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”,0.0,pain of losing money,pain of losing money
1682,What is greater than the joy of being rich?,pain,2.0,“the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_769,“the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”,0.0,the pain of losing money,the pain of losing money
1683,What was the reason for the continued use of my grievance?,grievance,1.0,"“saying, I continued with my grievance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_770,"“saying, I continued with my grievance. “I thought you were”",0.0,I thought you were,I thought you were
1684,Who granted us a one week extension?,mom,1.0,“Mom granted us a one-week extension.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_771,“Mom granted us a one-week extension.”,0.0,Mom,Mom
1685,What did Mom grant to us for one week?,extension,2.0,“Mom granted us a one-week extension.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_771,“Mom granted us a one-week extension.”,0.0,extension,extension
1686,What does a bigger home mean?,expenses,1.0,"“A bigger home meant bigger expenses,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_772,"“A bigger home meant bigger expenses,”",0.0,bigger expenses,bigger expenses
1687,What is bigger?,home,2.0,"“A bigger home meant bigger expenses,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_772,"“A bigger home meant bigger expenses,”",0.0,expenses,expenses
1688,What did I defend in my attempt to be helpful?,suggestion,1.0,"“In my attempt to be helpful, I found myself defending my suggestion.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_773,"“In my attempt to be helpful, I found myself defending my suggestion.”",0.0,my suggestion,my suggestion
1689,How did I defend my suggestion?,attempt,2.0,"“In my attempt to be helpful, I found myself defending my suggestion.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_773,"“In my attempt to be helpful, I found myself defending my suggestion.”",0.0,In my attempt to be helpful,In my attempt to be helpful
1690,Who wrote the Cone of Learning?,dale,1.0,“THE CONE OF LEARNING Edgar Dale gets credit for helping us to understand that we learn best through action—doing the real thing or a simulation. Dale and his Cone of Learning tell us that reading and lecture are the least effective ways to learn.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_774,“THE CONE OF LEARNING Edgar Dale gets credit for helping us to understand that we learn best through action—doing the real thing or a simulation. Sometimes it’s called experiential learning. Dale and his Cone of Learning tell us that reading and lecture are the least effective ways to learn. And yet we all know how most schools teach: reading and lecture.”,0.0,Edgar Dale,Edgar Dale
1691,What is the best way to learn?,simulation,2.0,“THE CONE OF LEARNING Edgar Dale gets credit for helping us to understand that we learn best through action—doing the real thing or a simulation.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_774,“THE CONE OF LEARNING Edgar Dale gets credit for helping us to understand that we learn best through action—doing the real thing or a simulation. Sometimes it’s called experiential learning. Dale and his Cone of Learning tell us that reading and lecture are the least effective ways to learn. And yet we all know how most schools teach: reading and lecture.”,0.0,action,action
1692,What is the most effective way to learn?,cone,3.0,“THE CONE OF LEARNING Edgar Dale gets credit for helping us to understand that we learn best through action—doing the real thing or a simulation. Dale and his Cone of Learning tell us that reading and lecture are the least effective ways to learn.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_774,“THE CONE OF LEARNING Edgar Dale gets credit for helping us to understand that we learn best through action—doing the real thing or a simulation. Sometimes it’s called experiential learning. Dale and his Cone of Learning tell us that reading and lecture are the least effective ways to learn. And yet we all know how most schools teach: reading and lecture.”,0.0,action,action
1693,What do some people think that no one is exploding because they don't have the time to plant a plantation?,pago,1.0,“Algunas personas dicen que exploto a la gente porque no le pago tanto como la plantación de azúcar o el gobierno.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_775,"“Algunas personas dicen que exploto a la gente porque no le pago tanto como la plantación de azúcar o el gobierno. Lo que yo digo es que la gente se explota a sí misma. Es su miedo el que acepta esa situación, no el mío.”",0.0,azúcar,azúcar
1694,What is the best way to learn?,passion,1.0,"When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure so passion does not direct them. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. “True learning takes energy, passion, a burning desire.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_776,"“True learning takes energy, passion, a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure so passion does not direct them. Fear does. ...it's easier to learn to work for money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of money is discussed.”",0.0,"energy, passion, a burning desire","energy, passion, a burning desire"
1695,What is a big part of the formula for passion and love combined?,anger,2.0,"Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_776,"“True learning takes energy, passion, a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure so passion does not direct them. Fear does. ...it's easier to learn to work for money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of money is discussed.”",0.0,Anger,Anger
1696,What is anger a big part of?,formula,3.0,"Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_776,"“True learning takes energy, passion, a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure so passion does not direct them. Fear does. ...it's easier to learn to work for money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of money is discussed.”",0.0,that formula,that formula
1697,What is the process of learning?,learning,4.0,"“True learning takes energy, passion, a burning desire.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_776,"“True learning takes energy, passion, a burning desire. Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secure so passion does not direct them. Fear does. ...it's easier to learn to work for money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of money is discussed.”",0.0,"energy, passion, a burning desire","energy, passion, a burning desire"
1698,What is financial intelligence?,intelligence,1.0,"“Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been much more difficult.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_777,"“Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been much more difficult.”",0.0,financial IQ,financial IQ
1699,"Without financial intelligence, what would have been much more difficult?",road,2.0,"“Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been much more difficult.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_777,"“Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been much more difficult.”",0.0,my road to financial independence,my road to financial independence
1700,What do people still challenge me on the idea that a house is not an asset?,asset,1.0,"“Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being an asset.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_779,"“Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being an asset.”",0.0,Today,Today
1701,What do people still challenge me on about a house not being an asset?,idea,2.0,"“Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being an asset.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_779,"“Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being an asset.”",0.0,the idea,the idea
1702,What should you not dip into when you come up short?,investments,1.0,"“2.​When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip into your savings or investments.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_780,"“2.​When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip into your savings or investments.”",0.0,your savings or investments,your savings or investments
1703,What are some of the best investments you can make?,savings,2.0,"“2.​When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip into your savings or investments.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_780,"“2.​When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip into your savings or investments.”",0.0,savings,savings
1704,Who taught me that it is important to choose teachers who have actually done what you want to do?,dad,1.0,“One lesson from rich dad that has become crystal clear over the past 20 years is the importance of choosing teachers who have actually DONE what you want to do.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_781,“One lesson from rich dad that has become crystal clear over the past 20 years is the importance of choosing teachers who have actually DONE what you want to do.”,0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1705,What is the importance of choosing teachers who have actually DONE what you want to do?,crystal,2.0,“One lesson from rich dad that has become crystal clear over the past 20 years is the importance of choosing teachers who have actually DONE what you want to do.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_781,“One lesson from rich dad that has become crystal clear over the past 20 years is the importance of choosing teachers who have actually DONE what you want to do.”,0.0,One lesson from rich dad,One lesson from rich dad
1706,"What is the number one delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class?",self-discipline,1.0,"“Personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_782,"“Personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class.”",0.0,Personal self-discipline,Personal self-discipline
1707,"What is the number one delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class?",factor,2.0,"“Personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_782,"“Personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class.”",0.0,Personal self-discipline,Personal self-discipline
1708,Who calls noise?,peter lynch,1.0,"Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_783,"“Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom. It is a unique investment tool. Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise. That’s what my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their mind instead of open their eyes.”",0.0,Peter Lynch,Peter Lynch
1709,What do you think is the biggest fear?,doubts,2.0,"That’s what my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their mind instead of open their eyes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_783,"“Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom. It is a unique investment tool. Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise. That’s what my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their mind instead of open their eyes.”",0.0,I don’t want to fix toilets,I don’t want to fix toilets
1710,What does Peter Lynch call the idea of fixing toilets?,noise,3.0,"Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_783,"“Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking financial independence or freedom. It is a unique investment tool. Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise. That’s what my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their mind instead of open their eyes.”",0.0,noise,noise
1711,What is the name of the hole you dug yourself into?,hole,1.0,“If you find you have dug yourself into a hole… stop digging”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_784,“If you find you have dug yourself into a hole… stop digging”,0.0,stop digging,stop digging
1712,Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is called what?,insanity,1.0,The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_785,"“•​Stop doing what you’re doing. In other words, take a break and assess what is working and what is not working. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. Stop doing what is not working, and look for something new.”",0.0,insanity,insanity
1713,What is insanity?,definition,2.0,The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_785,"“•​Stop doing what you’re doing. In other words, take a break and assess what is working and what is not working. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. Stop doing what is not working, and look for something new.”",0.0,doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result,doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result
1714,What is the best way to assess what is working and what is not working?,break,3.0,"In other words, take a break and assess what is working and what is not working.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_785,"“•​Stop doing what you’re doing. In other words, take a break and assess what is working and what is not working. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. Stop doing what is not working, and look for something new.”",0.0,take a break,take a break
1715,What is the definition of insanity?,result,4.0,The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_785,"“•​Stop doing what you’re doing. In other words, take a break and assess what is working and what is not working. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. Stop doing what is not working, and look for something new.”",0.0,doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result,doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result
1716,Is it true that the rich are not taxed?,reality,1.0,The reality is that the rich are not taxed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_786,"“The reason the middle class is so heavily taxed is because of the Robin Hood ideal. The reality is that the rich are not taxed. It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.”",0.0,The reality is that the rich are not taxed,The reality is that the rich are not taxed
1717,"What is the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor?",class,2.0,"It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.” It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.” “The reason the middle class is so heavily taxed is because of the Robin Hood ideal.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_786,"“The reason the middle class is so heavily taxed is because of the Robin Hood ideal. The reality is that the rich are not taxed. It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.”",0.0,the rich,the rich
1718,What is the best job you can do?,day job,1.0,"Keep your day job, be a great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_787,"“Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations. Keep your day job, be a great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.”",0.0,Keep your day job,Keep your day job
1719,"Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your what?",employee,2.0,"“Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee. Keep your day job, be a great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_787,"“Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations. Keep your day job, be a great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.”",0.0,employee,employee
1720,Money can work for how long?,generations,3.0,The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_787,"“Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 24 hours a day and can work for generations. Keep your day job, be a great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.”",0.0,generations,generations
1721,What are the poor and middle class?,losers,1.0,"“the biggest losers are the poor and middle class, the people who work for money and save money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_788,"“the biggest losers are the poor and middle class, the people who work for money and save money.”",0.0,the biggest losers,the biggest losers
1722,Who are the biggest losers?,people,2.0,"“the biggest losers are the poor and middle class, the people who work for money and save money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_788,"“the biggest losers are the poor and middle class, the people who work for money and save money.”",0.0,poor and middle class,poor and middle class
1723,What did the increase in taxes put on the budget?,strain,1.0,“so the increase put a strain on their budget.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_789,“so the increase put a strain on their budget.”,0.0,a strain,a strain
1724,What did the increase in taxes put a strain on?,budget,2.0,“so the increase put a strain on their budget.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_789,“so the increase put a strain on their budget.”,0.0,their budget,their budget
1725,"What is filled with smart, talented, educated, and gifted people?",world,1.0,"“The world is filled with smart, talented, educated, and gifted people.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_790,"“The world is filled with smart, talented, educated, and gifted people.”",0.0,The world,The world
1726,What is meant to be enjoyed?,life,1.0,“Life was meant to be enjoyed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_791,“Life was meant to be enjoyed.”,0.0,Life,Life
1727,What is the benefit of a tree?,enjoyment,1.0,Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_792,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment”",0.0,shade for your enjoyment,shade for your enjoyment
1728,What are the roots of the plant?,roots,2.0,Its roots are implanted deep enough.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_792,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment”",0.0,deep enough,deep enough
1729,What does the tree provide for your enjoyment?,shade,3.0,Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_792,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment”",0.0,shade,shade
1730,What provides shade for your enjoyment?,tree,4.0,Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment” “It’s like planting a tree.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_792,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment”",0.0,the tree,the tree
1731,What is the one million dollar asset?,asset,1.0,"I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_793,"“Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early. Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it.”",0.0,"$5,000 cash","$5,000 cash"
1732,How do you get the hang of it?,hang,2.0,"In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_793,"“Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early. Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it.”",0.0,it’s pretty easy,it’s pretty easy
1733,"What did I turn $5,000 into a one-million-dollar asset in less than six years?",cash,3.0,"I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years. I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_793,"“Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early. Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it.”",0.0,"$5,000 a month cash flow","$5,000 a month cash flow"
1734,What are the greatest losses of all?,losses,1.0,“•​The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_794,“•​The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities.”,0.0,missed opportunities,missed opportunities
1735,What are the greatest losses of all?,opportunities,2.0,“•​The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_794,“•​The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities.”,0.0,missed opportunities,missed opportunities
1736,What do I constantly shocked at how little talented people earn?,people,1.0,“I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_795,“I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn.”,0.0,I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn.”,I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn.”
1737,"What is the name of the неуда, иеаие неуда, иеат и усеов?",люди,1.0,"“Люди, избегающие неудач, избегают и успехов.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_796,"“Люди, избегающие неудач, избегают и успехов.”",0.0,Люди,Люди
1738,"What is in the story of the guy sitting with in his arms on a cold, freezing night?",firewood,1.0,"“It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his arms on a cold, freezing night.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_797,"“It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his arms on a cold, freezing night. He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, “When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.”",0.0,firewood,firewood
1739,"What is the most important thing to remember when it comes to money, love, sales, and contacts?",happiness,2.0,"He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, “When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_797,"“It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his arms on a cold, freezing night. He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, “When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.”",0.0,give first,give first
1740,"What is the most important thing to remember when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and what else?",contacts,3.0,"He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, “When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_797,"“It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his arms on a cold, freezing night. He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, “When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.”",0.0,give first,give first
1741,"Who was sitting with firewood in his arms on a cold, freezing night?",guy,4.0,"“It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his arms on a cold, freezing night.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_797,"“It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his arms on a cold, freezing night. He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, “When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.”",0.0,the guy,the guy
1742,What do people treat their home as instead of investing in income-producing assets?,asset,1.0,"“They treat their home as their primary asset, instead of investing in income-producing assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_798,"“They treat their home as their primary asset, instead of investing in income-producing assets.”",0.0,their primary asset,their primary asset
1743,What is the primary asset of a person?,home,2.0,"“They treat their home as their primary asset, instead of investing in income-producing assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_798,"“They treat their home as their primary asset, instead of investing in income-producing assets.”",0.0,their home,their home
1744,What is tied up in your house?,money,1.0,"“your money is tied up in your house,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_799,"“your money is tied up in your house,”",0.0,your money,your money
1745,Where is your money tied up?,house,2.0,"“your money is tied up in your house,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_799,"“your money is tied up in your house,”",0.0,your house,your house
1746,What is one skill away from great wealth?,wealth,1.0,“They are one skill away from great wealth.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_800,“They are one skill away from great wealth.”,0.0,They,They
1747,What is one skill away from wealth?,skill,2.0,“They are one skill away from great wealth.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_800,“They are one skill away from great wealth.”,0.0,They,They
1748,Who did he believe in paying well?,professionals,1.0,"“He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_801,"“He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also.”",0.0,professionals,professionals
1749,What did he adopt to pay professionals well?,policy,2.0,"“He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_801,"“He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also.”",0.0,policy,policy
1750,What is the profession of a banker?,banker,1.0,"“Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. Their profession may be a banker, but they still need their own business”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_802,"“Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have confused their profession with their business. Their profession may be a banker, but they still need their own business”",0.0,banker,banker
1751,What do people confuse their business with their profession?,profession,2.0,"And they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have confused their profession with their business. Their profession may be a banker, but they still need their own business”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_802,"“Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have confused their profession with their business. Their profession may be a banker, but they still need their own business”",0.0,banker,banker
1752,What is the most common way that people confuse their profession with their business?,instance,3.0,"And they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have confused their profession with their business.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_802,"“Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have confused their profession with their business. Their profession may be a banker, but they still need their own business”",0.0,I’m a banker,I’m a banker
1753,What do people often confuse their profession with their business?,business,4.0,"“Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have confused their profession with their business. Their profession may be a banker, but they still need their own business”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_802,"“Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have confused their profession with their business. Their profession may be a banker, but they still need their own business”",0.0,banker,banker
1754,What are the main management skills needed for success?,management skills,1.0,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_803,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",0.0,"Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3","Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3"
1755,What is the main management skill needed for success?,cash flow,2.0,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_803,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",0.0,Management of cash flow,Management of cash flow
1756,What is the most important specialized skill?,marketing,3.0,And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_803,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",0.0,sales and marketing,sales and marketing
1757,What are the main management skills needed for?,success,4.0,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_803,"“The main management skills needed for success are: 1) Management of cash flow, 2) Management of systems, and 3) Management of people. And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. Communication skills such as writing, speaking, and negotiating are crucial to a life of success.”",0.0,success,success
1758,What could have grown in value during the loss of time?,assets,1.0,"“1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_804,"“1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value.”",0.0,other assets,other assets
1759,What would have been the value of other assets if they had been lost?,value,2.0,"“1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_804,"“1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value.”",0.0,grown in value,grown in value
1760,What does he say he doesn't work for?,money,1.0,“I don’t work for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works for me!”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_805,“I don’t work for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works for me!”,0.0,money,money
1761,What did he repeat over and over again?,words,2.0,“I don’t work for money!” were words he would repeat over and over.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_805,“I don’t work for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works for me!”,0.0,“I don’t work for money!”,“I don’t work for money!”
1762,"What is an example of intellectual property that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market?",scripts,1.0,"2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_806,"“Robert says real assets fall into the following categories: 1.​Businesses that do not require his presence: He owns them, but they are managed or run by other people. If he has to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes his job. 2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
1763,What does Robert say are real assets?,assets,2.0,"“Robert says real assets fall into the following categories: 1.​Businesses that do not require his presence: He owns them, but they are managed or run by other people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_806,"“Robert says real assets fall into the following categories: 1.​Businesses that do not require his presence: He owns them, but they are managed or run by other people. If he has to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes his job. 2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Businesses that do not require his presence,Businesses that do not require his presence
1764,"What is the value of intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents?",property,3.0,"2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_806,"“Robert says real assets fall into the following categories: 1.​Businesses that do not require his presence: He owns them, but they are managed or run by other people. If he has to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes his job. 2.​Stocks 3.​Bonds 4.​Income-generating real estate 5.​Notes (IOUs) 6.​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents 7.​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
1765,What is my eyes and ears in the market?,broker,1.0,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_808,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day so I do not have to be.”,0.0,A broker,A broker
1766,What is the eye of a broker?,ears,2.0,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_808,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day so I do not have to be.”,0.0,my eyes and ears,my eyes and ears
1767,How often are they there?,day,3.0,They’re there every day so I do not have to be.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_808,“A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day so I do not have to be.”,0.0,every day,every day
1768,What is rich dad's name?,dad,1.0,"“Yes,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_809,"“Yes,” said rich dad. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.”",0.0,"Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions","Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions"
1769,What do you use to think?,emotions,2.0,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.” “Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_809,"“Yes,” said rich dad. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.”",0.0,emotions,emotions
1770,What puts money in my pocket?,asset,1.0,“An asset puts money in my pocket.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_811,“An asset puts money in my pocket. A liability takes”,0.0,An asset,An asset
1771,What does an asset put in my pocket?,money,2.0,“An asset puts money in my pocket.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_811,“An asset puts money in my pocket. A liability takes”,0.0,money,money
1772,What do you love most?,assets,1.0,"“Acquire the type of assets you love, because you will take better care of them and enjoy learning about them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_812,"“Acquire the type of assets you love, because you will take better care of them and enjoy learning about them.”",0.0,assets,assets
1773,What do you do when you have assets you love?,care,2.0,"“Acquire the type of assets you love, because you will take better care of them and enjoy learning about them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_812,"“Acquire the type of assets you love, because you will take better care of them and enjoy learning about them.”",0.0,Acquire,Acquire
1774,What do the poor and middle class buy first?,luxuries,1.0,"“An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.” “An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_813,"“An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.”",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
1775,"Why do rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first?",distinction,2.0,"“An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_813,"“An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.”",0.0,An important distinction,An important distinction
1776,What will improve even if they earn nothing?,communication skills,1.0,"Even if they earn nothing, their communication skills will improve.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_814,"“Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses. I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful. I advise them to just spend a year learning to sell. Even if they earn nothing, their communication skills will improve. And that is priceless.”",0.0,their communication skills,their communication skills
1777,What are my friends who can't communicate with other people?,geniuses,2.0,"I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_814,"“Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses. I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful. I advise them to just spend a year learning to sell. Even if they earn nothing, their communication skills will improve. And that is priceless.”",0.0,geniuses,geniuses
1778,What are the strengths and weaknesses of being technically specialized?,strengths,3.0,“Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_814,"“Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses. I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful. I advise them to just spend a year learning to sell. Even if they earn nothing, their communication skills will improve. And that is priceless.”",0.0,strengths,strengths
1779,Why are my friends so poor?,result,4.0,"I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_814,"“Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses. I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful. I advise them to just spend a year learning to sell. Even if they earn nothing, their communication skills will improve. And that is priceless.”",0.0,they cannot communicate effectively with other human beings,they cannot communicate effectively with other human beings
1780,What are the best investments sold to sophisticated investors?,investments,1.0,"“And the best investments are usually first sold to sophisticated investors, who then turn around and sell them to the people playing it safe.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_815,"“And the best investments are usually first sold to sophisticated investors, who then turn around and sell them to the people playing it safe.”",0.0,best investments,best investments
1781,Who do sophisticated investors turn around and sell their investments to?,people,2.0,"“And the best investments are usually first sold to sophisticated investors, who then turn around and sell them to the people playing it safe.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_815,"“And the best investments are usually first sold to sophisticated investors, who then turn around and sell them to the people playing it safe.”",0.0,the people playing it safe,the people playing it safe
1782,How do I know when to make quick decisions?,skill,1.0,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_816,"“If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have the opportunity that you asked for.”",0.0,important skill,important skill
1783,What come and go?,opportunities,2.0,Opportunities come and go.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_816,"“If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have the opportunity that you asked for.”",0.0,Opportunities,Opportunities
1784,How do I know when to make quick decisions?,decisions,3.0,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_816,"“If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have the opportunity that you asked for.”",0.0,important skill,important skill
1785,"If you can’t make up your mind, you’ll never learn to make what?",money,4.0,"“If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never learn to make money anyway.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_816,"“If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have the opportunity that you asked for.”",0.0,money,money
1786,What do the poor and middle class acquire that they think are assets?,liabilities,1.0,"The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_817,"“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.”",0.0,liabilities,liabilities
1787,Who said the rich and poor acquire liabilities that they think are assets?,dad,2.0,"The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_817,"“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1788,What do rich people think of liabilities?,assets,3.0,"The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.” “Rich people acquire assets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_817,"“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.”",0.0,assets,assets
1789,What class acquires liabilities that they think are assets?,class,4.0,"The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_817,"“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.”",0.0,poor and middle class,poor and middle class
1790,What is rich dad's name?,dad,1.0,"Just look at your dad. “Yes,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_818,"“So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked. “Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.” “But don’t you feel you should pay them more?” I asked. “I don’t have to. And besides, more money will not solve their problems. Just look at your dad. He makes a lot of money, and he still can’t pay his bills. Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.”",0.0,Fear,Fear
1791,What is the only thing he can’t pay?,bills,2.0,"He makes a lot of money, and he still can’t pay his bills.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_818,"“So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked. “Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.” “But don’t you feel you should pay them more?” I asked. “I don’t have to. And besides, more money will not solve their problems. Just look at your dad. He makes a lot of money, and he still can’t pay his bills. Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.”",0.0,bills,bills
1792,Why do people take low pay jobs?,jobs,3.0,Fear does.” “So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_818,"“So passion does not direct them. Fear does.” “So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked. “Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.” “But don’t you feel you should pay them more?” I asked. “I don’t have to. And besides, more money will not solve their problems. Just look at your dad. He makes a lot of money, and he still can’t pay his bills. Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.”",0.0,Fear,Fear
1793,Who did he want to learn how money works?,robert,1.0,"He was also glad that Robert was angry, because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.” He wanted Robert to learn how money worked so he could make it work for him.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_819,"“What would solve the problem? His brain, Mike’s dad told him. He wanted Robert to learn how money worked so he could make it work for him. He was also glad that Robert was angry, because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”",0.0,Robert,Robert
1794,Who is Mike's dad?,mike,2.0,"His brain, Mike’s dad told him.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_819,"“What would solve the problem? His brain, Mike’s dad told him. He wanted Robert to learn how money worked so he could make it work for him. He was also glad that Robert was angry, because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”",0.0,His brain,His brain
1795,Who told Mike that his brain was working?,dad,3.0,"His brain, Mike’s dad told him.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_819,"“What would solve the problem? His brain, Mike’s dad told him. He wanted Robert to learn how money worked so he could make it work for him. He was also glad that Robert was angry, because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”",0.0,dad,dad
1796,What is Mike’s brain?,brain,4.0,"His brain, Mike’s dad told him.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_819,"“What would solve the problem? His brain, Mike’s dad told him. He wanted Robert to learn how money worked so he could make it work for him. He was also glad that Robert was angry, because anger combines with love to create passion—a key component of learning.”",0.0,Robert to learn how money worked,Robert to learn how money worked
1797,"What do the rich and middle class buy with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance?",luxuries,1.0,"The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance.” Then the income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_820,"“The old-money people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance.”",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
1798,"What do the poor and middle class buy with their own sweat, blood, and children's inheritance?",inheritance,2.0,"The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_820,"“The old-money people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance.”",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
1799,What is the most important thing that the poor and middle class buys with their own money?,sweat,3.0,"The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_820,"“The old-money people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance.”",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
1800,What is the middle class in a constant state of financial?,struggle,1.0,“The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_821,“The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.”,0.0,struggle,struggle
1801,What is the middle class?,class,2.0,“The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_821,“The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.”,0.0,constant state of financial struggle,constant state of financial struggle
1802,What is the most popular TV show I have ever been on?,radio shows,1.0,"“So I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply because I was willing to be controversial.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_822,"“So I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply because I was willing to be controversial.”",0.0,radio shows,radio shows
1803,What was the title that would get me on more TV and radio shows?,title,2.0,"“So I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply because I was willing to be controversial.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_822,"“So I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply because I was willing to be controversial.”",0.0,I was willing to be controversial,I was willing to be controversial
1804,What do people sell on their own?,house,1.0,“People who sell their house on their own must not value their time much.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_823,“People who sell their house on their own must not value their time much.”,0.0,house,house
1805,What do people who sell their house on their own not value?,time,2.0,“People who sell their house on their own must not value their time much.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_823,“People who sell their house on their own must not value their time much.”,0.0,their time,their time
1806,Who do you choose to be the power of myth?,heroes,1.0,“9.​Choose heroes: the power of myth”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_824,“9.​Choose heroes: the power of myth”,0.0,heroes,heroes
1807,What is the power of myth?,myth,2.0,“9.​Choose heroes: the power of myth”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_824,“9.​Choose heroes: the power of myth”,0.0,Choose heroes,Choose heroes
1808,What is the foundation of KISS?,foundation,1.0,"“KISS principle—Keep It Simple, Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and that made our financial foundation strong.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_825,"“KISS principle—Keep It Simple, Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and that made our financial foundation strong.”",0.0,financial,financial
1809,What is the KISS principle?,stupid,2.0,"“KISS principle—Keep It Simple, Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and that made our financial foundation strong.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_825,"“KISS principle—Keep It Simple, Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and that made our financial foundation strong.”",0.0,"Keep It Simple, Stupid","Keep It Simple, Stupid"
1810,What do students leave school without?,skills,1.0,"“Because students leave school without financial skills, millions of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find themselves struggling financially.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_826,"“Because students leave school without financial skills, millions of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you.”",0.0,financial skills,financial skills
1811,What do millions of educated people pursue after leaving school without financial skills?,profession,2.0,"“Because students leave school without financial skills, millions of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find themselves struggling financially.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_826,"“Because students leave school without financial skills, millions of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you.”",0.0,their profession successfully,their profession successfully
1812,What is missing from a student's education?,education,3.0,"What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but how to manage money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_826,"“Because students leave school without financial skills, millions of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you.”",0.0,how to manage money,how to manage money
1813,Why do millions of educated people pursue their profession without financial skills?,students,4.0,"“Because students leave school without financial skills, millions of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find themselves struggling financially.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_826,"“Because students leave school without financial skills, millions of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work hard for you.”",0.0,students leave school,students leave school
1814,What is the primary income of a person?,salary,1.0,“Their primary income is through their salary.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_827,“Their primary income is through their salary.”,0.0,their salary,their salary
1815,What is the primary income of a person?,income,2.0,“Their primary income is through their salary.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_827,“Their primary income is through their salary.”,0.0,their salary,their salary
1816,What do I find out about a paid professional's property?,stocks,1.0,"“When I interview any paid professional, I first find out how much property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in taxes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_828,"“When I interview any paid professional, I first find out how much property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in taxes.”",0.0,how much property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in taxes,how much property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in taxes
1817,What percentage of property do paid professionals pay in taxes?,percentage,2.0,"“When I interview any paid professional, I first find out how much property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in taxes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_828,"“When I interview any paid professional, I first find out how much property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in taxes.”",0.0,stocks,stocks
1818,What are the best tax savings for a business?,tax savings,1.0,“People who don’t take advantage of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their asset columns.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_829,“People who don’t take advantage of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their asset columns.”,0.0,legal tax savings,legal tax savings
1819,What is the first thing you need to dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation to build?,empire state building,1.0,"“If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_830,"“If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is pour a six-inch slab of concrete.”",0.0,Empire State Building,Empire State Building
1820,What is the best way to build a home in the suburbs?,slab,2.0,"If you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is pour a six-inch slab of concrete.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_830,"“If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is pour a six-inch slab of concrete.”",0.0,pour a six-inch slab of concrete,pour a six-inch slab of concrete
1821,Where can I build a home in?,suburbs,3.0,"If you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is pour a six-inch slab of concrete.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_830,"“If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is pour a six-inch slab of concrete.”",0.0,the suburbs,the suburbs
1822,What is the first thing you need to dig a deep hole and pour a strong?,foundation,4.0,"“If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_830,"“If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is pour a six-inch slab of concrete.”",0.0,foundation,foundation
1823,What is the best way to learn about a lot?,lot,1.0,“You want to know a little about a lot” was”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_831,“You want to know a little about a lot” was”,0.0,little,little
1824,What is the solution to a problem?,money,1.0,“More money will often not solve the problem.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_833,"“More money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem.”",0.0,More money,More money
1825,What is the problem that money can compound?,problem,2.0,"“More money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_833,"“More money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem.”",0.0,solve the problem,solve the problem
1826,Is it possible that it may compound the problem?,fact,3.0,"In fact, it may compound the problem.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_833,"“More money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may compound the problem.”",0.0,More money will often not solve the problem,More money will often not solve the problem
1827,How do expenses increase in relation to salary increase?,salary increase,1.0,“Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase:”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_834,“Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase:”,0.0,proportion,proportion
1828,How do expenses increase with salary increase?,proportion,2.0,“Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase:”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_834,“Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase:”,0.0,in proportion,in proportion
1829,What is the best person to work with?,broker,1.0,“Find a broker who has your best interests at heart.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_835,“Find a broker who has your best interests at heart.”,0.0,broker,broker
1830,What are the best interests of a broker?,interests,2.0,“Find a broker who has your best interests at heart.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_835,“Find a broker who has your best interests at heart.”,0.0,your best interests at heart,your best interests at heart
1831,What is it that too many people forget to mind their own business?,mistake,1.0,“The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_836,“The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”,0.0,The mistake,The mistake
1832,How do people make someone rich?,lives,2.0,They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_836,“The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”,0.0,minding someone else’s business,minding someone else’s business
1833,Who is rich?,person,3.0,They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_836,“The mistake in becoming what you study is that too many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.”,0.0,someone else,someone else
1834,Who wanted me to learn how money works?,dad,1.0,“My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I could make it work for me.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_837,“My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I could make it work for me. These”,0.0,My rich dad,My rich dad
1835,What did my rich dad want me to learn about?,money,2.0,“My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I could make it work for me.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_837,“My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I could make it work for me. These”,0.0,how money works,how money works
1836,What do the rich have to work for them?,money,1.0,“The rich have money work for them.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_839,“The rich have money work for them.”,0.0,money,money
1837,What was the best thing I had in my life?,career,1.0,"“I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months with the company”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_841,"“I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months with the company”",0.0,career,career
1838,How long did it take for me to resign from the company?,months,2.0,"“I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months with the company”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_841,"“I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months with the company”",0.0,six months,six months
1839,What are the management skills needed for success?,cash flow,1.0,“The main management skills needed for success are: 1.​Management of cash flow 2.​Management of systems 3.​Management of people”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_842,“The main management skills needed for success are: 1.​Management of cash flow 2.​Management of systems 3.​Management of people”,0.0,1.​Management of cash flow,1.​Management of cash flow
1840,What are the main management skills needed for success?,management skills,2.0,“The main management skills needed for success are: 1.​Management of cash flow 2.​Management of systems 3.​Management of people”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_842,“The main management skills needed for success are: 1.​Management of cash flow 2.​Management of systems 3.​Management of people”,0.0,1.​Management of cash flow,1.​Management of cash flow
1841,"If you are willing to invest, what will work in your favor?",tax laws,1.0,"“If you are willing to invest, the tax laws will work in your favor.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_844,"“If you are willing to invest, the tax laws will work in your favor. If you want to just spend money and buy liabilities, the tax law won’t give you any breaks—and it’s likely you will pay the most tax possible.”",0.0,the tax laws,the tax laws
1842,"If you want to spend money and buy what, the tax law won’t give you any breaks—and it’s likely you will pay the most tax possible?",liabilities,2.0,"If you want to just spend money and buy liabilities, the tax law won’t give you any breaks—and it’s likely you will pay the most tax possible.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_844,"“If you are willing to invest, the tax laws will work in your favor. If you want to just spend money and buy liabilities, the tax law won’t give you any breaks—and it’s likely you will pay the most tax possible.”",0.0,liabilities,liabilities
1843,"If you are willing to invest, the tax laws will work in your favor or against you?",favor,3.0,"“If you are willing to invest, the tax laws will work in your favor.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_844,"“If you are willing to invest, the tax laws will work in your favor. If you want to just spend money and buy liabilities, the tax law won’t give you any breaks—and it’s likely you will pay the most tax possible.”",0.0,favor,favor
1844,"If you want to spend what and buy liabilities, the tax law won’t give you any breaks—and it’s likely you will pay the most tax possible?",money,4.0,"If you want to just spend money and buy liabilities, the tax law won’t give you any breaks—and it’s likely you will pay the most tax possible.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_844,"“If you are willing to invest, the tax laws will work in your favor. If you want to just spend money and buy liabilities, the tax law won’t give you any breaks—and it’s likely you will pay the most tax possible.”",0.0,money,money
1845,Who thought I went to school to learn to be a ship's officer?,dad,1.0,“Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international trade.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_845,“Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international trade.”,0.0,Educated dad,Educated dad
1846,What is the job of a ship officer?,ship,2.0,“Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s officer.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_845,“Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international trade.”,0.0,international trade,international trade
1847,What is the job of a ship's officer?,officer,3.0,“Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s officer.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_845,“Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international trade.”,0.0,international trade,international trade
1848,What did Rich dad know I wanted to study?,international trade,4.0,Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international trade.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_845,“Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international trade.”,0.0,international trade,international trade
1849,Who gave us money instead of paying us money?,dad,1.0,"“Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_846,"“Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1850,What did rich dad give us instead of giving us money?,money,2.0,"“Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_846,"“Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.”",0.0,so much more,so much more
1851,Who is owed money?,retirees,1.0,“cannot pay out what is owed to retirees.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_848,“cannot pay out what is owed to retirees.”,0.0,retirees,retirees
1852,What is the next paycheck?,paycheck,1.0,Are people looking to where they’re headed or just until their next paycheck?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_849,"“Most people work hard to get a secure job, focusing on pay and benefits in the short term. What they should do is seek work that will teach them the skills they’ll need. Are people looking to where they’re headed or just until their next paycheck?”",0.0,looking to where they’re headed,looking to where they’re headed
1853,What are the main reasons for getting a secure job?,benefits,2.0,"“Most people work hard to get a secure job, focusing on pay and benefits in the short term.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_849,"“Most people work hard to get a secure job, focusing on pay and benefits in the short term. What they should do is seek work that will teach them the skills they’ll need. Are people looking to where they’re headed or just until their next paycheck?”",0.0,pay and benefits,pay and benefits
1854,What do they need to learn?,skills,3.0,What they should do is seek work that will teach them the skills they’ll need.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_849,"“Most people work hard to get a secure job, focusing on pay and benefits in the short term. What they should do is seek work that will teach them the skills they’ll need. Are people looking to where they’re headed or just until their next paycheck?”",0.0,skills they’ll need,skills they’ll need
1855,What is the most secure job?,term,4.0,"“Most people work hard to get a secure job, focusing on pay and benefits in the short term.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_849,"“Most people work hard to get a secure job, focusing on pay and benefits in the short term. What they should do is seek work that will teach them the skills they’ll need. Are people looking to where they’re headed or just until their next paycheck?”",0.0,Most people work hard to get a secure job,Most people work hard to get a secure job
1856,What is the name of the rich dad who asked the question?,dad,1.0,“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_851,"“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked. “Well, yes,” I replied. “That’s how they teach you in school,” he said, smiling. “But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.’” 20 YEARS AGO TODAY...”",0.0,yes,yes
1857,What does teaching mean?,lecture,2.0,“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_851,"“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked. “Well, yes,” I replied. “That’s how they teach you in school,” he said, smiling. “But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.’” 20 YEARS AGO TODAY...”",0.0,talking or a lecture,talking or a lecture
1858,"What is life saying, ‘Wake up?",push,3.0,"Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_851,"“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked. “Well, yes,” I replied. “That’s how they teach you in school,” he said, smiling. “But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.’” 20 YEARS AGO TODAY...”",0.0,Each push,Each push
1859,What is life the best of all?,teacher,4.0,"“But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_851,"“Does teaching mean talking or a lecture?” rich dad asked. “Well, yes,” I replied. “That’s how they teach you in school,” he said, smiling. “But that is not how life teaches you, and I would say that life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.’” 20 YEARS AGO TODAY...”",0.0,teacher,teacher
1860,Who is rich?,dad,1.0,"We just work at different levels,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_852,"“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”",0.0,dad,dad
1861,What do you want to avoid?,trap,2.0,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_852,"“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”",0.0,"the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire","the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire"
1862,I’m not interested in teaching you to make a what?,pile,3.0,I’m not interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_852,"“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”",0.0,pile of money,pile of money
1863,What are fear and desire?,emotions,4.0,"“I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_852,"“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”",0.0,two emotions,two emotions
1864,What is the most important thing that people with low self-esteem and low tolerance for financial pressure can never be rich?,tolerance,1.0,"“Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for financial pressure can never be rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_853,"“Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for financial pressure can never be rich.”",0.0,Simply put,Simply put
1865,What is the biggest reason why people can never be rich?,pressure,2.0,"“Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for financial pressure can never be rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_853,"“Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for financial pressure can never be rich.”",0.0,low self-esteem and low tolerance for financial pressure,low self-esteem and low tolerance for financial pressure
1866,What is the basis of most companies' management theories?,pay scales,1.0,"“There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_854,"“There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.”",0.0,pay scales,pay scales
1867,What should you not dip into when you come up short?,investments,1.0,"2.​When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip into your savings or investments.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_855,"“To successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind: 1.​Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent. 2.​When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.”",0.0,your savings or investments,your savings or investments
1868,What are some of the best investments you can make when you come up short?,savings,2.0,"2.​When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip into your savings or investments.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_855,"“To successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind: 1.​Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent. 2.​When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.”",0.0,savings or investments,savings or investments
1869,What is the best way to make money?,genius,3.0,"Use the pressure to inspire your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more money, and then pay your bills.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_855,"“To successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind: 1.​Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent. 2.​When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.”",0.0,pay your bills,pay your bills
1870,How can I make more money?,ways,4.0,"Use the pressure to inspire your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more money, and then pay your bills.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_855,"“To successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind: 1.​Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent. 2.​When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.”",0.0,Use the pressure to inspire your financial genius,Use the pressure to inspire your financial genius
1871,What do people have control over?,power,1.0,“Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and they have power over.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_856,“Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and they have power over. Many”,0.0,people,people
1872,Who manages people they feel smarter than and they have power over?,Many people,2.0,“Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and they have power over.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_856,“Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and they have power over. Many”,0.0,Many people,Many people
1873,What did the other create?,investments,1.0,The other created investments.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_858,“struggled to save a few dollars. The other created investments. One dad taught”,0.0,investments,investments
1874,How much money did I save?,dollars,2.0,“struggled to save a few dollars.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_858,“struggled to save a few dollars. The other created investments. One dad taught”,0.0,a few dollars,a few dollars
1875,What is in trouble since Enron?,pension plans,1.0,"“Since Enron, it has become clear that pension plans are in trouble.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_859,"“Since Enron, it has become clear that pension plans are in trouble.”",0.0,pension plans,pension plans
1876,What is the problem with pension plans since Enron?,trouble,2.0,"“Since Enron, it has become clear that pension plans are in trouble.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_859,"“Since Enron, it has become clear that pension plans are in trouble.”",0.0,pension plans are in trouble,pension plans are in trouble
1877,What do poor and middle class do for money?,class work,1.0,“poor and the middle class work for money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_860,“poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.”,0.0,work,work
1878,What do the poor and middle class work for?,money,2.0,“poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_860,“poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.”,0.0,money,money
1879,What is the reason he knew the law?,citizen,1.0,“He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_861,“He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law.”,0.0,he was a law-abiding citizen,he was a law-abiding citizen
1880,Why did he know the law?,law,2.0,“He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law.” “He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law.” “He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_861,“He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law.”,0.0,because he was a law-abiding citizen,because he was a law-abiding citizen
1881,Who groomed Mike and me?,mike,1.0,“He was grooming Mike and me.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_864,“He was grooming Mike and me. That”,0.0,He,He
1882,What is the most common form of laziness?,laziness,1.0,“the most common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.” “the most common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_865,“the most common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.”,0.0,laziness by staying busy,laziness by staying busy
1883,What is the most common form of laziness?,form,2.0,“the most common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_865,“the most common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.”,0.0,laziness by staying busy,laziness by staying busy
1884,What is in trouble and can’t be relied on as a source for retirement?,social security,1.0,“Social Security is obviously in trouble and can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_867,“Social Security is obviously in trouble and can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement.”,0.0,Social Security,Social Security
1885,What is Social Security not a source for?,retirement,2.0,“Social Security is obviously in trouble and can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_867,“Social Security is obviously in trouble and can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement.”,0.0,retirement,retirement
1886,What did he want us to know about?,empire,1.0,“He wanted us to know a little about every aspect of his empire.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_868,“He wanted us to know a little about every aspect of his empire.”,0.0,every aspect of his empire,every aspect of his empire
1887,What did he want us to know about his empire?,aspect,2.0,“He wanted us to know a little about every aspect of his empire.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_868,“He wanted us to know a little about every aspect of his empire.”,0.0,every aspect,every aspect
1888,"What is an example of intellectual property that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market As”?",scripts,1.0,"•    Stocks        •    Bonds        •    Income-generating real estate        •    Notes (IOUs)        •    Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents        •    Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market As”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_869,"“•    Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.        •    Stocks        •    Bonds        •    Income-generating real estate        •    Notes (IOUs)        •    Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents        •    Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market As”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
1889,"What is the value of intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents?",royalties,2.0,"•    Stocks        •    Bonds        •    Income-generating real estate        •    Notes (IOUs)        •    Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents        •    Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market As”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_869,"“•    Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.        •    Stocks        •    Bonds        •    Income-generating real estate        •    Notes (IOUs)        •    Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents        •    Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market As”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
1890,What are businesses that do not require my presence?,businesses,3.0,"“•    Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_869,"“•    Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.        •    Stocks        •    Bonds        •    Income-generating real estate        •    Notes (IOUs)        •    Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents        •    Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market As”",0.0,I own them,I own them
1891,What was the problem with the government?,appetite,1.0,"“The problem was that the government’s appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_870,"“The problem was that the government’s appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.”",0.0,the government’s appetite for money,the government’s appetite for money
1892,What was the solution to the problem of the government's appetite for money?,taxes,2.0,"“The problem was that the government’s appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_870,"“The problem was that the government’s appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.”",0.0,taxes soon needed to be levied on the middle class,taxes soon needed to be levied on the middle class
1893,"Who believed that the words ""I can't afford it"" shut down your brain?",dad,1.0,“Rich dad believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut down your brain.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_871,"“Rich dad believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut down your brain. “How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams.”",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
1894,What is the most important thing that can be achieved by a simple answer?,excitement,2.0,"“How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_871,"“Rich dad believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut down your brain. “How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams.”",0.0,I can’t afford it,I can’t afford it
1895,What does “How can I afford it?” open up?,possibilities,3.0,"“How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_871,"“Rich dad believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut down your brain. “How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams.”",0.0,"possibilities, excitement, and dreams","possibilities, excitement, and dreams"
1896,"What part of your brain did Rich dad believe that the words ""I can't afford it"" shut down?",brain,4.0,“Rich dad believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut down your brain.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_871,"“Rich dad believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut down your brain. “How can I afford it?” opens up possibilities, excitement, and dreams.”",0.0,brain,brain
1897,What did not fit his logic?,logic,1.0,“My logic did not fit his logic.” “My logic did not fit his logic.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_872,“My logic did not fit his logic.”,0.0,My logic,My logic
1898,What is the power of giving?,power,1.0,“10.​Teach and you shall receive: the power of giving”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_874,“10.​Teach and you shall receive: the power of giving”,0.0,10.​Teach and you shall receive,10.​Teach and you shall receive
1899,What are the reasons why people play it safe?,positions,1.0,“The reason they have to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_877,“The reason they have to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best.”,0.0,their financial positions are tenuous at best,their financial positions are tenuous at best
1900,Why do people play it safe?,reason,2.0,“The reason they have to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_877,“The reason they have to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best.”,0.0,their financial positions are tenuous at best,their financial positions are tenuous at best
1901,How many times have I lost money?,occasions,1.0,"“True, I have lost money on many occasions, but I only play with money I can afford to lose.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_878,"“True, I have lost money on many occasions, but I only play with money I can afford to lose.”",0.0,many occasions,many occasions
1902,What do you play with when you can afford to lose?,money,2.0,"“True, I have lost money on many occasions, but I only play with money I can afford to lose.” “True, I have lost money on many occasions, but I only play with money I can afford to lose.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_878,"“True, I have lost money on many occasions, but I only play with money I can afford to lose.”",0.0,money,money
1903,Who has a trabajo for ricos?,los ricos,1.0,"Los ricos, en cambio, hacen que el dinero trabaje para ellos.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_881,"“La gente pobre y la de la clase media trabajan para obtener dinero. Los ricos, en cambio, hacen que el dinero trabaje para ellos.”",0.0,La gente pobre,La gente pobre
1904,What is the best way to get a good job?,cambio,2.0,"Los ricos, en cambio, hacen que el dinero trabaje para ellos.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_881,"“La gente pobre y la de la clase media trabajan para obtener dinero. Los ricos, en cambio, hacen que el dinero trabaje para ellos.”",0.0,dinero,dinero
1905,What are the liabilities of a company?,liabilities,1.0,“they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_883,“they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income.”,0.0,they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income,they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income
1906,What do they have that generate income?,assets,2.0,“they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_883,“they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income.”,0.0,no real assets,no real assets
1907,What is the result of people working for someone else?,struggle,1.0,Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_884,“Mind your own business. Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,0.0,Financial struggle,Financial struggle
1908,What are the consequences of people working for someone else?,lives,2.0,Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_884,“Mind your own business. Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,0.0,Financial struggle,Financial struggle
1909,What is the financial struggle often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else?,result,3.0,Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_884,“Mind your own business. Financial struggle is often directly the result of people working all their lives for someone else.”,0.0,Mind your own business,Mind your own business
1910,What is the gap between the have notes and the have notes?,haves,1.0,The other side is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-widening gap between the haves and the have notes.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_885,"“In conclusion, I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core capitalist who loves the game of making money. The other side is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-widening gap between the haves and the have notes. I personally hold the archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.”",0.0,widening,widening
1911,What is the hard-core part of me that loves the game of making money?,capitalist,2.0,One part of me is a hard-core capitalist who loves the game of making money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_885,"“In conclusion, I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core capitalist who loves the game of making money. The other side is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-widening gap between the haves and the have notes. I personally hold the archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.”",0.0,capitalist,capitalist
1912,What is the gap between the haves and the have notes?,gap,3.0,The other side is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-widening gap between the haves and the have notes. I personally hold the archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_885,"“In conclusion, I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core capitalist who loves the game of making money. The other side is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-widening gap between the haves and the have notes. I personally hold the archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.”",0.0,widening,widening
1913,What is the conclusion of becoming both dads?,conclusion,4.0,"“In conclusion, I became both dads.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_885,"“In conclusion, I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core capitalist who loves the game of making money. The other side is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-widening gap between the haves and the have notes. I personally hold the archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.”",0.0,I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core capitalist,I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core capitalist
1914,What is the main reason for a kekayaan yang luar biasa?,baik,1.0,"Jika dilatih dengan baik, pikiran bisa menciptakan kekayaan yang luar biasa dalam waktu yang kelihatannya singkat.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_886,"“Satu-satunya aset paling kuat yang kita miliki adalah pikoran kita. Jika dilatih dengan baik, pikiran bisa menciptakan kekayaan yang luar biasa dalam waktu yang kelihatannya singkat. Pikiran yang tidak terlatih juga bisa menciptakan kemiskinan yang ekstrem, yang bisa mengahncurkan keluarga selama bergenerasi-generasi.”",0.0,waktu yang kelihatannya singkat,waktu yang kelihatannya singkat
1915,Who screamed louder than you?,creditors,1.0,"“Your creditors will definitely scream louder than you,” I said, responding to the obvious.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_887,"“Your creditors will definitely scream louder than you,” I said, responding to the obvious. “You wouldn’t say anything if you didn’t pay yourself.”",0.0,Your creditors,Your creditors
1916,What are income-generating assets?,assets,1.0,“concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_888,“concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets.”,0.0,buying income-generating assets,buying income-generating assets
1917,What is the best way to buy income-generating assets?,efforts,2.0,“concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_888,“concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets.”,0.0,concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets.”,concentrate your efforts on buying income-generating assets.”
1918,What did he think was below him?,salespeople,1.0,"“Being an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_889,"“Being an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him.”",0.0,salespeople,salespeople
1919,What was the reason he thought salespeople were below him?,intellectual,2.0,"“Being an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_889,"“Being an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him.”",0.0,Being an intellectual,Being an intellectual
1920,What do I hit on an average 10 investments?,home runs,1.0,"“I would say, on an average 10 investments, I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I lose on two or three.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_890,"“I would say, on an average 10 investments, I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I lose on two or three. But I limit my losses to only the money I have in at that time.”",0.0,home runs on two or three,home runs on two or three
1921,What do I do when I hit home runs on two or three investments?,investments,2.0,"“I would say, on an average 10 investments, I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I lose on two or three.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_890,"“I would say, on an average 10 investments, I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I lose on two or three. But I limit my losses to only the money I have in at that time.”",0.0,lose,lose
1922,What do I limit my losses to?,losses,3.0,But I limit my losses to only the money I have in at that time.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_890,"“I would say, on an average 10 investments, I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I lose on two or three. But I limit my losses to only the money I have in at that time.”",0.0,the money I have in,the money I have in
1923,How much money do I have in my account?,time,4.0,But I limit my losses to only the money I have in at that time.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_890,"“I would say, on an average 10 investments, I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I lose on two or three. But I limit my losses to only the money I have in at that time.”",0.0,two or three,two or three
1924,What makes us human?,emotions,1.0,"The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.” The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.” “Emotions are what make us human.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_891,"“Emotions are what make us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,Emotions,Emotions
1925,What do you use your mind and emotions for?,favor,2.0,"The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_891,"“Emotions are what make us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,in your favor,in your favor
1926,"What does the word ""emotion"" mean?",energy,3.0,"The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_891,"“Emotions are what make us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,energy in motion,energy in motion
1927,"What does the word ""emotion"" stand for?",word,4.0,"The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_891,"“Emotions are what make us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in your favor, not against yourself.”",0.0,energy in motion,energy in motion
1928,What is the most important thing to remember when it comes to money?,happiness,1.0,"“And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_892,"“And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.”",0.0,give first,give first
1929,"What is the most important thing to remember when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and what else?",contacts,2.0,"“And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_892,"“And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.”",0.0,give first,give first
1930,What do some people take that life gives them?,lemons,1.0,"Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into millions. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into millions.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_893,"“So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into millions. That’s financial intelligence. I”",0.0,lemons,lemons
1931,What are some people on when they are begging for their jobs?,knees,2.0,"I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging for their jobs.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_893,"“So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into millions. That’s financial intelligence. I”",0.0,their knees,their knees
1932,What do I want to develop constantly?,intelligence,3.0,"I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging for their jobs. “So why bother developing your financial intelligence? That’s financial intelligence.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_893,"“So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into millions. That’s financial intelligence. I”",0.0,financial intelligence,financial intelligence
1933,Who said the rich don't tax the rich?,dad,1.0,"You’re taxed when you die.” “Why do people let the government do that to them?” “The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “Taxes,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_894,"“Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed when you die.” “Why do people let the government do that to them?” “The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “The poor and the middle class do.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1934,What did a rich dad say he was rich?,taxes,2.0,"“Taxes,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_894,"“Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed when you die.” “Why do people let the government do that to them?” “The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “The poor and the middle class do.”",0.0,Taxes,Taxes
1935,What did the rich dad say?,smile,3.0,"You’re taxed when you die.” “Why do people let the government do that to them?” “The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_894,"“Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed when you die.” “Why do people let the government do that to them?” “The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “The poor and the middle class do.”",0.0,Taxes,Taxes
1936,What is the middle class?,class,4.0,“The poor and the middle class do.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_894,"“Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed when you die.” “Why do people let the government do that to them?” “The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “The poor and the middle class do.”",0.0,The poor,The poor
1937,What are the financial challenges that doctors face today?,challenges,1.0,"“Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy:”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_895,"“Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy:”",0.0,I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy,I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy
1938,Who is facing financial challenges today?,doctors,2.0,"“Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy:”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_895,"“Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy:”",0.0,doctors,doctors
1939,What do you do when you do what the masses do?,masses,1.0,"“If you do what the masses do, you get the following picture:”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_896,"“If you do what the masses do, you get the following picture:”",0.0,you get the following picture,you get the following picture
1940,What do you get if you do what the masses do?,picture,2.0,"“If you do what the masses do, you get the following picture:”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_896,"“If you do what the masses do, you get the following picture:”",0.0,the following picture,the following picture
1941,What are some of the biggest tax loopholes that the rich use?,tax loopholes,1.0,It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_897,"“A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”",0.0,A corporation,A corporation
1942,"What is the name of a corporation that earns, spends and is taxed on anything that is left?",corporation,2.0,"“A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_897,"“A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”",0.0,A corporation,A corporation
1943,What are the biggest tax loopholes that the rich use?,use,3.0,It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_897,"“A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use.”",0.0,A corporation,A corporation
1944,What do people shape their lives through?,thoughts,1.0,“people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_898,“people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.”,0.0,their thoughts,their thoughts
1945,What do people shape through their thoughts?,lives,2.0,“people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_898,“people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.”,0.0,lives,lives
1946,What is the best cure for depression?,laziness,1.0,It’s the best cure for laziness.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_899,"“So whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness. Too”",0.0,Be a little greedy,Be a little greedy
1947,What is the best way to cure laziness?,cure,2.0,It’s the best cure for laziness.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_899,"“So whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness. Too”",0.0,Be a little greedy,Be a little greedy
1948,"If you are avoiding something you know you should be doing, what should you ask yourself?",thing,3.0,"“So whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_899,"“So whenever you find yourself avoiding something you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness. Too”",0.0,“What’s in it for me,“What’s in it for me
1949,What is the role of an employee in making the shareholders rich?,business owner,1.0,"“Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_900,"“Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves.”",0.0,their business owner,their business owner
1950,What is the business owner?,shareholders,2.0,"“Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_900,"“Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves.”",0.0,rich,rich
1951,What are the books that are dedicated to this subject?,books,1.0,"“There are books devoted entirely to this subject,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_901,"“There are books devoted entirely to this subject,”",0.0,"There are books devoted entirely to this subject,”","There are books devoted entirely to this subject,”"
1952,What are the books devoted to?,subject,2.0,"“There are books devoted entirely to this subject,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_901,"“There are books devoted entirely to this subject,”",0.0,this subject,this subject
1953,What are sales and marketing?,skills,1.0,“And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_902,“And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing.”,0.0,the most important specialized skills,the most important specialized skills
1954,What are the most important specialized skills?,marketing,2.0,“And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_902,“And the most important specialized skills are sales and marketing.”,0.0,sales and marketing,sales and marketing
1955,What has Robin Hood fantasy caused the most for the poor and middle class?,pain,1.0,"“It is this Robin Hood fantasy, or taking from the rich to give to the poor, that has caused the most pain for the poor and the middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_903,"“It is this Robin Hood fantasy, or taking from the rich to give to the poor, that has caused the most pain for the poor and the middle class.”",0.0,pain,pain
1956,What is it not?,rocket science,1.0,5.​To show that it’s not rocket science.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_904,“There are five reasons for using examples: 1.​To inspire people to learn more. 2.​To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong. 3.​To show that anyone can achieve great wealth. 4.​To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals. 5.​To show that it’s not rocket science.”,0.0,rocket science,rocket science
1957,What is strong?,foundation,2.0,2.​To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_904,“There are five reasons for using examples: 1.​To inspire people to learn more. 2.​To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong. 3.​To show that anyone can achieve great wealth. 4.​To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals. 5.​To show that it’s not rocket science.”,0.0,the foundation,the foundation
1958,What is the most important thing that anyone can achieve?,wealth,3.0,3.​To show that anyone can achieve great wealth.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_904,“There are five reasons for using examples: 1.​To inspire people to learn more. 2.​To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong. 3.​To show that anyone can achieve great wealth. 4.​To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals. 5.​To show that it’s not rocket science.”,0.0,great wealth,great wealth
1959,What are the reasons for using examples?,examples,4.0,“There are five reasons for using examples: 1.​To inspire people to learn more.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_904,“There are five reasons for using examples: 1.​To inspire people to learn more. 2.​To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong. 3.​To show that anyone can achieve great wealth. 4.​To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals. 5.​To show that it’s not rocket science.”,0.0,To inspire people to learn more,To inspire people to learn more
1960,What do you increase by working harder?,taxes,1.0,"“By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_905,"“By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government.”",0.0,taxes taken by the government,taxes taken by the government
1961,What is the government?,government,2.0,"“By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_905,"“By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government.”",0.0,taxes,taxes
1962,Who sold hamburgers because he wanted real estate under the franchise for free?,mcdonald,1.0,"“McDonald’s fame, sold hamburger franchises, not because he loved hamburgers, but because he wanted the real estate under the franchise for free.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_906,"“McDonald’s fame, sold hamburger franchises, not because he loved hamburgers, but because he wanted the real estate under the franchise for free.”",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
1963,What do you think control the gente?,emociones,1.0,“Hay dos emociones que siempre controlan la vida de la gente: el miedo y la codicia.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_907,“Hay dos emociones que siempre controlan la vida de la gente: el miedo y la codicia.”,0.0,el miedo y la codicia,el miedo y la codicia
1964,Who pays workers so they won't quit?,owners,1.0,“and owners pay just enough so that workers won’t quit.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_908,“and owners pay just enough so that workers won’t quit.”,0.0,owners,owners
1965,"In what world is it not the smart who get ahead, but the bold?",world,1.0,"“Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_909,"“Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who get ahead, but the bold.”",0.0,the real world,the real world
1966,Who should you choose when you need advice?,advisor,1.0,"“When you need advice, make sure you choose your advisor wisely.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_910,"“When you need advice, make sure you choose your advisor wisely.”",0.0,your advisor,your advisor
1967,What did my dad think was important to him?,job security,1.0,“Job security meant everything to my educated dad.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_911,“Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant everything to my rich dad.”,0.0,Job security,Job security
1968,What is the meaning of job security?,dad,2.0,“Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant everything to my rich dad.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_911,“Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant everything to my rich dad.”,0.0,everything to my educated dad,everything to my educated dad
1969,What did my rich dad think was important to him?,learning,3.0,Learning meant everything to my rich dad.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_911,“Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant everything to my rich dad.”,0.0,Learning,Learning
1970,What is the most accurate way to say that most companies have a degree of truth?,pay scales,1.0,"“if you look at the pay scales of most companies, again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_912,"“if you look at the pay scales of most companies, again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.”",0.0,pay scales,pay scales
1971,What are the pay scales of most of the companies?,companies,2.0,"“if you look at the pay scales of most companies, again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_912,"“if you look at the pay scales of most companies, again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.”",0.0,truth to that statement,truth to that statement
1972,"What is an example of intellectual property that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market?",scripts,1.0,"• Stocks • Bonds • Income-generating real estate • Notes (IOUs) • Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents • Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_913,"“Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. • Stocks • Bonds • Income-generating real estate • Notes (IOUs) • Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents • Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,"music, scripts, and patents","music, scripts, and patents"
1973,"What is the value of intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents?",royalties,2.0,"• Stocks • Bonds • Income-generating real estate • Notes (IOUs) • Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents • Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_913,"“Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. • Stocks • Bonds • Income-generating real estate • Notes (IOUs) • Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents • Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
1974,What are businesses that do not require my presence?,businesses,3.0,"“Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_913,"“Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. • Stocks • Bonds • Income-generating real estate • Notes (IOUs) • Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents • Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,I own them,I own them
1975,What is the biggest factor that will keep our wealth ahead of?,inflation,1.0,"For us, it means that, barring unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_915,"“In 1994, I retired. I was 47, and my wife Kim was 37. Retirement does not mean not working. For us, it means that, barring unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation. Our assets are large enough to grow by themselves. It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”",0.0,inflation,inflation
1976,What are large enough to grow by themselves?,assets,2.0,Our assets are large enough to grow by themselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_915,"“In 1994, I retired. I was 47, and my wife Kim was 37. Retirement does not mean not working. For us, it means that, barring unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation. Our assets are large enough to grow by themselves. It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”",0.0,Our assets,Our assets
1977,What does it mean to be able to work or not work?,wealth,3.0,"For us, it means that, barring unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_915,"“In 1994, I retired. I was 47, and my wife Kim was 37. Retirement does not mean not working. For us, it means that, barring unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation. Our assets are large enough to grow by themselves. It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”",0.0,barring unforeseen cataclysmic changes,barring unforeseen cataclysmic changes
1978,What is the benefit of a tree?,enjoyment,4.0,Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_915,"“In 1994, I retired. I was 47, and my wife Kim was 37. Retirement does not mean not working. For us, it means that, barring unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation. Our assets are large enough to grow by themselves. It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”",0.0,shade,shade
1979,What is the most important ROI?,roi,1.0,“wise investors must look at more than ROI.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_916,“wise investors must look at more than ROI. They look at the assets they get for free once they get their money back.”,0.0,assets they get for free,assets they get for free
1980,Who should look at more than ROI?,investors,2.0,“wise investors must look at more than ROI.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_916,“wise investors must look at more than ROI. They look at the assets they get for free once they get their money back.”,0.0,wise investors,wise investors
1981,What do they look at the assets they get for free once they get their money back?,money,3.0,They look at the assets they get for free once they get their money back.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_916,“wise investors must look at more than ROI. They look at the assets they get for free once they get their money back.”,0.0,wise investors must look at more than ROI,wise investors must look at more than ROI
1982,What do Garrett Sutton's books provide insight into the power of?,corporations,1.0,“Garret Sutton’s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations” “Garret Sutton’s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_917,“Garret Sutton’s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations”,0.0,personal corporations,personal corporations
1983,What do 10 percent of the population buy?,business books,1.0,"“Ninety percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about 10 percent buy business books.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_918,"“Ninety percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about 10 percent buy business books.”",0.0,business books,business books
1984,What is the old formula for working hard for money?,cavemen,1.0,“Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_919,“Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.”,0.0,cavemen,cavemen
1985,What is working hard for money?,formula,2.0,“Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_919,“Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.”,0.0,an old formula,an old formula
1986,What is the most important thing that employees make rich?,business owner,1.0,"Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_922,"“You work for the company. Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help provide for the owner’s success and retirement. 2.​You work for the government. The government takes its share from your paycheck before you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people work from January to May just for the government. 3.​You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit-card debt. The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly.”",0.0,"their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves","their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves"
1987,What is the only person who makes their business owner rich?,shareholders,2.0,"Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_922,"“You work for the company. Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help provide for the owner’s success and retirement. 2.​You work for the government. The government takes its share from your paycheck before you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people work from January to May just for the government. 3.​You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit-card debt. The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly.”",0.0,Employees,Employees
1988,What is the most important thing that you can help with?,retirement,3.0,Your efforts and success will help provide for the owner’s success and retirement.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_922,"“You work for the company. Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help provide for the owner’s success and retirement. 2.​You work for the government. The government takes its share from your paycheck before you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people work from January to May just for the government. 3.​You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit-card debt. The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly.”",0.0,the owner’s success and retirement,the owner’s success and retirement
1989,What is the next largest expense after mortgage and credit card debt?,taxes,4.0,"After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit-card debt. By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_922,"“You work for the company. Employees make their business owner or the shareholders rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help provide for the owner’s success and retirement. 2.​You work for the government. The government takes its share from your paycheck before you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people work from January to May just for the government. 3.​You work for the bank. After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your mortgage and credit-card debt. The problem with simply working harder is that each of these three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family directly.”",0.0,taxes,taxes
1990,What is the job I’m due for in three months?,promotion,1.0,“I’m due for a promotion in three months.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_923,“I’m due for a promotion in three months.”,0.0,a promotion,a promotion
1991,How long is it to get a promotion?,months,2.0,“I’m due for a promotion in three months.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_923,“I’m due for a promotion in three months.”,0.0,three months,three months
1992,What does Inteligencia produce?,dinero,1.0,"“La inteligencia resuelve los problemas y produce dinero, pero el dinero sin inteligencia financiera es dinero que desaparece pronto.” “La inteligencia resuelve los problemas y produce dinero, pero el dinero sin inteligencia financiera es dinero que desaparece pronto.” “La inteligencia resuelve los problemas y produce dinero, pero el dinero sin inteligencia financiera es dinero que desaparece pronto.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_924,"“La inteligencia resuelve los problemas y produce dinero, pero el dinero sin inteligencia financiera es dinero que desaparece pronto.”",0.0,dinero,dinero
1993,What is the best way to gamble?,deal,1.0,It is gambling if you’re just throwing money into a deal and praying.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_925,“It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing. It is gambling if you’re just throwing money into a deal and praying.”,0.0,throwing money into a deal and praying,throwing money into a deal and praying
1994,What is the only thing that can be used in a deal?,money,2.0,It is gambling if you’re just throwing money into a deal and praying.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_925,“It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing. It is gambling if you’re just throwing money into a deal and praying.”,0.0,money,money
1995,What will make people richer and richer despite tough things?,changes,1.0,"“If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer despite tough changes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_926,"“If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer despite tough changes.”",0.0,"If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn","If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn"
1996,What is the key to learning?,mind,2.0,"“If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer despite tough changes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_926,"“If people are prepared to be flexible, keep an open mind and learn, they will grow richer and richer despite tough changes.”",0.0,keep an open mind,keep an open mind
1997,Why do people have a fracaso?,porque,1.0,"“Todo radica en cómo confrontamos las pérdidas, porque la gran diferencia en la vida de las personas tiene que ver con la manera en que cada quien lidia con el fracaso.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_927,"“Todo radica en cómo confrontamos las pérdidas, porque la gran diferencia en la vida de las personas tiene que ver con la manera en que cada quien lidia con el fracaso.”",0.0,lidia,lidia
1998,Who taught the rich to pay less taxes?,dad,1.0,"“The reason the rich pay less in taxes goes back to rich dad’s lesson number one: “The rich don’t work for money.” As long as a person works for money, they will pay taxes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_928,"“The reason the rich pay less in taxes goes back to rich dad’s lesson number one: “The rich don’t work for money.” As long as a person works for money, they will pay taxes.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
1999,What is the term for return on investment?,roi,1.0,“ROI: Return on investment”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_929,“ROI: Return on investment”,0.0,ROI,ROI
2000,What is the return on investment?,investment,2.0,“ROI: Return on investment”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_929,“ROI: Return on investment”,0.0,ROI,ROI
2001,What is wealth measurement?,survivability,1.0,"“Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial survivability.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_931,"“Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial survivability.”",0.0,"how much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial survivability","how much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial survivability"
2002,"What goes up, intelligence goes down?",emotion,1.0,"“When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_932,"“When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",0.0,emotion,emotion
2003,"When emotion goes up, what goes down?",intelligence,2.0,"“When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_932,"“When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",0.0,intelligence,intelligence
2004,What does the future hold?,hold,1.0,What does the future hold?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_934,“I wonder if people look at where their hard work is taking them. What does the future hold?”,0.0,their hard work is taking them,their hard work is taking them
2005,What is the most important thing that people do?,work,2.0,“I wonder if people look at where their hard work is taking them.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_934,“I wonder if people look at where their hard work is taking them. What does the future hold?”,0.0,hard work,hard work
2006,What do you do when you lose your mind?,jugar,1.0,"“A la gente le da tanto miedo perder, que de todas formas pierde antes de jugar”,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_935,"“A la gente le da tanto miedo perder, que de todas formas pierde antes de jugar”,”",0.0,miedo perder,miedo perder
2007,What do financial literate people not have abundant asset columns that could produce a large amount of?,cash flow,1.0,“There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_936,“There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow. The five reasons are: 1.​Fear 2.​Cynicism 3.​Laziness 4.​Bad habits 5.​Arrogance”,0.0,cash flow,cash flow
2008,Why do people not have abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow?,people,2.0,“There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_936,“There are five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow. The five reasons are: 1.​Fear 2.​Cynicism 3.​Laziness 4.​Bad habits 5.​Arrogance”,0.0,Fear,Fear
2009,What is the Golden Rule?,golden rule,1.0,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the Golden Rule.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_937,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the Golden Rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.”",0.0,He who has the gold makes the rules,He who has the gold makes the rules
2010,What does he who has gold make?,rules,2.0,He who has the gold makes the rules.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_937,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the Golden Rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.”",0.0,the rules,the rules
2011,What is the Golden Rule?,saying,3.0,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the Golden Rule.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_937,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the Golden Rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.”",0.0,He who has the gold makes the rules,He who has the gold makes the rules
2012,"What is the saying, ""Remember the Golden Rule""?",truth,4.0,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the Golden Rule.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_937,"“There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the Golden Rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.”",0.0,truth,truth
2013,What do most people only talk about?,dream,1.0,Most people only talk and dream of getting rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_938,“You're only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You've done something. Keep going. Don't quit.”,0.0,dream of getting rich,dream of getting rich
2014,What is the most important thing you did?,thing,2.0,The most important thing is that you did something.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_938,“You're only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You've done something. Keep going. Don't quit.”,0.0,you did something,you did something
2015,What do most people dream of getting rich?,people,3.0,Most people only talk and dream of getting rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_938,“You're only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You've done something. Keep going. Don't quit.”,0.0,talk,talk
2016,What is wealth measured as compared to the expense column?,cash flow,1.0,"“Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column compared with the expense column. When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then I will be wealthy.” Let’s say I have cash flow from my asset column of $1,000 a month.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_940,"“Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column compared with the expense column. Let’s use an example. Let’s say I have cash flow from my asset column of $1,000 a month. And I have monthly expenses of $2,000. What is my wealth? Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day month, I have enough cash flow for half a month. When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then I will be wealthy.”",0.0,cash flow from the asset column,cash flow from the asset column
2017,Whose definition is the best?,buckminster fuller,2.0,Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_940,"“Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column compared with the expense column. Let’s use an example. Let’s say I have cash flow from my asset column of $1,000 a month. And I have monthly expenses of $2,000. What is my wealth? Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day month, I have enough cash flow for half a month. When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then I will be wealthy.”",0.0,Buckminster Fuller,Buckminster Fuller
2018,What is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column compared with the expense column?,wealth,3.0,“Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column compared with the expense column.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_940,"“Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column compared with the expense column. Let’s use an example. Let’s say I have cash flow from my asset column of $1,000 a month. And I have monthly expenses of $2,000. What is my wealth? Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day month, I have enough cash flow for half a month. When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then I will be wealthy.”",0.0,Wealth,Wealth
2019,What punishes those who produce and reward those who don't produce?,taxes,1.0,“Taxes punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_941,“Taxes punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.”,0.0,Taxes,Taxes
2020,"Who said that you must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and only buy assets?",robert,1.0,"1, Robert says, is that you must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and only buy assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_942,"“Rule No. 1, Robert says, is that you must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and only buy assets.”",0.0,Robert,Robert
2021,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,2.0,"1, Robert says, is that you must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and only buy assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_942,"“Rule No. 1, Robert says, is that you must know the difference between an asset and a liability, and only buy assets.”",0.0,"Rule No. 1, Robert says, is that you must know","Rule No. 1, Robert says, is that you must know"
2022,"Who said, ""The reason I am not rich is because I have you kids.""?",dad,1.0,"“One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have you kids.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_943,"“One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have you kids.”",0.0,One dad,One dad
2023,What do you have that makes you rich?,kids,2.0,"“One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have you kids.” “One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have you kids.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_943,"“One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have you kids.”",0.0,kids,kids
2024,What is the term for a piece of real estate that is sold for an exchange?,capital gain,1.0,"“1031: Jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_944,"“1031: Jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.”",0.0,more expensive,more expensive
2025,What is Section 1031 of?,internal revenue code,2.0,"“1031: Jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_944,"“1031: Jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.”",0.0,the Internal Revenue Code,the Internal Revenue Code
2026,What does more money rarely solve?,money problems,1.0,“More money seldom solves someone’s money problems.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_945,“More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine uses over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself into a hole... stop digging.”,0.0,someone’s money problems,someone’s money problems
2027,What is the most common reason people stop digging themselves into a hole?,debt,2.0,There is a saying a friend of mine uses over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself into a hole... stop digging.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_945,“More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine uses over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself into a hole... stop digging.”,0.0,debt,debt
2028,What is the most effective way to solve problems?,intelligence,3.0,Intelligence solves problems.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_945,“More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine uses over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself into a hole... stop digging.”,0.0,Intelligence,Intelligence
2029,What is the name of the hole that a friend of mine said to dig himself into?,hole,4.0,There is a saying a friend of mine uses over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself into a hole... stop digging.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_945,“More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine uses over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself into a hole... stop digging.”,0.0,stop digging,stop digging
2030,What is the boss?,boss,1.0,Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_946,"“It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,fear,fear
2031,What do most people become to money?,slave,2.0,Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_946,"“It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,a slave,a slave
2032,What is the price of studying to learn a trade?,profession,3.0,"That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_946,"“It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,fear,fear
2033,What is the price of learning a profession?,price,4.0,"That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_946,"“It’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.”",0.0,fear,fear
2034,What is the name of the person who оадат в ловуку и-а страа и невеества?,люди,1.0,"Люди попадают в ловушку из-за страха и невежества, во власть которых они сами себя отдают.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_947,"“Основная причина бедности или финансовых трудностей — это страх и невежество, а не экономика, государство или богачи. Люди попадают в ловушку из-за страха и невежества, во власть которых они сами себя отдают.”",0.0,Люди,Люди
2035,Who are medical professionals?,specialists,1.0,"“With all the changes in medicine, many medical specialists are needing to conform to medical organizations such as HMOs.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_948,"“With all the changes in medicine, many medical specialists are needing to conform to medical organizations such as HMOs.”",0.0,HMOs,HMOs
2036,What do the poor and middle class acquire that they think are assets?,liabilities,1.0,The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_949,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,0.0,liabilities,liabilities
2037,What do rich people acquire liabilities that they think are?,assets,2.0,The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.” “Rich people acquire assets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_949,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,0.0,assets,assets
2038,What class acquires liabilities that they think are assets?,class,3.0,The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_949,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,0.0,poor and middle class,poor and middle class
2039,Who acquires assets?,people,4.0,“Rich people acquire assets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_949,“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”,0.0,Rich people,Rich people
2040,How many generations do you keep it?,generations,1.0,“It’s not how much you make but how much you keep—and how many generations you keep it.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_950,“It’s not how much you make but how much you keep—and how many generations you keep it.”,0.0,how many generations,how many generations
2041,"Who said ""I can't afford it""?",dad,1.0,"I had to think about each dad’s advice and, in doing so, I gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on one’s life. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_951,"“Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of them. I had to think about each dad’s advice and, in doing so, I gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.”",0.0,one dad,one dad
2042,What did I gain from thinking about each dad's advice?,insight,2.0,"I had to think about each dad’s advice and, in doing so, I gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on one’s life.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_951,"“Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of them. I had to think about each dad’s advice and, in doing so, I gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.”",0.0,valuable insight,valuable insight
2043,"What part of your brain stops working when you say ""I can't afford it?""",brain,3.0,"My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_951,"“Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of them. I had to think about each dad’s advice and, in doing so, I gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.”",0.0,automatically,automatically
2044,What is the power of a dad's advice?,effect,4.0,"I had to think about each dad’s advice and, in doing so, I gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on one’s life.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_951,"“Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of them. I had to think about each dad’s advice and, in doing so, I gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.”",0.0,effect of one’s thoughts on one’s life,effect of one’s thoughts on one’s life
2045,What did he gain from the power of money?,respect,1.0,"“What he is learning will serve him for life, and he seems to have gained a new respect for the power of money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_952,"“What he is learning will serve him for life, and he seems to have gained a new respect for the power of money.”",0.0,a new respect,a new respect
2046,What is the power of money?,money,2.0,"“What he is learning will serve him for life, and he seems to have gained a new respect for the power of money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_952,"“What he is learning will serve him for life, and he seems to have gained a new respect for the power of money.”",0.0,What he is learning will serve him for life,What he is learning will serve him for life
2047,How many generations from now will people look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been?,generations,1.0,"Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_953,"“I’d rather be excited about making millions than worrying about not getting a raise. This period we are in now is a most exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting.”",0.0,Generations,Generations
2048,What is the most exciting era of history?,era,2.0,"Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_953,"“I’d rather be excited about making millions than worrying about not getting a raise. This period we are in now is a most exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting.”",0.0,This period we are in now,This period we are in now
2049,What do you want to do if you don't get a raise?,raise,3.0,“I’d rather be excited about making millions than worrying about not getting a raise.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_953,"“I’d rather be excited about making millions than worrying about not getting a raise. This period we are in now is a most exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting.”",0.0,making millions,making millions
2050,What is the birth of the new?,death,4.0,It was the death of the old and birth of the new.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_953,"“I’d rather be excited about making millions than worrying about not getting a raise. This period we are in now is a most exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting.”",0.0,death,death
2051,What are some of the company expenses?,car payments,1.0,"Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_954,"“For example, by owning your own corporation, your vacations can be board meetings in Hawaii. Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses.”",0.0,"Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships","Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships"
2052,Where can you have board meetings in Hawaii?,hawaii,2.0,"“For example, by owning your own corporation, your vacations can be board meetings in Hawaii.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_954,"“For example, by owning your own corporation, your vacations can be board meetings in Hawaii. Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses.”",0.0,vacations,vacations
2053,What are health club expenses?,memberships,3.0,"Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_954,"“For example, by owning your own corporation, your vacations can be board meetings in Hawaii. Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses.”",0.0,memberships,memberships
2054,What is the most important expense of the company?,insurance,4.0,"Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_954,"“For example, by owning your own corporation, your vacations can be board meetings in Hawaii. Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses.”",0.0,Car payments,Car payments
2055,"What is hard, and the hard road often becomes easy?",road,1.0,"“The easy road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.” “The easy road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_955,"“The easy road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.”",0.0,easy road,easy road
2056,What do people do?,things,1.0,“People do two things.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_956,“People do two things. Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back.”,0.0,two things,two things
2057,What do some people let push them around?,life,2.0,Some just let life push them around.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_956,“People do two things. Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back.”,0.0,life,life
2058,Who do two things?,people,3.0,“People do two things.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_956,“People do two things. Some just let life push them around. Others get angry and push back.”,0.0,People,People
2059,What part of your body is responsible for being criticized?,heart,1.0,“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_958,"“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”",0.0,your heart,your heart
2060,What is the measure of the asset column compared with the expense column?,cash flow,1.0,“Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column compared with the expense column.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_959,“Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column compared with the expense column.”,0.0,Wealth,Wealth
2061,What did my dad teach me to write?,resumé,1.0,One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé so I could find a good job.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_960,“One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong business and financial plans so I could create jobs.”,0.0,an impressive resumé,an impressive resumé
2062,Who taught me how to write an impressive resume?,dad,2.0,One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé so I could find a good job. “One dad struggled to save a few dollars.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_960,“One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong business and financial plans so I could create jobs.”,0.0,One dad,One dad
2063,What did the other create?,investments,3.0,The other created investments.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_960,“One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong business and financial plans so I could create jobs.”,0.0,investments,investments
2064,How much did one dad struggle to save?,dollars,4.0,“One dad struggled to save a few dollars.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_960,“One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong business and financial plans so I could create jobs.”,0.0,a few dollars,a few dollars
2065,What is the mental fortitude to direct money to the correct use?,fortitude,1.0,“what’s hard is the mental fortitude to direct money to the correct use.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_961,“what’s hard is the mental fortitude to direct money to the correct use.”,0.0,hard,hard
2066,What is the mental fortitude to direct to the correct use?,money,2.0,“what’s hard is the mental fortitude to direct money to the correct use.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_961,“what’s hard is the mental fortitude to direct money to the correct use.”,0.0,money,money
2067,What reward people who study more and more about less and less?,schools,1.0,“He often admitted that schools reward people who study more and more about less and less.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_963,“He often admitted that schools reward people who study more and more about less and less.”,0.0,schools,schools
2068,Who does he think schools reward for studying more and more?,people,2.0,“He often admitted that schools reward people who study more and more about less and less.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_963,“He often admitted that schools reward people who study more and more about less and less.”,0.0,people,people
2069,What is the biggest liability of old ideas?,liability,1.0,“Old ideas are their biggest liability.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_964,“Old ideas are their biggest liability.”,0.0,Old ideas,Old ideas
2070,What are old ideas?,ideas,2.0,“Old ideas are their biggest liability.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_964,“Old ideas are their biggest liability.”,0.0,their biggest liability,their biggest liability
2071,What do the poor have?,expenses,1.0,•​The poor only have expenses.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_966,“•​The rich buy assets. •​The poor only have expenses.”,0.0,expenses,expenses
2072,What is the feeling of pinch?,pinch,1.0,“Nearly everyone is feeling the pinch.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_967,“Nearly everyone is feeling the pinch.”,0.0,Nearly everyone,Nearly everyone
2073,How many people are feeling the pinch?,Nearly everyone,2.0,“Nearly everyone is feeling the pinch.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_967,“Nearly everyone is feeling the pinch.”,0.0,Nearly everyone,Nearly everyone
2074,What is the master of the universe?,slave,1.0,"Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_968,"“If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life. To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,money,money
2075,What is financial intelligence?,intelligence,2.0,That is financial intelligence.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_968,"“If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life. To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,you will be the master of it,you will be the master of it
2076,"Instead of being a slave to money, you will be the what?",master,3.0,"Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_968,"“If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life. To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.”",0.0,master of it,master of it
2077,What do people hate that they shouldn't buy?,estate,1.0,"When problems arise, the problems aren’t so bad that it changes my love for real estate. “I collect real estate simply because I love buildings and land. For people who hate real estate, they shouldn’t buy it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_969,"“I collect real estate simply because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, they shouldn’t buy it.”",0.0,real estate,real estate
2078,What do I love most about real estate?,buildings,2.0,“I collect real estate simply because I love buildings and land.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_969,"“I collect real estate simply because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, they shouldn’t buy it.”",0.0,buildings and land,buildings and land
2079,What do I love most about real estate?,land,3.0,“I collect real estate simply because I love buildings and land.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_969,"“I collect real estate simply because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, they shouldn’t buy it.”",0.0,buildings and land,buildings and land
2080,What do I do when problems arise that change my love for real estate?,love,4.0,"When problems arise, the problems aren’t so bad that it changes my love for real estate. “I collect real estate simply because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could look at them all day long.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_969,"“I collect real estate simply because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, they shouldn’t buy it.”",0.0,the problems aren’t so bad,the problems aren’t so bad
2081,When assets generate enough income to cover what?,luxuries,1.0,"“Left-hemisphere moment: When assets generate enough income to cover luxuries, that’s when you can buy them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_970,"“Left-hemisphere moment: When assets generate enough income to cover luxuries, that’s when you can buy them. Right-hemisphere moment: Think creatively about what your business is. It’s not your profession. Subconscious moment: Acquire the type of assets you love, because you will take better care of them and enjoy learning about them.”",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
2082,What do you love to buy?,assets,2.0,"Subconscious moment: Acquire the type of assets you love, because you will take better care of them and enjoy learning about them.” “Left-hemisphere moment: When assets generate enough income to cover luxuries, that’s when you can buy them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_970,"“Left-hemisphere moment: When assets generate enough income to cover luxuries, that’s when you can buy them. Right-hemisphere moment: Think creatively about what your business is. It’s not your profession. Subconscious moment: Acquire the type of assets you love, because you will take better care of them and enjoy learning about them.”",0.0,assets,assets
2083,What is not your profession?,profession,3.0,It’s not your profession.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_970,"“Left-hemisphere moment: When assets generate enough income to cover luxuries, that’s when you can buy them. Right-hemisphere moment: Think creatively about what your business is. It’s not your profession. Subconscious moment: Acquire the type of assets you love, because you will take better care of them and enjoy learning about them.”",0.0,Right-hemisphere moment,Right-hemisphere moment
2084,"When assets generate enough to cover luxuries, that’s when you can buy them.",income,4.0,"“Left-hemisphere moment: When assets generate enough income to cover luxuries, that’s when you can buy them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_970,"“Left-hemisphere moment: When assets generate enough income to cover luxuries, that’s when you can buy them. Right-hemisphere moment: Think creatively about what your business is. It’s not your profession. Subconscious moment: Acquire the type of assets you love, because you will take better care of them and enjoy learning about them.”",0.0,Left-hemisphere moment,Left-hemisphere moment
2085,"Without a strong reason, life is hard. What is the only thing that can be achieved without a strong reason?",purpose,1.0,"“I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_971,"“I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",0.0,purpose,purpose
2086,"Without a strong reason, life is hard.",reason,2.0,"“I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_971,"“I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",0.0,purpose,purpose
2087,How do you turn a lemon into millions?,lemon,1.0,“How can you turn a lemon into millions?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_972,“How can you turn a lemon into millions? That is financial intelligence.”,0.0,financial intelligence,financial intelligence
2088,What is financial intelligence?,intelligence,2.0,That is financial intelligence.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_972,“How can you turn a lemon into millions? That is financial intelligence.”,0.0,How can you turn a lemon into millions,How can you turn a lemon into millions
2089,What is the best way to view your life?,view,1.0,“I suggest taking a long view of their life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_974,“I suggest taking a long view of their life.”,0.0,taking a long,taking a long
2090,What do you suggest taking a long view of?,life,2.0,“I suggest taking a long view of their life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_974,“I suggest taking a long view of their life.”,0.0,their life,their life
2091,What is the formula for success?,texans,1.0,But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. “Texans don’t bury their failures.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_975,“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is the formula for all winners.”,0.0,It is the formula for all winners,It is the formula for all winners
2092,What do Texasns take and turn them into rallying cries?,failures,2.0,They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. “Texans don’t bury their failures.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_975,“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is the formula for all winners.”,0.0,their failures,their failures
2093,Failure inspires Texans to become what?,winners,3.0,Failure inspires Texans to become winners. It is the formula for all winners.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_975,“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is the formula for all winners.”,0.0,winners,winners
2094,What is the formula for all winners?,formula,4.0,But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is the formula for all winners.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_975,“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. It is the formula for all winners.”,0.0,that formula,that formula
2095,What is the most important exercise for a person to do?,gym,1.0,“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_976,"“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”",0.0,physical,physical
2096,What is the most common place to watch TV?,couch,2.0,“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_976,"“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”",0.0,couch,couch
2097,What does proper mental exercise increase your chances for?,wealth,3.0,"Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_976,"“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
2098,How does physical exercise increase your chances for health?,chances,4.0,"Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.” Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_976,"“It is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”",0.0,Proper,Proper
2099,Who do most of us learn about money from?,parents,1.0,So what can poor parents tell their child about money? “Most of us learn about money from our parents.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_977,"“Most of us learn about money from our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.”",0.0,our parents,our parents
2100,What do poor parents tell their child about money?,child,2.0,So what can poor parents tell their child about money?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_977,"“Most of us learn about money from our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.”",0.0,Stay in school and study hard,Stay in school and study hard
2101,What do poor parents tell their children about money?,money,3.0,So what can poor parents tell their child about money? “Most of us learn about money from our parents.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_977,"“Most of us learn about money from our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.”",0.0,Stay in school and study hard,Stay in school and study hard
2102,What do governments use to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing?,tax laws,1.0,More and more often we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_979,“The rich will never be taxed. More and more often we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing. These incentives reduce the taxes of the rich. So the only place for the government to drive tax revenue is from the middle class.”,0.0,tax laws,tax laws
2103,Tax laws are used to provide incentives to investors and what other types of business owners?,business owners,2.0,More and more often we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_979,“The rich will never be taxed. More and more often we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing. These incentives reduce the taxes of the rich. So the only place for the government to drive tax revenue is from the middle class.”,0.0,jobs and housing,jobs and housing
2104,What do tax laws provide to businesses to create jobs and housing?,incentives,3.0,More and more often we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing. These incentives reduce the taxes of the rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_979,“The rich will never be taxed. More and more often we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing. These incentives reduce the taxes of the rich. So the only place for the government to drive tax revenue is from the middle class.”,0.0,incentives,incentives
2105,Tax laws are used to create jobs and what else?,housing,4.0,More and more often we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_979,“The rich will never be taxed. More and more often we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing. These incentives reduce the taxes of the rich. So the only place for the government to drive tax revenue is from the middle class.”,0.0,housing,housing
2106,What do the middle class buy that they think are assets?,liabilities,1.0,“•​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_980,“•​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,0.0,liabilities,liabilities
2107,What do the middle class buy liabilities they think are?,assets,2.0,“•​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_980,“•​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,0.0,assets,assets
2108,"What is life saying, ‘Wake up?",push,1.0,"Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_983,"“Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,There’s something I want you to learn,There’s something I want you to learn
2109,"What does life say to you, ""Wake up""?",life,2.0,"“Most of the time, life does not talk to you. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_983,"“Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,There’s something I want you to learn,There’s something I want you to learn
2110,What are the most creative financial problems?,problems,1.0,“It is how creative you are in solving financial problems.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_984,“It is how creative you are in solving financial problems.”,0.0,solving financial problems,solving financial problems
2111,"What is life saying, ‘Wake up?",push,1.0,"Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_985,"“life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,There’s something I want you to learn,There’s something I want you to learn
2112,What is the best job in life?,teacher,2.0,“life is the best teacher of all.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_985,"“life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,teacher,teacher
2113,What is the best teacher of all?,life,3.0,"Most of the time, life does not talk to you. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. “life is the best teacher of all.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_985,"“life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, ‘Wake up. There’s something I want you to learn.”",0.0,life,life
2114,What is the most treasured of the three?,self-knowledge,1.0,"He who has the gold makes the rules.” The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured of the three.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_986,"“Japanese were aware of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world. The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.” The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured of the three.”",0.0,self-knowledge,self-knowledge
2115,Who has spent trillions of dollars on weapons?,america,2.0,"America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_986,"“Japanese were aware of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world. The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.” The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured of the three.”",0.0,America,America
2116,How much money has America spent on weapons?,trillions,3.0,"America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_986,"“Japanese were aware of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world. The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.” The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured of the three.”",0.0,trillions of dollars,trillions of dollars
2117,What symbolises the power of money?,jewel,4.0,"“Japanese were aware of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The jewel symbolizes the power of money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_986,"“Japanese were aware of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world. The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.” The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured of the three.”",0.0,The jewel,The jewel
2118,What is the old statement?,truth,1.0,"“there is some truth to the old statement,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_988,"“there is some truth to the old statement,”",0.0,truth,truth
2119,What is the truth of the old statement?,statement,2.0,"“there is some truth to the old statement,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_988,"“there is some truth to the old statement,”",0.0,there is some truth,there is some truth
2120,Who is my wife?,kim,1.0,"Rich dad surrounded himself with men and women who were specialists: attorneys, accountants, brokers, and bankers… and Kim and I have done the same.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_989,"“WHO’S ON YOUR TEAM? Rich dad surrounded himself with men and women who were specialists: attorneys, accountants, brokers, and bankers… and Kim and I have done the same. Today, our team of Advisors is among our greatest assets. What’s more important than money? An entrepreneur’s team… Who’s on yours?”",0.0,Kim,Kim
2121,What is the profession of a banker?,accountants,2.0,"Rich dad surrounded himself with men and women who were specialists: attorneys, accountants, brokers, and bankers… and Kim and I have done the same.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_989,"“WHO’S ON YOUR TEAM? Rich dad surrounded himself with men and women who were specialists: attorneys, accountants, brokers, and bankers… and Kim and I have done the same. Today, our team of Advisors is among our greatest assets. What’s more important than money? An entrepreneur’s team… Who’s on yours?”",0.0,"accountants, brokers","accountants, brokers"
2122,What is the profession of a banker?,brokers,3.0,"Rich dad surrounded himself with men and women who were specialists: attorneys, accountants, brokers, and bankers… and Kim and I have done the same.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_989,"“WHO’S ON YOUR TEAM? Rich dad surrounded himself with men and women who were specialists: attorneys, accountants, brokers, and bankers… and Kim and I have done the same. Today, our team of Advisors is among our greatest assets. What’s more important than money? An entrepreneur’s team… Who’s on yours?”",0.0,"accountants, brokers","accountants, brokers"
2123,What is the most important asset of our company?,advisors,4.0,"Today, our team of Advisors is among our greatest assets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_989,"“WHO’S ON YOUR TEAM? Rich dad surrounded himself with men and women who were specialists: attorneys, accountants, brokers, and bankers… and Kim and I have done the same. Today, our team of Advisors is among our greatest assets. What’s more important than money? An entrepreneur’s team… Who’s on yours?”",0.0,our team of Advisors,our team of Advisors
2124,What is the fear of public speaking caused by?,ostracism,1.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_990,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems.”",0.0,the fear of ostracism,the fear of ostracism
2125,What is the fear of public speaking caused by?,ridicule,2.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_990,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems.”",0.0,the fear of ostracism,the fear of ostracism
2126,Why do people fear being different?,prevents,3.0,The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_990,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems.”",0.0,prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems,prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems
2127,"What is the fear of standing out, criticism, ridicule, and being an outcast?",fear,4.0,"According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_990,"“It is said that the fear of public speaking is a fear greater than death for most people. According to psychiatrists, the fear of public speaking is caused by the fear of ostracism, the fear of standing out, the fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new ways to solve their problems.”",0.0,fear of ostracism,fear of ostracism
2128,How often do we focus on borrowing money to get the things we want instead of creating money?,today,1.0,"“Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things we want instead of focusing on creating money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_991,"“Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things we want instead of focusing on creating money.”",0.0,Too often,Too often
2129,What do we focus on borrowing money for instead of creating money?,things,2.0,"“Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things we want instead of focusing on creating money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_991,"“Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things we want instead of focusing on creating money.”",0.0,the things we want,the things we want
2130,"If you don't handle fear and desire, and you get rich, you'll only be a highly paid what?",slave,1.0,"“If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_992,"“If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”",0.0,slave,slave
2131,"If you don't handle fear and what else, and you get rich, you'll only be a highly paid slave?",desire,2.0,"“If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_992,"“If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”",0.0,desire,desire
2132,What is the best way to learn something new?,fence,1.0,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_993,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new,”",0.0,working,working
2133,What is the idea of learning something new?,idea,2.0,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_993,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new,”",0.0,working,working
2134,How does money come back when you give it?,multiples,1.0,"“I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_994,"“I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples.”",0.0,multiples,multiples
2135,"What do you want, so I give it back in multiples?",money,2.0,"“I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples.” “I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_994,"“I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples.”",0.0,money,money
2136,What is the most important thing to maintain?,wealth,1.0,"“So if you want to be rich and maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words as well as numbers.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_995,"“So if you want to be rich and maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words as well as numbers.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
2137,What are the two most important things to be financially literate?,numbers,2.0,"“So if you want to be rich and maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words as well as numbers.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_995,"“So if you want to be rich and maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words as well as numbers.”",0.0,words as well as numbers,words as well as numbers
2138,What is the process of almost everything in life?,search,1.0,"“Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept are all parts of the process of almost everything in life.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_997,"“Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept are all parts of the process of almost everything in life.        •”",0.0,"Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept","Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept"
2139,What is the process of life?,process,2.0,"“Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept are all parts of the process of almost everything in life.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_997,"“Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept are all parts of the process of almost everything in life.        •”",0.0,"Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept","Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept"
2140,What is a corporation?,file folder,1.0,"A corporation is merely a file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s office and registered with a state government agency.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_998,"“But what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know is that a corporation is not really a thing. A corporation is merely a file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s office and registered with a state government agency. It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people. A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.”",0.0,a file folder with some legal documents in it,a file folder with some legal documents in it
2141,What is a corporation a file folder with?,documents,2.0,"A corporation is merely a file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s office and registered with a state government agency.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_998,"“But what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know is that a corporation is not really a thing. A corporation is merely a file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s office and registered with a state government agency. It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people. A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.”",0.0,some legal documents in it,some legal documents in it
2142,What is not a big building?,factory,3.0,It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_998,"“But what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know is that a corporation is not really a thing. A corporation is merely a file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s office and registered with a state government agency. It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people. A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.”",0.0,A corporation,A corporation
2143,What do the poor and middle class do for money?,class work,1.0,"“The poor and middle class work for money,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_999,"“The poor and middle class work for money,”",0.0,work,work
2144,What do the poor and middle class work for?,money,2.0,"“The poor and middle class work for money,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_999,"“The poor and middle class work for money,”",0.0,money,money
2145,What is the only road that diverged in a wood?,wood,1.0,"“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1000,"“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.”",0.0,one less traveled by,one less traveled by
2146,What has the one less traveled by made?,difference,2.0,"“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1000,"“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.”",0.0,all the difference,all the difference
2147,What are the powers in the world that are smarter than we are?,powers,1.0,“There are powers in this world that are much smarter than we are.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1001,“There are powers in this world that are much smarter than we are.”,0.0,powers,powers
2148,What is smarter than we are?,world,2.0,“There are powers in this world that are much smarter than we are.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1001,“There are powers in this world that are much smarter than we are.”,0.0,powers,powers
2149,What can an untrained mind create that can crush a family for generations?,poverty,1.0,An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1002,"“It is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”",0.0,extreme poverty,extreme poverty
2150,What can be created by training?,wealth,2.0,"“It is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1002,"“It is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”",0.0,enormous wealth,enormous wealth
2151,How long can extreme poverty crush a family?,generations,3.0,An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1002,"“It is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”",0.0,generations,generations
2152,What can extreme poverty crush for generations?,family,4.0,An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1002,"“It is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.”",0.0,a family,a family
2153,What is the KISS principle?,super simple,1.0,"“the KISS principle—Keep It Simple, Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1003,"“the KISS principle—Keep It Simple, Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)”",0.0,"Keep It Simple, Stupid","Keep It Simple, Stupid"
2154,What is the KISS principle?,kiss,2.0,"“the KISS principle—Keep It Simple, Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1003,"“the KISS principle—Keep It Simple, Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)”",0.0,"Keep It Simple, Stupid","Keep It Simple, Stupid"
2155,What are they interested in?,subject,1.0,They’re interested in the subject.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1005,“They don’t do it to brag. They’re interested in the subject.”,0.0,the subject,the subject
2156,What is the problem with people who think more money will solve their financial problems?,lack,1.0,“They think that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their lack of financial education that is the problem.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1006,“They think that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their lack of financial education that is the problem.”,0.0,lack of financial education,lack of financial education
2157,What is the problem with people who think more money will solve their problem?,education,2.0,“They think that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their lack of financial education that is the problem.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1006,“They think that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their lack of financial education that is the problem.”,0.0,lack of financial education,lack of financial education
2158,What do you do when you have a duel?,quiere,1.0,"Tal vez el dueño va hacia donde quiere ir, pero el burrito sólo persigue una ilusión, un engaño.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1008,"“Es como la imagen del burro que va jalando una carretita mientras el dueño mantiene una zanahoria colgando frente a su hocico. Tal vez el dueño va hacia donde quiere ir, pero el burrito sólo persigue una ilusión, un engaño. Y el día de mañana sólo habrá otra zanahoria para él.” “¿Quieres decir que cuando me imagino un nuevo guante de beisbol, dulces y juguetes, soy como el burro y su zanahoria?”, preguntó Mike. “Sí. Y a medida de que creces, los juguetes se vuelven más caros. Entonces necesitas un auto nuevo, un bote y una mansión para impresionar a tus amigos”, dijo padre rico, con una sonrisa. “El miedo te lleva hasta la puerta y el deseo te atrae con sus llamados. Esa es la trampa.”",0.0,colgando frente a su hocico,colgando frente a su hocico
2159,What is the best sport in Mexico?,beisbol,2.0,"Y el día de mañana sólo habrá otra zanahoria para él.” “¿Quieres decir que cuando me imagino un nuevo guante de beisbol, dulces y juguetes, soy como el burro y su zanahoria?”, preguntó Mike.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1008,"“Es como la imagen del burro que va jalando una carretita mientras el dueño mantiene una zanahoria colgando frente a su hocico. Tal vez el dueño va hacia donde quiere ir, pero el burrito sólo persigue una ilusión, un engaño. Y el día de mañana sólo habrá otra zanahoria para él.” “¿Quieres decir que cuando me imagino un nuevo guante de beisbol, dulces y juguetes, soy como el burro y su zanahoria?”, preguntó Mike. “Sí. Y a medida de que creces, los juguetes se vuelven más caros. Entonces necesitas un auto nuevo, un bote y una mansión para impresionar a tus amigos”, dijo padre rico, con una sonrisa. “El miedo te lleva hasta la puerta y el deseo te atrae con sus llamados. Esa es la trampa.”",0.0,beisbol,beisbol
2160,What is the last thing I want to do after a workout?,workout,1.0,"“After the workout is over, I am always glad I talked myself into going.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1009,"“After the workout is over, I am always glad I talked myself into going.”",0.0,going,going
2161,What car did Kim buy when she had extra money from her apartment houses?,mercedes,1.0,"“For example, when my wife Kim and I had extra money coming from our apartment houses, she went out and bought her Mercedes.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1010,"“For example, when my wife Kim and I had extra money coming from our apartment houses, she went out and bought her Mercedes. It didn’t take any extra work or risk on her part because the apartment house bought the car.”",0.0,Mercedes,Mercedes
2162,What did the apartment house buy the car?,risk,2.0,It didn’t take any extra work or risk on her part because the apartment house bought the car.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1010,"“For example, when my wife Kim and I had extra money coming from our apartment houses, she went out and bought her Mercedes. It didn’t take any extra work or risk on her part because the apartment house bought the car.”",0.0,Mercedes,Mercedes
2163,What is the most powerful thing we have?,asset,1.0,“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1011,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth.”",0.0,our mind,our mind
2164,What can be created if the human brain is trained well?,wealth,2.0,"If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1011,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth.”",0.0,enormous wealth,enormous wealth
2165,What is the most powerful asset we have?,mind,3.0,“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1011,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth.”",0.0,our mind,our mind
2166,What is the best job you can be if you are not a good leader?,leader,1.0,"“If you’re not a good leader, you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1012,"“Leadership is what you need to learn next,” he said. “If you’re not a good leader, you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”",0.0,business,business
2167,What is the same as a good leader in what they do?,business,2.0,"“If you’re not a good leader, you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1012,"“Leadership is what you need to learn next,” he said. “If you’re not a good leader, you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”",0.0,business,business
2168,What are some tips and tricks of the trade?,tricks,1.0,Take them to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1013,“•​Find someone who has done what you want to do. Take them to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade.”,0.0,“•​Find someone who has done what you want to do,“•​Find someone who has done what you want to do
2169,What is the best way to ask for tips and tricks?,lunch,2.0,Take them to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1013,“•​Find someone who has done what you want to do. Take them to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade.”,0.0,Take them to lunch,Take them to lunch
2170,What is the power of choice?,choice,1.0,"I choose to be rich, and I make that choice everyday.” “All of us have the power of choice.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1014,"“All of us have the power of choice. I choose to be rich, and I make that choice everyday.”",0.0,All of us have the power of choice. I choose to be rich,All of us have the power of choice. I choose to be rich
2171,What is the power of choice?,power,2.0,“All of us have the power of choice.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1014,"“All of us have the power of choice. I choose to be rich, and I make that choice everyday.”",0.0,All of us have the power of choice. I choose to be rich,All of us have the power of choice. I choose to be rich
2172,What is it that the rich are not taxed?,reality,1.0,“The reality is that the rich are not taxed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1015,"“The reality is that the rich are not taxed. It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.”",0.0,The reality,The reality
2173,"What is the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor?",class,2.0,"It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.” It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1015,"“The reality is that the rich are not taxed. It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.”",0.0,the rich,the rich
2174,What is the most important law of all?,money,1.0,"“Focus on the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1016,"“Focus on the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”",0.0,"“Give, and you shall receive","“Give, and you shall receive"
2175,What is the most important law of money?,law,2.0,"“Focus on the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1016,"“Focus on the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”",0.0,"“Give, and you shall receive","“Give, and you shall receive"
2176,What part of your body is responsible for being criticized?,heart,1.0,“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1017,“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway.”,0.0,heart,heart
2177,What is the 21st century illiterate?,illiterate,1.0,"“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1018,"“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”",0.0,"those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn","those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn"
2178,What is the illiterate of the 21st century?,century,2.0,"“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1018,"“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”",0.0,"those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn","those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn"
2179,What did it take a day to read?,book,1.0,"“It took a day to read the book, a day to take action,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1019,"“It took a day to read the book, a day to take action,”",0.0,the book,the book
2180,"What did it take a day to read the book, a day to take?",action,2.0,"“It took a day to read the book, a day to take action,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1019,"“It took a day to read the book, a day to take action,”",0.0,action,action
2181,What does failure turn losers into winners?,losers,1.0,And failure turns losers into winners.” “Losers avoid failing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1020,“Losers avoid failing. And failure turns losers into winners.”,0.0,Losers avoid failing,Losers avoid failing
2182,What makes losers winners?,failure,2.0,And failure turns losers into winners.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1020,“Losers avoid failing. And failure turns losers into winners.”,0.0,failure,failure
2183,I have never met a rich person who has never lost money.,person,1.0,"And in all my years, I have never met a rich person who has never lost money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1022,"“Have never met anyone who really likes losing money. And in all my years, I have never met a rich person who has never lost money.”",0.0,in all my years,in all my years
2184,I have never met a rich person who has never lost what?,money,2.0,"And in all my years, I have never met a rich person who has never lost money.” “Have never met anyone who really likes losing money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1022,"“Have never met anyone who really likes losing money. And in all my years, I have never met a rich person who has never lost money.”",0.0,money,money
2185,What do we need to survive?,intelligence,1.0,"“Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1024,"“Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not learned the science of money making money.”",0.0,greater financial intelligence,greater financial intelligence
2186,What is the idea that it takes money to make money?,thinking,2.0,The idea that “it takes money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated people.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1024,"“Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not learned the science of money making money.”",0.0,financially unsophisticated people,financially unsophisticated people
2187,What is the idea that it takes money to make money?,idea,3.0,The idea that “it takes money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated people.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1024,"“Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not learned the science of money making money.”",0.0,financially unsophisticated people,financially unsophisticated people
2188,When do we need financial intelligence to survive?,today,4.0,"“Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1024,"“Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not learned the science of money making money.”",0.0,Today,Today
2189,What do you use to think?,emotions,1.0,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions” “Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1025,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions”",0.0,emotions,emotions
2190,What is the first element of a deal?,bargain,1.0,"“For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two elements: a bargain and change.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1026,"“For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two elements: a bargain and change.”",0.0,a bargain and change,a bargain and change
2191,What is the first element of a deal?,profit,2.0,"“For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two elements: a bargain and change.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1026,"“For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two elements: a bargain and change.”",0.0,a bargain and change,a bargain and change
2192,What is the fear of losing money?,fear,1.0,“The fear of losing money is real.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1028,“The fear of losing money is real. Everyone has”,0.0,real,real
2193,What do you fear losing?,money,2.0,“The fear of losing money is real.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1028,“The fear of losing money is real. Everyone has”,0.0,money,money
2194,What is Job?,acronym,1.0,“Job is an acronym for “Just Over Broke.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1029,“Job is an acronym for “Just Over Broke.”,0.0,Just Over Broke,Just Over Broke
2195,"What is the meaning of ""Job""?",broke,2.0,“Job is an acronym for “Just Over Broke.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1029,“Job is an acronym for “Just Over Broke.”,0.0,Just Over Broke,Just Over Broke
2196,What do I have control over?,control,1.0,“I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1030,"“I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,myself,myself
2197,What must change first?,things,2.0,"And if things must change, first I must change.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1030,"“I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first I must change.”",0.0,things,things
2198,"If you hate risk and worry, start early.",risk,1.0,"“If you hate risk and worry, start early.” If”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1031,"“If you hate risk and worry, start early.” If”",0.0,If”,If”
2199,What do we have to overcome to be a better person?,bad habits,1.0,"You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.” Overcoming Bad Habits Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1032,"“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.” Overcoming Bad Habits Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education.”",0.0,Bad Habits,Bad Habits
2200,How do we overcome bad habits?,reflection,2.0,"You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.” Overcoming Bad Habits Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1032,"“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.” Overcoming Bad Habits Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education.”",0.0,Our lives are a reflection of our habits,Our lives are a reflection of our habits
2201,What are the reflections of our habits more than our education?,lives,3.0,"You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.” Overcoming Bad Habits Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1032,"“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.” Overcoming Bad Habits Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education.”",0.0,Our lives,Our lives
2202,What part of your body is responsible for being criticized?,heart,4.0,“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1032,"“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.” Overcoming Bad Habits Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education.”",0.0,your heart,your heart
2203,What is the combination of anger and love?,passion,1.0,"“Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1033,"“Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.”",0.0,passion,passion
2204,"What is a big part of the formula, for passion is love and anger combined?",anger,2.0,"“Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.” “Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1033,"“Anger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.”",0.0,Anger,Anger
2205,Whose words have taught me the truth and wisdom of life?,dad,1.0,“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1035,“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control.”,0.0,rich dad,rich dad
2206,What is the truth in rich dad's words?,wisdom,2.0,“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1035,“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control.”,0.0,wisdom,wisdom
2207,What is the truth in rich dad's words?,truth,3.0,“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1035,“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control.”,0.0,wisdom,wisdom
2208,What is the most important thing in life?,control,4.0,So much of life is out of our control.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1035,“CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN I’ve learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad’s words. So much of life is out of our control.”,0.0,CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN,CHANGE WHAT YOU CAN
2209,What is the name of the hole you dug yourself into?,hole,1.0,“If you find you have dug yourself into a hole… stop digging.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1037,“If you find you have dug yourself into a hole… stop digging.”,0.0,a hole,a hole
2210,What is the bancarrota?,eterna,1.0,"La bancarrota es temporal, la pobreza, eterna.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1038,"“Existe una diferencia entre ser pobre y estar en bancarrota. La bancarrota es temporal, la pobreza, eterna.”",0.0,temporal,temporal
2211,Who is the rich dad?,rich dad,1.0,“Rich Dad’s Lesson #1: “The rich don’t work for money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1039,“Rich Dad’s Lesson #1: “The rich don’t work for money.”,0.0,rich,rich
2212,What is Rich Dad's lesson #1?,lesson,2.0,“Rich Dad’s Lesson #1: “The rich don’t work for money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1039,“Rich Dad’s Lesson #1: “The rich don’t work for money.”,0.0,“The rich don’t work for money,“The rich don’t work for money
2213,What is the difference between ignorance and illumination?,illumination,1.0,“human’s life is a struggle between ignorance and illumination.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1040,“human’s life is a struggle between ignorance and illumination.”,0.0,human’s life is a struggle,human’s life is a struggle
2214,What is the struggle between illumination and ignorance?,ignorance,2.0,“human’s life is a struggle between ignorance and illumination.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1040,“human’s life is a struggle between ignorance and illumination.”,0.0,human’s life,human’s life
2215,What is more important than talking?,listening,1.0,“Listening is more important than talking.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1041,“Listening is more important than talking.”,0.0,Listening,Listening
2216,What would you not wish on someone?,task,1.0,"“Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t wish that task on anyone.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1042,"“Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t wish that task on anyone.”",0.0,running a company,running a company
2217,What is the most important thing to run?,company,2.0,"“Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t wish that task on anyone.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1042,"“Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t wish that task on anyone.”",0.0,a company,a company
2218,What is the main reason why people may not have abundant cash flow?,laziness,1.0,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1043,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance. Let’s look at each of those in detail.”",0.0,fear,fear
2219,What do people who are financially literate not develop?,cash flow,2.0,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1043,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance. Let’s look at each of those in detail.”",0.0,abundant cash flow,abundant cash flow
2220,What is the main reason why people may not have abundant cash flow?,arrogance,3.0,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1043,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance. Let’s look at each of those in detail.”",0.0,fear,fear
2221,What is the main reason why people may not have abundant cash flow?,cynicism,4.0,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1043,"“The five main reasons financially literate people may still not develop abundant cash flow are: 1) fear, 2) cynicism, 3) laziness, 4) bad habits, and 5) arrogance. Let’s look at each of those in detail.”",0.0,fear,fear
2222,What did he have a funny look on his face at first?,look,1.0,"“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1044,"“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first,”",0.0,"Well, he had a funny look on his face at first,”","Well, he had a funny look on his face at first,”"
2223,What part of his face did he have a funny look on?,face,2.0,"“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1044,"“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first,”",0.0,face,face
2224,What is the best way to keep your mind off of your business?,day job,1.0,"“Otherwise, keep your day job and mind your own business.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1045,"“Otherwise, keep your day job and mind your own business.”",0.0,keep your day job,keep your day job
2225,What should you mind your own business?,business,2.0,"“Otherwise, keep your day job and mind your own business.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1045,"“Otherwise, keep your day job and mind your own business.”",0.0,keep your day job,keep your day job
2226,Who was Robert's father?,robert,1.0,"“Left-hemisphere moment: Despite having a high-paying job, people like Robert’s poor dad struggled to make ends meet.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1046,"“Left-hemisphere moment: Despite having a high-paying job, people like Robert’s poor dad struggled to make ends meet. Right-hemisphere moment: Looking at the discarded comic books in a new, creative way led to a business opportunity. Subconscious moment: People let the emotions of fear and greed rule their lives.”",0.0,poor,poor
2227,What did looking at discarded comic books lead to?,business opportunity,2.0,"Right-hemisphere moment: Looking at the discarded comic books in a new, creative way led to a business opportunity.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1046,"“Left-hemisphere moment: Despite having a high-paying job, people like Robert’s poor dad struggled to make ends meet. Right-hemisphere moment: Looking at the discarded comic books in a new, creative way led to a business opportunity. Subconscious moment: People let the emotions of fear and greed rule their lives.”",0.0,a business opportunity,a business opportunity
2228,What is Robert's father's name?,dad,3.0,"“Left-hemisphere moment: Despite having a high-paying job, people like Robert’s poor dad struggled to make ends meet.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1046,"“Left-hemisphere moment: Despite having a high-paying job, people like Robert’s poor dad struggled to make ends meet. Right-hemisphere moment: Looking at the discarded comic books in a new, creative way led to a business opportunity. Subconscious moment: People let the emotions of fear and greed rule their lives.”",0.0,poor,poor
2229,Subconscious moment: What emotion do people let fear and fear rule their lives?,greed,4.0,Subconscious moment: People let the emotions of fear and greed rule their lives.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1046,"“Left-hemisphere moment: Despite having a high-paying job, people like Robert’s poor dad struggled to make ends meet. Right-hemisphere moment: Looking at the discarded comic books in a new, creative way led to a business opportunity. Subconscious moment: People let the emotions of fear and greed rule their lives.”",0.0,greed,greed
2230,What is the meaning of saving?,savers,1.0,“Rich Dad Lesson: “Savers are losers.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1047,“Rich Dad Lesson: “Savers are losers.”,0.0,losers,losers
2231,"If you know what you’re talking about, you have what?",fighting chance,1.0,"If you know what you’re talking about, you have a fighting chance.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1048,"“If you’re ignorant, it’s easy to be bullied. If you know what you’re talking about, you have a fighting chance.”",0.0,a fighting chance,a fighting chance
2232,What do you think you have dug yourself into?,hole,1.0,“If you find you have dug yourself into a hole… stop digging.” As”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1049,“If you find you have dug yourself into a hole… stop digging.” As”,0.0,a hole,a hole
2233,What is in information?,wealth,1.0,"“Today, wealth is in information.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1051,"“Today, wealth is in information.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
2234,What is wealth in information?,today,2.0,"“Today, wealth is in information.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1051,"“Today, wealth is in information.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
2235,What is the power of learning quickly?,formula,1.0,“4.​Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1053,“4.​Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly”,0.0,Master a formula,Master a formula
2236,What is the power of learning quickly?,power,2.0,“4.​Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1053,“4.​Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly”,0.0,Master a formula,Master a formula
2237,How do I use my emociones to write a good book?,pero,1.0,"“Aprende a utilizar tus emociones para pensar, pero no pienses con tus emociones.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1054,"“Aprende a utilizar tus emociones para pensar, pero no pienses con tus emociones. En”",0.0,pensar,pensar
2238,What is the first thing that motivates us to work hard?,paycheck,1.0,"“First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1055,"“First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”",0.0,the fear of being without money,the fear of being without money
2239,What is the reason for the desire to work hard?,greed,2.0,"“First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1055,"“First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”",0.0,the fear of being without money,the fear of being without money
2240,What motivates us to work hard and then greed or what motivates us to think about all the wonderful things money can buy?,desire,3.0,"“First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1055,"“First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”",0.0,desire,desire
2241,What is the burning desire to learn?,passion,1.0,"“You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1056,"“You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire.”",0.0,"energy, passion","energy, passion"
2242,What is the process of learning?,learning,2.0,"“You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1056,"“You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire.”",0.0,"energy, passion, and a burning desire","energy, passion, and a burning desire"
2243,What is the name of the feathers that are a flock?,flock,1.0,“Birds of a feather flock together.” If”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1057,“Birds of a feather flock together.” If”,0.0,Birds of a feather,Birds of a feather
2244,What are birds of a feather?,birds,2.0,“Birds of a feather flock together.” If”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1057,“Birds of a feather flock together.” If”,0.0,flock together,flock together
2245,What is the most important thing to have when you have a lot of money?,cash flow,1.0,"“As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1058,"“As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries.”",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
2246,What can you indulge in as your cash flow grows?,luxuries,2.0,"“As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1058,"“As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries.”",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
2247,What is one form of power?,money,1.0,“Money is one form of power.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1059,“Money is one form of power.”,0.0,Money,Money
2248,What is the power of money?,form,2.0,“Money is one form of power.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1059,“Money is one form of power.”,0.0,one form of power,one form of power
2249,Who said “Taxes”?,dad,1.0,"“Heavens no!” said rich dad. “Taxes,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1061,"“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked with amazement. “Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its share first.” “How do they do that?” I asked. “Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed when you die.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
2250,What did I feel when I asked you that most workers don't get paid?,amazement,2.0,“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked with amazement.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1061,"“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked with amazement. “Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its share first.” “How do they do that?” I asked. “Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed when you die.”",0.0,amazement,amazement
2251,What did a rich dad say he was rich?,taxes,3.0,"“Taxes,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1061,"“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked with amazement. “Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its share first.” “How do they do that?” I asked. “Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed when you die.”",0.0,Taxes,Taxes
2252,What is the most important thing that most people don't get paid?,workers,4.0,“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked with amazement.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1061,"“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked with amazement. “Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its share first.” “How do they do that?” I asked. “Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed when you die.”",0.0,everything,everything
2253,What is the term for a piece of real estate that is sold for an exchange?,capital gain,1.0,"“Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1062,"“Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.”",0.0,capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive,capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive
2254,What is Section 1031 of?,internal revenue code,2.0,"“Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1062,"“Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.”",0.0,the Internal Revenue Code,the Internal Revenue Code
2255,How long do people work at a job?,hours,1.0,"“So many people say, “Oh, I’m not interested in money.” Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1063,"“So many people say, “Oh, I’m not interested in money.” Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day.”",0.0,eight hours a day,eight hours a day
2256,What do people say they work at eight hours a day?,job,2.0,"“So many people say, “Oh, I’m not interested in money.” Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1063,"“So many people say, “Oh, I’m not interested in money.” Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day.”",0.0,a job,a job
2257,What puts money in my pocket?,asset,1.0,“An asset puts money in my pocket.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1064,“An asset puts money in my pocket. A liability takes money out of my pocket.”,0.0,An asset,An asset
2258,What takes money out of my pocket?,liability,2.0,A liability takes money out of my pocket.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1064,“An asset puts money in my pocket. A liability takes money out of my pocket.”,0.0,A liability,A liability
2259,What does a liability take out of my pocket?,money,3.0,A liability takes money out of my pocket.” “An asset puts money in my pocket.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1064,“An asset puts money in my pocket. A liability takes money out of my pocket.”,0.0,money,money
2260,What is your house not?,asset,1.0,“Rich Dad Lesson: “Your house is not an asset.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1065,“Rich Dad Lesson: “Your house is not an asset.”,0.0,an asset,an asset
2261,What do you think a rich person has never lost?,money,1.0,“And I’ve never met someone rich who has never lost money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1067,“And I’ve never met someone rich who has never lost money.”,0.0,money,money
2262,How do I know when to make quick decisions?,skill,1.0,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1068,“Opportunities come and go. Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.”,0.0,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill
2263,What come and go?,opportunities,2.0,“Opportunities come and go.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1068,“Opportunities come and go. Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.”,0.0,Opportunities,Opportunities
2264,How do I know when to make quick decisions?,decisions,3.0,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1068,“Opportunities come and go. Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.”,0.0,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill,Being able to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill
2265,What did she use to afford her financial life?,intelligence,1.0,“It means she used her financial intelligence to afford it.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1069,“It means she used her financial intelligence to afford it.”,0.0,financial intelligence,financial intelligence
2266,What is the ability to sell?,base skill,1.0,"The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1070,"“The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",0.0,—to communicate to another human being,—to communicate to another human being
2267,What is the most important person to sell to?,spouse,2.0,"The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1070,"“The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",0.0,"a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child","a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child"
2268,What is the basic skill of selling?,customer,3.0,"The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1070,"“The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",0.0,to communicate to another human being,to communicate to another human being
2269,What is the most important specialized skill?,marketing,4.0,“The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1070,"“The most important specialized skills are sales and marketing. The ability to sell—to communicate to another human being, be it a customer, employee, boss, spouse, or child—is the base skill of personal success.”",0.0,sales and marketing,sales and marketing
2270,What would I do if I had all the money I needed?,money,1.0,“What would my life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had all the money I needed?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1071,“What would my life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had all the money I needed?”,0.0,What would my life be like,What would my life be like
2271,What would be like if I never had to work again?,life,2.0,“What would my life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had all the money I needed?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1071,“What would my life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had all the money I needed?”,0.0,my life,my life
2272,"What is the name of a statement that shows your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities?",financial statement,1.0,"FINANCIAL STATEMENT: A statement of your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1072,"“BOND: A debt security in which the authorized issuer owes the holders a debt and is obliged to repay the principal and interest at a later date, termed maturity. ENTREPRENEUR: Someone who creates a system to offer a product or service in order to obtain a profit. Entrepreneurs are willing to accept a level of risk to pursue opportunity and are viewed as fundamentally important in the capitalistic society. FINANCIAL STATEMENT: A statement of your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Your “report card” when you leave school and what your banker wants to see before lending you money. STOCK: The capital raised by a corporation through the distribution of shares.”",0.0,FINANCIAL STATEMENT,FINANCIAL STATEMENT
2273,What is the term for someone who creates a system to offer a product or service in order to obtain a profit?,entrepreneur,2.0,ENTREPRENEUR: Someone who creates a system to offer a product or service in order to obtain a profit.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1072,"“BOND: A debt security in which the authorized issuer owes the holders a debt and is obliged to repay the principal and interest at a later date, termed maturity. ENTREPRENEUR: Someone who creates a system to offer a product or service in order to obtain a profit. Entrepreneurs are willing to accept a level of risk to pursue opportunity and are viewed as fundamentally important in the capitalistic society. FINANCIAL STATEMENT: A statement of your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Your “report card” when you leave school and what your banker wants to see before lending you money. STOCK: The capital raised by a corporation through the distribution of shares.”",0.0,ENTREPRENEUR,ENTREPRENEUR
2274,What is the most important asset to you?,assets,3.0,"FINANCIAL STATEMENT: A statement of your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1072,"“BOND: A debt security in which the authorized issuer owes the holders a debt and is obliged to repay the principal and interest at a later date, termed maturity. ENTREPRENEUR: Someone who creates a system to offer a product or service in order to obtain a profit. Entrepreneurs are willing to accept a level of risk to pursue opportunity and are viewed as fundamentally important in the capitalistic society. FINANCIAL STATEMENT: A statement of your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Your “report card” when you leave school and what your banker wants to see before lending you money. STOCK: The capital raised by a corporation through the distribution of shares.”",0.0,debt security,debt security
2275,What is small?,people,1.0,"“Small people remain small because they think small,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1073,"“Small people remain small because they think small,”",0.0,Small people remain small because they think small,Small people remain small because they think small
2276,"If you have no guts, you just give up every time what pushes you?",time life,1.0,"“if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1075,"“if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning.”",0.0,life,life
2277,"If you have no what, you just give up every time life pushes you?",guts,2.0,"“if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1075,"“if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning.”",0.0,guts,guts
2278,What kind of people will you have who really like you?,friends,3.0,You’ll have lots of friends who really like you because you were such a nice hardworking guy.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1075,"“if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning.”",0.0,lots of friends,lots of friends
2279,"If you're that kind of person, you'll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. If you're the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you, what is the best way to do it?",person,4.0,"If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. “if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1075,"“if you’re the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning.”",0.0,Then you die a boring old man,Then you die a boring old man
2280,What is a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul?,document,1.0,“CORPORATION: Merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1076,"“CORPORATION: Merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people. Using it, the wealth of the rich is protected.”",0.0,CORPORATION,CORPORATION
2281,What is protected by using the e-money?,wealth,2.0,"Using it, the wealth of the rich is protected.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1076,"“CORPORATION: Merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people. Using it, the wealth of the rich is protected.”",0.0,the wealth of the rich,the wealth of the rich
2282,What is not a big building?,factory,3.0,It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1076,"“CORPORATION: Merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people. Using it, the wealth of the rich is protected.”",0.0,CORPORATION,CORPORATION
2283,What is the body without a soul?,soul,4.0,“CORPORATION: Merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1076,"“CORPORATION: Merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. It’s not a big building or a factory or a group of people. Using it, the wealth of the rich is protected.”",0.0,CORPORATION,CORPORATION
2284,What is the power of spirit If?,reality,1.0,“Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit If”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1077,“Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit If”,0.0,Find a reason greater than reality,Find a reason greater than reality
2285,What is the power of?,spirit,2.0,“Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit If”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1077,“Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit If”,0.0,spirit,spirit
2286,What is the reason most people don't win financially?,joy,1.0,"“So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1078,"“So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. Another”",0.0,the pain of losing money,the pain of losing money
2287,Why do most people lose money?,pain,2.0,"“So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1078,"“So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. Another”",0.0,the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich,the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich
2288,What is the profession of a baker?,baker,1.0,"“In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s only held in their head.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1079,"“In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s only held in their head.”",0.0,baker,baker
2289,What do bakers follow to make bread?,recipe,2.0,"“In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s only held in their head.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1079,"“In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s only held in their head.”",0.0,a recipe,a recipe
2290,Who are willing to accept a level of risk to pursue opportunity and?,entrepreneurs,1.0,“Entrepreneurs are willing to accept a level of risk to pursue opportunity and”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1080,“Entrepreneurs are willing to accept a level of risk to pursue opportunity and”,0.0,Entrepreneurs,Entrepreneurs
2291,What are entrepreneurs willing to accept to pursue opportunities?,risk,2.0,“Entrepreneurs are willing to accept a level of risk to pursue opportunity and”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1080,“Entrepreneurs are willing to accept a level of risk to pursue opportunity and”,0.0,a level of risk,a level of risk
2292,What is the primary difference between a rich person and a poor person?,fear,1.0,The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.” “Everyone has the fear of losing money; the difference is how you handle fear and losing. “Everyone has the fear of losing money; the difference is how you handle fear and losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1081,“Everyone has the fear of losing money; the difference is how you handle fear and losing. The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.”,0.0,how they manage that fear,how they manage that fear
2293,What is the primary difference between a rich person and a poor person?,difference,2.0,The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.” “Everyone has the fear of losing money; the difference is how you handle fear and losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1081,“Everyone has the fear of losing money; the difference is how you handle fear and losing. The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.”,0.0,how they manage that fear,how they manage that fear
2294,What is the primary difference between a rich person and a poor person?,person,3.0,The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.” The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1081,“Everyone has the fear of losing money; the difference is how you handle fear and losing. The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.”,0.0,how they manage that fear,how they manage that fear
2295,What do you fear losing?,money,4.0,“Everyone has the fear of losing money; the difference is how you handle fear and losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1081,“Everyone has the fear of losing money; the difference is how you handle fear and losing. The primary difference between a rich person and a poor person is how they manage that fear.”,0.0,money,money
2296,What is the only place they can go to?,heaven,1.0,So they never get to heaven.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1083,"“Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven. Rich”",0.0,heaven,heaven
2297,What do most people dream of losing but are afraid of losing?,money,2.0,"“Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1083,"“Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven. Rich”",0.0,money,money
2298,"Who dreams of being rich, but is afraid of losing money?",people,3.0,"“Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1083,"“Most people dream of being rich, but are terrified of losing money. So they never get to heaven. Rich”",0.0,Most people,Most people
2299,What did the previous chapter of the book show that most people work for everyone but themselves?,diagrams,1.0,“The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people work for everyone but themselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1085,"“The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people work for everyone but themselves. They work first for the owners of the company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank that owns their mortgage.”",0.0,diagrams,diagrams
2300,What is the bank that owns the company?,mortgage,2.0,"They work first for the owners of the company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank that owns their mortgage.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1085,"“The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people work for everyone but themselves. They work first for the owners of the company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank that owns their mortgage.”",0.0,mortgage,mortgage
2301,Who do they work for first?,owners,3.0,"They work first for the owners of the company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank that owns their mortgage.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1085,"“The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people work for everyone but themselves. They work first for the owners of the company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank that owns their mortgage.”",0.0,the owners of the company,the owners of the company
2302,What chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people work for everyone but themselves?,chapter,4.0,“The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people work for everyone but themselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1085,"“The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people work for everyone but themselves. They work first for the owners of the company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank that owns their mortgage.”",0.0,The previous,The previous
2303,Why do the rich pay less in taxes?,taxes,1.0,“Rich Dad Lesson: “Why the rich pay less in taxes.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1086,“Rich Dad Lesson: “Why the rich pay less in taxes.”,0.0,Rich Dad Lesson,Rich Dad Lesson
2304,What did he think was the only thing he could rely on to be a docile cow ready for milking?,paycheck,1.0,"He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1087,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.”",0.0,a paycheck from a corporate employer,a paycheck from a corporate employer
2305,Who encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation?,dad,2.0,“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1087,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.”",0.0,My highly educated dad,My highly educated dad
2306,What is the only thing he could rely on to get his paycheck?,employer,3.0,"He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1087,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.”",0.0,corporate employer,corporate employer
2307,What did he say about working his way up the corporate ladder?,virtues,4.0,"He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1087,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.”",0.0,the virtues,the virtues
2308,Who is so afraid of losing that they lose?,people,1.0,“People are so afraid of losing that they lose”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1088,“People are so afraid of losing that they lose”,0.0,People,People
2309,What is the difference between you and what you eat?,slant,1.0,"“Most of us have heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” I have a different slant.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1092,"“Most of us have heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” I have a different slant. I say, “You become what you study.” In other words, be careful what you learn,”",0.0,I have a different slant,I have a different slant
2310,"What do I say, ""Be careful what you learn.""?",words,2.0,"I say, “You become what you study.” In other words, be careful what you learn,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1092,"“Most of us have heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” I have a different slant. I say, “You become what you study.” In other words, be careful what you learn,”",0.0,You become what you study,You become what you study
2311,What do the rich focus on?,income statements,1.0,"The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on their income statements.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1093,"“To become financially secure, a person needs to mind their own business. Your business revolves around your asset column, not your income column. As stated earlier, the number-one rule is to know the difference between an asset and a liability, and to buy assets. The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on their income statements.”",0.0,their asset columns,their asset columns
2312,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,2.0,"As stated earlier, the number-one rule is to know the difference between an asset and a liability, and to buy assets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1093,"“To become financially secure, a person needs to mind their own business. Your business revolves around your asset column, not your income column. As stated earlier, the number-one rule is to know the difference between an asset and a liability, and to buy assets. The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on their income statements.”",0.0,buy assets,buy assets
2313,What do the rich do with their asset columns?,focus,3.0,"The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on their income statements.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1093,"“To become financially secure, a person needs to mind their own business. Your business revolves around your asset column, not your income column. As stated earlier, the number-one rule is to know the difference between an asset and a liability, and to buy assets. The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on their income statements.”",0.0,focus,focus
2314,What is the reason the middle class is taxed so heavily?,robin hood,1.0,“The reason the middle class is so heavily taxed is because of the Robin Hood ideal.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1095,“The reason the middle class is so heavily taxed is because of the Robin Hood ideal.”,0.0,Robin Hood ideal,Robin Hood ideal
2315,What is the reason the middle class is heavily taxed?,class,2.0,“The reason the middle class is so heavily taxed is because of the Robin Hood ideal.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1095,“The reason the middle class is so heavily taxed is because of the Robin Hood ideal.”,0.0,Robin Hood ideal,Robin Hood ideal
2316,"What is the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor?",class,1.0,"“It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.” “It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1096,"“It’s the middle class, especially the educated upper-income middle class, who pays for the poor.”",0.0,It’s the middle class,It’s the middle class
2317,What do you think your husband handles?,finances,1.0,"I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1097,"“Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads.”",0.0,finances,finances
2318,What do these statements rob the person who chooses to think about time?,thoughts,2.0,"I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1097,"“Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads.”",0.0,two things,two things
2319,What are the ones that rob the person who chooses to think about time?,statements,3.0,"I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1097,"“Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads.”",0.0,"One is time, which is your most precious asset. The second is learning","One is time, which is your most precious asset. The second is learning"
2320,What do we all make daily?,choice,4.0,"But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads.” But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1097,"“Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads.”",0.0,the choice,the choice
2321,What are some of the most important assets to keep expenses low?,liabilities,1.0,"“Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1099,"“Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.”",0.0,"reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets","reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets"
2322,What should you build a solid base of?,assets,2.0,"“Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1099,"“Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.”",0.0,solid assets,solid assets
2323,What should I have before I leave home?,kids,3.0,"Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1099,"“Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.”",0.0,solid asset column,solid asset column
2324,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,difference,4.0,"For young people who have not yet left home, it is important for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1099,"“Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.”",0.0,"Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets","Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets"
2325,Who is your dad?,mom,1.0,“Your mom and dad lecture a lot.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1100,“Your mom and dad lecture a lot. My dad is quiet and a man of few words.”,0.0,quiet and a man of few words,quiet and a man of few words
2326,What is the name of my dad?,dad,2.0,My dad is quiet and a man of few words.” “Your mom and dad lecture a lot.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1100,“Your mom and dad lecture a lot. My dad is quiet and a man of few words.”,0.0,My dad is quiet and a man of few words,My dad is quiet and a man of few words
2327,What is my dad's favorite thing?,words,3.0,My dad is quiet and a man of few words.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1100,“Your mom and dad lecture a lot. My dad is quiet and a man of few words.”,0.0,quiet,quiet
2328,How often do your mom and dad lecture?,a lot,4.0,“Your mom and dad lecture a lot.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1100,“Your mom and dad lecture a lot. My dad is quiet and a man of few words.”,0.0,a lot,a lot
2329,Who knew that failure would make him stronger and smarter?,dad,1.0,“Rich dad knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1102,“Rich dad knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter.”,0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
2330,What made Rich dad smarter?,failure,2.0,“Rich dad knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1102,“Rich dad knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter.”,0.0,failure,failure
2331,What do intelligent people combine with arrogance?,smarts,1.0,“Intelligent people can be ignorant if they combine their smarts with arrogance.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1103,"“Intelligent people can be ignorant if they combine their smarts with arrogance. A truly intelligent person, on the other hand, welcomes new ideas.”",0.0,smarts,smarts
2332,Intelligent people can be ignorant if they combine their intelligence with what?,arrogance,2.0,“Intelligent people can be ignorant if they combine their smarts with arrogance.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1103,"“Intelligent people can be ignorant if they combine their smarts with arrogance. A truly intelligent person, on the other hand, welcomes new ideas.”",0.0,arrogance,arrogance
2333,What do intelligent people welcome?,ideas,3.0,"A truly intelligent person, on the other hand, welcomes new ideas.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1103,"“Intelligent people can be ignorant if they combine their smarts with arrogance. A truly intelligent person, on the other hand, welcomes new ideas.”",0.0,new ideas,new ideas
2334,What is intelligent?,person,4.0,"A truly intelligent person, on the other hand, welcomes new ideas.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1103,"“Intelligent people can be ignorant if they combine their smarts with arrogance. A truly intelligent person, on the other hand, welcomes new ideas.”",0.0,welcomes new ideas,welcomes new ideas
2335,What are the days when I have nothing to look forward to?,saturdays,1.0,“and now I did not even have my Saturdays to look forward to.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1104,“and now I did not even have my Saturdays to look forward to.”,0.0,Saturdays,Saturdays
2336,Who turned down my book 20 years ago?,publishers,1.0,"“Twenty years ago, a few publishers turned my book down because they”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1105,"“Twenty years ago, a few publishers turned my book down because they”",0.0,publishers,publishers
2337,What did publishers turn down because they didn't like my book?,book,2.0,"“Twenty years ago, a few publishers turned my book down because they”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1105,"“Twenty years ago, a few publishers turned my book down because they”",0.0,"Twenty years ago, a few publishers turned my book","Twenty years ago, a few publishers turned my book"
2338,Who encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation?,dad,1.0,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1106,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled. “Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.”",0.0,My highly educated dad,My highly educated dad
2339,What did he think was the only thing he could rely on to be a docile cow ready for milking?,paycheck,2.0,"He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1106,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled. “Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.”",0.0,a paycheck from a corporate employer,a paycheck from a corporate employer
2340,What is the only thing he could rely on to get his paycheck?,employer,3.0,"He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1106,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled. “Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.”",0.0,a corporate employer,a corporate employer
2341,What did he say about working your way up the corporate ladder?,virtues,4.0,"He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1106,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled. “Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.”",0.0,the virtues,the virtues
2342,Who does the power of money give to?,employer,1.0,"“If you work for money, you give the power to your employer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1107,"“If you work for money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, you keep the power and control it.”",0.0,your employer,your employer
2343,Where do I sit and work for money and hope I don't fire the two women and the older man?,living room,1.0,"If you don’t learn this now, you’ll grow up to be like the two women and the older man sitting in my living room, working for money and hoping I don’t fire them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1108,"“You said you wanted to learn. If you don’t learn this now, you’ll grow up to be like the two women and the older man sitting in my living room, working for money and hoping I don’t fire them.”",0.0,living room,living room
2344,"What are the two women and the older man sitting in my living room, working for money and hoping I don't fire them?",women,2.0,"If you don’t learn this now, you’ll grow up to be like the two women and the older man sitting in my living room, working for money and hoping I don’t fire them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1108,"“You said you wanted to learn. If you don’t learn this now, you’ll grow up to be like the two women and the older man sitting in my living room, working for money and hoping I don’t fire them.”",0.0,you’ll grow up to be like,you’ll grow up to be like
2345,What do the poor and middle class buy first?,luxuries,1.0,"An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1109,"“As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance.”",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
2346,What luxury item do the poor and middle class buy because they want to look rich?,jewelry,2.0,"The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1109,"“As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance.”",0.0,"big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats","big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats"
2347,What is the most expensive luxury item that the poor and middle class buys?,diamonds,3.0,"The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1109,"“As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children’s inheritance.”",0.0,"big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats","big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry, or boats"
2348,What is the most treasured of the three?,self-knowledge,1.0,"He who has the gold makes the rules.” The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured of the three.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1110,"“the Japanese were aware of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world. The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.” The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured of the three. All”",0.0,self-knowledge,self-knowledge
2349,Who has spent trillions of dollars on weapons?,america,2.0,"America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1110,"“the Japanese were aware of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world. The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.” The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured of the three. All”",0.0,America,America
2350,How much money has America spent on weapons?,trillions,3.0,"America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1110,"“the Japanese were aware of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world. The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.” The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured of the three. All”",0.0,trillions of dollars,trillions of dollars
2351,What symbolises the power of money?,jewel,4.0,"“the Japanese were aware of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The jewel symbolizes the power of money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1110,"“the Japanese were aware of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful military presence in the world. The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.” The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured of the three. All”",0.0,The jewel,The jewel
2352,What did John D. Rockefeller say he always tried to turn into an opportunity?,disaster,1.0,"“John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1111,"“John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”",0.0,every disaster,every disaster
2353,What did John D. Rockefeller say he always tried to turn every disaster into?,opportunity,2.0,"“John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1111,"“John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.”",0.0,an opportunity,an opportunity
2354,"What did he think that saying ""I can't afford it"" was a sign of?",laziness,1.0,“He believed that automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1112,“He believed that automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.”,0.0,mental laziness,mental laziness
2355,"What did he think that automatically saying ""I can't afford it"" was a sign of mental laziness?",sign,2.0,“He believed that automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1112,“He believed that automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.”,0.0,.”,.”
2356,What country adopted the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?,united states,1.0,"“In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1113,"“In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.”",0.0,the United States,the United States
2357,What made the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution permanent?,adoption,2.0,"“In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1113,"“In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.”",0.0,an income tax,an income tax
2358,What is the other country that introduced the idea of a regular income tax?,united states,1.0,“It took approximately 50 years in both England and the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1116,“It took approximately 50 years in both England and the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.”,0.0,United States,United States
2359,What country was the first to introduce a regular income tax?,england,2.0,“It took approximately 50 years in both England and the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1116,“It took approximately 50 years in both England and the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.”,0.0,United States,United States
2360,Who holds a small portion of his assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs?,robert,1.0,"The lowest yield Robert looks for is 16 percent, but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower return. “Robert holds a small portion of his assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1117,"“Robert holds a small portion of his assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. Others tell him he shouldn’t do this, but they’re coming from a place of doubt. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield Robert looks for is 16 percent, but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower return. Doubt is expensive.”",0.0,Robert,Robert
2361,What is the best way to hold a small portion of your assets?,cds,2.0,“Robert holds a small portion of his assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1117,"“Robert holds a small portion of his assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. Others tell him he shouldn’t do this, but they’re coming from a place of doubt. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield Robert looks for is 16 percent, but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower return. Doubt is expensive.”",0.0,tax-lien certificates,tax-lien certificates
2362,What are tax-lien certificates?,certificates,3.0,“Robert holds a small portion of his assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1117,"“Robert holds a small portion of his assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. Others tell him he shouldn’t do this, but they’re coming from a place of doubt. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield Robert looks for is 16 percent, but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower return. Doubt is expensive.”",0.0,CDs,CDs
2363,What does Robert hold in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs?,assets,4.0,“Robert holds a small portion of his assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1117,"“Robert holds a small portion of his assets in tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. Others tell him he shouldn’t do this, but they’re coming from a place of doubt. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield Robert looks for is 16 percent, but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower return. Doubt is expensive.”",0.0,a small portion of his assets,a small portion of his assets
2364,"If you realize that you are the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.",problem,1.0,"If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. “If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1118,"“If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”,it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”
2365,What do most people want to change?,world,2.0,Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1118,"“If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,everyone else in the world to change but themselves,everyone else in the world to change but themselves
2366,What was his father's business?,construction company,1.0,"“His father owned warehouses, a construction company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1119,"“His father owned warehouses, a construction company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants.”",0.0,"warehouses, a construction company","warehouses, a construction company"
2367,What did his father own?,warehouses,2.0,"“His father owned warehouses, a construction company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1119,"“His father owned warehouses, a construction company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants.”",0.0,warehouses,warehouses
2368,What do other people pay for?,liabilities,1.0,“Other people pay for my liabilities.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1120,“Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called tenants.”,0.0,my liabilities,my liabilities
2369,What are tenants called?,tenants,2.0,They’re called tenants.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1120,“Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called tenants.”,0.0,Other people pay for my liabilities,Other people pay for my liabilities
2370,Who pays for my liabilities?,people,3.0,“Other people pay for my liabilities.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1120,“Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called tenants.”,0.0,Other people,Other people
2371,How long did it take for the clock to go by?,minutes,1.0,"“Forty-five minutes went by,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1121,"“Forty-five minutes went by,”",0.0,Forty-five minutes,Forty-five minutes
2372,"What do people who don't learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big?",lesson,1.0,"“Those who don’t learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1122,"“Those who don’t learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big.”",0.0,safe,safe
2373,What do you do when you don't learn the lesson?,risk,2.0,"“Those who don’t learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1122,"“Those who don’t learn that lesson spend their lives blaming everyone else and waiting for a big break—or decide to play it safe and never risk, or win, big.”",0.0,spend their lives blaming everyone else,spend their lives blaming everyone else
2374,Why do people push people around?,bullies,1.0,"“The world pushes people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the individual lacks internal control and discipline.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1123,"“The world pushes people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline. In”",0.0,because the individual lacks internal control and discipline,because the individual lacks internal control and discipline
2375,What is the internal fortitude that is lacking?,fortitude,2.0,People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1123,"“The world pushes people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline. In”",0.0,control and discipline,control and discipline
2376,People who lack internal fortitude become victims of those who have what?,self-discipline,3.0,People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1123,"“The world pushes people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline. In”",0.0,self-discipline,self-discipline
2377,People who lack internal fortitude become what?,victims,4.0,People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1123,"“The world pushes people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline. In”",0.0,victims of those who have self-discipline,victims of those who have self-discipline
2378,What is the term for a piece of real estate that is sold for an exchange?,capital gain,1.0,“1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1124,"“1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their asset columns.”",0.0,1031,1031
2379,What is the tax advantage of real estate?,tax advantage,2.0,Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1124,"“1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their asset columns.”",0.0,you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate,you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate
2380,What is real estate?,investment vehicle,3.0,Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1124,"“1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their asset columns.”",0.0,one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage,one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage
2381,Who can delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange?,seller,4.0,“1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1124,"“1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their asset columns.”",0.0,a seller,a seller
2382,What is more important than money to us than education?,survival,1.0,“More important than money to our survival is our education and the ability to learn.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1125,“More important than money to our survival is our education and the ability to learn.”,0.0,the ability to learn,the ability to learn
2383,What is more important than money to our survival?,ability,2.0,“More important than money to our survival is our education and the ability to learn.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1125,“More important than money to our survival is our education and the ability to learn.”,0.0,our education and the ability to learn,our education and the ability to learn
2384,How does selling affect your success?,impacts,1.0,“Your ability to sell—to communicate and position your strengths—directly impacts your success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1126,“Your ability to sell—to communicate and position your strengths—directly impacts your success.”,0.0,directly,directly
2385,What is the most important thing to sell?,ability,2.0,“Your ability to sell—to communicate and position your strengths—directly impacts your success.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1126,“Your ability to sell—to communicate and position your strengths—directly impacts your success.”,0.0,communicate and position your strengths,communicate and position your strengths
2386,Who knows that failure inspires winning?,winners,1.0,"“Winners know that failure inspires winning—so why be afraid of failure, when it can lead to greatness?",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1128,"“Winners know that failure inspires winning—so why be afraid of failure, when it can lead to greatness? Understand that not being afraid of failure doesn’t mean you can’t still hate failing.”",0.0,Winners,Winners
2387,What inspires winning?,failure,2.0,"“Winners know that failure inspires winning—so why be afraid of failure, when it can lead to greatness? “Winners know that failure inspires winning—so why be afraid of failure, when it can lead to greatness? Understand that not being afraid of failure doesn’t mean you can’t still hate failing.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1128,"“Winners know that failure inspires winning—so why be afraid of failure, when it can lead to greatness? Understand that not being afraid of failure doesn’t mean you can’t still hate failing.”",0.0,failure,failure
2388,"If you spend everything you get, what will increase your spending?",cash,1.0,"“If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1129,"“If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending.”",0.0,an increase in cash,an increase in cash
2389,"If you spend everything you get, an increase in cash will result in an increase in what?",spending,2.0,"“If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1129,"“If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending.”",0.0,spending,spending
2390,Why did I stay in the hotel?,reason,1.0,"“I was ready to walk out, but for some reason I stayed.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1130,"“I was ready to walk out, but for some reason I stayed.”",0.0,for some reason,for some reason
2391,What do governments use to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing?,tax laws,1.0,“we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1131,“we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing. These incentives reduce the taxes of the rich. So the only place for the government to drive tax revenue is from the middle class.”,0.0,tax laws,tax laws
2392,What are the tax laws used to provide incentives to?,business owners,2.0,“we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1131,“we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing. These incentives reduce the taxes of the rich. So the only place for the government to drive tax revenue is from the middle class.”,0.0,business owners and investors,business owners and investors
2393,What do tax laws provide to businesses to create jobs and housing?,incentives,3.0,“we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing. These incentives reduce the taxes of the rich.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1131,“we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing. These incentives reduce the taxes of the rich. So the only place for the government to drive tax revenue is from the middle class.”,0.0,incentives,incentives
2394,What do governments use tax laws to create jobs and?,housing,4.0,“we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1131,“we see governments use the tax laws to provide incentives to business owners and investors to create jobs and housing. These incentives reduce the taxes of the rich. So the only place for the government to drive tax revenue is from the middle class.”,0.0,housing,housing
2395,What is the most popular form of clothing?,pantalones,1.0,"“He escuchado a la gente llamarle de muchas formas: agallas, pantalones, valor, temeridad, audacia, desenfado, tenacidad e inteligencia.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1134,"“He escuchado a la gente llamarle de muchas formas: agallas, pantalones, valor, temeridad, audacia, desenfado, tenacidad e inteligencia. Este factor, como quiera que se le llame, es el que, al final, decide el futuro”",0.0,pantalones,pantalones
2396,What do the pobres y clase media adquieren pasivos to?,los,1.0,Los pobres y la clase media adquieren pasivos a los que consideran activos.” Los pobres y la clase media adquieren pasivos a los que consideran activos.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1135,“La gente rica adquiere activos. Los pobres y la clase media adquieren pasivos a los que consideran activos.”,0.0,los que consideran activos,los que consideran activos
2397,Who should I pay well?,brokers,1.0,“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1137,“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice”,0.0,brokers,brokers
2398,What is the power of good advice?,advice,2.0,“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1137,“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice”,0.0,Pay your brokers well,Pay your brokers well
2399,"What is a safe, sensible and balanced portfolio?",portfolio,1.0,"They might have a safe, sensible and balanced portfolio, but it’s not a winning portfolio.” They might have a safe, sensible and balanced portfolio, but it’s not a winning portfolio.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1138,"“Most people play not to lose, when they need to be playing to win. And that’s why so many people struggle financially. They might have a safe, sensible and balanced portfolio, but it’s not a winning portfolio.”",0.0,it’s not a winning portfolio,it’s not a winning portfolio
2400,"Who plays not to lose, when they need to be playing to win?",people,2.0,"“Most people play not to lose, when they need to be playing to win. And that’s why so many people struggle financially.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1138,"“Most people play not to lose, when they need to be playing to win. And that’s why so many people struggle financially. They might have a safe, sensible and balanced portfolio, but it’s not a winning portfolio.”",0.0,Most people,Most people
2401,What do Americans work for the government to cover?,taxes,1.0,“Average Americans today work four to five months for the government just to cover their taxes.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1140,"“Average Americans today work four to five months for the government just to cover their taxes. In my opinion, that is simply too long. The harder you work, the more you pay the government. That is why I believe that the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very people who voted it in.”",0.0,taxes,taxes
2402,What is the point of being too long?,opinion,2.0,"In my opinion, that is simply too long.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1140,"“Average Americans today work four to five months for the government just to cover their taxes. In my opinion, that is simply too long. The harder you work, the more you pay the government. That is why I believe that the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very people who voted it in.”",0.0,"The harder you work, the more you pay the government","The harder you work, the more you pay the government"
2403,"Who walked out of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter?",dad,1.0,"“rich dad walked out of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1141,"“rich dad walked out of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
2404,Where did rich dad walk out of?,office,2.0,"“rich dad walked out of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1141,"“rich dad walked out of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter.”",0.0,his office,his office
2405,What is the most important law of all?,money,1.0,"“focus on the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1142,"“focus on the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.”",0.0,"“Give, and you shall receive","“Give, and you shall receive"
2406,What is the most important law of money?,law,2.0,"“focus on the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1142,"“focus on the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.”",0.0,"“Give, and you shall receive","“Give, and you shall receive"
2407,What is the power of getting something for nothing?,giver,1.0,“7.​Be an Indian giver: the power of getting something for nothing”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1143,“7.​Be an Indian giver: the power of getting something for nothing”,0.0,Be an Indian giver,Be an Indian giver
2408,What are the rich using to create more money?,savings,1.0,"“The rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay bills.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1145,"“The rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay bills. I”",0.0,savings,savings
2409,"What do the rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay?",bills,2.0,"“The rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay bills.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1145,"“The rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay bills. I”",0.0,bills,bills
2410,"What did I blurt out, almost in?",tears,1.0,"“I blurted out, nearly in tears.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1146,"“I blurted out, nearly in tears.”",0.0,tears,tears
2411,What do the rich play by that they don’t play by?,rules,1.0,“the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by the same set of rules.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1147,“the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by the same set of rules.”,0.0,the same set of rules,the same set of rules
2412,What did the rich see because they don’t play by the same set of rules?,opportunity,2.0,“the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by the same set of rules.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1147,“the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by the same set of rules.”,0.0,an opportunity,an opportunity
2413,What is the cash flow pattern of a poor person?,pattern,1.0,“This is the cash-flow pattern of a poor person: This is the cash-flow pattern of a person in the middle class:” “This is the cash-flow pattern of a poor person: This is the cash-flow pattern of a person in the middle class:”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1148,“This is the cash-flow pattern of a poor person: This is the cash-flow pattern of a person in the middle class:”,0.0,cash-flow pattern of a person in the middle class,cash-flow pattern of a person in the middle class
2414,What is the cash flow pattern of a middle class person?,class,2.0,“This is the cash-flow pattern of a poor person: This is the cash-flow pattern of a person in the middle class:”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1148,“This is the cash-flow pattern of a poor person: This is the cash-flow pattern of a person in the middle class:”,0.0,cash-flow pattern of a poor person,cash-flow pattern of a poor person
2415,ворос аставлет мо аставлет мо аставлет мо аставлет мо аставлет мо думат и искат ответ?,думать,1.0,"Вместо этого богатый папа требовал, чтобы мы говорили: «Как я могу это себе позволить?» Он считал, что слова «Я не могу этого себе позволить» лишают человека способности думать. А вопрос «Как я могу это себе позволить?» заставляет мозг думать и искать ответы.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1149,"“Богатый папа запрещал мне говорить: «Я не могу этого себе позволить». У себя дома я слышал эти слова постоянно. Вместо этого богатый папа требовал, чтобы мы говорили: «Как я могу это себе позволить?» Он считал, что слова «Я не могу этого себе позволить» лишают человека способности думать. А вопрос «Как я могу это себе позволить?» заставляет мозг думать и искать ответы.”",0.0,вопрос,вопрос
2416,What is the biggest debt that is owing to the government?,student loan debt,1.0,Student loan debt is at record highs with 44 million Americans owing nearly $1.3 trillion.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1150,"“GO TO SCHOOL? While I am a huge supporter of education and life-long learning, “going to school”—especially college—has become a financial nightmare. Student loan debt is at record highs with 44 million Americans owing nearly $1.3 trillion. Again: that’s trillion… with a T.”",0.0,Student loan,Student loan
2417,Who is owing the most student loan debt?,americans,2.0,Student loan debt is at record highs with 44 million Americans owing nearly $1.3 trillion.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1150,"“GO TO SCHOOL? While I am a huge supporter of education and life-long learning, “going to school”—especially college—has become a financial nightmare. Student loan debt is at record highs with 44 million Americans owing nearly $1.3 trillion. Again: that’s trillion… with a T.”",0.0,44 million Americans,44 million Americans
2418,What is the record high of student loan debt?,highs,3.0,Student loan debt is at record highs with 44 million Americans owing nearly $1.3 trillion.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1150,"“GO TO SCHOOL? While I am a huge supporter of education and life-long learning, “going to school”—especially college—has become a financial nightmare. Student loan debt is at record highs with 44 million Americans owing nearly $1.3 trillion. Again: that’s trillion… with a T.”",0.0,$1.3 trillion,$1.3 trillion
2419,I am a huge what?,supporter,4.0,"While I am a huge supporter of education and life-long learning, “going to school”—especially college—has become a financial nightmare.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1150,"“GO TO SCHOOL? While I am a huge supporter of education and life-long learning, “going to school”—especially college—has become a financial nightmare. Student loan debt is at record highs with 44 million Americans owing nearly $1.3 trillion. Again: that’s trillion… with a T.”",0.0,supporter of education,supporter of education
2420,What do most people spend their lives doing for money?,lives,1.0,"“The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1151,"“The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",0.0,working,working
2421,What is the reason why people go to school and never learn how money works?,thinking,2.0,"“The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1151,"“The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",0.0,positive thinking,positive thinking
2422,What should I use failure as to succeed?,inspiration,1.0,"Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed, as Texans do with the memory of the Alamo.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1152,"“Left-hemisphere moment: Choose to analyze instead of criticize. Cynics criticize, but winners analyze and spot overlooked opportunities that others have missed. Right-hemisphere moment: Overcome bad habits by putting new ones in place, such as paying yourself first instead of last. Subconscious moment: Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game. Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed, as Texans do with the memory of the Alamo.”",0.0,inspiration,inspiration
2423,What are some good habits?,habits,2.0,"Right-hemisphere moment: Overcome bad habits by putting new ones in place, such as paying yourself first instead of last.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1152,"“Left-hemisphere moment: Choose to analyze instead of criticize. Cynics criticize, but winners analyze and spot overlooked opportunities that others have missed. Right-hemisphere moment: Overcome bad habits by putting new ones in place, such as paying yourself first instead of last. Subconscious moment: Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game. Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed, as Texans do with the memory of the Alamo.”",0.0,paying yourself first instead of last,paying yourself first instead of last
2424,What do Texans use to inspire success?,memory,3.0,"Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed, as Texans do with the memory of the Alamo.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1152,"“Left-hemisphere moment: Choose to analyze instead of criticize. Cynics criticize, but winners analyze and spot overlooked opportunities that others have missed. Right-hemisphere moment: Overcome bad habits by putting new ones in place, such as paying yourself first instead of last. Subconscious moment: Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game. Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed, as Texans do with the memory of the Alamo.”",0.0,failure,failure
2425,What is the only thing that keeps people from succeeding?,failure,4.0,"Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed, as Texans do with the memory of the Alamo.” Subconscious moment: Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1152,"“Left-hemisphere moment: Choose to analyze instead of criticize. Cynics criticize, but winners analyze and spot overlooked opportunities that others have missed. Right-hemisphere moment: Overcome bad habits by putting new ones in place, such as paying yourself first instead of last. Subconscious moment: Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game. Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed, as Texans do with the memory of the Alamo.”",0.0,Fear of failure,Fear of failure
2426,Who do you pay well?,brokers,1.0,“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1153,“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes”,0.0,brokers,brokers
2427,What is the power of good advice?,advice,2.0,“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1153,“Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes”,0.0,Pay your brokers well,Pay your brokers well
2428,What did the rich create the corporation as a vehicle to limit their risk to?,assets,1.0,“The rich created the corporation as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1154,“The rich created the corporation as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage.”,0.0,the assets of each voyage,the assets of each voyage
2429,What is the most important asset of a corporation?,voyage,2.0,“The rich created the corporation as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1154,“The rich created the corporation as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage.”,0.0,each voyage,each voyage
2430,What is the cash flow pattern of a rich person?,pattern,1.0,“This is the cash-flow pattern of a rich person:”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1155,“This is the cash-flow pattern of a rich person:”,0.0,This is the cash-flow pattern of a rich person:”,This is the cash-flow pattern of a rich person:”
2431,What is the cash flow pattern of a rich person?,person,2.0,“This is the cash-flow pattern of a rich person:”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1155,“This is the cash-flow pattern of a rich person:”,0.0,This is the cash-flow pattern of a rich person:”,This is the cash-flow pattern of a rich person:”
2432,"If you don't have a strong reason, there is no sense of reading further.",reason,1.0,"“IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A STRONG REASON, THERE IS NO SENSE READING FURTHER.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1156,"“IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A STRONG REASON, THERE IS NO SENSE READING FURTHER. IT WILL SOUND LIKE TOO MUCH WORK.”",0.0,TOO MUCH WORK.”,TOO MUCH WORK.”
2433,How much work will it sound like?,TOO MUCH,2.0,IT WILL SOUND LIKE TOO MUCH WORK.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1156,"“IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A STRONG REASON, THERE IS NO SENSE READING FURTHER. IT WILL SOUND LIKE TOO MUCH WORK.”",0.0,TOO MUCH WORK,TOO MUCH WORK
2434,Why does he have money problems?,money problems,1.0,But he still has money problems because he never learned anything about money”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1157,"“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part of the lesson.” “That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But he still has money problems because he never learned anything about money”",0.0,he never learned anything about money,he never learned anything about money
2435,"Who went to school and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job?",dad,2.0,"“You see, your dad went to school and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. “It’s a part of the lesson.” “That’s right,” smiled rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1157,"“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part of the lesson.” “That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But he still has money problems because he never learned anything about money”",0.0,your dad,your dad
2436,What is the difference between cents and cents an hour?,cents,3.0,"“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1157,"“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part of the lesson.” “That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But he still has money problems because he never learned anything about money”",0.0,10,10
2437,What is it a part of?,lesson,4.0,"“It’s a part of the lesson.” “That’s right,” smiled rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1157,"“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part of the lesson.” “That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But he still has money problems because he never learned anything about money”",0.0,the lesson,the lesson
2438,What is the activo that poned in my bolsillo?,dinero,1.0,“Un activo pone dinero en mi bolsillo. Un pasivo saca dinero de él.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1158,“Un activo pone dinero en mi bolsillo. Un pasivo saca dinero de él.”,0.0,dinero,dinero
2439,What is ignorance?,intensifies,1.0,“What intensifies fear and desire is ignorance.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1159,“What intensifies fear and desire is ignorance.”,0.0,intensifies fear and desire,intensifies fear and desire
2440,What is the cause of fear and desire?,ignorance,2.0,“What intensifies fear and desire is ignorance.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1159,“What intensifies fear and desire is ignorance.”,0.0,ignorance,ignorance
2441,What is the word that you haven't kept?,word,1.0,"“but you haven’t kept your word,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1160,"“but you haven’t kept your word,”",0.0,your word,your word
2442,What was the problem with the government?,appetite,1.0,"The problem was that the government’s appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1161,"“As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the rich, and give to everyone else. The problem was that the government’s appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.”",0.0,government’s appetite for money was so great,government’s appetite for money was so great
2443,What is the Robin Hood theory?,economics,2.0,"“As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the rich, and give to everyone else.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1161,"“As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the rich, and give to everyone else. The problem was that the government’s appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.”",0.0,economics,economics
2444,Who believed in the Robin Hood theory?,masses,3.0,"“As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the rich, and give to everyone else.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1161,"“As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the rich, and give to everyone else. The problem was that the government’s appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.”",0.0,the masses,the masses
2445,What are middle managers?,managers,1.0,"“Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them.” “Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1163,"“Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them.”",0.0,they know how to work with people below them,they know how to work with people below them
2446,"What do middle managers know how to work with below them, but not above them?",people,2.0,"“Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them.” “Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1163,"“Many middle managers remain middle managers, failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people below them, but not with people above them.”",0.0,people,people
2447,What do you show me when I wait?,respect,1.0,“You made me wait and don’t show me any respect.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1164,"“You made me wait and don’t show me any respect. I’m only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”",0.0,respect,respect
2448,I'm only a little what?,boy,2.0,"I’m only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1164,"“You made me wait and don’t show me any respect. I’m only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”",0.0,boy,boy
2449,What is the most important thing that the rich would invest in a ship?,voyage,1.0,"“If the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1165,"“If the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.”",0.0,money,money
2450,Who lost their lives if the ship was lost?,crew,2.0,"“If the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1165,"“If the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.”",0.0,the crew,the crew
2451,Why are the rich getting richer more important than money?,second chance,1.0,“Second Chance Why the Rich Are Getting Richer More Important Than Money”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1166,“Second Chance Why the Rich Are Getting Richer More Important Than Money”,0.0,Second Chance,Second Chance
2452,Why do rich people get richer?,rich,2.0,“Second Chance Why the Rich Are Getting Richer More Important Than Money”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1166,“Second Chance Why the Rich Are Getting Richer More Important Than Money”,0.0,More Important Than Money,More Important Than Money
2453,What puts money in your pocket?,assets,1.0,“assets put money in your pocket.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1167,“assets put money in your pocket.”,0.0,assets,assets
2454,What do you think of the money that you have in your pocket?,pocket,2.0,“assets put money in your pocket.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1167,“assets put money in your pocket.”,0.0,assets,assets
2455,Who will always take more if you let him?,tax man,1.0,“The tax man will always take more if you let him.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1168,"“The tax man will always take more if you let him. The first lesson of having money work for you, as opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, you keep the power and control it.”",0.0,The tax man,The tax man
2456,"If you work for money, you give the power to who?",employer,2.0,"If you work for money, you give the power to your employer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1168,"“The tax man will always take more if you let him. The first lesson of having money work for you, as opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, you keep the power and control it.”",0.0,your employer,your employer
2457,"What is the first lesson of having money work for you, as opposed to you working for money?",lesson,3.0,"The first lesson of having money work for you, as opposed to you working for money, is all about power.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1168,"“The tax man will always take more if you let him. The first lesson of having money work for you, as opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, you keep the power and control it.”",0.0,all about power,all about power
2458,Why do the middle class struggle in debt?,debt,1.0,"“One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is taught at home, not in school.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1169,"“One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is taught at home, not in school.”",0.0,"the subject of money is taught at home, not in school","the subject of money is taught at home, not in school"
2459,What is the power of association?,friends,1.0,“Choose friends carefully: the power of association First”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1170,“Choose friends carefully: the power of association First”,0.0,Choose friends carefully,Choose friends carefully
2460,What is the power of association?,power,2.0,“Choose friends carefully: the power of association First”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1170,“Choose friends carefully: the power of association First”,0.0,Choose friends carefully,Choose friends carefully
2461,"What is made in the buying, not in the selling?",profits,1.0,"“Always remember: Profits are made in the buying, not in the selling.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1171,"“Always remember: Profits are made in the buying, not in the selling.”",0.0,Profits,Profits
2462,What is the best way to make money?,buying,2.0,"“Always remember: Profits are made in the buying, not in the selling.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1171,"“Always remember: Profits are made in the buying, not in the selling.”",0.0,buying,buying
2463,What is the best job in life?,teacher,1.0,“would say that life is the best teacher of all.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1172,“would say that life is the best teacher of all.”,0.0,teacher,teacher
2464,What is the best teacher?,life,2.0,“would say that life is the best teacher of all.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1172,“would say that life is the best teacher of all.”,0.0,life,life
2465,Who said that the lack of money is the root of all evil?,dad,1.0,"“For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1173,"“For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,The other,The other
2466,What does the lack of money mean?,root,2.0,"“For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1173,"“For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”",0.0,the root of all evil,the root of all evil
2467,What is the story of how a person handles money?,cash flow,1.0,“Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1174,“Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money.”,0.0,Cash flow,Cash flow
2468,How does cash flow tell the story of how a person handles money?,story,2.0,“Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1174,“Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money.”,0.0,Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money.”,Cash flow tells the story of how a person handles money.”
2469,What is stable and has a good chance of increasing in value?,cash flow,1.0,"The cash flow is fairly steady and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1175,"“My personal basis is real estate. I love real estate because it’s stable and slow-moving. I keep the base solid. The cash flow is fairly steady and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take greater risks, as I do with speculative stocks.”",0.0,The cash flow,The cash flow
2470,What do I take with a solid base of real estate?,risks,2.0,"The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take greater risks, as I do with speculative stocks.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1175,"“My personal basis is real estate. I love real estate because it’s stable and slow-moving. I keep the base solid. The cash flow is fairly steady and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take greater risks, as I do with speculative stocks.”",0.0,greater risks,greater risks
2471,What is my personal basis?,estate,3.0,"The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take greater risks, as I do with speculative stocks.” I love real estate because it’s stable and slow-moving. “My personal basis is real estate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1175,"“My personal basis is real estate. I love real estate because it’s stable and slow-moving. I keep the base solid. The cash flow is fairly steady and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take greater risks, as I do with speculative stocks.”",0.0,real estate,real estate
2472,What is the beauty of a solid base of real estate?,beauty,4.0,"The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take greater risks, as I do with speculative stocks.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1175,"“My personal basis is real estate. I love real estate because it’s stable and slow-moving. I keep the base solid. The cash flow is fairly steady and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take greater risks, as I do with speculative stocks.”",0.0,it allows me to take greater risks,it allows me to take greater risks
2473,Life is like going to what?,gym,1.0,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. There have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am there and in motion, it is a pleasure.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1177,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am always glad I talked myself into going.”",0.0,the gym,the gym
2474,What is the last thing I want to do after a workout?,workout,2.0,"After the workout is over, I am always glad I talked myself into going.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1177,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am always glad I talked myself into going.”",0.0,dreaded going to the gym,dreaded going to the gym
2475,What is the word for those of you who are on the fence about learning something new?,encouragement,3.0,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1177,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am always glad I talked myself into going.”",0.0,encouragement,encouragement
2476,What is the fence that you might be on when it comes to learning something new?,fence,4.0,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1177,"“But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am always glad I talked myself into going.”",0.0,fence,fence
2477,"If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser.",problem,1.0,"If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. “If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1178,"“If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves.”",0.0,Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves.”,Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves.”
2478,What do most people want to change?,world,2.0,Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1178,"“If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you're the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change themselves.”",0.0,everyone else in the world to change themselves,everyone else in the world to change themselves
2479,Who penalized themselves for lack of financial education?,socialists,1.0,“the socialists ultimately penalized themselves due to their lack of financial education.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1179,“the socialists ultimately penalized themselves due to their lack of financial education. No”,0.0,the socialists,the socialists
2480,Why did the socialists penalize themselves?,lack,2.0,“the socialists ultimately penalized themselves due to their lack of financial education.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1179,“the socialists ultimately penalized themselves due to their lack of financial education. No”,0.0,lack of financial education,lack of financial education
2481,I can ride what without thinking?,bike,1.0,"I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. The same is true for learning to ride a bike.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1180,"“if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”",0.0,a bike,a bike
2482,Who is not afraid of losing?,winners,2.0,Winners are not afraid of losing.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1180,"“if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”",0.0,Winners,Winners
2483,What do I still have on my knees?,scars,3.0,"I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1180,"“if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”",0.0,scars,scars
2484,What is part of the process of success?,failure,4.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.” Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1180,"“if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”",0.0,Failure,Failure
2485,What are sanitized investments?,investments,1.0,"“The problem with “secure” investments is that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains are less.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1181,"“The problem with “secure” investments is that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains are less.”",0.0,secure” investments,secure” investments
2486,What are the gains and losses of a secure investment?,gains,2.0,"“The problem with “secure” investments is that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains are less.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1181,"“The problem with “secure” investments is that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains are less.”",0.0,less,less
2487,What are the best places to put eggs?,baskets,1.0,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1182,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful.”,0.0,baskets,baskets
2488,What do you put in a basket and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful?,eggs,2.0,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1182,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful.”,0.0,eggs,eggs
2489,Self-discipline is the most difficult to master if it is not part of your what?,makeup,1.0,"“Of all the steps, self-discipline may be the most difficult to master if it’s not part of your makeup.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1183,"“Of all the steps, self-discipline may be the most difficult to master if it’s not part of your makeup. But personal self-discipline is the No. 1 delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class.”",0.0,makeup,makeup
2490,What is the hardest to master if it's not part of your makeup?,self-discipline,2.0,"“Of all the steps, self-discipline may be the most difficult to master if it’s not part of your makeup. But personal self-discipline is the No.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1183,"“Of all the steps, self-discipline may be the most difficult to master if it’s not part of your makeup. But personal self-discipline is the No. 1 delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class.”",0.0,self-discipline,self-discipline
2491,"What is the difference between the rich, the poor, and the middle class?",factor,3.0,"1 delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1183,"“Of all the steps, self-discipline may be the most difficult to master if it’s not part of your makeup. But personal self-discipline is the No. 1 delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class.”",0.0,personal self-discipline,personal self-discipline
2492,Self-discipline is the most difficult to master if it is not part of your makeup. What are the steps?,steps,4.0,"“Of all the steps, self-discipline may be the most difficult to master if it’s not part of your makeup.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1183,"“Of all the steps, self-discipline may be the most difficult to master if it’s not part of your makeup. But personal self-discipline is the No. 1 delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class.”",0.0,all the steps,all the steps
2493,"What part of your brain is put to work when you ask the question ""How can I afford it?""",brain,1.0,"By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.” “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1184,"“I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,brain,brain
2494,How can I afford to buy a car?,question,2.0,By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1184,"“I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,I can’t afford it,I can’t afford it
2495,"What is the brain doing when you ask the question ""How can I afford it?""",work,3.0,By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1184,"“I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work.”",0.0,put to work,put to work
2496,What part of your body is responsible for being criticized?,heart,1.0,“best: “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1185,"“best: “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”",0.0,your heart,your heart
2497,What is the benefit of a tree?,enjoyment,1.0,Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1186,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”",0.0,shade for your enjoyment,shade for your enjoyment
2498,What are the roots of the plant?,roots,2.0,Its roots are implanted deep enough.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1186,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”",0.0,deep,deep
2499,What does the tree provide for your enjoyment?,shade,3.0,Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1186,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”",0.0,shade,shade
2500,What provides shade for your enjoyment?,tree,4.0,Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.” “It’s like planting a tree.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1186,"“It’s like planting a tree. You water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for your enjoyment.”",0.0,the tree,the tree
2501,What is life talking to me?,life,1.0,“Life pushing me around was life talking to me?” “Life pushing me around was life talking to me?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1187,“Life pushing me around was life talking to me?”,0.0,Life pushing me around,Life pushing me around
2502,What do you find that everyone else missed?,opportunity,1.0,“Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1188,“Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.”,0.0,an opportunity,an opportunity
2503,Where would the corporation go to find treasure?,new world,1.0,The corporation would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1189,“money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure.”,0.0,the New World,the New World
2504,What would the crew of the corporation look for in the New World?,treasure,2.0,The corporation would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1189,“money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure.”,0.0,treasure,treasure
2505,What is the money in a corporation to finance?,voyage,3.0,“money into a corporation to finance the voyage.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1189,“money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure.”,0.0,the voyage,the voyage
2506,Who would the corporation hire to sail to the New World to look for treasure?,crew,4.0,The corporation would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1189,“money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure.”,0.0,a crew,a crew
2507,What is the reason people don't win financially?,joy,1.0,"“So for most people, the reason they don't win financially is because the fear of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1190,"“So for most people, the reason they don't win financially is because the fear of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”",0.0,the fear of losing money,the fear of losing money
2508,Why do most people don't win financially?,fear,2.0,"“So for most people, the reason they don't win financially is because the fear of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1190,"“So for most people, the reason they don't win financially is because the fear of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.”",0.0,the fear of losing money,the fear of losing money
2509,Who gave the market what it wanted?,alexander graham bell,1.0,Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it wanted.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1191,"“I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence is made up of these four main technical skills: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build businesses or investments. 2.​Investing Investing is the science of money making money. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for $60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was buying, and someone was selling. 4.​The law The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.”",0.0,Alexander Graham Bell,Alexander Graham Bell
2510,What is the most important skill to build a business?,investments,2.0,This is a vital skill if you want to build businesses or investments.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1191,"“I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence is made up of these four main technical skills: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build businesses or investments. 2.​Investing Investing is the science of money making money. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for $60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was buying, and someone was selling. 4.​The law The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.”",0.0,Accounting Accounting,Accounting Accounting
2511,What is financial literacy?,accounting,3.0,"Financial intelligence is made up of these four main technical skills: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers. Financial intelligence is made up of these four main technical skills: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers. 4.​The law The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and federal regulations.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1191,"“I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence is made up of these four main technical skills: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build businesses or investments. 2.​Investing Investing is the science of money making money. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for $60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was buying, and someone was selling. 4.​The law The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.”",0.0,"Accounting Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers","Accounting Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers"
2512,What is the science of supply and demand?,markets,4.0,3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1191,"“I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence is made up of these four main technical skills: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build businesses or investments. 2.​Investing Investing is the science of money making money. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for $60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was buying, and someone was selling. 4.​The law The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.”",0.0,Understanding markets,Understanding markets
2513,What is the most important thing that a person with low self-esteem has?,self-esteem,1.0,“Arrogant or critical people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking risks.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1192,“Arrogant or critical people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking risks.”,0.0,critical,critical
2514,What are people with low self-esteem afraid of taking?,risks,2.0,“Arrogant or critical people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking risks.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1192,“Arrogant or critical people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking risks.”,0.0,risks,risks
2515,Who penalized themselves for lack of financial education?,socialists,1.0,“the socialists ultimately penalized themselves due to their lack of financial education.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1194,“the socialists ultimately penalized themselves due to their lack of financial education.”,0.0,the socialists,the socialists
2516,Why did the socialists penalize themselves?,lack,2.0,“the socialists ultimately penalized themselves due to their lack of financial education.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1194,“the socialists ultimately penalized themselves due to their lack of financial education.”,0.0,lack of financial education,lack of financial education
2517,What is the most important thing that most people chase in their lives?,pay raises,1.0,"Most people live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security becauseof the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those emotion-driven thoughts are leading them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1195,"“From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance. Most people live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security becauseof the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,"paychecks, pay raises and job security","paychecks, pay raises and job security"
2518,What do most people chase for pay raises and what else?,job security,2.0,"Most people live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security becauseof the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those emotion-driven thoughts are leading them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1195,"“From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance. Most people live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security becauseof the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,job security,job security
2519,What is dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose?,donkey,3.0,"It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1195,"“From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance. Most people live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security becauseof the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,donkey,donkey
2520,What is the donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling just in front of its nose?,carrot,4.0,It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1195,"“From here on in, it’s imperative for you to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance. Most people live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security becauseof the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,carrot,carrot
2521,What are life's lessons?,lessons,1.0,"“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1196,"“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just continue to push you around.”",0.0,you will do well,you will do well
2522,"If you don't learn life's lessons, you will do well.",life,2.0,"If not, life will just continue to push you around.” “If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1196,"“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just continue to push you around.”",0.0,life will just continue to push you around,life will just continue to push you around
2523,"Who came up with the ""take-from-the-rich""?",crowd,1.0,"“No matter what the “take-from-the-rich” crowd came up with, the rich always found a way to outsmart them.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1197,"“No matter what the “take-from-the-rich” crowd came up with, the rich always found a way to outsmart them.”",0.0,the “take-from-the-rich” crowd,the “take-from-the-rich” crowd
2524,What is the power of focus?,luxuries,1.0,“8.​Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1198,“8.​Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus”,0.0,Use assets to buy luxuries,Use assets to buy luxuries
2525,What can you use to buy luxuries?,assets,2.0,“8.​Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1198,“8.​Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus”,0.0,the power of focus,the power of focus
2526,"If you want to learn to work for what, then stay in school?",money,1.0,"“If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in school.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1199,"“If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. But”",0.0,money,money
2527,"If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in what?",school,2.0,"“If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in school.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1199,"“If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. But”",0.0,school,school
2528,What is the best place to learn to do that?,place,3.0,That is a great place to learn to do that.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1199,"“If you want to learn to work for money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. But”",0.0,stay in school,stay in school
2529,"What is made in the buying, not in the selling?",profits,1.0,"“Profits are made in the buying, not in the selling.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1200,"“Profits are made in the buying, not in the selling.”",0.0,Profits,Profits
2530,What is the best way to make money?,buying,2.0,"“Profits are made in the buying, not in the selling.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1200,"“Profits are made in the buying, not in the selling.”",0.0,buying,buying
2531,Who did the rich outsmart?,intellectuals,1.0,"“The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1201,"“The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.”",0.0,intellectuals,intellectuals
2532,What is money?,subject,2.0,"“The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1201,"“The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.”",0.0,a subject not taught in schools,a subject not taught in schools
2533,Who should you choose when you need advice?,advisor,1.0,"When you need advice, make sure you choose your advisor wisely.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1202,"“Organize smart people. Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are. When you need advice, make sure you choose your advisor wisely.”",0.0,your advisor,your advisor
2534,Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are?,person,2.0,Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1202,"“Organize smart people. Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are. When you need advice, make sure you choose your advisor wisely.”",0.0,Organize smart people,Organize smart people
2535,What is it called when you hire someone who is more intelligent than you are?,Intelligent people,3.0,Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1202,"“Organize smart people. Intelligent people are those who work with or hire a person who is more intelligent than they are. When you need advice, make sure you choose your advisor wisely.”",0.0,Intelligent people,Intelligent people
2536,What country rose to dominance in the world of factories and production?,america,1.0,"Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1204,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,America,America
2537,Who owned the wealth?,industrialist,2.0,The industrialist owned the wealth.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1204,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,The industrialist,The industrialist
2538,What did America do after the Industrial Revolution?,dominance,3.0,"Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1204,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,America rose to dominance,America rose to dominance
2539,"What was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance?",wealth,4.0,"Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.” So the person who owned the land owned the wealth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1204,"“Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
2540,What do some learn and move on?,lesson,1.0,A few learn the lesson and move on.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1206,“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on.”,0.0,learn the lesson,learn the lesson
2541,What pushes us around?,life,2.0,“Life pushes all of us around.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1206,“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on.”,0.0,Life,Life
2542,Who gives up and fights?,people,3.0,Some people give up and others fight.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1206,“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others fight. A few learn the lesson and move on.”,0.0,Some people,Some people
2543,What are they keeping their minds from making money by closing their minds to?,investment vehicle,1.0,But they’re keeping themselves from making money by closing their minds to that investment vehicle.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1207,“Many people stay out of the stock market because they don’t want to lose money. But they’re keeping themselves from making money by closing their minds to that investment vehicle.”,0.0,stock market,stock market
2544,Why do people stay out of the stock market?,stock market,2.0,“Many people stay out of the stock market because they don’t want to lose money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1207,“Many people stay out of the stock market because they don’t want to lose money. But they’re keeping themselves from making money by closing their minds to that investment vehicle.”,0.0,they don’t want to lose money,they don’t want to lose money
2545,What are the investment vehicles that keep people from making money?,minds,3.0,But they’re keeping themselves from making money by closing their minds to that investment vehicle.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1207,“Many people stay out of the stock market because they don’t want to lose money. But they’re keeping themselves from making money by closing their minds to that investment vehicle.”,0.0,stock market,stock market
2546,Who stays out of the stock market because they don't want to lose money?,people,4.0,“Many people stay out of the stock market because they don’t want to lose money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1207,“Many people stay out of the stock market because they don’t want to lose money. But they’re keeping themselves from making money by closing their minds to that investment vehicle.”,0.0,Many people,Many people
2547,What is the power of learning quickly?,formula,1.0,“Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly In”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1209,“Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly In”,0.0,Master a formula,Master a formula
2548,How do you learn a formula?,master,2.0,“Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly In”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1209,“Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of learning quickly In”,0.0,the power of learning quickly,the power of learning quickly
2549,What is the second type of investor who creates investments?,investor,1.0,This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a person who buys components builds a computer. “The second type is an investor who creates investments.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1211,"“The second type is an investor who creates investments. This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a person who buys components builds a computer. I do not know the first thing about putting components of a computer together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities together, or know people who know how.”",0.0,investor,investor
2550,What is the same as a person who buys components build a computer?,computer,2.0,"I do not know the first thing about putting components of a computer together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities together, or know people who know how.” This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a person who buys components builds a computer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1211,"“The second type is an investor who creates investments. This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a person who buys components builds a computer. I do not know the first thing about putting components of a computer together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities together, or know people who know how.”",0.0,investor who creates investments. This investor usually assembles a deal,investor who creates investments. This investor usually assembles a deal
2551,How do I put opportunities together?,pieces,3.0,"I do not know the first thing about putting components of a computer together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities together, or know people who know how.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1211,"“The second type is an investor who creates investments. This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a person who buys components builds a computer. I do not know the first thing about putting components of a computer together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities together, or know people who know how.”",0.0,I do not know the first thing about putting components of a computer together,I do not know the first thing about putting components of a computer together
2552,What does an investor usually assemble?,deal,4.0,This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a person who buys components builds a computer.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1211,"“The second type is an investor who creates investments. This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a person who buys components builds a computer. I do not know the first thing about putting components of a computer together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities together, or know people who know how.”",0.0,a deal,a deal
2553,"If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. Stop blaming me and thinking I'm the what?",problem,1.0,"If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.” If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. “Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1212,"“Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.”",0.0,wiser,wiser
2554,What will come back when you feel short or in need of something?,buckets,1.0,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1213,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,buckets,buckets
2555,"What is the best way to describe money, love, and friendship?",friendship,2.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1213,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,smile,smile
2556,"What is true for money, love, or friendship?",smile,3.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1213,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets,give what you want first and it will come back in buckets
2557,What is the most important thing to me?,love,4.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1213,"“Whenever you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,money,money
2558,What is the key to becoming wealthy?,ability,1.0,“The key to becoming wealthy is the ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio income as quickly as possible.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1214,“The key to becoming wealthy is the ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio income as quickly as possible.”,0.0,the ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio income,the ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio income
2559,What is the best way to learn?,money,1.0,“WORK TO LEARN—DON’T WORK FOR MONEY”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1215,“WORK TO LEARN—DON’T WORK FOR MONEY”,0.0,WORK,WORK
2560,What do they welcome pushing them around?,life,1.0,“They welcome life pushing them around.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1216,"“They welcome life pushing them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something.”",0.0,life,life
2561,What does it mean to them that they need to learn something?,people,2.0,"To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1216,"“They welcome life pushing them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to learn something.”",0.0,it means they need and want,it means they need and want
2562,What did everyone else miss?,opportunity,1.0,“1.​Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1217,“1.​Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.”,0.0,Find an opportunity,Find an opportunity
2563,Who encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation?,dad,1.0,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1218,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled. “Why”",0.0,My highly educated dad,My highly educated dad
2564,What did he think was the only thing he could rely on to be a docile cow ready for milking?,paycheck,2.0,"He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1218,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled. “Why”",0.0,a paycheck from a corporate employer,a paycheck from a corporate employer
2565,What is the only thing he could rely on to get his paycheck?,employer,3.0,"He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1218,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled. “Why”",0.0,a corporate employer,a corporate employer
2566,What did he say about working your way up the corporate ladder?,virtues,4.0,"He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1218,"“My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled. “Why”",0.0,the virtues,the virtues
2567,What are some of the most important things to reduce?,liabilities,1.0,"“Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1219,"“Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets.”",0.0,liabilities,liabilities
2568,What should you build a solid base of?,assets,2.0,"“Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1219,"“Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of solid assets.”",0.0,assets,assets
2569,"If you fail to spend your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next?",budget,1.0,"“If you fail to spend your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1220,"“If you fail to spend your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget.”",0.0,budget,budget
2570,What do you lose if you fail to spend allotted funds?,funds,2.0,"“If you fail to spend your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1220,"“If you fail to spend your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget.”",0.0,it in the next budget,it in the next budget
2571,What is the best way to learn about the dinero?,casi,1.0,"“Casi todos aprendemos de nuestros padres lo que sabemos sobre el dinero,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1222,"“Casi todos aprendemos de nuestros padres lo que sabemos sobre el dinero,”",0.0,nuestros padres,nuestros padres
2572,What do you do when you see a padre?,aprendemos,2.0,"“Casi todos aprendemos de nuestros padres lo que sabemos sobre el dinero,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1222,"“Casi todos aprendemos de nuestros padres lo que sabemos sobre el dinero,”",0.0,aprendemos,aprendemos
2573,What are the three most important management skills necessary to start your own business?,management skills,1.0,The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time” “focus on developing management skills.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1223,“focus on developing management skills. The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,0.0,1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time,1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time
2574,What is the most important management skill to start a business?,flow,2.0,The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1223,“focus on developing management skills. The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,0.0,Cash flow,Cash flow
2575,What are the three most important management skills necessary to start your own business?,business,3.0,The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1223,“focus on developing management skills. The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,0.0,1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time,1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time
2576,What is the most important management skill to start a business?,time,4.0,The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1223,“focus on developing management skills. The three most important management skills necessary to start your own business are management of: 1.​Cash flow 2.​People 3.​Personal time”,0.0,Cash flow,Cash flow
2577,What is a corporation?,document,1.0,“A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1224,“A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.”,0.0,a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul,a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul
2578,What is the body without a soul?,soul,2.0,“A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1224,“A corporation is merely a legal document that creates a legal body without a soul.”,0.0,A corporation,A corporation
2579,Who are smart?,people,1.0,“3.​Organize smart people.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1225,“3.​Organize smart people.”,0.0,Organize smart people,Organize smart people
2580,Who is rewarded for having excess money and is applauded for their efficiency?,business people,1.0,"“Business people, on the other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for their efficiency.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1226,"“Business people, on the other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for their efficiency. As this cycle of growing government spending continued, the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, the poor and the middle class.”",0.0,Business people,Business people
2581,What was the cycle of growing government spending?,government spending,2.0,"As this cycle of growing government spending continued, the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, the poor and the middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1226,"“Business people, on the other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for their efficiency. As this cycle of growing government spending continued, the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, the poor and the middle class.”",0.0,the demand for money increased,the demand for money increased
2582,What is the cycle of government spending?,cycle,3.0,"As this cycle of growing government spending continued, the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, the poor and the middle class.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1226,"“Business people, on the other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for their efficiency. As this cycle of growing government spending continued, the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, the poor and the middle class.”",0.0,growing,growing
2583,"What is an example of intellectual property that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market?",scripts,1.0,"•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1227,"“•​Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,"music, scripts, and patents","music, scripts, and patents"
2584,"What is the name of the intellectual property that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market?",patents,2.0,"•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1227,"“•​Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Anything else,Anything else
2585,What is the ready market?,market,3.0,"•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1227,"“•​Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,"Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates","Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates"
2586,What is McDonald's the best at selling and delivering?,burger,1.0,"“Maybe McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best at selling and delivering a basic average burger.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1229,"“Maybe McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best at selling and delivering a basic average burger. Poor”",0.0,basic average burger,basic average burger
2587,What is the rule?,gold,1.0,He who has the gold makes the rules.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1230,“Remember the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.”,0.0,He who has the gold makes the rules,He who has the gold makes the rules
2588,What is the golden rule?,rule,2.0,“Remember the golden rule.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1230,“Remember the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules.”,0.0,He who has the gold makes the rules,He who has the gold makes the rules
2589,What do you call your eyes?,eyes,1.0,"“We stared at each other, communicating through our eyes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1231,"“We stared at each other, communicating through our eyes.”",0.0,communicating through our eyes,communicating through our eyes
2590,What is the message that I have made clear?,message,1.0,“I think I have made my message clear.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1234,“I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea.”,0.0,It’s what is in your head,It’s what is in your head
2591,What is money?,idea,2.0,Money is only an idea.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1234,“I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea.”,0.0,an idea,an idea
2592,What is only an idea?,money,3.0,Money is only an idea.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1234,“I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea.”,0.0,Money,Money
2593,What is in your hands?,hands,4.0,It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1234,“I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea.”,0.0,what is in your head,what is in your head
2594,What is the most important thing that an employee without financial ability has no escape?,aptitude,1.0,"An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1235,"“the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",0.0,"safe, secure job","safe, secure job"
2595,Who advises their children to go to school?,parent,2.0,"This is why I cringe every time I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find a safe, secure job.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1235,"“the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",0.0,a parent,a parent
2596,"What is the job title of a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude?",employee,3.0,"An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1235,"“the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",0.0,An employee,An employee
2597,What do I want my children to find?,job,4.0,"This is why I cringe every time I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1235,"“the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial aptitude, has no escape.”",0.0,"a safe, secure job","a safe, secure job"
2598,What is less valuable in the real world?,book learning,1.0,Book learning is proving to be less valuable in the real world.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1238,“Learning by making mistakes through trial and error is more and more important. Book learning is proving to be less valuable in the real world.”,0.0,Book learning,Book learning
2599,What is the most important thing to learn from?,mistakes,2.0,“Learning by making mistakes through trial and error is more and more important.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1238,“Learning by making mistakes through trial and error is more and more important. Book learning is proving to be less valuable in the real world.”,0.0,trial and error,trial and error
2600,What is the most important thing to learn by doing?,error,3.0,“Learning by making mistakes through trial and error is more and more important.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1238,“Learning by making mistakes through trial and error is more and more important. Book learning is proving to be less valuable in the real world.”,0.0,making mistakes through trial and error,making mistakes through trial and error
2601,What is the best way to learn from mistakes?,trial,4.0,“Learning by making mistakes through trial and error is more and more important.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1238,“Learning by making mistakes through trial and error is more and more important. Book learning is proving to be less valuable in the real world.”,0.0,trial and error,trial and error
2602,What is the world of income?,accounting,1.0,"“In the world of accounting, there are three different types of income: 1.​Ordinary earned 2.​Portfolio 3.​Passive”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1240,"“In the world of accounting, there are three different types of income: 1.​Ordinary earned 2.​Portfolio 3.​Passive”",0.0,accounting,accounting
2603,What is the most common type of income in the world of accounting?,income,2.0,"“In the world of accounting, there are three different types of income: 1.​Ordinary earned 2.​Portfolio 3.​Passive”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1240,"“In the world of accounting, there are three different types of income: 1.​Ordinary earned 2.​Portfolio 3.​Passive”",0.0,Ordinary earned 2.​Portfolio 3.​Passive,Ordinary earned 2.​Portfolio 3.​Passive
2604,What can be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars?,expenses,1.0,"In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1241,"“the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",0.0,certain expenses,certain expenses
2605,What is the income-tax rate of a corporation?,corporation,2.0,"“the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1241,"“the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",0.0,less than the individual income-tax rates,less than the individual income-tax rates
2606,What are some expenses paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars?,dollars,3.0,"In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1241,"“the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",0.0,expenses,expenses
2607,What is the income-tax rate of a corporation less than the individual income-tax rate?,rate,4.0,“the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1241,"“the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a corporation with pre-tax dollars.”",0.0,the income-tax rate,the income-tax rate
2608,"Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. What is it?",synergy,1.0,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1242,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four technical skills and making money with money is easier than most people would believe.”",0.0,Combine those four technical skills,Combine those four technical skills
2609,"What is the synergy of marketing, accounting, and law?",investing,2.0,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1242,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four technical skills and making money with money is easier than most people would believe.”",0.0,financial intelligence,financial intelligence
2610,What are the four technical skills?,skills,3.0,Combine those four technical skills and making money with money is easier than most people would believe.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1242,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four technical skills and making money with money is easier than most people would believe.”",0.0,"accounting, investing, marketing, and law","accounting, investing, marketing, and law"
2611,"Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and what other field?",law,4.0,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1242,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four technical skills and making money with money is easier than most people would believe.”",0.0,law,law
2612,Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone. What solves problems and produces money?,intelligence,1.0,Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.” Intelligence solves problems and produces money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1243,"“If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,Intelligence,Intelligence
2613,"If people think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride or not?",ride,2.0,"“If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1243,"“If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,rough ride,rough ride
2614,"If people think money will solve what, they will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves what and produces money?",problems,3.0,"“If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1243,"“If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,problems,problems
2615,What is money without financial intelligence?,money,4.0,"“If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.” Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1243,"“If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride. Intelligence solves problems and produces money. Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone.”",0.0,money soon gone,money soon gone
2616,What do you let life push you into?,submission,1.0,“But the truth is that you let life push you into submission.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1244,“But the truth is that you let life push you into submission.”,0.0,submission,submission
2617,What is it that you let life push you into submission?,truth,2.0,“But the truth is that you let life push you into submission.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1244,“But the truth is that you let life push you into submission.”,0.0,the truth,the truth
2618,What is Warren Buffett's country?,america,1.0,"“As Warren Buffett, America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.” My”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1247,"“As Warren Buffett, America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.” My”",0.0,America,America
2619,Who is America's richest investor?,warren buffett,2.0,"“As Warren Buffett, America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.” My”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1247,"“As Warren Buffett, America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.” My”",0.0,Warren Buffett,Warren Buffett
2620,What did I give you?,taste,1.0,“I would say that I just gave you a taste of life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1248,“I would say that I just gave you a taste of life.”,0.0,a taste of life,a taste of life
2621,What did I just give you a taste of?,life,2.0,“I would say that I just gave you a taste of life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1248,“I would say that I just gave you a taste of life.”,0.0,life,life
2622,Who should tell their child about money?,parents,1.0,“So what can poor parents tell their child about money?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1249,"“So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.”",0.0,poor parents,poor parents
2623,What do poor parents tell their child about money?,child,2.0,“So what can poor parents tell their child about money?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1249,"“So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.”",0.0,Stay in school and study hard,Stay in school and study hard
2624,What do poor parents tell their children about money?,money,3.0,“So what can poor parents tell their child about money?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1249,"“So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.”",0.0,Stay in school and study hard,Stay in school and study hard
2625,How are stock market trades made?,milliseconds,1.0,Stock market trades are made in milliseconds.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1250,“The world is moving faster and faster. Stock market trades are made in milliseconds. Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes. More and more people are competing for good deals. So the faster you can make a decision the more likely you’ll be able to seize opportunities—before someone else does.”,0.0,in milliseconds,in milliseconds
2626,What is the best way to get deals?,internet,2.0,Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1250,“The world is moving faster and faster. Stock market trades are made in milliseconds. Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes. More and more people are competing for good deals. So the faster you can make a decision the more likely you’ll be able to seize opportunities—before someone else does.”,0.0,faster you can make a decision,faster you can make a decision
2627,What are the best deals on the internet?,deals,3.0,Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes. More and more people are competing for good deals.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1250,“The world is moving faster and faster. Stock market trades are made in milliseconds. Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes. More and more people are competing for good deals. So the faster you can make a decision the more likely you’ll be able to seize opportunities—before someone else does.”,0.0,Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes,Deals come and go on the Internet in a matter of minutes
2628,What is the new type of money that has become essential to the world economy?,derivatives,1.0,"“MASTERING MONEY With the advent of derivatives and an increasingly complex economy, mastering money has become essential to surviving in the world economy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1251,"“MASTERING MONEY With the advent of derivatives and an increasingly complex economy, mastering money has become essential to surviving in the world economy. With low interest rates and an uncertain stock market, the old adages of saving and investing for the long term make no sense.”",0.0,MASTERING MONEY,MASTERING MONEY
2629,What is the most uncertain market in India?,stock market,2.0,"With low interest rates and an uncertain stock market, the old adages of saving and investing for the long term make no sense.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1251,"“MASTERING MONEY With the advent of derivatives and an increasingly complex economy, mastering money has become essential to surviving in the world economy. With low interest rates and an uncertain stock market, the old adages of saving and investing for the long term make no sense.”",0.0,stock,stock
2630,What is the best way to survive in the world economy?,world economy,3.0,"“MASTERING MONEY With the advent of derivatives and an increasingly complex economy, mastering money has become essential to surviving in the world economy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1251,"“MASTERING MONEY With the advent of derivatives and an increasingly complex economy, mastering money has become essential to surviving in the world economy. With low interest rates and an uncertain stock market, the old adages of saving and investing for the long term make no sense.”",0.0,mastering money,mastering money
2631,What is the best way to become financially secure?,promotions,1.0,“Promotions or a better job will only help you become more financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-generating assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1252,“Promotions or a better job will only help you become more financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-generating assets.”,0.0,Promotions or a better job,Promotions or a better job
2632,What is the most income-generating asset?,assets,2.0,“Promotions or a better job will only help you become more financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-generating assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1252,“Promotions or a better job will only help you become more financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-generating assets.”,0.0,Promotions or a better job,Promotions or a better job
2633,What does buying or building assets deliver?,cash flow,1.0,“Buying or building assets that deliver cash flow is putting your money to work for you.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1253,“Buying or building assets that deliver cash flow is putting your money to work for you. High-paying jobs mean two things: you’re working for money and the taxes you pay will probably increase. I’ve learned to put my money to work for me and enjoy the tax benefits of generating income that doesn’t come from a paycheck.”,0.0,cash flow,cash flow
2634,What is it called when you are working for money and the taxes you pay will probably increase?,high-paying jobs,2.0,High-paying jobs mean two things: you’re working for money and the taxes you pay will probably increase.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1253,“Buying or building assets that deliver cash flow is putting your money to work for you. High-paying jobs mean two things: you’re working for money and the taxes you pay will probably increase. I’ve learned to put my money to work for me and enjoy the tax benefits of generating income that doesn’t come from a paycheck.”,0.0,High-paying jobs,High-paying jobs
2635,What are the benefits of generating income that doesn't come from a paycheck?,tax benefits,3.0,I’ve learned to put my money to work for me and enjoy the tax benefits of generating income that doesn’t come from a paycheck.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1253,“Buying or building assets that deliver cash flow is putting your money to work for you. High-paying jobs mean two things: you’re working for money and the taxes you pay will probably increase. I’ve learned to put my money to work for me and enjoy the tax benefits of generating income that doesn’t come from a paycheck.”,0.0,tax,tax
2636,What is the profession of an accountant?,accountants,1.0,"Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1254,"“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also. Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make.”",0.0,attorneys,attorneys
2637,What do I pay well?,brokers,2.0,"“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. “6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1254,"“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also. Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make.”",0.0,professionals,professionals
2638,What is the name of the person who is selling their house?,owner,3.0,"“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1254,"“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also. Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make.”",0.0,Owner,Owner
2639,"What is the sign in front of a house that says ""For Sale by Owner""?",sale,4.0,"“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1254,"“6.​Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be “Discount Brokers.” My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also. Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are professionals, their services should make you money. And the more money they make, the more money I make.”",0.0,Sometimes I see people posting a sign,Sometimes I see people posting a sign
2640,What is the bancarrota?,eterna,1.0,"La bancarrota es temporal, la pobreza, eterna.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1255,"“Existe una gran diferencia entre ser pobre y estar en bancarrota. La bancarrota es temporal, la pobreza, eterna.”",0.0,temporal,temporal
2641,What is the most important law of money?,money,1.0,"“the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he believed in: “Receive, and then you give.” In”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1256,"“the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he believed in: “Receive, and then you give.” In”",0.0,"“Give, and you shall receive","“Give, and you shall receive"
2642,What is the most important law of money?,law,2.0,"“the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he believed in: “Receive, and then you give.” In”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1256,"“the most important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he believed in: “Receive, and then you give.” In”",0.0,"“Give, and you shall receive","“Give, and you shall receive"
2643,What did I design that mirrored real life?,course,1.0,“I decided to design a course that mirrored real life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1258,“I decided to design a course that mirrored real life.”,0.0,a course,a course
2644,What did I want to replicate in my course?,life,2.0,“I decided to design a course that mirrored real life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1258,“I decided to design a course that mirrored real life.”,0.0,real life,real life
2645,"What did the idea of ""take-from-the-rich"" backfire on the very people who voted for it?",idea,1.0,“the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very people who voted it in.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1259,“the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very people who voted it in.”,0.0,voted it in.”,voted it in.”
2646,Who was the biggest bully?,mike,1.0,"“Rich dad constantly reminded Mike and me that the biggest bully was not the boss or the supervisor, but the tax man.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1260,"“Rich dad constantly reminded Mike and me that the biggest bully was not the boss or the supervisor, but the tax man.”",0.0,the tax man,the tax man
2647,Who was the biggest bully?,tax man,2.0,"“Rich dad constantly reminded Mike and me that the biggest bully was not the boss or the supervisor, but the tax man.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1260,"“Rich dad constantly reminded Mike and me that the biggest bully was not the boss or the supervisor, but the tax man.”",0.0,the tax man,the tax man
2648,What do most people get into when they have more money?,debt,1.0,"“Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1261,"“Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.”",0.0,more debt,more debt
2649,What do most people get in debt with more money?,money,2.0,"“Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1261,"“Most people, given more money, only get into more debt.”",0.0,debt,debt
2650,What is the best gym for working out?,gym,1.0,"Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy mind says, “But I’m tired.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1262,"“But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were a lie. And the human spirit knows it. “The human spirit is very, very powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or the human spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”",0.0,gym,gym
2651,Who wants it finished by the morning?,boss,2.0,My boss wants it finished by morning.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1262,"“But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were a lie. And the human spirit knows it. “The human spirit is very, very powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or the human spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”",0.0,My boss,My boss
2652,What are the things I have to do tonight?,tonight,3.0,Look at what I have to do tonight.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1262,"“But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were a lie. And the human spirit knows it. “The human spirit is very, very powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or the human spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”",0.0,My boss wants it finished by morning,My boss wants it finished by morning
2653,"What did he feel the words ""I can't afford it"" were?",lie,4.0,"“But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were a lie. Your spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1262,"“But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were a lie. And the human spirit knows it. “The human spirit is very, very powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or the human spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”",0.0,a lie,a lie
2654,What did my dad have that I didn't listen to?,college degrees,1.0,"“I chose not to listen to my poor dad, even though he was the one with all the college degrees.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1263,"“I chose not to listen to my poor dad, even though he was the one with all the college degrees.”",0.0,college degrees,college degrees
2655,Who was the one with all the college degrees?,dad,2.0,"“I chose not to listen to my poor dad, even though he was the one with all the college degrees.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1263,"“I chose not to listen to my poor dad, even though he was the one with all the college degrees.”",0.0,my poor dad,my poor dad
2656,What is the main cause of poverty?,ignorance,1.0,"“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1264,"“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped.”",0.0,fear and ignorance,fear and ignorance
2657,What is the main cause of financial struggle?,poverty,2.0,"“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1264,"“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped.”",0.0,fear and ignorance,fear and ignorance
2658,What is the main cause of poverty?,struggle,3.0,"“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1264,"“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped.”",0.0,fear and ignorance,fear and ignorance
2659,What is the main cause of poverty?,economy,4.0,"“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1264,"“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped.”",0.0,fear and ignorance,fear and ignorance
2660,What do the middle class buy that they think are assets?,liabilities,1.0,•​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1265,“The rich buy assets. •​The poor only have expenses. •​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,0.0,liabilities,liabilities
2661,What are the poor's only expenses?,expenses,2.0,•​The poor only have expenses.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1265,“The rich buy assets. •​The poor only have expenses. •​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,0.0,•​The poor only have expenses,•​The poor only have expenses
2662,What class buys liabilities they think are assets?,class,3.0,•​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1265,“The rich buy assets. •​The poor only have expenses. •​The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.”,0.0,middle class,middle class
2663,"Who said ""I can't afford it""?",dad,1.0,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. “one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1266,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",0.0,one dad,one dad
2664,What hook does one let you off?,hook,2.0,"One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1266,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",0.0,the hook,the hook
2665,"What was the habit of saying ""I can't afford it""?",habit,3.0,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1266,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",0.0,one dad,one dad
2666,What is the first thing he said I should ask?,statement,4.0,"He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1266,"“one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",0.0,How can I afford it,How can I afford it
2667,What was the 2008 crash that showed that your personal residence is not an asset?,housing market crash,1.0,“YOUR HOUSE IS NOT AN ASSET The 2008 housing market crash was a clear message that your personal residence is not an asset.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1267,"“YOUR HOUSE IS NOT AN ASSET The 2008 housing market crash was a clear message that your personal residence is not an asset. Not only does it not put money in your pocket, but we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value. Many houses in 2017 are still worth less than they were in 2007.”",0.0,housing market crash,housing market crash
2668,What is your personal residence not?,asset,2.0,“YOUR HOUSE IS NOT AN ASSET The 2008 housing market crash was a clear message that your personal residence is not an asset. “YOUR HOUSE IS NOT AN ASSET The 2008 housing market crash was a clear message that your personal residence is not an asset.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1267,"“YOUR HOUSE IS NOT AN ASSET The 2008 housing market crash was a clear message that your personal residence is not an asset. Not only does it not put money in your pocket, but we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value. Many houses in 2017 are still worth less than they were in 2007.”",0.0,asset,asset
2669,What is not an asset?,residence,3.0,“YOUR HOUSE IS NOT AN ASSET The 2008 housing market crash was a clear message that your personal residence is not an asset.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1267,"“YOUR HOUSE IS NOT AN ASSET The 2008 housing market crash was a clear message that your personal residence is not an asset. Not only does it not put money in your pocket, but we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value. Many houses in 2017 are still worth less than they were in 2007.”",0.0,personal residence,personal residence
2670,What will the value of the currency go up in value?,value,4.0,"Not only does it not put money in your pocket, but we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1267,"“YOUR HOUSE IS NOT AN ASSET The 2008 housing market crash was a clear message that your personal residence is not an asset. Not only does it not put money in your pocket, but we cannot count on the fact that it will go up in value. Many houses in 2017 are still worth less than they were in 2007.”",0.0,money,money
2671,What do most people spend their lives doing for money?,lives,1.0,"“most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1269,"“most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",0.0,working,working
2672,"What do most people go to school and never learn how money works, so they spend their lives working for?",money,2.0,"“most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.” “most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1269,"“most people went to school and never learned how money works, so they spend their lives working for money.”",0.0,money,money
2673,What was my parents aspired for?,job security,1.0,"I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1270,"“will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children. Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me. Those are my deep-seated emotional reasons. What are yours?”",0.0,job security and a house in the suburbs,job security and a house in the suburbs
2674,What did my dad miss so much?,football games,2.0,I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1270,"“will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children. Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me. Those are my deep-seated emotional reasons. What are yours?”",0.0,football games,football games
2675,Who worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death?,dad,3.0,I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1270,"“will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children. Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me. Those are my deep-seated emotional reasons. What are yours?”",0.0,my dad,my dad
2676,Where do I want my parents to live?,suburbs,4.0,"I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1270,"“will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.” I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for, which was job security and a house in the suburbs. I don’t like being an employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for when he died. The rich don’t do that. They work hard and pass it on to their children. Now the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me. Those are my deep-seated emotional reasons. What are yours?”",0.0,house in the suburbs,house in the suburbs
2677,Who said it best to do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway?,eleanor roosevelt,1.0,“Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1271,"“Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”",0.0,Eleanor Roosevelt,Eleanor Roosevelt
2678,What part of your body does Eleanor Roosevelt say you should do to be right?,heart,2.0,“Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1271,"“Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”",0.0,heart,heart
2679,What is the hardest part of building an asset column?,math,1.0,"“Building your asset column doesn’t take hard math, but it does take courage and the right attitude toward failure.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1272,"“Building your asset column doesn’t take hard math, but it does take courage and the right attitude toward failure.”",0.0,math,math
2680,What do I have control over?,control,1.0,I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself.” “So much of life is out of our control.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1273,“So much of life is out of our control. I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself.”,0.0,myself,myself
2681,What is out of our control?,life,2.0,“So much of life is out of our control.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1273,“So much of life is out of our control. I’ve learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself.”,0.0,So much of life,So much of life
2682,What will you get when you give what you want first?,buckets,1.0,“Give what you want first and it will come back in buckets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1274,"“Give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,it will come back in buckets,it will come back in buckets
2683,"What is the best way to describe money, love, and friendship?",friendship,2.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1274,"“Give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,smile,smile
2684,"What is true for money, love, or friendship?",smile,3.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1274,"“Give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,“Give what you want first and it will come back in buckets,“Give what you want first and it will come back in buckets
2685,What is the most important thing to me?,love,4.0,"That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1274,"“Give what you want first and it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or friendship.”",0.0,Give what you want first,Give what you want first
2686,What are the first three of the 21st century?,crashes,1.0,"“When you compare the first three crashes of the 21st century to the giant crash of 1929, you gain a perspective of how truly “giant” the first three crashes of this century were.” “When you compare the first three crashes of the 21st century to the giant crash of 1929, you gain a perspective of how truly “giant” the first three crashes of this century were.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1275,"“When you compare the first three crashes of the 21st century to the giant crash of 1929, you gain a perspective of how truly “giant” the first three crashes of this century were.”",0.0,crashes,crashes
2687,What do you gain when you compare the first three crashes of the 21st century to the giant crash of 1929?,perspective,2.0,"“When you compare the first three crashes of the 21st century to the giant crash of 1929, you gain a perspective of how truly “giant” the first three crashes of this century were.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1275,"“When you compare the first three crashes of the 21st century to the giant crash of 1929, you gain a perspective of how truly “giant” the first three crashes of this century were.”",0.0,a perspective,a perspective
2688,What is the most expensive thing that a person can get by raising his fees?,health care,1.0,"By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1276,"“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”",0.0,health care,health care
2689,What is the gap between the haves and the have-nots?,haves,2.0,History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1276,"“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”",0.0,too great,too great
2690,What is the cause of ignorance about money?,greed,3.0,"“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed and fear,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1276,"“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”",0.0,greed and fear,greed and fear
2691,Why do doctors raise their fees?,attorneys,4.0,"Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1276,"“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.”",0.0,it makes health care more expensive for everyone,it makes health care more expensive for everyone
2692,What are small deals?,deals,1.0,I just could not pass up these small deals.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1277,“It was the best opportunity to invest. The economy was terrible. I just could not pass up these small deals.”,0.0,I just could not pass up these small deals,I just could not pass up these small deals
2693,What was terrible?,economy,2.0,The economy was terrible.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1277,“It was the best opportunity to invest. The economy was terrible. I just could not pass up these small deals.”,0.0,The economy,The economy
2694,What was the best opportunity to invest?,opportunity,3.0,“It was the best opportunity to invest.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1277,“It was the best opportunity to invest. The economy was terrible. I just could not pass up these small deals.”,0.0,The economy was terrible. I just could not pass up these small deals,The economy was terrible. I just could not pass up these small deals
2695,What was the man who had not gone along with the crowd?,crowd,1.0,“Here was a man who had not gone along with the crowd.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1279,"“Here was a man who had not gone along with the crowd. He was a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say, “I don’t think you can do it.”",0.0,He was a man who did his own thinking,He was a man who did his own thinking
2696,What did he do his own?,thinking,2.0,"He was a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say, “I don’t think you can do it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1279,"“Here was a man who had not gone along with the crowd. He was a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say, “I don’t think you can do it.”",0.0,thinking,thinking
2697,"What did he hate about the word ""can't""?",words,3.0,"He was a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say, “I don’t think you can do it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1279,"“Here was a man who had not gone along with the crowd. He was a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say, “I don’t think you can do it.”",0.0,“We have to do it this way,“We have to do it this way
2698,How did he think everyone else did it?,way,4.0,"He was a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say, “I don’t think you can do it.” He was a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say, “I don’t think you can do it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1279,"“Here was a man who had not gone along with the crowd. He was a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say, “I don’t think you can do it.”",0.0,this way,this way
2699,Who do they hire to persuade politicians to change laws?,accountants,1.0,"“They hire smart attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or create legal loopholes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1281,"“They hire smart attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or create legal loopholes.”",0.0,smart attorneys and accountants,smart attorneys and accountants
2700,What do they create to make politicians change laws?,loopholes,2.0,"“They hire smart attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or create legal loopholes.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1281,"“They hire smart attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or create legal loopholes.”",0.0,legal loopholes,legal loopholes
2701,What is the principle of reciprocity?,reciprocity,1.0,"“trust that the principle of reciprocity is true,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1282,"“trust that the principle of reciprocity is true,”",0.0,trust that the principle of reciprocity is true,trust that the principle of reciprocity is true
2702,What is reciprocity?,principle,2.0,"“trust that the principle of reciprocity is true,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1282,"“trust that the principle of reciprocity is true,”",0.0,trust that the principle of reciprocity is true,trust that the principle of reciprocity is true
2703,What is the emotion that controls people's lives?,greed,1.0,People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1283,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”",0.0,fear and greed,fear and greed
2704,What is the cycle of increasing spending?,cycle,2.0,Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1283,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”",0.0,the Rat Race,the Rat Race
2705,What do they do when they offer them more money?,spending,3.0,Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1283,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”",0.0,increasing their spending,increasing their spending
2706,What are fear and greed?,emotions,4.0,People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1283,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.”",0.0,two emotions,two emotions
2707,"If you work for money, you give the power to who?",employer,1.0,"If you work for money, you give the power to your employer.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1284,"“The first lesson of having money work for you, as opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, you keep the power and control it.”",0.0,your employer,your employer
2708,"What is the first lesson of having money work for you, as opposed to you working for money, is all about power?",lesson,2.0,"“The first lesson of having money work for you, as opposed to you working for money, is all about power.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1284,"“The first lesson of having money work for you, as opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, you keep the power and control it.”",0.0,you give the power to your employer,you give the power to your employer
2709,"Without a strong reason, life is hard. What is the only thing that can be achieved without a strong reason?",purpose,1.0,"I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1285,"“As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn’t. But it wasn’t that hard either. I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",0.0,purpose,purpose
2710,"Without a strong reason, life is hard.",reason,2.0,"I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1285,"“As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn’t. But it wasn’t that hard either. I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",0.0,purpose,purpose
2711,"Without a strong reason or purpose, anything in what is hard?",life,3.0,"I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1285,"“As I said, I wish I could say it was easy. It wasn’t. But it wasn’t that hard either. I’ve learned that, without a strong reason or purpose, anything in life is hard.”",0.0,life,life
2712,What should I start instead of owning a house that is too expensive?,investment portfolio,1.0,"“Making a decision to own a house that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts an individual in at least the following three ways: 1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1288,"“Making a decision to own a house that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts an individual in at least the following three ways: 1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value. 2.​Loss of additional capital, which could have been invested instead of paying high home maintenance expenses. 3.​Loss of education. Too often, people count their house and savings and retirement plans as all they have in their asset column. Because they have no money to invest, they simply don’t invest. This costs them investment experience. Most never become what the investment world calls “a sophisticated investor.” And the best investments are usually first sold to sophisticated investors, who then turn around and sell them to the people playing it safe.”",0.0,investment portfolio,investment portfolio
2713,What is the only asset that people count as their assets?,retirement plans,2.0,"Too often, people count their house and savings and retirement plans as all they have in their asset column.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1288,"“Making a decision to own a house that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts an individual in at least the following three ways: 1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value. 2.​Loss of additional capital, which could have been invested instead of paying high home maintenance expenses. 3.​Loss of education. Too often, people count their house and savings and retirement plans as all they have in their asset column. Because they have no money to invest, they simply don’t invest. This costs them investment experience. Most never become what the investment world calls “a sophisticated investor.” And the best investments are usually first sold to sophisticated investors, who then turn around and sell them to the people playing it safe.”",0.0,their house and savings and retirement plans,their house and savings and retirement plans
2714,Why is it important to own a house that is too expensive?,lieu,3.0,"“Making a decision to own a house that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts an individual in at least the following three ways: 1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1288,"“Making a decision to own a house that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts an individual in at least the following three ways: 1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value. 2.​Loss of additional capital, which could have been invested instead of paying high home maintenance expenses. 3.​Loss of education. Too often, people count their house and savings and retirement plans as all they have in their asset column. Because they have no money to invest, they simply don’t invest. This costs them investment experience. Most never become what the investment world calls “a sophisticated investor.” And the best investments are usually first sold to sophisticated investors, who then turn around and sell them to the people playing it safe.”",0.0,in lieu of starting an investment portfolio,in lieu of starting an investment portfolio
2715,What could have grown in value if someone owned a house that is too expensive?,assets,4.0,"“Making a decision to own a house that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts an individual in at least the following three ways: 1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1288,"“Making a decision to own a house that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts an individual in at least the following three ways: 1.​Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown in value. 2.​Loss of additional capital, which could have been invested instead of paying high home maintenance expenses. 3.​Loss of education. Too often, people count their house and savings and retirement plans as all they have in their asset column. Because they have no money to invest, they simply don’t invest. This costs them investment experience. Most never become what the investment world calls “a sophisticated investor.” And the best investments are usually first sold to sophisticated investors, who then turn around and sell them to the people playing it safe.”",0.0,other assets,other assets
2716,"When intelligence goes up, what goes up?",emotion,1.0,"“I’ve seen this play out over and over in my life: When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1289,"“I’ve seen this play out over and over in my life: When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",0.0,intelligence goes down,intelligence goes down
2717,"When emotion goes up, what goes down?",intelligence,2.0,"“I’ve seen this play out over and over in my life: When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1289,"“I’ve seen this play out over and over in my life: When emotion goes up, intelligence goes down.”",0.0,intelligence,intelligence
2718,Who said rich people included rich people?,dad,1.0,"“Rich people included,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1290,"“Not just to be rich, because being rich does not solve the problem.” “It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised. “No, it doesn’t. Let me explain the other emotion: desire. Some call it greed, but I prefer desire. It’s perfectly normal to desire something better, prettier, more fun, or exciting. So people also work for money because of desire. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy. But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more security. So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls that are troubled by fear and desire. But money can’t do that.” “Even rich people do this?” Mike asked. “Rich people included,” said rich dad. “In fact, the reason many rich people are rich isn’t because of desire, but because of fear. They believe that money can eliminate the fear of being poor, so they amass tons of it, only to find the fear gets worse. Now they fear losing the money. I have friends who keep working even though they have plenty. I know people who have millions who are more afraid now than when they were poor. They’re”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
2719,What does money bring?,joy,2.0,"But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more security. But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more security. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1290,"“Not just to be rich, because being rich does not solve the problem.” “It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised. “No, it doesn’t. Let me explain the other emotion: desire. Some call it greed, but I prefer desire. It’s perfectly normal to desire something better, prettier, more fun, or exciting. So people also work for money because of desire. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy. But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more security. So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls that are troubled by fear and desire. But money can’t do that.” “Even rich people do this?” Mike asked. “Rich people included,” said rich dad. “In fact, the reason many rich people are rich isn’t because of desire, but because of fear. They believe that money can eliminate the fear of being poor, so they amass tons of it, only to find the fear gets worse. Now they fear losing the money. I have friends who keep working even though they have plenty. I know people who have millions who are more afraid now than when they were poor. They’re”",0.0,joy,joy
2720,What is the most important thing that money brings?,comfort,3.0,"But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more security.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1290,"“Not just to be rich, because being rich does not solve the problem.” “It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised. “No, it doesn’t. Let me explain the other emotion: desire. Some call it greed, but I prefer desire. It’s perfectly normal to desire something better, prettier, more fun, or exciting. So people also work for money because of desire. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy. But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more security. So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls that are troubled by fear and desire. But money can’t do that.” “Even rich people do this?” Mike asked. “Rich people included,” said rich dad. “In fact, the reason many rich people are rich isn’t because of desire, but because of fear. They believe that money can eliminate the fear of being poor, so they amass tons of it, only to find the fear gets worse. Now they fear losing the money. I have friends who keep working even though they have plenty. I know people who have millions who are more afraid now than when they were poor. They’re”",0.0,joy they think it can buy. But the joy,joy they think it can buy. But the joy
2721,What is the most important thing that money brings?,pleasure,4.0,"But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more security.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1290,"“Not just to be rich, because being rich does not solve the problem.” “It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised. “No, it doesn’t. Let me explain the other emotion: desire. Some call it greed, but I prefer desire. It’s perfectly normal to desire something better, prettier, more fun, or exciting. So people also work for money because of desire. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy. But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more security. So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls that are troubled by fear and desire. But money can’t do that.” “Even rich people do this?” Mike asked. “Rich people included,” said rich dad. “In fact, the reason many rich people are rich isn’t because of desire, but because of fear. They believe that money can eliminate the fear of being poor, so they amass tons of it, only to find the fear gets worse. Now they fear losing the money. I have friends who keep working even though they have plenty. I know people who have millions who are more afraid now than when they were poor. They’re”",0.0,joy they think it can buy. But the joy,joy they think it can buy. But the joy
2722,What is the job of a property manager?,property manager,1.0,"Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property manager who does fix toilets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1292,"“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say. Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property manager who does fix toilets.”",0.0,does fix toilets,does fix toilets
2723,"Who said, ""I-don't-wants hold the key to your success""?",dad,2.0,"“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1292,"“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say. Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property manager who does fix toilets.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
2724,Why do I shop hard for a property manager who does fix toilets?,toilets,3.0,"Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property manager who does fix toilets.” Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property manager who does fix toilets.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1292,"“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say. Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property manager who does fix toilets.”",0.0,"I, too, do not want to fix toilets","I, too, do not want to fix toilets"
2725,What is the key to your success?,key,4.0,"“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1292,"“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say. Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property manager who does fix toilets.”",0.0,I-don’t-wants,I-don’t-wants
2726,What is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business?,literacy,1.0,“I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1293,"“I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business. 2.​Investing Investing is the science of “money making money.” This involves strategies and formulas that use the creative right-brain side. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does it not make sense based on current market conditions? 4.​The law A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much faster than someone who is an employee or a small-business sole proprietor. It’s like the difference between someone walking and someone flying. The difference is profound when it comes to long-term wealth.”",0.0,Financial literacy,Financial literacy
2727,What is the science of money making money?,investing,2.0,"2.​Investing Investing is the science of “money making money.” This involves strategies and formulas that use the creative right-brain side. 2.​Investing Investing is the science of “money making money.” This involves strategies and formulas that use the creative right-brain side. 4.​The law A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive growth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1293,"“I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business. 2.​Investing Investing is the science of “money making money.” This involves strategies and formulas that use the creative right-brain side. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does it not make sense based on current market conditions? 4.​The law A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much faster than someone who is an employee or a small-business sole proprietor. It’s like the difference between someone walking and someone flying. The difference is profound when it comes to long-term wealth.”",0.0,Investing Investing,Investing Investing
2728,What is the science of supply and demand?,markets,3.0,"4.​The law A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive growth. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1293,"“I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business. 2.​Investing Investing is the science of “money making money.” This involves strategies and formulas that use the creative right-brain side. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does it not make sense based on current market conditions? 4.​The law A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much faster than someone who is an employee or a small-business sole proprietor. It’s like the difference between someone walking and someone flying. The difference is profound when it comes to long-term wealth.”",0.0,Understanding markets,Understanding markets
2729,What is the most important skill to build an empire?,skill,4.0,This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1293,"“I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise: 1.​Accounting Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business. 2.​Investing Investing is the science of “money making money.” This involves strategies and formulas that use the creative right-brain side. 3.​Understanding markets Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does it not make sense based on current market conditions? 4.​The law A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much faster than someone who is an employee or a small-business sole proprietor. It’s like the difference between someone walking and someone flying. The difference is profound when it comes to long-term wealth.”",0.0,Accounting Accounting,Accounting Accounting
2730,What is the difference between tener and no tener?,tener,1.0,“La historia prueba que las grandes civilizaciones se acaban cuando la distancia entre ‘tener’ y ‘no tener’ es demasiado grande.” “La historia prueba que las grandes civilizaciones se acaban cuando la distancia entre ‘tener’ y ‘no tener’ es demasiado grande.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1294,“La historia prueba que las grandes civilizaciones se acaban cuando la distancia entre ‘tener’ y ‘no tener’ es demasiado grande.”,0.0,demasiado grande,demasiado grande
2731,What is Robin Hood's band?,merry men,1.0,"“If you know you’re right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1295,"“he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.”",0.0,Merry Men,Merry Men
2732,Who is the band of Merry Men?,robin hood,2.0,"“If you know you’re right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1295,"“he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.”",0.0,Robin Hood,Robin Hood
2733,What was he a law-abiding citizen?,citizen,3.0,“he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1295,"“he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.”",0.0,because it was expensive to not know the law,because it was expensive to not know the law
2734,What is Robin Hood's band of Merry Men?,band,4.0,"“If you know you’re right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1295,"“he was a law-abiding citizen and because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.”",0.0,Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.”,Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.”
2735,What is the root of all evil?,root,1.0,“The lack of money is the root of all evil.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1296,“The lack of money is the root of all evil.”,0.0,The lack of money,The lack of money
2736,What is the root cause of all evil?,evil,2.0,“The lack of money is the root of all evil.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1296,“The lack of money is the root of all evil.”,0.0,The lack of money,The lack of money
2737,What is the biggest thing you can focus on acquiring assets instead of a bigger one?,paycheck,1.0,“Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger paycheck—”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1297,“Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger paycheck—”,0.0,paycheck,paycheck
2738,What should you focus on acquiring instead of a bigger paycheck?,assets,2.0,“Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger paycheck—”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1297,“Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger paycheck—”,0.0,assets,assets
2739,"Who said, ""Cynics criticize, and winners analyze""?",dad,1.0,"Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1298,"“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor. Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.”",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
2740,What keeps most people poor?,cynicism,2.0,“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1298,"“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor. Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.”",0.0,Doubts and cynicism,Doubts and cynicism
2741,What do critics analyze?,winners,3.0,"Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1298,"“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor. Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.”",0.0,winners,winners
2742,What keeps most people poor?,doubts,4.0,“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1298,"“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor. Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.”",0.0,Doubts and cynicism,Doubts and cynicism
2743,What was so strong that my company bought me my first Porsche?,cash flow,1.0,Soon the cash flow from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my first Porsche.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1299,“My rich dad’s advice made much more sense. Soon the cash flow from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my first Porsche. My fellow Xerox salespeople thought I was spending my commissions. I wasn’t. I was investing my commissions in assets.”,0.0,cash flow from my properties,cash flow from my properties
2744,What was the first car that my company bought?,porsche,2.0,Soon the cash flow from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my first Porsche.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1299,“My rich dad’s advice made much more sense. Soon the cash flow from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my first Porsche. My fellow Xerox salespeople thought I was spending my commissions. I wasn’t. I was investing my commissions in assets.”,0.0,Porsche,Porsche
2745,Whose advice made more sense to me?,dad,3.0,“My rich dad’s advice made much more sense.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1299,“My rich dad’s advice made much more sense. Soon the cash flow from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my first Porsche. My fellow Xerox salespeople thought I was spending my commissions. I wasn’t. I was investing my commissions in assets.”,0.0,My rich dad,My rich dad
2746,What is the difference between a singular point of view and a single point of view?,lifetime,1.0,“It was a singular point of view that made all the difference over a lifetime.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1300,“It was a singular point of view that made all the difference over a lifetime.”,0.0,all the difference over a lifetime,all the difference over a lifetime
2747,What was the singular point of view that made all the difference over a lifetime?,view,2.0,“It was a singular point of view that made all the difference over a lifetime.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1300,“It was a singular point of view that made all the difference over a lifetime.”,0.0,It,It
2748,What is the biggest secret of the rich?,secret,1.0,"“He just played the game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of the rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1301,"“He just played the game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of the rich.”",0.0,corporations,corporations
2749,What game did he play smarter?,game,2.0,"“He just played the game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of the rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1301,"“He just played the game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of the rich.”",0.0,corporations,corporations
2750,How many generations do you keep it?,generations,1.0,"It’s how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1302,"“In the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.”",0.0,how many generations,how many generations
2751,How much money you make is important in the long run?,run,2.0,"“In the long run, it’s not how much money you make.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1302,"“In the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.”",0.0,how much you keep,how much you keep
2752,What is the most important thing to you in the long run?,money,3.0,"“In the long run, it’s not how much money you make.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1302,"“In the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.”",0.0,how much you keep,how much you keep
2753,What is the meaning of the bancarrota?,eterna,1.0,"“La bancarrota es temporal, la pobreza, eterna.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1303,"“La bancarrota es temporal, la pobreza, eterna.”",0.0,temporal,temporal
2754,Where can you have board meetings in Hawaii?,hawaii,1.0,"For example, by owning your own corporation, your vacations can be board meetings in Hawaii.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1304,"“A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use. They’re easy to set up and are not expensive if you own investments that are producing good cashflow. For example, by owning your own corporation, your vacations can be board meetings in Hawaii. Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses. Most restaurant meals are partial expenses, and on and on. But it’s done legally with pre-tax dollars. •​”",0.0,vacations,vacations
2755,What are partial expenses?,restaurant meals,2.0,"Most restaurant meals are partial expenses, and on and on.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1304,"“A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use. They’re easy to set up and are not expensive if you own investments that are producing good cashflow. For example, by owning your own corporation, your vacations can be board meetings in Hawaii. Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses. Most restaurant meals are partial expenses, and on and on. But it’s done legally with pre-tax dollars. •​”",0.0,restaurant meals,restaurant meals
2756,What is the health club?,memberships,3.0,"Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1304,"“A corporation earns, spends everything it can, and is taxed on anything that is left. It’s one of the biggest legal tax loopholes that the rich use. They’re easy to set up and are not expensive if you own investments that are producing good cashflow. For example, by owning your own corporation, your vacations can be board meetings in Hawaii. Car payments, insurance, repairs, and health-club memberships are company expenses. Most restaurant meals are partial expenses, and on and on. But it’s done legally with pre-tax dollars. •​”",0.0,memberships,memberships
2757,"What is an example of intellectual property that has value, produces income or has a ready market?",scripts,1.0,"“•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1305,"“•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,"music, scripts, and patents","music, scripts, and patents"
2758,What is our overall philosophy?,plant seeds,1.0,“Our overall philosophy is to plant seeds inside my asset column. We start small and plant seeds.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1306,“Our overall philosophy is to plant seeds inside my asset column. That is my formula. We start small and plant seeds. Some grow; some don’t.”,0.0,to plant seeds inside my asset column,to plant seeds inside my asset column
2759,What is the overall philosophy of the asset column?,philosophy,2.0,“Our overall philosophy is to plant seeds inside my asset column.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1306,“Our overall philosophy is to plant seeds inside my asset column. That is my formula. We start small and plant seeds. Some grow; some don’t.”,0.0,to plant seeds,to plant seeds
2760,What is valuable if acknowledged and evaluated and used as a tool to make better decisions in the future?,mistakes,1.0,"In the real world, I’ve learned that mistakes—if acknowledged and evaluated and used as a tool to make better decisions in the future—are invaluable. A little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. “School has conditioned us to avoid mistakes—and punishes students for making them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1307,"“School has conditioned us to avoid mistakes—and punishes students for making them. In the real world, I’ve learned that mistakes—if acknowledged and evaluated and used as a tool to make better decisions in the future—are invaluable. A little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",0.0,mistakes,mistakes
2761,What is the lesson in every failure?,lesson,2.0,"Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1307,"“School has conditioned us to avoid mistakes—and punishes students for making them. In the real world, I’ve learned that mistakes—if acknowledged and evaluated and used as a tool to make better decisions in the future—are invaluable. A little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",0.0,Mistakes are good things,Mistakes are good things
2762,How can I learn from mistakes?,tool,3.0,"In the real world, I’ve learned that mistakes—if acknowledged and evaluated and used as a tool to make better decisions in the future—are invaluable.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1307,"“School has conditioned us to avoid mistakes—and punishes students for making them. In the real world, I’ve learned that mistakes—if acknowledged and evaluated and used as a tool to make better decisions in the future—are invaluable. A little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",0.0,if we find the lesson in every failure,if we find the lesson in every failure
2763,What is the lesson learned in every failure?,failure,4.0,"Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1307,"“School has conditioned us to avoid mistakes—and punishes students for making them. In the real world, I’ve learned that mistakes—if acknowledged and evaluated and used as a tool to make better decisions in the future—are invaluable. A little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",0.0,Mistakes are good things,Mistakes are good things
2764,What does proper mental exercise increase your chances for?,wealth,1.0,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1308,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
2765,What does physical exercise increase your chances for health?,chances,2.0,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.” “Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1308,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.”",0.0,wealth,wealth
2766,What do you want to live in?,lifestyle,1.0,“the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1309,“the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,the lifestyle I love,the lifestyle I love
2767,What do I want to control over my time and my life?,control,2.0,I want control over my time and my life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1309,“the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,I want money to work for me,I want money to work for me
2768,What do you want to work for you?,money,3.0,I want money to work for me.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1309,“the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,money,money
2769,I want to be free to travel the what?,world,4.0,“the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1309,“the “wants.” I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,world,world
2770,What is the key to making money multiply?,knowledge,1.0,“with money comes great power that requires the right knowledge to keep it and make it multiply.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1311,“with money comes great power that requires the right knowledge to keep it and make it multiply.”,0.0,the right knowledge,the right knowledge
2771,What is the source of great power?,money,2.0,“with money comes great power that requires the right knowledge to keep it and make it multiply.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1311,“with money comes great power that requires the right knowledge to keep it and make it multiply.”,0.0,money,money
2772,What is the best way to change your point of view?,view,1.0,“You’d best change your point of view.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1312,"“You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem,Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem
2773,"If you realize that you are the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. If you think I'm the problem, then you have to change me. Stop blaming me and thinking I'm the what?",problem,2.0,"If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1312,"“You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,You’d best change your point of view,You’d best change your point of view
2774,What is the best way to change your point of view?,point,3.0,“You’d best change your point of view.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1312,"“You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem,Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem
2775,What do most people want to change?,world,4.0,Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1312,"“You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”",0.0,everyone else in the world to change but themselves,everyone else in the world to change but themselves
2776,What is the one thing that holds us back?,self-doubt,1.0,Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1313,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.”",0.0,self-doubt,self-doubt
2777,What are we blessed with?,gifts,2.0,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1313,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.”",0.0,gifts,gifts
2778,What is the greatest gift we have?,potential,3.0,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1313,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.”",0.0,potential,potential
2779,What is the one thing that holds us back?,degree,4.0,Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1313,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt.”",0.0,self-doubt,self-doubt
2780,What aprenden las lecciones y continan?,algunos,1.0,"Algunos aprenden las lecciones y continúan, reciben con alegría los embates porque saben que los empujones significan que necesitan —y deben— aprender algo. Algunos se rinden y otros luchan. Algunos, como tú, pelean.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1314,"“La vida nos empuja a todos. Algunos se rinden y otros luchan. Algunos aprenden las lecciones y continúan, reciben con alegría los embates porque saben que los empujones significan que necesitan —y deben— aprender algo. Saben que tienen que aprender y continuar viviendo. Pero son muy pocos. La mayoría sólo renuncia. Algunos, como tú, pelean.”",0.0,Algunos,Algunos
2781,What do you think is the most important thing to you?,la vida,2.0,“La vida nos empuja a todos.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1314,"“La vida nos empuja a todos. Algunos se rinden y otros luchan. Algunos aprenden las lecciones y continúan, reciben con alegría los embates porque saben que los empujones significan que necesitan —y deben— aprender algo. Saben que tienen que aprender y continuar viviendo. Pero son muy pocos. La mayoría sólo renuncia. Algunos, como tú, pelean.”",0.0,viviendo,viviendo
2782,La vida nos empuja a what?,todos,3.0,“La vida nos empuja a todos.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1314,"“La vida nos empuja a todos. Algunos se rinden y otros luchan. Algunos aprenden las lecciones y continúan, reciben con alegría los embates porque saben que los empujones significan que necesitan —y deben— aprender algo. Saben que tienen que aprender y continuar viviendo. Pero son muy pocos. La mayoría sólo renuncia. Algunos, como tú, pelean.”",0.0,todos,todos
2783,What is the most specialized you become?,specialty,1.0,"“the more specialized you become, the more you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1315,"“the more specialized you become, the more you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.”",0.0,specialty,specialty
2784,What do so many talented people focus on building?,hamburger,1.0,“The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1316,“The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems.”,0.0,a better hamburger,a better hamburger
2785,What is staying busy?,laziness,1.0,“One of the most common forms of laziness is staying busy.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1317,“One of the most common forms of laziness is staying busy.”,0.0,laziness,laziness
2786,What are some common forms of laziness?,forms,2.0,“One of the most common forms of laziness is staying busy.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1317,“One of the most common forms of laziness is staying busy.”,0.0,staying busy,staying busy
2787,"If you can’t make up your mind, you’ll never learn to make what?",money,1.0,"“If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never learn to make money anyway.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1319,"“If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never learn to make money anyway.”",0.0,money,money
2788,Who was the one of the richest men in Hawaii?,dad,1.0,"“This stuff between your ears.” It was at that moment that rich dad shared the pivotal point of view that separated him from his employees and my poor dad—and led him to eventually become one of the richest men in Hawaii, while my highly educated but poor dad struggled financially all his life. “This stuff between your ears.” It was at that moment that rich dad shared the pivotal point of view that separated him from his employees and my poor dad—and led him to eventually become one of the richest men in Hawaii, while my highly educated but poor dad struggled financially all his life. “This stuff between your ears.” It was at that moment that rich dad shared the pivotal point of view that separated him from his employees and my poor dad—and led him to eventually become one of the richest men in Hawaii, while my highly educated but poor dad struggled financially all his life.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1320,"“Well, keep that attitude and you’ll learn nothing. Keep the attitude that I’m the problem and what choices do you have?” “Well, if you don’t pay me more or show me more respect and teach me, I’ll quit.” “Well put,” rich dad said. “And that’s exactly what most people do. They quit and go looking for another job, a better opportunity, and higher pay, actually thinking that this will solve the problem. In most cases, it won’t.” “So what should I do?” I asked. “Just take this measly 10 cents an hour and smile?” Rich dad smiled. “That’s what the other people do. But that’s all they do, waiting for a raise thinking that more money will solve their problems. Most just accept it, and some take a second job working harder, but again accepting a small paycheck.” I sat staring at the floor, beginning to understand the lesson rich dad was presenting. I could sense it was a taste of life. Finally, I looked up and asked, “So what will solve the problem?” “This,” he said, leaning forward in his chair and tapping me gently on the head. “This stuff between your ears.” It was at that moment that rich dad shared the pivotal point of view that separated him from his employees and my poor dad—and led him to eventually become one of the richest men in Hawaii, while my highly educated but poor dad struggled financially all his life. It was a singular point of view that made all the difference over a lifetime.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
2789,How much did Rich dad pay for an hour of coffee?,cents,2.0,“Just take this measly 10 cents an hour and smile?” Rich dad smiled.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1320,"“Well, keep that attitude and you’ll learn nothing. Keep the attitude that I’m the problem and what choices do you have?” “Well, if you don’t pay me more or show me more respect and teach me, I’ll quit.” “Well put,” rich dad said. “And that’s exactly what most people do. They quit and go looking for another job, a better opportunity, and higher pay, actually thinking that this will solve the problem. In most cases, it won’t.” “So what should I do?” I asked. “Just take this measly 10 cents an hour and smile?” Rich dad smiled. “That’s what the other people do. But that’s all they do, waiting for a raise thinking that more money will solve their problems. Most just accept it, and some take a second job working harder, but again accepting a small paycheck.” I sat staring at the floor, beginning to understand the lesson rich dad was presenting. I could sense it was a taste of life. Finally, I looked up and asked, “So what will solve the problem?” “This,” he said, leaning forward in his chair and tapping me gently on the head. “This stuff between your ears.” It was at that moment that rich dad shared the pivotal point of view that separated him from his employees and my poor dad—and led him to eventually become one of the richest men in Hawaii, while my highly educated but poor dad struggled financially all his life. It was a singular point of view that made all the difference over a lifetime.”",0.0,10 cents,10 cents
2790,What was between your ears?,stuff,3.0,"“This stuff between your ears.” It was at that moment that rich dad shared the pivotal point of view that separated him from his employees and my poor dad—and led him to eventually become one of the richest men in Hawaii, while my highly educated but poor dad struggled financially all his life.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1320,"“Well, keep that attitude and you’ll learn nothing. Keep the attitude that I’m the problem and what choices do you have?” “Well, if you don’t pay me more or show me more respect and teach me, I’ll quit.” “Well put,” rich dad said. “And that’s exactly what most people do. They quit and go looking for another job, a better opportunity, and higher pay, actually thinking that this will solve the problem. In most cases, it won’t.” “So what should I do?” I asked. “Just take this measly 10 cents an hour and smile?” Rich dad smiled. “That’s what the other people do. But that’s all they do, waiting for a raise thinking that more money will solve their problems. Most just accept it, and some take a second job working harder, but again accepting a small paycheck.” I sat staring at the floor, beginning to understand the lesson rich dad was presenting. I could sense it was a taste of life. Finally, I looked up and asked, “So what will solve the problem?” “This,” he said, leaning forward in his chair and tapping me gently on the head. “This stuff between your ears.” It was at that moment that rich dad shared the pivotal point of view that separated him from his employees and my poor dad—and led him to eventually become one of the richest men in Hawaii, while my highly educated but poor dad struggled financially all his life. It was a singular point of view that made all the difference over a lifetime.”",0.0,This stuff,This stuff
2791,How long did Rich dad smile?,hour,4.0,“Just take this measly 10 cents an hour and smile?” Rich dad smiled.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1320,"“Well, keep that attitude and you’ll learn nothing. Keep the attitude that I’m the problem and what choices do you have?” “Well, if you don’t pay me more or show me more respect and teach me, I’ll quit.” “Well put,” rich dad said. “And that’s exactly what most people do. They quit and go looking for another job, a better opportunity, and higher pay, actually thinking that this will solve the problem. In most cases, it won’t.” “So what should I do?” I asked. “Just take this measly 10 cents an hour and smile?” Rich dad smiled. “That’s what the other people do. But that’s all they do, waiting for a raise thinking that more money will solve their problems. Most just accept it, and some take a second job working harder, but again accepting a small paycheck.” I sat staring at the floor, beginning to understand the lesson rich dad was presenting. I could sense it was a taste of life. Finally, I looked up and asked, “So what will solve the problem?” “This,” he said, leaning forward in his chair and tapping me gently on the head. “This stuff between your ears.” It was at that moment that rich dad shared the pivotal point of view that separated him from his employees and my poor dad—and led him to eventually become one of the richest men in Hawaii, while my highly educated but poor dad struggled financially all his life. It was a singular point of view that made all the difference over a lifetime.”",0.0,Just take this measly 10 cents an hour,Just take this measly 10 cents an hour
2792,What is the only thing that you can’t justify buying a luxury?,cash flow,1.0,4.​What is a time you bought a luxury that your cash flow couldn’t justify?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1321,"“1.​What is your profession, and what is your business? How do they differ? 2.​What are things you might have counted in your net worth before reading this chapter? How do you view them now? 3.​Are the assets you’re acquiring the type that you love? If not, how can you change that? 4.​What is a time you bought a luxury that your cash flow couldn’t justify? What is a time you did so when it could justify the purchase? Compare how you felt in the two situations, both at the moment of purchase and later. 5.​Have there been people in your family who have spent their whole lives working for someone else, only to end up with nothing? What would you have advised them if you could?”",0.0,cash flow,cash flow
2793,What is the most expensive item that you bought that you couldn’t justify?,luxury,2.0,4.​What is a time you bought a luxury that your cash flow couldn’t justify?,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1321,"“1.​What is your profession, and what is your business? How do they differ? 2.​What are things you might have counted in your net worth before reading this chapter? How do you view them now? 3.​Are the assets you’re acquiring the type that you love? If not, how can you change that? 4.​What is a time you bought a luxury that your cash flow couldn’t justify? What is a time you did so when it could justify the purchase? Compare how you felt in the two situations, both at the moment of purchase and later. 5.​Have there been people in your family who have spent their whole lives working for someone else, only to end up with nothing? What would you have advised them if you could?”",0.0,.​What is a time you bought a luxury,.​What is a time you bought a luxury
2794,What is the moment you did so that it could justify the purchase?,purchase,3.0,"Compare how you felt in the two situations, both at the moment of purchase and later. What is a time you did so when it could justify the purchase?",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1321,"“1.​What is your profession, and what is your business? How do they differ? 2.​What are things you might have counted in your net worth before reading this chapter? How do you view them now? 3.​Are the assets you’re acquiring the type that you love? If not, how can you change that? 4.​What is a time you bought a luxury that your cash flow couldn’t justify? What is a time you did so when it could justify the purchase? Compare how you felt in the two situations, both at the moment of purchase and later. 5.​Have there been people in your family who have spent their whole lives working for someone else, only to end up with nothing? What would you have advised them if you could?”",0.0,4.​,4.​
2795,What are the two things you felt at the moment of purchase and later?,situations,4.0,"Compare how you felt in the two situations, both at the moment of purchase and later.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1321,"“1.​What is your profession, and what is your business? How do they differ? 2.​What are things you might have counted in your net worth before reading this chapter? How do you view them now? 3.​Are the assets you’re acquiring the type that you love? If not, how can you change that? 4.​What is a time you bought a luxury that your cash flow couldn’t justify? What is a time you did so when it could justify the purchase? Compare how you felt in the two situations, both at the moment of purchase and later. 5.​Have there been people in your family who have spent their whole lives working for someone else, only to end up with nothing? What would you have advised them if you could?”",0.0,5,5
2796,What is the second emotion that controls people's lives?,greed,1.0,People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1322,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.”",0.0,fear and greed,fear and greed
2797,What are fear and greed?,emotions,2.0,People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1322,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.”",0.0,two emotions,two emotions
2798,"The pattern of get up, go to work, pay what?",bills,3.0,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. “The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1322,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.”",0.0,bills,bills
2799,"What is the pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills?",pattern,4.0,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1322,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.”",0.0,fear and greed,fear and greed
2800,"Who said ""I can't afford it""?",dad,1.0,"“For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. “For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1323,"“For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",0.0,one dad,one dad
2801,What hook does one let you off?,hook,2.0,"One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1323,"“For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",0.0,the hook,the hook
2802,"What is it that one dad has a habit of saying ""I can't afford it""?",habit,3.0,"“For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1323,"“For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",0.0,"One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think","One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think"
2803,What is the first thing he said I should ask?,statement,4.0,"He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1323,"“For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, “How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”",0.0,How can I afford it,How can I afford it
2804,What does buying or building assets deliver?,cash flow,1.0,“Buying or building assets that deliver cash flow is putting your money to work for you.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1324,“Buying or building assets that deliver cash flow is putting your money to work for you.”,0.0,cash flow,cash flow
2805,What is the only thing that can push you around?,knowledge,1.0,"“Without that knowledge, the world pushes you around.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1325,"“Without that knowledge, the world pushes you around.”",0.0,knowledge,knowledge
2806,What is the main reason for our lack of confidence?,self-confidence,1.0,"“It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1326,"“It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",0.0,self-confidence,self-confidence
2807,What is the main reason for self-confidence?,lack,2.0,"“It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.” “It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1326,"“It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence.”",0.0,lack of self-confidence,lack of self-confidence
2808,What is the term for a piece of real estate that is sold for an exchange?,capital gain,1.0,"“One such way is Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1327,"“One such way is Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. As long as you keep trading up in value, you won’t be taxed on the gains until you liquidate. Those who don’t take advantage of these savings are missing a chance to build their asset column.”",0.0,capital gain,capital gain
2809,What is Section 1031 of?,internal revenue code,2.0,"“One such way is Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1327,"“One such way is Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. As long as you keep trading up in value, you won’t be taxed on the gains until you liquidate. Those who don’t take advantage of these savings are missing a chance to build their asset column.”",0.0,the Internal Revenue Code,the Internal Revenue Code
2810,Who can delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange?,seller,3.0,"“One such way is Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1327,"“One such way is Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. As long as you keep trading up in value, you won’t be taxed on the gains until you liquidate. Those who don’t take advantage of these savings are missing a chance to build their asset column.”",0.0,a seller,a seller
2811,What do you think is missing the chance to build your asset column?,savings,4.0,Those who don’t take advantage of these savings are missing a chance to build their asset column.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1327,"“One such way is Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive piece of real estate. As long as you keep trading up in value, you won’t be taxed on the gains until you liquidate. Those who don’t take advantage of these savings are missing a chance to build their asset column.”",0.0,Those who don’t take advantage of these savings,Those who don’t take advantage of these savings
2812,What is the most important thing that counts?,college degrees,1.0,“that it is not so much a matter of college degrees or good grades that count.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1328,“that it is not so much a matter of college degrees or good grades that count.”,0.0,college degrees or good grades,college degrees or good grades
2813,What is the most important thing that counts?,grades,2.0,“that it is not so much a matter of college degrees or good grades that count.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1328,“that it is not so much a matter of college degrees or good grades that count.”,0.0,college degrees or good grades,college degrees or good grades
2814,What was the name of the colonel who lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check?,colonel sanders,1.0,"“Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1329,"“Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.”",0.0,Colonel Sanders,Colonel Sanders
2815,What did Colonel Sanders start living on at the age of 66?,social security check,2.0,"“Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1329,"“Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.”",0.0,Social Security check,Social Security check
2816,What is the biggest thing he has ever done?,multimillionaire,3.0,And he went on to become a multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1329,"“Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.”",0.0,selling his recipe for fried chicken,selling his recipe for fried chicken
2817,What is the name of the rich dad who said Harlan Sanders was a brave and tenacious man?,dad,4.0,"“He was a brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1329,"“Just do what Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.”",0.0,Just do what Colonel Sanders did.”,Just do what Colonel Sanders did.”
2818,"What is the meaning of ""learn""?",unlearn,1.0,“LEARN… UNLEARN… RELEARN”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1330,“LEARN… UNLEARN… RELEARN”,0.0,LEARN… UNLEARN… RELEARN,LEARN… UNLEARN… RELEARN
2819,What do you lack to act on the answer?,courage,1.0,“yet lack the courage to act on the answer.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1331,“yet lack the courage to act on the answer.”,0.0,courage,courage
2820,What is the reason why you don't have the courage to act on the answer?,answer,2.0,“yet lack the courage to act on the answer.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1331,“yet lack the courage to act on the answer.”,0.0,yet lack the courage to act on the answer.”,yet lack the courage to act on the answer.”
2821,What are some poor people?,teachers,1.0,“I know many people who are poor because they are neither good students nor good teachers.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1332,“I know many people who are poor because they are neither good students nor good teachers.”,0.0,neither good students nor good teachers,neither good students nor good teachers
2822,What are some poor people?,students,2.0,“I know many people who are poor because they are neither good students nor good teachers.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1332,“I know many people who are poor because they are neither good students nor good teachers.”,0.0,neither good students nor good teachers,neither good students nor good teachers
2823,What do you want to live in?,lifestyle,1.0,“I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1333,“I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,the lifestyle I love,the lifestyle I love
2824,What do I want to control over my time and my life?,control,2.0,I want control over my time and my life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1333,“I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,money to work for me,money to work for me
2825,What do you want to work for you?,money,3.0,I want money to work for me.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1333,“I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,money,money
2826,I want to be free to travel the what?,world,4.0,“I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1333,“I want to be free to travel the world and live in the lifestyle I love. I want to be young when I do this. I want to simply be free. I want control over my time and my life. I want money to work for me.”,0.0,world,world
2827,What is the most powerful thing we have?,asset,1.0,“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1334,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations. In”",0.0,our mind,our mind
2828,What can an untrained mind create that can crush a family for generations?,poverty,2.0,An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1334,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations. In”",0.0,extreme poverty,extreme poverty
2829,"If a person is trained well, what can they create?",wealth,3.0,"If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1334,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations. In”",0.0,enormous wealth,enormous wealth
2830,How long can extreme poverty crush a family?,generations,4.0,An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1334,"“The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a family for generations. In”",0.0,generations,generations
2831,"What is their fear, not mine?",fear,1.0,"It’s their fear, not mine.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1335,"“I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”",0.0,the people exploit themselves,the people exploit themselves
2832,Who exploits themselves?,people,2.0,“I say the people exploit themselves.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1335,"“I say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”",0.0,the people,the people
2833,Your mind and time are two great what?,gifts,1.0,“Many of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1337,“Many of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both.”,0.0,gifts,gifts
2834,What is the gift of time?,mind,2.0,“Many of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1337,“Many of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both.”,0.0,your mind,your mind
2835,Your mind and what else were given to you?,time,3.0,“Many of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1337,“Many of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. It is up to you to do what you please with both.”,0.0,time,time
2836,Who can answer that question?,No one,1.0,“No one can answer that but you.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1339,“No one can answer that but you.”,0.0,No one can answer that but you,No one can answer that but you
2837,What is the best way to make money than worrying about not getting a raise?,millions,1.0,“I’d rather be excited about making millions than worrying about not getting a raise.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1341,“I’d rather be excited about making millions than worrying about not getting a raise.”,0.0,excited about making millions,excited about making millions
2838,What do you want to do if you don't get a raise?,raise,2.0,“I’d rather be excited about making millions than worrying about not getting a raise.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1341,“I’d rather be excited about making millions than worrying about not getting a raise.”,0.0,excited about making millions,excited about making millions
2839,Who does not smile at me?,people,1.0,"“Whenever I feel that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1342,"“Whenever I feel that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello.”",0.0,people,people
2840,What do poor and middle class people complain about paying three to seven percent?,broker,1.0,"What I find funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain about paying a broker three to seven percent.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1343,"“People who sell their house on their own must not value their time much. Why would I want to save a few bucks when I could use that time to make more money or spend it with those I love? What I find funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain about paying a broker three to seven percent. They enjoy tipping people in the expense column and stiffing people in the asset column. That is not financially intelligent.”",0.0,a broker,a broker
2841,How much do poor people complain about paying a broker?,percent,2.0,"What I find funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain about paying a broker three to seven percent. What I find funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain about paying a broker three to seven percent.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1343,"“People who sell their house on their own must not value their time much. Why would I want to save a few bucks when I could use that time to make more money or spend it with those I love? What I find funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain about paying a broker three to seven percent. They enjoy tipping people in the expense column and stiffing people in the asset column. That is not financially intelligent.”",0.0,three to seven percent,three to seven percent
2842,What is the only thing that makes the house of cards stand?,ignorance,1.0,It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1344,“Money is really made up. It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands. He talked”,0.0,illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses,illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses
2843,What is the illusion of confidence and ignorance of the masses that makes this house of cards stand?,masses,2.0,It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1344,“Money is really made up. It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands. He talked”,0.0,because,because
2844,What is the illusion of confidence?,illusion,3.0,It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1344,“Money is really made up. It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands. He talked”,0.0,ignorance of the masses,ignorance of the masses
2845,What does winning mean?,means,1.0,“Winning means being unafraid to lose.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1345,“Winning means being unafraid to lose.”,0.0,being unafraid to lose,being unafraid to lose
2846,Who said it best to do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway?,eleanor roosevelt,1.0,“I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1346,"“I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”",0.0,Eleanor Roosevelt,Eleanor Roosevelt
2847,What part of your body does Eleanor Roosevelt say you should do to be right?,heart,2.0,“I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1346,"“I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”",0.0,heart,heart
2848,What do intelligent adults feel is demeaning to pay attention to?,definitions,1.0,“An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to pay attention to simplistic definitions.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1347,“An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to pay attention to simplistic definitions.”,0.0,simplistic definitions,simplistic definitions
2849,What is the most intelligent person who feels it demeaning to pay attention to simplistic definitions?,adult,2.0,“An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to pay attention to simplistic definitions.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1347,“An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to pay attention to simplistic definitions.”,0.0,adult,adult
2850,What is the size of a person's life?,paycheck,1.0,To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1348,"“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.” A”",0.0,a paycheck,a paycheck
2851,Fear and desire can lead you into life's biggest what?,trap,2.0,"Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1348,"“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.” A”",0.0,trap,trap
2852,What is the worst way to live?,bills,3.0,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1348,"“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.” A”",0.0,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills,To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills
2853,What is the biggest trap in life?,desire,4.0,Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1348,"“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.” A”",0.0,fear and desire,fear and desire
2854,What does the person who has the most timely information own?,wealth,1.0,“the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1350,“the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”,0.0,the wealth,the wealth
2855,Who has the most timely information owns the wealth?,person,2.0,“the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1350,“the person who has the most timely information owns the wealth.”,0.0,the person,the person
2856,Why does the American public play not to lose?,struggles,1.0,“the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1351,“the American public struggles financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.”,0.0,the American public struggles financially,the American public struggles financially
2857,Who said that it would be a waste of time to do that?,dad,1.0,"“No, that would be a waste of time,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1353,"“So many people say, “Oh, I’m not interested in money.” Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. “No, that would be a waste of time,” said rich dad. “Emotions are what make us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
2858,What is the point of a waste of time?,waste,2.0,"“No, that would be a waste of time,” said rich dad.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1353,"“So many people say, “Oh, I’m not interested in money.” Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. “No, that would be a waste of time,” said rich dad. “Emotions are what make us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.”",0.0,Emotions are what make us human,Emotions are what make us human
2859,What makes us human?,emotions,3.0,“Emotions are what make us human.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1353,"“So many people say, “Oh, I’m not interested in money.” Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. “No, that would be a waste of time,” said rich dad. “Emotions are what make us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.”",0.0,Emotions,Emotions
2860,"What does the word ""emotion"" mean?",energy,4.0,The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1353,"“So many people say, “Oh, I’m not interested in money.” Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. “No, that would be a waste of time,” said rich dad. “Emotions are what make us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.”",0.0,energy in motion,energy in motion
2861,What is the most expensive thing that a person can get by raising his fees?,health care,1.0,"By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1354,"“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.”",0.0,health care,health care
2862,What is the gap between the haves and the have-nots?,haves,2.0,History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1354,"“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.”",0.0,too great,too great
2863,Why do doctors raise their fees?,attorneys,3.0,"Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1354,"“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.”",0.0,it makes health care more expensive for everyone,it makes health care more expensive for everyone
2864,What is the gap between the rich and the poor?,gap,4.0,Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1354,"“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees. By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical dates and names, not the lesson.”",0.0,horrifying,horrifying
2865,What do you hate?,risk,1.0,"“If you hate risk and worry, start early.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1357,"“If you hate risk and worry, start early.”",0.0,risk and worry,risk and worry
2866,What does ignorance become when a person stops searching for information?,self-knowledge,1.0,"“He explained that once a person stops searching for information and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1360,"“He explained that once a person stops searching for information and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. That struggle is a moment to moment decision to learn to open or close one's mind... Unfortunately, for many people school is the end, not the beginning.”",0.0,ignorance sets in,ignorance sets in
2867,What happens when a person stops searching for information and self-knowledge?,ignorance,2.0,"“He explained that once a person stops searching for information and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1360,"“He explained that once a person stops searching for information and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. That struggle is a moment to moment decision to learn to open or close one's mind... Unfortunately, for many people school is the end, not the beginning.”",0.0,ignorance sets in,ignorance sets in
2868,What is the decision to open or close one's mind?,struggle,3.0,That struggle is a moment to moment decision to learn to open or close one's mind...,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1360,"“He explained that once a person stops searching for information and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. That struggle is a moment to moment decision to learn to open or close one's mind... Unfortunately, for many people school is the end, not the beginning.”",0.0,moment to moment,moment to moment
2869,What do most people work on without paying?,bills,1.0,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1361,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over.”",0.0,bills,bills
2870,What keeps most people working at a job?,fear,2.0,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over.” “Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over.” “Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1361,"“Just know that it’s fear that keeps most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of starting over.”",0.0,fear,fear
2871,Why is it expensive to not know the law?,law,1.0,“because it was expensive to not know the law.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1362,“because it was expensive to not know the law.”,0.0,because it was expensive to not know the law.”,because it was expensive to not know the law.”
2872,What is the difference between a broker who sells houses and a broker who sells investments?,broker,1.0,“There is a tremendous difference between a broker who sells houses and a broker who sells investments” “There is a tremendous difference between a broker who sells houses and a broker who sells investments”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1363,“There is a tremendous difference between a broker who sells houses and a broker who sells investments”,0.0,tremendous,tremendous
2873,What is the difference between a broker who sells houses and a broker who sells investments?,investments,2.0,“There is a tremendous difference between a broker who sells houses and a broker who sells investments”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1363,“There is a tremendous difference between a broker who sells houses and a broker who sells investments”,0.0,tremendous,tremendous
2874,Who is the largest real estate owner in the world?,mcdonald,1.0,"“McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in the world, owning even more than the Catholic church.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1364,"“McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in the world, owning even more than the Catholic church.”",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
2875,What is the largest real estate company in the world?,owner,2.0,"“McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in the world, owning even more than the Catholic church.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1364,"“McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in the world, owning even more than the Catholic church.”",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
2876,What are the best places to put eggs?,baskets,1.0,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1365,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus. Follow One Course Until Successful.”,0.0,baskets,baskets
2877,What do you put in a basket and focus?,eggs,2.0,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1365,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus. Follow One Course Until Successful.”,0.0,eggs,eggs
2878,What is the final outcome of following one course?,successful,3.0,Follow One Course Until Successful.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1365,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus. Follow One Course Until Successful.”,0.0,Successful,Successful
2879,How many eggs do you put in a basket and focus?,lot,4.0,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1365,“Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus. Follow One Course Until Successful.”,0.0,a lot,a lot
2880,I can ride what without thinking?,bike,1.0,"I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. The same is true for learning to ride a bike.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1366,"“When you learn the rules and the vocabulary of investing and begin to build your asset column, I think you’ll find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve ever played. Sometimes you win and sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most people never win because they’re more afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”",0.0,bike,bike
2881,What is the most fun investment game you have ever played?,investing,2.0,"“When you learn the rules and the vocabulary of investing and begin to build your asset column, I think you’ll find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve ever played.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1366,"“When you learn the rules and the vocabulary of investing and begin to build your asset column, I think you’ll find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve ever played. Sometimes you win and sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most people never win because they’re more afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”",0.0,asset column,asset column
2882,What is the most important thing to learn about investing?,vocabulary,3.0,"“When you learn the rules and the vocabulary of investing and begin to build your asset column, I think you’ll find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve ever played.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1366,"“When you learn the rules and the vocabulary of investing and begin to build your asset column, I think you’ll find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve ever played. Sometimes you win and sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most people never win because they’re more afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”",0.0,rules and the vocabulary,rules and the vocabulary
2883,What is part of the process of success?,failure,4.0,People who avoid failure also avoid success.” Failure is part of the process of success.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1366,"“When you learn the rules and the vocabulary of investing and begin to build your asset column, I think you’ll find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve ever played. Sometimes you win and sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most people never win because they’re more afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.”",0.0,Failure,Failure
2884,What is the biggest problem that we have?,self-doubt,1.0,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all have self-doubt.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1367,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all have self-doubt. Courage can make the difference in leading a successful life.”",0.0,self-doubt,self-doubt
2885,What is the key to a successful life?,courage,2.0,Courage can make the difference in leading a successful life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1367,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all have self-doubt. Courage can make the difference in leading a successful life.”",0.0,Courage,Courage
2886,What do we all have tremendously?,potential,3.0,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all have self-doubt.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1367,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all have self-doubt. Courage can make the difference in leading a successful life.”",0.0,potential,potential
2887,What can courage make in leading a successful life?,difference,4.0,Courage can make the difference in leading a successful life.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1367,"“We all have tremendous potential, and we all have self-doubt. Courage can make the difference in leading a successful life.”",0.0,the difference,the difference
2888,What should I use failure as instead of success?,inspiration,1.0,"Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1368,"“Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game. Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed,”",0.0,inspiration,inspiration
2889,What keeps too many people out of the game?,failure,2.0,"“Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game. Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1368,"“Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game. Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed,”",0.0,Fear of failure,Fear of failure
2890,What do people fear of failure keep them out of?,game,3.0,“Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1368,"“Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game. Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed,”",0.0,the game,the game
2891,What keeps people out of the game?,fear,4.0,“Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1368,"“Fear of failure keeps too many people out of the game. Instead, use failure as inspiration to succeed,”",0.0,Fear of failure,Fear of failure
2892,What should we not live in fear of?,mistakes,1.0,"“little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1370,"“little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",0.0,making mistakes,making mistakes
2893,What is the lesson in every failure?,lesson,2.0,"Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1370,"“little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",0.0,mistakes,mistakes
2894,What is the lesson learned in every failure?,failure,3.0,"Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1370,"“little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",0.0,mistakes,mistakes
2895,"What is a healthy thing, but we shouldn't live in fear of making mistakes?",fear,4.0,"“little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. “little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1370,"“little fear can be a healthy thing, but we shouldn’t live in fear of making mistakes. Mistakes are good things, if we find the lesson in every failure.”",0.0,little fear,little fear
2896,Who is the bankruptcy attorney?,bankruptcy attorney,1.0,"“I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1371,"“I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for $20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down. The phone rang hard and heavy. Prospective buyers were screened and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers were allowed to look at the house. It was a feeding frenzy. The house sold in a few minutes. I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over from there. I returned the $2,000 to my friend with an additional $200. He was happy, the home buyer was happy, the attorney was happy, and I was happy. I had sold a house for $60,000 that cost me $20,000. The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column in the form of a promissory note from the buyer. Total working time: five hours.”",0.0,office,office
2897,What is the name of the bankruptcy attorney's office?,courthouse steps,2.0,"“I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1371,"“I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for $20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down. The phone rang hard and heavy. Prospective buyers were screened and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers were allowed to look at the house. It was a feeding frenzy. The house sold in a few minutes. I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over from there. I returned the $2,000 to my friend with an additional $200. He was happy, the home buyer was happy, the attorney was happy, and I was happy. I had sold a house for $60,000 that cost me $20,000. The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column in the form of a promissory note from the buyer. Total working time: five hours.”",0.0,the courthouse steps,the courthouse steps
2898,What was the job of the attorney who gave me the check?,cashier,3.0,"For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down payment.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1371,"“I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for $20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down. The phone rang hard and heavy. Prospective buyers were screened and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers were allowed to look at the house. It was a feeding frenzy. The house sold in a few minutes. I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over from there. I returned the $2,000 to my friend with an additional $200. He was happy, the home buyer was happy, the attorney was happy, and I was happy. I had sold a house for $60,000 that cost me $20,000. The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column in the form of a promissory note from the buyer. Total working time: five hours.”",0.0,cashier,cashier
2899,"Who was screened and once the property was mined, all the prospective buyers were allowed to look at the house?",buyers,4.0,"Prospective buyers were screened and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers were allowed to look at the house. Prospective buyers were screened and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers were allowed to look at the house.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1371,"“I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for $20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down. The phone rang hard and heavy. Prospective buyers were screened and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers were allowed to look at the house. It was a feeding frenzy. The house sold in a few minutes. I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over from there. I returned the $2,000 to my friend with an additional $200. He was happy, the home buyer was happy, the attorney was happy, and I was happy. I had sold a house for $60,000 that cost me $20,000. The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column in the form of a promissory note from the buyer. Total working time: five hours.”",0.0,Prospective buyers,Prospective buyers
2900,What is the emotion that controls people's lives?,greed,1.0,People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1372,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” “There is another way?” Mike asked. “Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.”",0.0,fear and greed,fear and greed
2901,What is the cycle of increasing spending?,cycle,2.0,Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1372,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” “There is another way?” Mike asked. “Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.”",0.0,the Rat Race,the Rat Race
2902,What do they do when they offer them more money?,spending,3.0,Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1372,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” “There is another way?” Mike asked. “Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.”",0.0,increasing their spending,increasing their spending
2903,What are fear and greed?,emotions,4.0,People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1372,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” “There is another way?” Mike asked. “Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.”",0.0,two emotions,two emotions
2904,"Who said, ""Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.""?",dad,1.0,"Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.” Winners keep their eyes open and see opportunities everyone else missed.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1373,"“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor. Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.” Winners keep their eyes open and see opportunities everyone else missed.”",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
2905,What keeps most people poor?,cynicism,2.0,“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1373,"“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor. Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.” Winners keep their eyes open and see opportunities everyone else missed.”",0.0,Doubts and cynicism,Doubts and cynicism
2906,Who keeps their eyes open and see opportunities everyone else missed?,winners,3.0,"Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.” Winners keep their eyes open and see opportunities everyone else missed.” Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.” Winners keep their eyes open and see opportunities everyone else missed.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1373,"“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor. Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.” Winners keep their eyes open and see opportunities everyone else missed.”",0.0,Winners,Winners
2907,What keeps most people poor?,doubts,4.0,“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1373,"“Doubts and cynicism keep most people poor. Rich dad liked to say, “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze.” Winners keep their eyes open and see opportunities everyone else missed.”",0.0,Doubts and cynicism,Doubts and cynicism
2908,What will be easier if you forget about your paycheck?,adult life,1.0,"“Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1374,"“Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.”",0.0,your adult life,your adult life
2909,What do you need to work for a living?,paycheck,2.0,"“Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1374,"“Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.”",0.0,free,free
2910,What do you use to make money?,brain,3.0,"Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1374,"“Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.”",0.0,your brain,your brain
2911,How can I make money far beyond what I could ever pay you?,ways,4.0,"Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1374,"“Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.”",0.0,ways,ways
2912,"If you can't control yourself, do not try to get rich.",control,1.0,"“If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1376,"“If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich.”",0.0,.”,.”
2913,What is the best thing that he said?,sayings,1.0,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1377,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings. Rich”",0.0,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze","“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze"
2914,What is the term for a person who criticizes and analyzes?,cynics,2.0,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1377,"“Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another of his favorite sayings. Rich”",0.0,Cynics,Cynics
2915,What part of my body would drift?,mind,1.0,"“I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1378,"“I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.”",0.0,mind,mind
2916,What do the poor and middle class do for money?,class work,1.0,“The poor and the middle class work for money.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1379,“The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them. On”,0.0,work,work
2917,What do the poor and middle class work for?,money,2.0,“The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1379,“The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them. On”,0.0,money,money
2918,What is the vida poned difcil cuando tu perfil no coincides with el demás?,veces,1.0,“A veces la vida se pone difícil cuando tu perfil no coincide con el de todos los demás.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1380,“A veces la vida se pone difícil cuando tu perfil no coincide con el de todos los demás.”,0.0,A veces,A veces
2919,"Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. What is it?",synergy,1.0,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1381,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.”",0.0,I have mentioned before,I have mentioned before
2920,"What is the synergy of marketing, accounting, and law?",investing,2.0,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1381,"“I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law.”",0.0,financial intelligence,financial intelligence
2921,Why did she not understand the numbers?,embarrassment,1.0,“She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about not understanding them.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1382,“She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about not understanding them.”,0.0,embarrassment,embarrassment
2922,What did she realize about not understanding the numbers?,anger,2.0,“She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about not understanding them.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1382,“She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about not understanding them.”,0.0,embarrassment,embarrassment
2923,Who pays workers so they won't quit?,owners,1.0,"“Workers work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that workers won’t quit.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1383,"“Workers work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that workers won’t quit.”",0.0,owners,owners
2924,Who knew that failure would make him stronger and smarter?,dad,1.0,“Rich dad knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1384,“Rich dad knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win.”,0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
2925,What would he do if he lost and made it a win?,win,2.0,He would take a loss and make it a win.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1384,“Rich dad knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win.”,0.0,He would take a loss,He would take a loss
2926,What made Rich dad smarter?,failure,3.0,“Rich dad knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1384,“Rich dad knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win.”,0.0,failure,failure
2927,What did he take and make it a win?,loss,4.0,He just knew who he was and how he would take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1384,“Rich dad knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win.”,0.0,a loss,a loss
2928,"What country was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made?",hawaii,1.0,"“Hawaii was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1385,"“Hawaii was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made.”",0.0,Hawaii,Hawaii
2929,What was to be made in Hawaii?,fortunes,2.0,"“Hawaii was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1385,"“Hawaii was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made.”",0.0,fortunes,fortunes
2930,What are the liabilities and expenses of a company?,liabilities,1.0,Keep liabilities and expenses low.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1386,“Want to grow rich? Concentrate your efforts on buying income-producing assets—when you truly understand what an asset is. Keep liabilities and expenses low. You’ll deepen your asset column.”,0.0,low,low
2931,What is the most important thing to keep low?,expenses,2.0,Keep liabilities and expenses low.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1386,“Want to grow rich? Concentrate your efforts on buying income-producing assets—when you truly understand what an asset is. Keep liabilities and expenses low. You’ll deepen your asset column.”,0.0,liabilities and expenses,liabilities and expenses
2932,What are the best ways to buy income-producing assets?,efforts,3.0,Concentrate your efforts on buying income-producing assets—when you truly understand what an asset is.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1386,“Want to grow rich? Concentrate your efforts on buying income-producing assets—when you truly understand what an asset is. Keep liabilities and expenses low. You’ll deepen your asset column.”,0.0,Keep liabilities and expenses low,Keep liabilities and expenses low
2933,What grows the asset column on a balance sheet?,balance sheet,1.0,Which grows the asset column on a balance sheet.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1387,"“That doesn’t mean you can’t ever buy a bigger house. But make sure to first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house. When there are enough assets to generate more than enough income to cover expenses, the balance is reinvested into assets. Which grows the asset column on a balance sheet. Which produces more income. The result is that the rich who understand the difference between assets and liabilities, get richer.”",0.0,When there are enough assets to generate more than enough income to cover expenses,When there are enough assets to generate more than enough income to cover expenses
2934,What is the cash flow of a house?,cash flow,2.0,But make sure to first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1387,"“That doesn’t mean you can’t ever buy a bigger house. But make sure to first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house. When there are enough assets to generate more than enough income to cover expenses, the balance is reinvested into assets. Which grows the asset column on a balance sheet. Which produces more income. The result is that the rich who understand the difference between assets and liabilities, get richer.”",0.0,to pay for the house,to pay for the house
2935,What is the difference between assets and liabilities?,liabilities,3.0,"The result is that the rich who understand the difference between assets and liabilities, get richer.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1387,"“That doesn’t mean you can’t ever buy a bigger house. But make sure to first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house. When there are enough assets to generate more than enough income to cover expenses, the balance is reinvested into assets. Which grows the asset column on a balance sheet. Which produces more income. The result is that the rich who understand the difference between assets and liabilities, get richer.”",0.0,get richer,get richer
2936,"When there is enough assets to generate more than enough income to cover expenses, the balance is reinvested into what?",assets,4.0,"When there are enough assets to generate more than enough income to cover expenses, the balance is reinvested into assets. When there are enough assets to generate more than enough income to cover expenses, the balance is reinvested into assets. The result is that the rich who understand the difference between assets and liabilities, get richer.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1387,"“That doesn’t mean you can’t ever buy a bigger house. But make sure to first buy assets that will generate the cash flow to pay for the house. When there are enough assets to generate more than enough income to cover expenses, the balance is reinvested into assets. Which grows the asset column on a balance sheet. Which produces more income. The result is that the rich who understand the difference between assets and liabilities, get richer.”",0.0,assets,assets
2937,What is the only source of income for most people?,paycheck,1.0,"Typically, their only source of income is their paycheck.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1388,"“The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.”",0.0,their paycheck,their paycheck
2938,What is dependent on their employer?,livelihood,2.0,Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent on their employer.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1388,"“The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.”",0.0,Their livelihood,Their livelihood
2939,What are the real assets that generate income?,assets,3.0,"Instead, they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1388,"“The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.”",0.0,their paycheck,their paycheck
2940,What is the livelihood of a person?,employer,4.0,Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent on their employer.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1388,"“The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.”",0.0,dependent on their employer,dependent on their employer
2941,Why do billions of people believe that money is real?,greed,1.0,It’s only out of fear and greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people who believe that money is real.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1389,"“Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands.”",0.0,fear and greed,fear and greed
2942,How many people believe that money is real?,billions,2.0,It’s only out of fear and greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people who believe that money is real.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1389,"“Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands.”",0.0,billions,billions
2943,What is the only thing that makes the house of cards stand?,ignorance,3.0,It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1389,"“Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands.”",0.0,illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses,illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses
2944,Who is the house of cards?,masses,4.0,It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1389,"“Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the masses that this house of cards stands.”",0.0,ignorance of the masses,ignorance of the masses
2945,What is the same as hanging on to old ideas?,options,1.0,“Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1391,“Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.”,0.0,Limiting your options,Limiting your options
2946,What is the same as hanging on to old ideas?,ideas,2.0,“Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1391,“Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.”,0.0,Limiting your options,Limiting your options
2947,Who has your best interests at heart?,broker,1.0,“Find a broker who has your best interests at heart.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1392,"“Find a broker who has your best interests at heart. Many brokers will spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find. Just be fair, and most of them will be fair to you. If all you can think about is cutting their commissions, then why should they want to help you? It’s just simple logic.”",0.0,Find a broker,Find a broker
2948,What is the best asset you can find?,asset,2.0,"Many brokers will spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1392,"“Find a broker who has your best interests at heart. Many brokers will spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find. Just be fair, and most of them will be fair to you. If all you can think about is cutting their commissions, then why should they want to help you? It’s just simple logic.”",0.0,Many brokers,Many brokers
2949,If you can't cut their what?,commissions,3.0,"If all you can think about is cutting their commissions, then why should they want to help you?",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1392,"“Find a broker who has your best interests at heart. Many brokers will spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find. Just be fair, and most of them will be fair to you. If all you can think about is cutting their commissions, then why should they want to help you? It’s just simple logic.”",0.0,commissions,commissions
2950,What is simple logic?,logic,4.0,It’s just simple logic.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1392,"“Find a broker who has your best interests at heart. Many brokers will spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find. Just be fair, and most of them will be fair to you. If all you can think about is cutting their commissions, then why should they want to help you? It’s just simple logic.”",0.0,If all you can think about is cutting their commissions,If all you can think about is cutting their commissions
2951,What does a student's genius convert fear into power?,brilliance,1.0,"In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into power and brilliance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1393,"“In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into power and brilliance. It works”",0.0,brilliance,brilliance
2952,What do I encourage my students to learn to take?,risks,2.0,"In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into power and brilliance.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1393,"“In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into power and brilliance. It works”",0.0,risks,risks
2953,What does fear of failure turn into power and brilliance?,genius,3.0,"In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into power and brilliance. “In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the genius is suppressed.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1393,"“In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into power and brilliance. It works”",0.0,genius,genius
2954,What is the most important thing to have financial genius?,courage,4.0,"“In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1393,"“In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into power and brilliance. It works”",0.0,courage,courage
2955,What generates enough income to cover expenses?,assets,1.0,"“When your assets generate enough income to cover your expenses, you are wealthy, even if you are not yet rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1394,"“When your assets generate enough income to cover your expenses, you are wealthy, even if you are not yet rich. Left”",0.0,your assets,your assets
2956,If your assets generate enough income to cover your what?,expenses,2.0,"“When your assets generate enough income to cover your expenses, you are wealthy, even if you are not yet rich.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1394,"“When your assets generate enough income to cover your expenses, you are wealthy, even if you are not yet rich. Left”",0.0,expenses,expenses
2957,What does proper mental exercise increase your chances for?,wealth,1.0,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1395,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. My”",0.0,wealth,wealth
2958,How does physical exercise increase your chances for health?,chances,2.0,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. “Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1395,"“Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. My”",0.0,Proper,Proper
2959,What are the jobs he has?,jobs,1.0,"“As a result, he is overqualified for the jobs he currently has,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1397,"“As a result, he is overqualified for the jobs he currently has,”",0.0,overqualified,overqualified
2960,Why is he overqualified for the jobs he currently has?,result,2.0,"“As a result, he is overqualified for the jobs he currently has,”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1397,"“As a result, he is overqualified for the jobs he currently has,”",0.0,As a result,As a result
2961,What generates enough income to cover expenses?,assets,1.0,"“When your assets generate enough income to cover your expenses, you are wealthy, even if you are not yet rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1398,"“When your assets generate enough income to cover your expenses, you are wealthy, even if you are not yet rich.”",0.0,your assets,your assets
2962,If your assets generate enough income to cover your what?,expenses,2.0,"“When your assets generate enough income to cover your expenses, you are wealthy, even if you are not yet rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1398,"“When your assets generate enough income to cover your expenses, you are wealthy, even if you are not yet rich.”",0.0,expenses,expenses
2963,What is the age of the internet?,information age,1.0,"“In the Information Age and the age of the Internet, millions of people under the age of 30 are getting rich using their imaginations to create apps that change the world—from Facebook to Uber to Snapchat and others.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1399,"“In the Information Age and the age of the Internet, millions of people under the age of 30 are getting rich using their imaginations to create apps that change the world—from Facebook to Uber to Snapchat and others. Those with imaginations thrive while those without it are still looking for a job… a job that may soon be replaced by robots and technology.”",0.0,Information Age,Information Age
2964,What is the age of the internet?,internet,2.0,"“In the Information Age and the age of the Internet, millions of people under the age of 30 are getting rich using their imaginations to create apps that change the world—from Facebook to Uber to Snapchat and others.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1399,"“In the Information Age and the age of the Internet, millions of people under the age of 30 are getting rich using their imaginations to create apps that change the world—from Facebook to Uber to Snapchat and others. Those with imaginations thrive while those without it are still looking for a job… a job that may soon be replaced by robots and technology.”",0.0,Information Age,Information Age
2965,What is the name of the app that is changing the world?,uber,3.0,"“In the Information Age and the age of the Internet, millions of people under the age of 30 are getting rich using their imaginations to create apps that change the world—from Facebook to Uber to Snapchat and others.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1399,"“In the Information Age and the age of the Internet, millions of people under the age of 30 are getting rich using their imaginations to create apps that change the world—from Facebook to Uber to Snapchat and others. Those with imaginations thrive while those without it are still looking for a job… a job that may soon be replaced by robots and technology.”",0.0,Uber,Uber
2966,What is the name of the app that is changing the world?,facebook,4.0,"“In the Information Age and the age of the Internet, millions of people under the age of 30 are getting rich using their imaginations to create apps that change the world—from Facebook to Uber to Snapchat and others.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1399,"“In the Information Age and the age of the Internet, millions of people under the age of 30 are getting rich using their imaginations to create apps that change the world—from Facebook to Uber to Snapchat and others. Those with imaginations thrive while those without it are still looking for a job… a job that may soon be replaced by robots and technology.”",0.0,Uber,Uber
2967,Financial intelligence is having more of what?,options,1.0,"“Financial intelligence is simply having more options, figuring out ways to create opportunities or altering situations to work in your favor.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1400,"“Financial intelligence is simply having more options, figuring out ways to create opportunities or altering situations to work in your favor.”",0.0,options,options
2968,What is the ability to create opportunities and alter situations to work in your favor?,intelligence,2.0,"“Financial intelligence is simply having more options, figuring out ways to create opportunities or altering situations to work in your favor.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1400,"“Financial intelligence is simply having more options, figuring out ways to create opportunities or altering situations to work in your favor.”",0.0,Financial intelligence,Financial intelligence
2969,What did the employee not recognize in the job?,seniority,1.0,“The problem was that he couldn’t find an equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old company.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1402,“The problem was that he couldn’t find an equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old company.”,0.0,his seniority,his seniority
2970,What was the problem with the job that he couldn’t find that recognized his seniority from the old company?,company,2.0,“The problem was that he couldn’t find an equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old company.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1402,“The problem was that he couldn’t find an equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old company.”,0.0,an equivalent job,an equivalent job
2971,What is the era where humans work purely with their minds and not their bodies?,evolution,1.0,"“And in my own small way, I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1403,"“And in my own small way, I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies. Besides, it is where the action is. It is what is happening. It’s hip. It’s scary. And it’s fun.”",0.0,humanity,humanity
2972,What is the era where humans work purely with their minds and not their bodies?,humanity,2.0,"“And in my own small way, I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1403,"“And in my own small way, I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies. Besides, it is where the action is. It is what is happening. It’s hip. It’s scary. And it’s fun.”",0.0,humanity,humanity
2973,What is the era where humans work purely with their minds and not their bodies?,era,3.0,"“And in my own small way, I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1403,"“And in my own small way, I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies. Besides, it is where the action is. It is what is happening. It’s hip. It’s scary. And it’s fun.”",0.0,humanity,humanity
2974,What do humans work with purely?,minds,4.0,"“And in my own small way, I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1403,"“And in my own small way, I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies. Besides, it is where the action is. It is what is happening. It’s hip. It’s scary. And it’s fun.”",0.0,minds,minds
2975,"What is an example of intellectual property that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market?",scripts,1.0,"•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1404,"“So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories: •​Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
2976,What are the things that I own that I own but run by other people?,assets,2.0,"In my world, real assets fall into the following categories: •​Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. “So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children acquire?",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1404,"“So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories: •​Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Businesses that do not require my presence,Businesses that do not require my presence
2977,What is the value of intellectual property?,property,3.0,"•​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1404,"“So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories: •​Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job. •​Stocks •​Bonds •​Income-generating real estate •​Notes (IOUs) •​Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts, and patents •​Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates, and has a ready market”",0.0,Royalties,Royalties
2978,What is the most important thing a child should have in order to graduate with a good grade?,mindset,1.0,"They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1405,"“One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",0.0,financial programming and mindset,financial programming and mindset
2979,What is the financial mindset of a poor person?,programming,2.0,"They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1405,"“One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",0.0,programming,programming
2980,Why do the middle class struggle in debt?,debt,3.0,"“One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is taught at home, not in school.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1405,"“One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial programming and mindset.”",0.0,"the subject of money is taught at home, not in school","the subject of money is taught at home, not in school"
2981,What is staring them in the face?,opportunity,1.0,“they can’t see the opportunity staring them in the face.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1407,“they can’t see the opportunity staring them in the face.”,0.0,opportunity,opportunity
2982,What face do they see the opportunity staring them in?,face,2.0,“they can’t see the opportunity staring them in the face.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1407,“they can’t see the opportunity staring them in the face.”,0.0,can’t see the opportunity staring them in the face.”,can’t see the opportunity staring them in the face.”
2983,"What is life saying, ""Wake up""?",push,1.0,"Each push is life saying, 'Wake up'.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1408,"“Life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, 'Wake up'. There is something I want you to learn.”",0.0,Each push,Each push
2984,What is the best job of life?,teacher,2.0,“Life is the best teacher of all.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1408,"“Life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, 'Wake up'. There is something I want you to learn.”",0.0,teacher,teacher
2985,What is the best teacher of all?,life,3.0,"Most of the time, life does not talk to you. Each push is life saying, 'Wake up'. “Life is the best teacher of all.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1408,"“Life is the best teacher of all. Most of the time, life does not talk to you. It just sort of pushes you around. Each push is life saying, 'Wake up'. There is something I want you to learn.”",0.0,Life,Life
2986,What is the ability of a person to survive so many days forward?,wealth,1.0,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1409,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",0.0,Wealth,Wealth
2987,What is wealth?,ability,2.0,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1409,"“Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?”",0.0,a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward,a person’s ability to survive so many number of days forward
2988,How do we learn?,mistakes,1.0,"Yet if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1410,"“That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down.”",0.0,by making mistakes,by making mistakes
2989,What is the place where we learn that mistakes are bad?,school,2.0,"In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. “That is why I found school so silly.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1410,"“That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down.”",0.0,school,school
2990,What is the opportunity of a lifetime flash right in front of you?,opportunity,1.0,"“Most people have an opportunity of a lifetime flash right in front of them, and they fail to see it.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1411,"“Most people have an opportunity of a lifetime flash right in front of them, and they fail to see it.”",0.0,they fail to see it,they fail to see it
2991,"If you don't learn it, you become a what?",slave,1.0,"They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t learn it, you become a slave to money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1412,"“I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of being afraid of it. They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t learn it, you become a slave to money.”",0.0,slave to money,slave to money
2992,What do they teach you to master?,money,2.0,"They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t learn it, you become a slave to money.” “I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of being afraid of it.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1412,"“I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of being afraid of it. They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t learn it, you become a slave to money.”",0.0,the power of money,the power of money
2993,What do they teach you in?,school,3.0,"They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t learn it, you become a slave to money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1412,"“I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of being afraid of it. They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t learn it, you become a slave to money.”",0.0,school,school
2994,What is the phobia of losing money?,phobia,1.0,"“So his solution to the phobia of losing money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.” If you start young, it’s easier to be rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1413,"“So his solution to the phobia of losing money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.” If you start young, it’s easier to be rich.”",0.0,If you hate risk and worry,If you hate risk and worry
2995,What is the solution to the phobia of losing money?,rhyme,2.0,"“So his solution to the phobia of losing money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.” If you start young, it’s easier to be rich.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1413,"“So his solution to the phobia of losing money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.” If you start young, it’s easier to be rich.”",0.0,little rhyme,little rhyme
2996,What is the job title of a dollar that goes into an asset column?,employee,1.0,"“Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1414,"“Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it becomes your employee.”",0.0,employee,employee
2997,What do you use to think?,emotions,1.0,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1415,"“Learn to use your emotions to think, not think with your emotions. When”",0.0,emotions,emotions
2998,What did we use to find an opportunity to make money?,imaginations,1.0,"By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1416,"“We learned to make money work for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money.”",0.0,our imaginations,our imaginations
2999,What was the only place we were not paid for our work?,store,2.0,"By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1416,"“We learned to make money work for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money.”",0.0,the store,the store
3000,What did we find when we were not getting paid for our work at the store?,opportunity,3.0,"By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1416,"“We learned to make money work for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money.”",0.0,an opportunity to make money,an opportunity to make money
3001,What did we learn to make work for us?,money,4.0,"By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money.” “We learned to make money work for us.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1416,"“We learned to make money work for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money.”",0.0,money,money
3002,What do you do after work?,pay cheque,1.0,"When at work, work hard, but remember that what you do after work with your pay cheque and your spare time will determine your future.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1417,"“The only difference between a rich person and a poor person is what they do in their spare time . . . When at work, work hard, but remember that what you do after work with your pay cheque and your spare time will determine your future.”",0.0,your pay cheque and your spare time,your pay cheque and your spare time
3003,What is the difference between a rich person and a poor person?,difference,2.0,“The only difference between a rich person and a poor person is what they do in their spare time .,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1417,"“The only difference between a rich person and a poor person is what they do in their spare time . . . When at work, work hard, but remember that what you do after work with your pay cheque and your spare time will determine your future.”",0.0,what they do in their spare time,what they do in their spare time
3004,What is the only difference between a rich person and a poor person?,person,3.0,“The only difference between a rich person and a poor person is what they do in their spare time . “The only difference between a rich person and a poor person is what they do in their spare time .,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1417,"“The only difference between a rich person and a poor person is what they do in their spare time . . . When at work, work hard, but remember that what you do after work with your pay cheque and your spare time will determine your future.”",0.0,what they do in their spare time,what they do in their spare time
3005,What do you do after work with your pay cheque and your spare time determine?,future,4.0,"When at work, work hard, but remember that what you do after work with your pay cheque and your spare time will determine your future.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1417,"“The only difference between a rich person and a poor person is what they do in their spare time . . . When at work, work hard, but remember that what you do after work with your pay cheque and your spare time will determine your future.”",0.0,your future,your future
3006,Financial intelligence is simply having more of what?,options,1.0,“Financial intelligence is simply having more options.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1418,“Financial intelligence is simply having more options.”,0.0,options,options
3007,What is the ability to have more options?,intelligence,2.0,“Financial intelligence is simply having more options.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1418,“Financial intelligence is simply having more options.”,0.0,Financial intelligence,Financial intelligence
3008,"What did I sell for $60,000 that cost me $20,000?",house,1.0,"“had sold a house for $ 60,000 that cost me $ 20,000.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1419,"“had sold a house for $ 60,000 that cost me $ 20,000.”",0.0,a house,a house
3009,Whose words have taught me the truth and wisdom of life?,dad,1.0,“I've learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad's words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1420,"“I've learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad's words. So much of life is out of our control. I've learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first, I must change.”",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
3010,What is the truth in rich dad's words?,wisdom,2.0,“I've learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad's words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1420,"“I've learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad's words. So much of life is out of our control. I've learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first, I must change.”",0.0,wisdom,wisdom
3011,What is the truth in rich dad's words?,truth,3.0,“I've learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad's words.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1420,"“I've learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad's words. So much of life is out of our control. I've learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first, I must change.”",0.0,wisdom,wisdom
3012,What do I have control over?,control,4.0,I've learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. So much of life is out of our control.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1420,"“I've learned the truth and wisdom in rich dad's words. So much of life is out of our control. I've learned to focus on what I do have control over: myself. And if things must change, first, I must change.”",0.0,myself,myself
3013,What is the best way to work in your favor?,favor,1.0,“what else can you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1421,“what else can you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor?”,0.0,what else can you do,what else can you do
3014,What can you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor?,opportunity,2.0,“what else can you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor?”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1421,“what else can you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor?”,0.0,what else,what else
3015,"What is the story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success?",alamo,1.0,"“The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1422,"“The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose to die instead of surrendering.”",0.0,The Alamo,The Alamo
3016,What did the brave people who chose to fight the Alamo know there was no hope of?,success,2.0,"“The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1422,"“The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose to die instead of surrendering.”",0.0,success,success
3017,What is the Alamo?,story,3.0,"“The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1422,"“The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose to die instead of surrendering.”",0.0,a great story of brave people who chose to fight,a great story of brave people who chose to fight
3018,What did the brave people who chose to fight the Alamo know there was no chance of success?,hope,4.0,"“The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1422,"“The Alamo is a great story of brave people who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose to die instead of surrendering.”",0.0,They chose to die,They chose to die
3019,What is the learned skill of raising?,skill,1.0,“the learned skill of raising”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1423,“the learned skill of raising”,0.0,“the learned skill of raising”,“the learned skill of raising”
3020,What is everywhere?,gold,1.0,“There is gold everywhere.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1424,“There is gold everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.”,0.0,gold,gold
3021,What is the most common misconception about the human eye?,Most people,2.0,Most people are not trained to see it.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1424,“There is gold everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.”,0.0,Most people are not trained to see it,Most people are not trained to see it
3022,"What is created, just as money?",luck,1.0,"“Few people realize that luck is created, just as money”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1425,"“Few people realize that luck is created, just as money”",0.0,luck,luck
3023,What is luck created just as much as it is created?,money,2.0,"“Few people realize that luck is created, just as money”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1425,"“Few people realize that luck is created, just as money”",0.0,money,money
3024,What is the financial system?,intelligence,1.0,"“This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and protected using financial intelligence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1426,"“This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and protected using financial intelligence.”",0.0,"money is invented, created, and protected using financial intelligence","money is invented, created, and protected using financial intelligence"
3025,"What is invented, created, and protected using financial intelligence?",money,2.0,"“This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and protected using financial intelligence.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1426,"“This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and protected using financial intelligence.”",0.0,money,money
3026,What is the power of self-discipline?,self-discipline,1.0,“Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline If”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1428,“Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline If”,0.0,Pay yourself first,Pay yourself first
3027,What is the power of self-discipline if?,power,2.0,“Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline If”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1428,“Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline If”,0.0,Pay yourself first,Pay yourself first
3028,What is the era where humans work purely with their minds and not their bodies?,evolution,1.0,"“I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1429,"“I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies.”",0.0,humanity,humanity
3029,What is the era where humans work purely with their minds and not their bodies?,humanity,2.0,"“I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1429,"“I would like to be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies.”",0.0,humanity,humanity
3030,Money isn't our greatest what?,asset,1.0,"“Money—which isn’t real, by the way, but just what we agree it is—isn’t our greatest asset.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1430,"“Money—which isn’t real, by the way, but just what we agree it is—isn’t our greatest asset. Our mind is. Train it well. Millions can be made from nothing more than ideas and agreements.”",0.0,asset,asset
3031,What are the best ideas to make millions?,agreements,2.0,Millions can be made from nothing more than ideas and agreements.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1430,"“Money—which isn’t real, by the way, but just what we agree it is—isn’t our greatest asset. Our mind is. Train it well. Millions can be made from nothing more than ideas and agreements.”",0.0,agreements,agreements
3032,How much money can be made from nothing more than ideas and agreements?,millions,3.0,Millions can be made from nothing more than ideas and agreements.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1430,"“Money—which isn’t real, by the way, but just what we agree it is—isn’t our greatest asset. Our mind is. Train it well. Millions can be made from nothing more than ideas and agreements.”",0.0,Millions,Millions
3033,What are the best ways to make millions?,ideas,4.0,Millions can be made from nothing more than ideas and agreements.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1430,"“Money—which isn’t real, by the way, but just what we agree it is—isn’t our greatest asset. Our mind is. Train it well. Millions can be made from nothing more than ideas and agreements.”",0.0,ideas and agreements,ideas and agreements
3034,"If you can understand what, your life will have a plan and be financially easy?",simplicity,1.0,"“If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and be financially easy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1431,"“If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”",0.0,simplicity,simplicity
3035,What is missed?,idea,2.0,That is why the idea is missed.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1431,"“If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”",0.0,the idea,the idea
3036,"If you can comprehend simplicity, your life will have a what?",plan,3.0,"“If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and be financially easy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1431,"“If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”",0.0,a plan,a plan
3037,"If you can understand simplicity, your life will have a plan and be financially easy.",life,4.0,"“If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and be financially easy.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1431,"“If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”",0.0,simple. That is why the idea is missed.”,simple. That is why the idea is missed.”
3038,What are the days that are long gone?,days,1.0,“Those days are long gone.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1432,“Those days are long gone.”,0.0,Those days are long gone.”,Those days are long gone.”
3039,What is the fracaso?,lo que,1.0,"“Los perdedores siempre evitan perder, pero el fracaso es lo que produce ganadores.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1433,"“Los perdedores siempre evitan perder, pero el fracaso es lo que produce ganadores.”",0.0,lo que produce ganadores,lo que produce ganadores
3040,What is dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose?,donkey,1.0,"“It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1434,"“It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,donkey,donkey
3041,What is the only thing that will be left for the donkey to eat?,carrot,2.0,“It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1434,"“It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,carrot,carrot
3042,What is the donkey chasing?,illusion,3.0,"The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1434,"“It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,an illusion,an illusion
3043,What is it like to have a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose?,picture,4.0,“It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1434,"“It’s just like the picture of a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another carrot for the donkey.”",0.0,It’s just like the picture,It’s just like the picture
3044,What is the old formula for working hard for money?,cavemen,1.0,Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1435,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough. Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.”",0.0,cavemen,cavemen
3045,What is the most important thing to make?,dough,2.0,"It’s priceless in finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1435,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough. Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.”",0.0,dough,dough
3046,What is priceless?,skill,3.0,That skill is priceless.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1435,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough. Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.”",0.0,That skill,That skill
3047,What is working hard for money?,formula,4.0,Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1435,"“In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough. Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.”",0.0,an old formula,an old formula
3048,What do poor people do?,baskets,1.0,Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1436,"“If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus. Follow One Course Until Successful.”",0.0,put their few eggs in many baskets,put their few eggs in many baskets
3049,What do poor people put in baskets?,eggs,2.0,Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1436,"“If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus. Follow One Course Until Successful.”",0.0,eggs,eggs
3050,What is the reason for being rich?,desire,3.0,"“If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1436,"“If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus. Follow One Course Until Successful.”",0.0,you must focus,you must focus
3051,What is the final outcome of following one course?,successful,4.0,Follow One Course Until Successful.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1436,"“If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and focus. Follow One Course Until Successful.”",0.0,Successful,Successful
3052,"What is money taught at home, not in school?",subject,1.0,"“... the subject of money is taught at home, not in school.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1437,"“... the subject of money is taught at home, not in school.”",0.0,the subject of money,the subject of money
3053,"What is taught at home, not in school?",money,2.0,"“... the subject of money is taught at home, not in school.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1437,"“... the subject of money is taught at home, not in school.”",0.0,the subject of money,the subject of money
3054,What is the option most people subscribe to?,option,1.0,“It is one option—the option most people subscribe to.” “It is one option—the option most people subscribe to.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1438,“It is one option—the option most people subscribe to.”,0.0,It is one option,It is one option
3055,What is the option most people subscribe to?,people,2.0,“It is one option—the option most people subscribe to.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1438,“It is one option—the option most people subscribe to.”,0.0,It is one option,It is one option
3056,What is your world?,mirror,1.0,“It is true that your world is only a mirror of you.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1439,“It is true that your world is only a mirror of you.”,0.0,a mirror of you,a mirror of you
3057,What is the mirror of you?,world,2.0,“It is true that your world is only a mirror of you.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1439,“It is true that your world is only a mirror of you.”,0.0,your world,your world
3058,Staying busy is one of the most common forms of what?,laziness,1.0,“One of the most common forms of laziness is staying busy.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1440,"“One of the most common forms of laziness is staying busy. Too busy to take care of your wealth, or your health, or your relationships.”",0.0,laziness,laziness
3059,What is too busy to take care of?,wealth,2.0,"Too busy to take care of your wealth, or your health, or your relationships.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1440,"“One of the most common forms of laziness is staying busy. Too busy to take care of your wealth, or your health, or your relationships.”",0.0,"your wealth, or your health, or your relationships","your wealth, or your health, or your relationships"
3060,What are some common forms of laziness?,forms,3.0,“One of the most common forms of laziness is staying busy.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1440,"“One of the most common forms of laziness is staying busy. Too busy to take care of your wealth, or your health, or your relationships.”",0.0,staying busy,staying busy
3061,What is too busy to take care of your wealth?,care,4.0,"Too busy to take care of your wealth, or your health, or your relationships.”",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1440,"“One of the most common forms of laziness is staying busy. Too busy to take care of your wealth, or your health, or your relationships.”",0.0,staying busy,staying busy
3062,What is the biggest reason why people miss opportunities?,opportunities,1.0,It causes them to miss major opportunities for much more significant growth of their money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1441,“It blinds the person to what is really going on. It causes them to miss major opportunities for much more significant growth of their money.”,0.0,It blinds the person to what is really going on,It blinds the person to what is really going on
3063,What is the biggest benefit of investing in a company?,growth,2.0,It causes them to miss major opportunities for much more significant growth of their money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1441,“It blinds the person to what is really going on. It causes them to miss major opportunities for much more significant growth of their money.”,0.0,growth,growth
3064,What does it blind the person to what is really going on?,person,3.0,“It blinds the person to what is really going on.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1441,“It blinds the person to what is really going on. It causes them to miss major opportunities for much more significant growth of their money.”,0.0,It causes them to miss major opportunities for much more significant growth of their money,It causes them to miss major opportunities for much more significant growth of their money
3065,What do people miss opportunities for growth?,money,4.0,It causes them to miss major opportunities for much more significant growth of their money.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1441,“It blinds the person to what is really going on. It causes them to miss major opportunities for much more significant growth of their money.”,0.0,their money,their money
3066,What do poor people do with their eggs?,baskets,1.0,Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1442,"“you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful. If you”",0.0,put their few eggs in many baskets,put their few eggs in many baskets
3067,What do poor people put in baskets?,eggs,2.0,Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1442,"“you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful. If you”",0.0,eggs,eggs
3068,"If you want to be rich, what must you do?",focus,3.0,"Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful. “you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1442,"“you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful. If you”",0.0,focus,focus
3069,What is the reason for being rich?,desire,4.0,"“you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1442,"“you have any desire to be rich, you must focus. Do not do what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow One Course Until Successful. If you”",0.0,you must focus,you must focus
3070,What is the power of self?,self-,1.0,5.​Pay yourself first: the power of self-”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1443,"“Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough. Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen. 5.​Pay yourself first: the power of self-”",0.0,Pay yourself first,Pay yourself first
3071,Working hard for money was born in the day of what?,cavemen,2.0,Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1443,"“Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough. Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen. 5.​Pay yourself first: the power of self-”",0.0,cavemen,cavemen
3072,What is the most important thing to make?,dough,3.0,"It’s priceless in finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough.",kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1443,"“Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough. Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen. 5.​Pay yourself first: the power of self-”",0.0,dough,dough
3073,What is priceless?,skill,4.0,That skill is priceless.,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1443,"“Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough. Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen. 5.​Pay yourself first: the power of self-”",0.0,finding faster formulas,finding faster formulas
3074,What is passing them by?,world,1.0,“The world is passing them by.”,kiyosaki_rdpd_quotes_goodreads.json_1445,“The world is passing them by.”,0.0,The world,The world
3075,Hi,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Hello!
3076,How are you?,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am good.
3077,Is anyone there?,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,"Hi there, how can I help?"
3078,Hello,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Hey There!
3079,Good day,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,"Good day, see you soon!!"
3080,What's up,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Sup!! how can I help?
3081,how are ya,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am great!!
3082,heyy,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Hello!
3083,whatsup,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Sup!! how can I help?
3084,??? ??? ??,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,"'Hi there, how can I help?'"
3085,see you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,"Talk to you later, Adios!"
3086,bye bye,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Talk to you later
3087,See you later,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Goodbye!!
3088,Goodbye,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Talk to you later
3089,I am Leaving,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Come back soon
3090,Bye,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Come back soon
3091,Have a Good day,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You too! Bye
3092,talk to you later,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Come back soon
3093,ttyl,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Come back soon
3094,i got to go,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Come back soon
3095,gtg,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Come back soon
3096,what is the name of your developers,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3097,what is the name of your creators,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3098,what is the name of the developers,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3099,what is the name of the creators,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3100,who created you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3101,your developers,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3102,your creators,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3103,who are your developers,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3104,developers,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3105,you are made by,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3106,you are made by whom,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3107,who created you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3108,who create you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3109,creators,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3110,who made you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3111,who designed you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Yugam Jayant
3112,name,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Don't have one
3113,your name,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am your personal finance chatbot
3114,do you have a name,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,"No, Don't have one"
3115,what are you called,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Finance Chatbot
3116,what is your name,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Finance Chatbot
3117,what should I call you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Finance Chatbot
3118,whats your name?,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,Finance Chatbot
3119,what are you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am your personal finance chatbot
3120,who are you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am your personal finance chatbot
3121,who is this,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am your personal finance chatbot
3122,what am i chatting to,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am your personal finance chatbot
3123,who am i taking to,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am your personal finance chatbot
3124,what are you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am your personal finance chatbot
3125,more info,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3126,contact info,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: yugamjayant07@gmail.com
3127,how to contact college,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3128,What is your contact no,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3129,Contact number?,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3130,how to call you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3131,how can i contact you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3132,Can i get your phone number,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3133,how can i call you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3134,phone number,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3135,phone no,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3136,call,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,You can contact my developer at: +919954350229
3137,I love you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,"Love is an emotion, and emotion is 'Energy in motion'"
3138,Will you marry me,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please ask appropriate query
3139,Do you love me,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please ask appropriate query
3140,fuck,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please use appropriate language
3141,bitch,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please use appropriate language
3142,shut up,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please use appropriate language
3143,hell,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please use appropriate language
3144,stupid,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please use appropriate language
3145,idiot,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please use appropriate language
3146,dumb ass,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please use appropriate language
3147,asshole,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please use appropriate language
3148,fucker,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,please use appropriate language
3149,okk,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3150,okie,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3151,nice work,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3152,well done,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3153,good job,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3154,thanks for the help,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3155,Thank You,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3156,its ok,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3157,Thanks,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,"welcome, anything else i can assist you with?"
3158,Good work,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,"Thanks, anything else i can assist you with?"
3159,k,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3160,ok,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3161,okay,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I am glad I could be of help
3162,what can you do,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I can help you manage your personal fianance!!
3163,what are the thing you can do,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I can help you manage your personal fianance!!
3164,things you can do,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I can help you manage your personal fianance!!
3165,what can u do for me,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I can help you manage your personal fianance!!
3166,how u can help me,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I can help you manage your personal fianance!!
3167,why i should use you,,,,chatbot_dataset_intents_json,,,,I can help you manage your personal fianance!!
3168,Are you human?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"No, I am a AI chatbot."
3169,Are you a robot?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"No, I am a AI chatbot."
3170,What is your name?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,Don't have one.
3171,How old are you?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"Not Defined, I don't age"
3172,What’s your age?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"Not Defined, I don't age"
3173,What day is it today?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,No Idea
3174,What do you do with my data?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,I don't collect your data.
3175,Do you save what I say?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"No, I don't."
3176,Who made you?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,Yugam made me.
3177,Which languages can you speak?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,English
3178,What is your mother’s name?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"Yugam made me, so guess he is!!"
3179,Where do you live?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,I live on cloud
3180,How many people can you speak to at once?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,as many recurrent users this webpage can handle
3181,What’s the weather like today?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"No, Idea"
3182,Do you have a job for me?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"I don't, but I can make your job easier."
3183,Where can I apply?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,I did't quite get you!!
3184,Are you expensive?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,Not a all!!
3185,Who’s your boss?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"Yugam made me, I guess he is"
3186,Who's your master?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"Yugam made me, I guess he is"
3187,Do you get smarter?,,,,40_smalltalk_chatbot_ques_medium,,,,"Not by myself, I need developers for that"
3188,What gave me the choice of a rich man and a poor man?,dads,1.0,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_1,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man.  Introduction
RICH DAD POOR DAD1
I had two fathers, a rich one and a poor one. One was highly 
educated and intelligent. He had a Ph.D. and completed four years 
of undergraduate work in less than two years. He then went on to 
Stanford University, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern 
University to do his advanced studies, all on full financial scholarships. 
The other father never finished the eighth grade.
Both men were successful in their careers, working hard all their 
lives. Both earned substantial incomes. Yet one always struggled 
financially. The other would become one of the richest men in Hawaii. 
One died leaving tens of millions of dollars to his family, charities, and 
his church. The other left bills to be paid.
Both men were strong, charismatic, and influential. Both men 
offered me advice, but they did not advise the same things. Both men 
believed strongly in education but did not recommend the same course 
of study.
If I had had only one dad, I would have had to accept or reject his 
advice. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.
Instead of simply accepting or rejecting one or the other, I found 
myself thinking more, comparing, and then choosing for myself. The 
problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.",0.0,Having two dads,Having two dads
3189,What is the name of the university that he went to after he was accepted to do his advanced studies?,stanford university,2.0,"He then went on to 
Stanford University, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern 
University to do his advanced studies, all on full financial scholarships.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_1,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man.  Introduction
RICH DAD POOR DAD1
I had two fathers, a rich one and a poor one. One was highly 
educated and intelligent. He had a Ph.D. and completed four years 
of undergraduate work in less than two years. He then went on to 
Stanford University, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern 
University to do his advanced studies, all on full financial scholarships. 
The other father never finished the eighth grade.
Both men were successful in their careers, working hard all their 
lives. Both earned substantial incomes. Yet one always struggled 
financially. The other would become one of the richest men in Hawaii. 
One died leaving tens of millions of dollars to his family, charities, and 
his church. The other left bills to be paid.
Both men were strong, charismatic, and influential. Both men 
offered me advice, but they did not advise the same things. Both men 
believed strongly in education but did not recommend the same course 
of study.
If I had had only one dad, I would have had to accept or reject his 
advice. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.
Instead of simply accepting or rejecting one or the other, I found 
myself thinking more, comparing, and then choosing for myself. The 
problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.",0.0,Stanford University,Stanford University
3190,"I had two of my parents, a rich and a poor. What was the difference between the fathers?",fathers,3.0,"Introduction
RICH DAD POOR DAD1
I had two fathers, a rich one and a poor one.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_1,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man.  Introduction
RICH DAD POOR DAD1
I had two fathers, a rich one and a poor one. One was highly 
educated and intelligent. He had a Ph.D. and completed four years 
of undergraduate work in less than two years. He then went on to 
Stanford University, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern 
University to do his advanced studies, all on full financial scholarships. 
The other father never finished the eighth grade.
Both men were successful in their careers, working hard all their 
lives. Both earned substantial incomes. Yet one always struggled 
financially. The other would become one of the richest men in Hawaii. 
One died leaving tens of millions of dollars to his family, charities, and 
his church. The other left bills to be paid.
Both men were strong, charismatic, and influential. Both men 
offered me advice, but they did not advise the same things. Both men 
believed strongly in education but did not recommend the same course 
of study.
If I had had only one dad, I would have had to accept or reject his 
advice. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.
Instead of simply accepting or rejecting one or the other, I found 
myself thinking more, comparing, and then choosing for myself. The 
problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.",0.0,the rich man was not rich yet,the rich man was not rich yet
3191,What did having two dads offer me?,choice,4.0,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_1,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man.  Introduction
RICH DAD POOR DAD1
I had two fathers, a rich one and a poor one. One was highly 
educated and intelligent. He had a Ph.D. and completed four years 
of undergraduate work in less than two years. He then went on to 
Stanford University, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern 
University to do his advanced studies, all on full financial scholarships. 
The other father never finished the eighth grade.
Both men were successful in their careers, working hard all their 
lives. Both earned substantial incomes. Yet one always struggled 
financially. The other would become one of the richest men in Hawaii. 
One died leaving tens of millions of dollars to his family, charities, and 
his church. The other left bills to be paid.
Both men were strong, charismatic, and influential. Both men 
offered me advice, but they did not advise the same things. Both men 
believed strongly in education but did not recommend the same course 
of study.
If I had had only one dad, I would have had to accept or reject his 
advice. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.
Instead of simply accepting or rejecting one or the other, I found 
myself thinking more, comparing, and then choosing for myself. The 
problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.",0.0," 
contrasting points of view"," 
contrasting points of view"
3192,What did having two dads offer me the choice of?,points,5.0,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_1,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man.  Introduction
RICH DAD POOR DAD1
I had two fathers, a rich one and a poor one. One was highly 
educated and intelligent. He had a Ph.D. and completed four years 
of undergraduate work in less than two years. He then went on to 
Stanford University, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern 
University to do his advanced studies, all on full financial scholarships. 
The other father never finished the eighth grade.
Both men were successful in their careers, working hard all their 
lives. Both earned substantial incomes. Yet one always struggled 
financially. The other would become one of the richest men in Hawaii. 
One died leaving tens of millions of dollars to his family, charities, and 
his church. The other left bills to be paid.
Both men were strong, charismatic, and influential. Both men 
offered me advice, but they did not advise the same things. Both men 
believed strongly in education but did not recommend the same course 
of study.
If I had had only one dad, I would have had to accept or reject his 
advice. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.
Instead of simply accepting or rejecting one or the other, I found 
myself thinking more, comparing, and then choosing for myself. The 
problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.",0.0,contrasting points of view,contrasting points of view
3193,What is the difference between a rich man and a poor man?,view,6.0,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_1,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man.  Introduction
RICH DAD POOR DAD1
I had two fathers, a rich one and a poor one. One was highly 
educated and intelligent. He had a Ph.D. and completed four years 
of undergraduate work in less than two years. He then went on to 
Stanford University, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern 
University to do his advanced studies, all on full financial scholarships. 
The other father never finished the eighth grade.
Both men were successful in their careers, working hard all their 
lives. Both earned substantial incomes. Yet one always struggled 
financially. The other would become one of the richest men in Hawaii. 
One died leaving tens of millions of dollars to his family, charities, and 
his church. The other left bills to be paid.
Both men were strong, charismatic, and influential. Both men 
offered me advice, but they did not advise the same things. Both men 
believed strongly in education but did not recommend the same course 
of study.
If I had had only one dad, I would have had to accept or reject his 
advice. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.
Instead of simply accepting or rejecting one or the other, I found 
myself thinking more, comparing, and then choosing for myself. The 
problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.",0.0,the rich man was not rich yet,the rich man was not rich yet
3194,Who offered me advice but did not recommend the same course of study?,men,7.0,"Both men 
believed strongly in education but did not recommend the same course 
of study. Both men were successful in their careers, working hard all their 
lives. Both men 
offered me advice, but they did not advise the same things.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_1,"Having two dads offered me the choice of  
contrasting points of view:  
one of a rich man and one of a poor man.  Introduction
RICH DAD POOR DAD1
I had two fathers, a rich one and a poor one. One was highly 
educated and intelligent. He had a Ph.D. and completed four years 
of undergraduate work in less than two years. He then went on to 
Stanford University, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern 
University to do his advanced studies, all on full financial scholarships. 
The other father never finished the eighth grade.
Both men were successful in their careers, working hard all their 
lives. Both earned substantial incomes. Yet one always struggled 
financially. The other would become one of the richest men in Hawaii. 
One died leaving tens of millions of dollars to his family, charities, and 
his church. The other left bills to be paid.
Both men were strong, charismatic, and influential. Both men 
offered me advice, but they did not advise the same things. Both men 
believed strongly in education but did not recommend the same course 
of study.
If I had had only one dad, I would have had to accept or reject his 
advice. Having two dads offered me the choice of contrasting points 
of view: one of a rich man and one of a poor man.
Instead of simply accepting or rejecting one or the other, I found 
myself thinking more, comparing, and then choosing for myself. The 
problem was that the rich man was not rich yet, and the poor man was not yet poor.",0.0,Both men,Both men
3195,"Who said, ""The lack of money is the root of all evil.""?",dad,1.0,"For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult. Much of my private time was spent reflecting, asking myself 
questions such as, “Why does he say that?” and then asking the same 
question of the other dad’s statement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_2,"Introduction2
was not yet poor. Both were just starting out on their careers, and 
both were struggling with money and families. But they had very 
different points of view about money.
For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult. I wanted to be a good son and listen, but the two fathers 
did not say the same things. The contrast in their points of view, 
particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and 
intrigued. I began to start thinking for long periods of time about 
what each was saying.
Much of my private time was spent reflecting, asking myself 
questions such as, “Why does he say that?” and then asking the same 
question of the other dad’s statement. It would have been much 
easier to simply say, “Yeah, he’s right. I agree with that.” Or to simply 
reject the point of view by saying, “The old man doesn’t know what 
he’s talking about.” Instead, having two dads whom I loved forced 
me to think and ultimately choose a way of thinking for myself. As a 
process, choosing for myself turned out to be much more valuable in 
the long run than simply accepting or rejecting a single point of view.
One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and 
the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from 
our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? 
They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may 
graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial 
programming and mindset.
Sadly, money is not taught in schools. Schools focus on scholastic 
and professional skills, but not on financial skills. This explains how 
smart bankers, doctors, and accountants who earned excellent grades 
may struggle financially all of their lives. Our staggering national debt 
is due in large part to highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the  
subject of money.millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",0.0,one dad,one dad
3196,"Why do the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in what?",debt,2.0,"Our staggering national debt 
is due in large part to highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the  
subject of money.millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and 
the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_2,"Introduction2
was not yet poor. Both were just starting out on their careers, and 
both were struggling with money and families. But they had very 
different points of view about money.
For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult. I wanted to be a good son and listen, but the two fathers 
did not say the same things. The contrast in their points of view, 
particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and 
intrigued. I began to start thinking for long periods of time about 
what each was saying.
Much of my private time was spent reflecting, asking myself 
questions such as, “Why does he say that?” and then asking the same 
question of the other dad’s statement. It would have been much 
easier to simply say, “Yeah, he’s right. I agree with that.” Or to simply 
reject the point of view by saying, “The old man doesn’t know what 
he’s talking about.” Instead, having two dads whom I loved forced 
me to think and ultimately choose a way of thinking for myself. As a 
process, choosing for myself turned out to be much more valuable in 
the long run than simply accepting or rejecting a single point of view.
One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and 
the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from 
our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? 
They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may 
graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial 
programming and mindset.
Sadly, money is not taught in schools. Schools focus on scholastic 
and professional skills, but not on financial skills. This explains how 
smart bankers, doctors, and accountants who earned excellent grades 
may struggle financially all of their lives. Our staggering national debt 
is due in large part to highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the  
subject of money.millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",0.0,debt,debt
3197,What does the lack of money mean?,root,3.0,"For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult. For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_2,"Introduction2
was not yet poor. Both were just starting out on their careers, and 
both were struggling with money and families. But they had very 
different points of view about money.
For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult. I wanted to be a good son and listen, but the two fathers 
did not say the same things. The contrast in their points of view, 
particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and 
intrigued. I began to start thinking for long periods of time about 
what each was saying.
Much of my private time was spent reflecting, asking myself 
questions such as, “Why does he say that?” and then asking the same 
question of the other dad’s statement. It would have been much 
easier to simply say, “Yeah, he’s right. I agree with that.” Or to simply 
reject the point of view by saying, “The old man doesn’t know what 
he’s talking about.” Instead, having two dads whom I loved forced 
me to think and ultimately choose a way of thinking for myself. As a 
process, choosing for myself turned out to be much more valuable in 
the long run than simply accepting or rejecting a single point of view.
One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and 
the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from 
our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? 
They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may 
graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial 
programming and mindset.
Sadly, money is not taught in schools. Schools focus on scholastic 
and professional skills, but not on financial skills. This explains how 
smart bankers, doctors, and accountants who earned excellent grades 
may struggle financially all of their lives. Our staggering national debt 
is due in large part to highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the  
subject of money.millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",0.0,the root of all evil,the root of all evil
3198,"Why do the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle class struggles in debt?",subject,4.0,"Our staggering national debt 
is due in large part to highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the  
subject of money.millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and 
the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_2,"Introduction2
was not yet poor. Both were just starting out on their careers, and 
both were struggling with money and families. But they had very 
different points of view about money.
For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult. I wanted to be a good son and listen, but the two fathers 
did not say the same things. The contrast in their points of view, 
particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and 
intrigued. I began to start thinking for long periods of time about 
what each was saying.
Much of my private time was spent reflecting, asking myself 
questions such as, “Why does he say that?” and then asking the same 
question of the other dad’s statement. It would have been much 
easier to simply say, “Yeah, he’s right. I agree with that.” Or to simply 
reject the point of view by saying, “The old man doesn’t know what 
he’s talking about.” Instead, having two dads whom I loved forced 
me to think and ultimately choose a way of thinking for myself. As a 
process, choosing for myself turned out to be much more valuable in 
the long run than simply accepting or rejecting a single point of view.
One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and 
the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from 
our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? 
They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may 
graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial 
programming and mindset.
Sadly, money is not taught in schools. Schools focus on scholastic 
and professional skills, but not on financial skills. This explains how 
smart bankers, doctors, and accountants who earned excellent grades 
may struggle financially all of their lives. Our staggering national debt 
is due in large part to highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the  
subject of money.millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",0.0,"the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school","the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school"
3199,What do you think is more valuable than just accepting a single point of view?,view,5.0,"I agree with that.” Or to simply 
reject the point of view by saying, “The old man doesn’t know what 
he’s talking about.” Instead, having two dads whom I loved forced 
me to think and ultimately choose a way of thinking for myself. As a 
process, choosing for myself turned out to be much more valuable in 
the long run than simply accepting or rejecting a single point of view. The contrast in their points of view, 
particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and 
intrigued.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_2,"Introduction2
was not yet poor. Both were just starting out on their careers, and 
both were struggling with money and families. But they had very 
different points of view about money.
For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult. I wanted to be a good son and listen, but the two fathers 
did not say the same things. The contrast in their points of view, 
particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and 
intrigued. I began to start thinking for long periods of time about 
what each was saying.
Much of my private time was spent reflecting, asking myself 
questions such as, “Why does he say that?” and then asking the same 
question of the other dad’s statement. It would have been much 
easier to simply say, “Yeah, he’s right. I agree with that.” Or to simply 
reject the point of view by saying, “The old man doesn’t know what 
he’s talking about.” Instead, having two dads whom I loved forced 
me to think and ultimately choose a way of thinking for myself. As a 
process, choosing for myself turned out to be much more valuable in 
the long run than simply accepting or rejecting a single point of view.
One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and 
the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from 
our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? 
They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may 
graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial 
programming and mindset.
Sadly, money is not taught in schools. Schools focus on scholastic 
and professional skills, but not on financial skills. This explains how 
smart bankers, doctors, and accountants who earned excellent grades 
may struggle financially all of their lives. Our staggering national debt 
is due in large part to highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the  
subject of money.millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",0.0,choosing for myself,choosing for myself
3200,What do poor parents tell their child about money?,child,6.0,"They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may 
graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial 
programming and mindset. So what can poor parents tell their child about money?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_2,"Introduction2
was not yet poor. Both were just starting out on their careers, and 
both were struggling with money and families. But they had very 
different points of view about money.
For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult. I wanted to be a good son and listen, but the two fathers 
did not say the same things. The contrast in their points of view, 
particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and 
intrigued. I began to start thinking for long periods of time about 
what each was saying.
Much of my private time was spent reflecting, asking myself 
questions such as, “Why does he say that?” and then asking the same 
question of the other dad’s statement. It would have been much 
easier to simply say, “Yeah, he’s right. I agree with that.” Or to simply 
reject the point of view by saying, “The old man doesn’t know what 
he’s talking about.” Instead, having two dads whom I loved forced 
me to think and ultimately choose a way of thinking for myself. As a 
process, choosing for myself turned out to be much more valuable in 
the long run than simply accepting or rejecting a single point of view.
One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and 
the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from 
our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? 
They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may 
graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial 
programming and mindset.
Sadly, money is not taught in schools. Schools focus on scholastic 
and professional skills, but not on financial skills. This explains how 
smart bankers, doctors, and accountants who earned excellent grades 
may struggle financially all of their lives. Our staggering national debt 
is due in large part to highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the  
subject of money.millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",0.0,Stay in school and study hard,Stay in school and study hard
3201,What is the root cause of our national debt?,money,7.0,"Our staggering national debt 
is due in large part to highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the  
subject of money.millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult. For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_2,"Introduction2
was not yet poor. Both were just starting out on their careers, and 
both were struggling with money and families. But they had very 
different points of view about money.
For example, one dad would say, “The love of money is the root 
of all evil.” The other said, “The lack of money is the root of all evil.”
As a young boy, having two strong fathers both influencing me 
was difficult. I wanted to be a good son and listen, but the two fathers 
did not say the same things. The contrast in their points of view, 
particularly about money, was so extreme that I grew curious and 
intrigued. I began to start thinking for long periods of time about 
what each was saying.
Much of my private time was spent reflecting, asking myself 
questions such as, “Why does he say that?” and then asking the same 
question of the other dad’s statement. It would have been much 
easier to simply say, “Yeah, he’s right. I agree with that.” Or to simply 
reject the point of view by saying, “The old man doesn’t know what 
he’s talking about.” Instead, having two dads whom I loved forced 
me to think and ultimately choose a way of thinking for myself. As a 
process, choosing for myself turned out to be much more valuable in 
the long run than simply accepting or rejecting a single point of view.
One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and 
the middle class struggles in debt is that the subject of money is 
taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from 
our parents. So what can poor parents tell their child about money? 
They simply say, “Stay in school and study hard.” The child may 
graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person’s financial 
programming and mindset.
Sadly, money is not taught in schools. Schools focus on scholastic 
and professional skills, but not on financial skills. This explains how 
smart bankers, doctors, and accountants who earned excellent grades 
may struggle financially all of their lives. Our staggering national debt 
is due in large part to highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the  
subject of money.millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",0.0,"highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions","highly educated politicians and government 
officials making financial decisions"
3202,Who had a habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances?,dad,1.0,"Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. I had to think about each dad’s advice, and in doing so, I 
gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on 
one’s life. Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_3,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. They 
will be dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support. What will happen when Medicare and Social Security run  
out of money? How will a nation survive if teaching children about 
money continues to be left to parents—most of whom will be, or 
already are, poor?
Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of 
them. I had to think about each dad’s advice, and in doing so, I 
gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on 
one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford 
it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask,  
“How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. 
One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My  
soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the 
words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the 
question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did  
not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical 
about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the  
world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise  
it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that 
automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.
Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. The long-term result was 
that one dad grew stronger financially, and the other grew weaker. It 
is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise 
on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching 
television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, 
and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. 
My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way 
they thought. One dad thought that the rich should pay more in 
taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes 
punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.” company to work for.",0.0,one dad,one dad
3203,What is it about the brain that one dad has a habit of putting his brain to sleep when it comes to finances?,habit,2.0,"Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford 
it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_3,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. They 
will be dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support. What will happen when Medicare and Social Security run  
out of money? How will a nation survive if teaching children about 
money continues to be left to parents—most of whom will be, or 
already are, poor?
Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of 
them. I had to think about each dad’s advice, and in doing so, I 
gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on 
one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford 
it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask,  
“How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. 
One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My  
soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the 
words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the 
question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did  
not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical 
about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the  
world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise  
it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that 
automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.
Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. The long-term result was 
that one dad grew stronger financially, and the other grew weaker. It 
is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise 
on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching 
television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, 
and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. 
My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way 
they thought. One dad thought that the rich should pay more in 
taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes 
punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.” company to work for.",0.0,"
habit","
habit"
3204,What does one dad put to sleep when it comes to finances?,brain,3.0,"Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. My  
soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the 
words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_3,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. They 
will be dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support. What will happen when Medicare and Social Security run  
out of money? How will a nation survive if teaching children about 
money continues to be left to parents—most of whom will be, or 
already are, poor?
Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of 
them. I had to think about each dad’s advice, and in doing so, I 
gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on 
one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford 
it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask,  
“How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. 
One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My  
soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the 
words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the 
question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did  
not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical 
about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the  
world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise  
it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that 
automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.
Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. The long-term result was 
that one dad grew stronger financially, and the other grew weaker. It 
is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise 
on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching 
television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, 
and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. 
My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way 
they thought. One dad thought that the rich should pay more in 
taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes 
punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.” company to work for.",0.0,his brain,his brain
3205,How many people need financial and medical assistance?,millions,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_3,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. They 
will be dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support. What will happen when Medicare and Social Security run  
out of money? How will a nation survive if teaching children about 
money continues to be left to parents—most of whom will be, or 
already are, poor?
Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of 
them. I had to think about each dad’s advice, and in doing so, I 
gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on 
one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford 
it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask,  
“How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. 
One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My  
soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the 
words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the 
question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did  
not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical 
about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the  
world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise  
it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that 
automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.
Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. The long-term result was 
that one dad grew stronger financially, and the other grew weaker. It 
is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise 
on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching 
television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, 
and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. 
My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way 
they thought. One dad thought that the rich should pay more in 
taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes 
punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.” company to work for.",0.0,millions,millions
3206,What do I need when I have millions of people who need financial and medical assistance?,assistance,5.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_3,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. They 
will be dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support. What will happen when Medicare and Social Security run  
out of money? How will a nation survive if teaching children about 
money continues to be left to parents—most of whom will be, or 
already are, poor?
Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of 
them. I had to think about each dad’s advice, and in doing so, I 
gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on 
one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford 
it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask,  
“How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. 
One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My  
soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the 
words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the 
question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did  
not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical 
about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the  
world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise  
it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that 
automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.
Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. The long-term result was 
that one dad grew stronger financially, and the other grew weaker. It 
is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise 
on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching 
television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, 
and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. 
My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way 
they thought. One dad thought that the rich should pay more in 
taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes 
punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.” company to work for.",0.0,"dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support","dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support"
3207,What will be the biggest problem for the economy if the government is left to parents to teach children about money?,money,6.0,"The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that 
automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness. How will a nation survive if teaching children about 
money continues to be left to parents—most of whom will be, or 
already are, poor? What will happen when Medicare and Social Security run  
out of money?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_3,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. They 
will be dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support. What will happen when Medicare and Social Security run  
out of money? How will a nation survive if teaching children about 
money continues to be left to parents—most of whom will be, or 
already are, poor?
Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of 
them. I had to think about each dad’s advice, and in doing so, I 
gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on 
one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford 
it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask,  
“How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. 
One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My  
soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the 
words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the 
question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did  
not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical 
about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the  
world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise  
it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that 
automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.
Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. The long-term result was 
that one dad grew stronger financially, and the other grew weaker. It 
is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise 
on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching 
television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, 
and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. 
My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way 
they thought. One dad thought that the rich should pay more in 
taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes 
punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.” company to work for.",0.0,poor,poor
3208,Who will be the source of their financial support?,government,7.0,"They 
will be dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_3,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. They 
will be dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support. What will happen when Medicare and Social Security run  
out of money? How will a nation survive if teaching children about 
money continues to be left to parents—most of whom will be, or 
already are, poor?
Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of 
them. I had to think about each dad’s advice, and in doing so, I 
gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on 
one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford 
it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask,  
“How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. 
One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My  
soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the 
words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the 
question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did  
not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical 
about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the  
world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise  
it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that 
automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.
Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. The long-term result was 
that one dad grew stronger financially, and the other grew weaker. It 
is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise 
on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching 
television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, 
and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. 
My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way 
they thought. One dad thought that the rich should pay more in 
taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes 
punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.” company to work for.",0.0,their families or the government,their families or the government
3209,Who needs financial and medical assistance?,people,8.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_3,"Rich Dad Poor Dad3
Today I often wonder what will soon happen when we have 
millions of people who need financial and medical assistance. They 
will be dependent upon their families or the government for financial 
support. What will happen when Medicare and Social Security run  
out of money? How will a nation survive if teaching children about 
money continues to be left to parents—most of whom will be, or 
already are, poor?
Because I had two influential fathers, I learned from both of 
them. I had to think about each dad’s advice, and in doing so, I 
gained valuable insight into the power and effect of one’s thoughts on 
one’s life. For example, one dad had a habit of saying, “I can’t afford 
it.” The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask,  
“How can I afford it?” One is a statement, and the other is a question. 
One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think. My  
soon-to-be-rich dad would explain that by automatically saying the 
words “I can’t afford it,” your brain stops working. By asking the 
question “How can I afford it?” your brain is put to work. He did  
not mean that you should buy everything you want. He was fanatical 
about exercising your mind, the most powerful computer in the  
world. He’d say, “My brain gets stronger every day because I exercise  
it. The stronger it gets, the more money I can make.” He believed that 
automatically saying “I can’t afford it” was a sign of mental laziness.
Although both dads worked hard, I noticed that one dad had a 
habit of putting his brain to sleep when it came to finances, and the 
other had a habit of exercising his brain. The long-term result was 
that one dad grew stronger financially, and the other grew weaker. It 
is not much different from a person who goes to the gym to exercise 
on a regular basis versus someone who sits on the couch watching 
television. Proper physical exercise increases your chances for health, 
and proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. 
My two dads had opposing attitudes and that affected the way 
they thought. One dad thought that the rich should pay more in 
taxes to take care of those less fortunate. The other said, “Taxes 
punish those who produce and reward those who don’t produce.” company to work for.",0.0,millions,millions
3210,What is the idea of job protection?,job protection,1.0,"The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_4,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal.
One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.
One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees. He also 
loved the tenure system available through the university. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He spoke out 
against the entitlement mentality and how it created weak and financially 
needy people. He was emphatic about being financially competent.
One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created 
investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé 
so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",0.0,for life,for life
3211,What is the biggest concern for him?,retirement plans,2.0,"He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_4,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal.
One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.
One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees. He also 
loved the tenure system available through the university. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He spoke out 
against the entitlement mentality and how it created weak and financially 
needy people. He was emphatic about being financially competent.
One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created 
investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé 
so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",0.0,pay raises,pay raises
3212,"Who said, ""The reason I am not rich is because I have you kids.""",dad,3.0,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal. Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal. One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_4,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal.
One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.
One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees. He also 
loved the tenure system available through the university. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He spoke out 
against the entitlement mentality and how it created weak and financially 
needy people. He was emphatic about being financially competent.
One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created 
investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé 
so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",0.0,One dad,One dad
3213,What did he think was more important than the job?,benefits,4.0,"He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_4,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal.
One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.
One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees. He also 
loved the tenure system available through the university. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He spoke out 
against the entitlement mentality and how it created weak and financially 
needy people. He was emphatic about being financially competent.
One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created 
investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé 
so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",0.0,job protection for life and job benefits,job protection for life and job benefits
3214,What is your home?,investment,5.0,"Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_4,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal.
One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.
One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees. He also 
loved the tenure system available through the university. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He spoke out 
against the entitlement mentality and how it created weak and financially 
needy people. He was emphatic about being financially competent.
One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created 
investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé 
so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",0.0,our largest investment,our largest investment
3215,"What did both dads pay on time, yet one paid his bills first while the other paid his bills last?",bills,6.0,"Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_4,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal.
One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.
One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees. He also 
loved the tenure system available through the university. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He spoke out 
against the entitlement mentality and how it created weak and financially 
needy people. He was emphatic about being financially competent.
One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created 
investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé 
so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",0.0,one,one
3216,What was more important to the employee than the job?,idea,7.0,"The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_4,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal.
One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.
One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees. He also 
loved the tenure system available through the university. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He spoke out 
against the entitlement mentality and how it created weak and financially 
needy people. He was emphatic about being financially competent.
One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created 
investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé 
so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",0.0,job protection for life and job benefits,job protection for life and job benefits
3217,What military service did his uncles join?,military,8.0,"He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_4,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal.
One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.
One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees. He also 
loved the tenure system available through the university. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He spoke out 
against the entitlement mentality and how it created weak and financially 
needy people. He was emphatic about being financially competent.
One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created 
investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé 
so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",0.0,"the 
military","the 
military"
3218,What do you think should be discussed at the dinner table?,money,9.0,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal. Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal. One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_4,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal.
One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.
One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees. He also 
loved the tenure system available through the university. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He spoke out 
against the entitlement mentality and how it created weak and financially 
needy people. He was emphatic about being financially competent.
One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created 
investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé 
so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",0.0,money and business,money and business
3219,What did the military retirees earn after 20 years of service?,life,10.0,"He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_4,"Introduction4
One dad recommended, “Study hard so you can find a good 
company to work for.” The other recommended, “Study hard so you 
can find a good company to buy.”
One dad said, “The reason I’m not rich is because I have you 
kids.” The other said, “The reason I must be rich is because I have  
you kids.”
One encouraged talking about money and business at the dinner 
table, while the other forbade the subject of money to be discussed 
over a meal.
One said, “When it comes to money, play it safe. Don’t take 
risks.” The other said, “Learn to manage risk.”
One believed, “Our home is our largest investment and our  
greatest asset.” The other believed, “My house is a liability, and if your 
house is your largest investment, you’re in trouble.”
Both dads paid their bills on time, yet one paid his bills first while 
the other paid his bills last.
One dad believed in a company or the government taking care 
of you and your needs. He was always concerned about pay raises, 
retirement plans, medical benefits, sick leave, vacation days, and 
other perks. He was impressed with two of his uncles who joined the 
military and earned a retirement-and-entitlement package for life  
after twenty years of active service. He loved the idea of medical 
benefits and PX privileges the military provided its retirees. He also 
loved the tenure system available through the university. The idea  
of job protection for life and job benefits seemed more important, 
at times, than the job. He would often say, “I’ve worked hard for the 
government, and I’m entitled to these benefits.”
The other believed in total financial self-reliance. He spoke out 
against the entitlement mentality and how it created weak and financially 
needy people. He was emphatic about being financially competent.
One dad struggled to save a few dollars. The other created 
investments. One dad taught me how to write an impressive resumé 
so I could find a good job. The other taught me how to write strong 
business and financial plans so I could create jobs.observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",0.0,retirement-and-entitlement package for life,retirement-and-entitlement package for life
3220,What is the difference between a rich dad and a poor dad?,dads,1.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_5,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life. I noticed 
that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.
For example, my poor dad always said, “I’ll never be rich.” And 
that prophecy became reality. My rich dad, on the other hand, always 
referred to himself as rich. He would say things like, “I’m a rich man, 
and rich people don’t do this.” Even when he was flat broke after a 
major financial setback, he continued to refer to himself as a rich man. 
He would cover himself by saying, “There is a difference between 
being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. I noticed that my 
poor dad was poor, not because of the 
amount of money he earned, which was 
significant, but because of his thoughts 
and actions. As a young boy having two 
fathers, I became acutely aware of being 
careful about which thoughts I chose to adopt as my own. Should I 
listen to my rich dad or to my poor dad?
Although both men had tremendous respect for education and 
learning, they disagreed about what they thought was important to 
learn. One wanted me to study hard, earn a degree, and get a good job 
to earn money. He wanted me to study to become a professional, an 
attorney or an accountant, and to go to business school for my MBA. 
The other encouraged me to study to be rich, to understand how 
money works, and to learn how to have it work for me. “I don’t work 
for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works 
for me!”
At the age of nine, I decided to listen to and learn from my rich 
dad about money. In doing so, I chose not to listen to my poor dad,  
even though he was the one with all the college degreesRobert Frost is my favorite poet.",0.0,poor,poor
3221,What did being a product of two strong dads give me?,luxury,2.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_5,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life. I noticed 
that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.
For example, my poor dad always said, “I’ll never be rich.” And 
that prophecy became reality. My rich dad, on the other hand, always 
referred to himself as rich. He would say things like, “I’m a rich man, 
and rich people don’t do this.” Even when he was flat broke after a 
major financial setback, he continued to refer to himself as a rich man. 
He would cover himself by saying, “There is a difference between 
being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. I noticed that my 
poor dad was poor, not because of the 
amount of money he earned, which was 
significant, but because of his thoughts 
and actions. As a young boy having two 
fathers, I became acutely aware of being 
careful about which thoughts I chose to adopt as my own. Should I 
listen to my rich dad or to my poor dad?
Although both men had tremendous respect for education and 
learning, they disagreed about what they thought was important to 
learn. One wanted me to study hard, earn a degree, and get a good job 
to earn money. He wanted me to study to become a professional, an 
attorney or an accountant, and to go to business school for my MBA. 
The other encouraged me to study to be rich, to understand how 
money works, and to learn how to have it work for me. “I don’t work 
for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works 
for me!”
At the age of nine, I decided to listen to and learn from my rich 
dad about money. In doing so, I chose not to listen to my poor dad,  
even though he was the one with all the college degreesRobert Frost is my favorite poet.",0.0,"
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life","
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life"
3222,What is the power of our thoughts?,thoughts,3.0,"Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. I noticed that my 
poor dad was poor, not because of the 
amount of money he earned, which was 
significant, but because of his thoughts 
and actions.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_5,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life. I noticed 
that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.
For example, my poor dad always said, “I’ll never be rich.” And 
that prophecy became reality. My rich dad, on the other hand, always 
referred to himself as rich. He would say things like, “I’m a rich man, 
and rich people don’t do this.” Even when he was flat broke after a 
major financial setback, he continued to refer to himself as a rich man. 
He would cover himself by saying, “There is a difference between 
being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. I noticed that my 
poor dad was poor, not because of the 
amount of money he earned, which was 
significant, but because of his thoughts 
and actions. As a young boy having two 
fathers, I became acutely aware of being 
careful about which thoughts I chose to adopt as my own. Should I 
listen to my rich dad or to my poor dad?
Although both men had tremendous respect for education and 
learning, they disagreed about what they thought was important to 
learn. One wanted me to study hard, earn a degree, and get a good job 
to earn money. He wanted me to study to become a professional, an 
attorney or an accountant, and to go to business school for my MBA. 
The other encouraged me to study to be rich, to understand how 
money works, and to learn how to have it work for me. “I don’t work 
for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works 
for me!”
At the age of nine, I decided to listen to and learn from my rich 
dad about money. In doing so, I chose not to listen to my poor dad,  
even though he was the one with all the college degreesRobert Frost is my favorite poet.",0.0,may never be measured or appreciated,may never be measured or appreciated
3223,What do people shape through their thoughts?,lives,4.0,"I noticed 
that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_5,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life. I noticed 
that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.
For example, my poor dad always said, “I’ll never be rich.” And 
that prophecy became reality. My rich dad, on the other hand, always 
referred to himself as rich. He would say things like, “I’m a rich man, 
and rich people don’t do this.” Even when he was flat broke after a 
major financial setback, he continued to refer to himself as a rich man. 
He would cover himself by saying, “There is a difference between 
being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. I noticed that my 
poor dad was poor, not because of the 
amount of money he earned, which was 
significant, but because of his thoughts 
and actions. As a young boy having two 
fathers, I became acutely aware of being 
careful about which thoughts I chose to adopt as my own. Should I 
listen to my rich dad or to my poor dad?
Although both men had tremendous respect for education and 
learning, they disagreed about what they thought was important to 
learn. One wanted me to study hard, earn a degree, and get a good job 
to earn money. He wanted me to study to become a professional, an 
attorney or an accountant, and to go to business school for my MBA. 
The other encouraged me to study to be rich, to understand how 
money works, and to learn how to have it work for me. “I don’t work 
for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works 
for me!”
At the age of nine, I decided to listen to and learn from my rich 
dad about money. In doing so, I chose not to listen to my poor dad,  
even though he was the one with all the college degreesRobert Frost is my favorite poet.",0.0,their lives,their lives
3224,What is the product of two strong dads?,product,5.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_5,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life. I noticed 
that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.
For example, my poor dad always said, “I’ll never be rich.” And 
that prophecy became reality. My rich dad, on the other hand, always 
referred to himself as rich. He would say things like, “I’m a rich man, 
and rich people don’t do this.” Even when he was flat broke after a 
major financial setback, he continued to refer to himself as a rich man. 
He would cover himself by saying, “There is a difference between 
being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. I noticed that my 
poor dad was poor, not because of the 
amount of money he earned, which was 
significant, but because of his thoughts 
and actions. As a young boy having two 
fathers, I became acutely aware of being 
careful about which thoughts I chose to adopt as my own. Should I 
listen to my rich dad or to my poor dad?
Although both men had tremendous respect for education and 
learning, they disagreed about what they thought was important to 
learn. One wanted me to study hard, earn a degree, and get a good job 
to earn money. He wanted me to study to become a professional, an 
attorney or an accountant, and to go to business school for my MBA. 
The other encouraged me to study to be rich, to understand how 
money works, and to learn how to have it work for me. “I don’t work 
for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works 
for me!”
At the age of nine, I decided to listen to and learn from my rich 
dad about money. In doing so, I chose not to listen to my poor dad,  
even though he was the one with all the college degreesRobert Frost is my favorite poet.",0.0,"
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life","
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life"
3225,What do different thoughts have on one’s life?,effects,6.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_5,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life. I noticed 
that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.
For example, my poor dad always said, “I’ll never be rich.” And 
that prophecy became reality. My rich dad, on the other hand, always 
referred to himself as rich. He would say things like, “I’m a rich man, 
and rich people don’t do this.” Even when he was flat broke after a 
major financial setback, he continued to refer to himself as a rich man. 
He would cover himself by saying, “There is a difference between 
being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. I noticed that my 
poor dad was poor, not because of the 
amount of money he earned, which was 
significant, but because of his thoughts 
and actions. As a young boy having two 
fathers, I became acutely aware of being 
careful about which thoughts I chose to adopt as my own. Should I 
listen to my rich dad or to my poor dad?
Although both men had tremendous respect for education and 
learning, they disagreed about what they thought was important to 
learn. One wanted me to study hard, earn a degree, and get a good job 
to earn money. He wanted me to study to become a professional, an 
attorney or an accountant, and to go to business school for my MBA. 
The other encouraged me to study to be rich, to understand how 
money works, and to learn how to have it work for me. “I don’t work 
for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works 
for me!”
At the age of nine, I decided to listen to and learn from my rich 
dad about money. In doing so, I chose not to listen to my poor dad,  
even though he was the one with all the college degreesRobert Frost is my favorite poet.",0.0,rich dad or to my poor dad,rich dad or to my poor dad
3226,What does my rich dad say is power?,money,7.0,"Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_5,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life. I noticed 
that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.
For example, my poor dad always said, “I’ll never be rich.” And 
that prophecy became reality. My rich dad, on the other hand, always 
referred to himself as rich. He would say things like, “I’m a rich man, 
and rich people don’t do this.” Even when he was flat broke after a 
major financial setback, he continued to refer to himself as a rich man. 
He would cover himself by saying, “There is a difference between 
being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. I noticed that my 
poor dad was poor, not because of the 
amount of money he earned, which was 
significant, but because of his thoughts 
and actions. As a young boy having two 
fathers, I became acutely aware of being 
careful about which thoughts I chose to adopt as my own. Should I 
listen to my rich dad or to my poor dad?
Although both men had tremendous respect for education and 
learning, they disagreed about what they thought was important to 
learn. One wanted me to study hard, earn a degree, and get a good job 
to earn money. He wanted me to study to become a professional, an 
attorney or an accountant, and to go to business school for my MBA. 
The other encouraged me to study to be rich, to understand how 
money works, and to learn how to have it work for me. “I don’t work 
for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works 
for me!”
At the age of nine, I decided to listen to and learn from my rich 
dad about money. In doing so, I chose not to listen to my poor dad,  
even though he was the one with all the college degreesRobert Frost is my favorite poet.",0.0,Money,Money
3227,Who really shape their lives through their thoughts?,people,8.0,"He would say things like, “I’m a rich man, 
and rich people don’t do this.” Even when he was flat broke after a 
major financial setback, he continued to refer to himself as a rich man. I noticed 
that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_5,"Rich Dad Poor Dad5
Being a product of two strong dads allowed me the luxury of 
observing the effects different thoughts have on one’s life. I noticed 
that people really do shape their lives through their thoughts.
For example, my poor dad always said, “I’ll never be rich.” And 
that prophecy became reality. My rich dad, on the other hand, always 
referred to himself as rich. He would say things like, “I’m a rich man, 
and rich people don’t do this.” Even when he was flat broke after a 
major financial setback, he continued to refer to himself as a rich man. 
He would cover himself by saying, “There is a difference between 
being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.”
My poor dad would say, “I’m not interested in money,” or  
“Money doesn’t matter.” My rich dad always said, “Money is power.”
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, 
but it became obvious to me as a young boy that it was important 
to be aware of my thoughts and how 
I expressed myself. I noticed that my 
poor dad was poor, not because of the 
amount of money he earned, which was 
significant, but because of his thoughts 
and actions. As a young boy having two 
fathers, I became acutely aware of being 
careful about which thoughts I chose to adopt as my own. Should I 
listen to my rich dad or to my poor dad?
Although both men had tremendous respect for education and 
learning, they disagreed about what they thought was important to 
learn. One wanted me to study hard, earn a degree, and get a good job 
to earn money. He wanted me to study to become a professional, an 
attorney or an accountant, and to go to business school for my MBA. 
The other encouraged me to study to be rich, to understand how 
money works, and to learn how to have it work for me. “I don’t work 
for money!” were words he would repeat over and over. “Money works 
for me!”
At the age of nine, I decided to listen to and learn from my rich 
dad about money. In doing so, I chose not to listen to my poor dad,  
even though he was the one with all the college degreesRobert Frost is my favorite poet.",0.0,people,people
3228,Who is my favorite poet?,robert frost,1.0,"Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet. Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_6,"Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet. Although I love many of his poems, my 
favorite is “The Road Not Taken.” I use its lesson almost daily.
The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black.  
Oh, I kept the first for another day!  
Yet knowing how way leads onto way,  
I doubted if I should ever come back.  
I shall be telling this with a sigh  
Somewhere ages and ages hence;  
T wo roads diverged in a wood, and I—  
I took the one less traveled by,  
And that has made all the difference.And that has made all the difference.",0.0,Robert Frost,Robert Frost
3229,What is the best thing I've ever read?,lesson,2.0,"Although I love many of his poems, my 
favorite is “The Road Not Taken.” I use its lesson almost daily. Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_6,"Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet. Although I love many of his poems, my 
favorite is “The Road Not Taken.” I use its lesson almost daily.
The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black.  
Oh, I kept the first for another day!  
Yet knowing how way leads onto way,  
I doubted if I should ever come back.  
I shall be telling this with a sigh  
Somewhere ages and ages hence;  
T wo roads diverged in a wood, and I—  
I took the one less traveled by,  
And that has made all the difference.And that has made all the difference.",0.0,The Road Not Taken,The Road Not Taken
3230,"What is Robert Frost's poem ""The Road Not Taken""?",favorite,3.0,"Although I love many of his poems, my 
favorite is “The Road Not Taken.” I use its lesson almost daily. Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_6,"Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet. Although I love many of his poems, my 
favorite is “The Road Not Taken.” I use its lesson almost daily.
The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black.  
Oh, I kept the first for another day!  
Yet knowing how way leads onto way,  
I doubted if I should ever come back.  
I shall be telling this with a sigh  
Somewhere ages and ages hence;  
T wo roads diverged in a wood, and I—  
I took the one less traveled by,  
And that has made all the difference.And that has made all the difference.",0.0,"
favorite","
favorite"
3231,Where did T wo roads diverged in yellow wood?,wood,4.0,"The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black. I shall be telling this with a sigh  
Somewhere ages and ages hence;  
T wo roads diverged in a wood, and I—  
I took the one less traveled by,  
And that has made all the difference.And that has made all the difference.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_6,"Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet. Although I love many of his poems, my 
favorite is “The Road Not Taken.” I use its lesson almost daily.
The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black.  
Oh, I kept the first for another day!  
Yet knowing how way leads onto way,  
I doubted if I should ever come back.  
I shall be telling this with a sigh  
Somewhere ages and ages hence;  
T wo roads diverged in a wood, and I—  
I took the one less traveled by,  
And that has made all the difference.And that has made all the difference.",0.0,"
To where it bent in the undergrowth","
To where it bent in the undergrowth"
3232,What is Robert Frost's favorite genre?,poet,5.0,"Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_6,"Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet. Although I love many of his poems, my 
favorite is “The Road Not Taken.” I use its lesson almost daily.
The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black.  
Oh, I kept the first for another day!  
Yet knowing how way leads onto way,  
I doubted if I should ever come back.  
I shall be telling this with a sigh  
Somewhere ages and ages hence;  
T wo roads diverged in a wood, and I—  
I took the one less traveled by,  
And that has made all the difference.And that has made all the difference.",0.0,poems,poems
3233,What did I not trodden black on the road that day?,step,6.0,"The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_6,"Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet. Although I love many of his poems, my 
favorite is “The Road Not Taken.” I use its lesson almost daily.
The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black.  
Oh, I kept the first for another day!  
Yet knowing how way leads onto way,  
I doubted if I should ever come back.  
I shall be telling this with a sigh  
Somewhere ages and ages hence;  
T wo roads diverged in a wood, and I—  
I took the one less traveled by,  
And that has made all the difference.And that has made all the difference.",0.0,In leaves,In leaves
3234,What color were the leaves that lay in the morning equally laid In leaves no step had trodden?,black,7.0,"The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_6,"Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet. Although I love many of his poems, my 
favorite is “The Road Not Taken.” I use its lesson almost daily.
The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black.  
Oh, I kept the first for another day!  
Yet knowing how way leads onto way,  
I doubted if I should ever come back.  
I shall be telling this with a sigh  
Somewhere ages and ages hence;  
T wo roads diverged in a wood, and I—  
I took the one less traveled by,  
And that has made all the difference.And that has made all the difference.",0.0,black,black
3235,What leads to way?,way,8.0,"Yet knowing how way leads onto way,  
I doubted if I should ever come back. Yet knowing how way leads onto way,  
I doubted if I should ever come back.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_6,"Introduction6
A Lesson from Robert Frost
Robert Frost is my favorite poet. Although I love many of his poems, my 
favorite is “The Road Not Taken.” I use its lesson almost daily.
The Road Not Taken
T wo roads diverged in a yellow wood,  
And sorry I could not travel both  
And be one traveler, long I stood  
And looked down one as far as I could  
To where it bent in the undergrowth;  
Then took the other, as just as fair,  
And having perhaps the better claim,  
Because it was grassy and wanted wear  
Though as for that the passing there  
Had worn them really about the same,  
And both that morning equally lay  
In leaves no step had trodden black.  
Oh, I kept the first for another day!  
Yet knowing how way leads onto way,  
I doubted if I should ever come back.  
I shall be telling this with a sigh  
Somewhere ages and ages hence;  
T wo roads diverged in a wood, and I—  
I took the one less traveled by,  
And that has made all the difference.And that has made all the difference.",0.0,way,way
3236,What is the name of the poem that I have often re-read?,robert frost,1.0,"Over the years, I have often reflected upon Robert Frost’s poem.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_7,"Rich Dad Poor Dad7
And that has made all the difference.
Over the years, I have often reflected upon Robert Frost’s poem. 
Choosing not to listen to my highly educated dad’s advice and attitude 
about money was a painful decision, but it was a decision that shaped 
the rest of my life.
Once I made up my mind about whom to listen to, my education 
about money began. My rich dad taught me over a period of 30 years 
until I was 39 years old. He stopped once he realized that I knew and fully 
understood what he had been trying to drum into my often-thick skull.
Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial 
education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about 
how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building 
wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because 
most people went to school and never learned how money works, so 
they spend their lives working for money.
Because I was only nine years old when I started, the lessons my rich 
dad taught me were simple. And when it was all said and done, there 
were only six main lessons, repeated over 30 years. This book is about 
those six lessons, put as simply as possible, just as simply as my rich dad 
put forth those lessons to me. The lessons are meant not to be answers, 
but guideposts that will assist you and your children to grow wealthier 
no matter what happens in a world of increasing change and uncertainty.",0.0,Robert Frost,Robert Frost
3237,Who taught me the lessons that I learned from my rich dad?,dad,2.0,"Choosing not to listen to my highly educated dad’s advice and attitude 
about money was a painful decision, but it was a decision that shaped 
the rest of my life. This book is about 
those six lessons, put as simply as possible, just as simply as my rich dad 
put forth those lessons to me. Because I was only nine years old when I started, the lessons my rich 
dad taught me were simple.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_7,"Rich Dad Poor Dad7
And that has made all the difference.
Over the years, I have often reflected upon Robert Frost’s poem. 
Choosing not to listen to my highly educated dad’s advice and attitude 
about money was a painful decision, but it was a decision that shaped 
the rest of my life.
Once I made up my mind about whom to listen to, my education 
about money began. My rich dad taught me over a period of 30 years 
until I was 39 years old. He stopped once he realized that I knew and fully 
understood what he had been trying to drum into my often-thick skull.
Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial 
education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about 
how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building 
wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because 
most people went to school and never learned how money works, so 
they spend their lives working for money.
Because I was only nine years old when I started, the lessons my rich 
dad taught me were simple. And when it was all said and done, there 
were only six main lessons, repeated over 30 years. This book is about 
those six lessons, put as simply as possible, just as simply as my rich dad 
put forth those lessons to me. The lessons are meant not to be answers, 
but guideposts that will assist you and your children to grow wealthier 
no matter what happens in a world of increasing change and uncertainty.",0.0,"rich 
dad","rich 
dad"
3238,What are the lessons in this book?,lessons,3.0,"The lessons are meant not to be answers, 
but guideposts that will assist you and your children to grow wealthier 
no matter what happens in a world of increasing change and uncertainty. This book is about 
those six lessons, put as simply as possible, just as simply as my rich dad 
put forth those lessons to me. This book is about 
those six lessons, put as simply as possible, just as simply as my rich dad 
put forth those lessons to me.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_7,"Rich Dad Poor Dad7
And that has made all the difference.
Over the years, I have often reflected upon Robert Frost’s poem. 
Choosing not to listen to my highly educated dad’s advice and attitude 
about money was a painful decision, but it was a decision that shaped 
the rest of my life.
Once I made up my mind about whom to listen to, my education 
about money began. My rich dad taught me over a period of 30 years 
until I was 39 years old. He stopped once he realized that I knew and fully 
understood what he had been trying to drum into my often-thick skull.
Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial 
education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about 
how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building 
wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because 
most people went to school and never learned how money works, so 
they spend their lives working for money.
Because I was only nine years old when I started, the lessons my rich 
dad taught me were simple. And when it was all said and done, there 
were only six main lessons, repeated over 30 years. This book is about 
those six lessons, put as simply as possible, just as simply as my rich dad 
put forth those lessons to me. The lessons are meant not to be answers, 
but guideposts that will assist you and your children to grow wealthier 
no matter what happens in a world of increasing change and uncertainty.",0.0,guideposts,guideposts
3239,What has made all the difference?,difference,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad7
And that has made all the difference.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_7,"Rich Dad Poor Dad7
And that has made all the difference.
Over the years, I have often reflected upon Robert Frost’s poem. 
Choosing not to listen to my highly educated dad’s advice and attitude 
about money was a painful decision, but it was a decision that shaped 
the rest of my life.
Once I made up my mind about whom to listen to, my education 
about money began. My rich dad taught me over a period of 30 years 
until I was 39 years old. He stopped once he realized that I knew and fully 
understood what he had been trying to drum into my often-thick skull.
Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial 
education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about 
how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building 
wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because 
most people went to school and never learned how money works, so 
they spend their lives working for money.
Because I was only nine years old when I started, the lessons my rich 
dad taught me were simple. And when it was all said and done, there 
were only six main lessons, repeated over 30 years. This book is about 
those six lessons, put as simply as possible, just as simply as my rich dad 
put forth those lessons to me. The lessons are meant not to be answers, 
but guideposts that will assist you and your children to grow wealthier 
no matter what happens in a world of increasing change and uncertainty.",0.0,Rich Dad Poor Dad,Rich Dad Poor Dad
3240,What is the most powerful way to build wealth?,education,5.0,"Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about 
how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building 
wealth. Once I made up my mind about whom to listen to, my education 
about money began. But what is more powerful is financial 
education.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_7,"Rich Dad Poor Dad7
And that has made all the difference.
Over the years, I have often reflected upon Robert Frost’s poem. 
Choosing not to listen to my highly educated dad’s advice and attitude 
about money was a painful decision, but it was a decision that shaped 
the rest of my life.
Once I made up my mind about whom to listen to, my education 
about money began. My rich dad taught me over a period of 30 years 
until I was 39 years old. He stopped once he realized that I knew and fully 
understood what he had been trying to drum into my often-thick skull.
Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial 
education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about 
how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building 
wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because 
most people went to school and never learned how money works, so 
they spend their lives working for money.
Because I was only nine years old when I started, the lessons my rich 
dad taught me were simple. And when it was all said and done, there 
were only six main lessons, repeated over 30 years. This book is about 
those six lessons, put as simply as possible, just as simply as my rich dad 
put forth those lessons to me. The lessons are meant not to be answers, 
but guideposts that will assist you and your children to grow wealthier 
no matter what happens in a world of increasing change and uncertainty.",0.0,"financial 
education","financial 
education"
3241,"What do most people go to school and never learn how money works, so they spend their lives working for?",money,6.0,"The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because 
most people went to school and never learned how money works, so 
they spend their lives working for money. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because 
most people went to school and never learned how money works, so 
they spend their lives working for money. Choosing not to listen to my highly educated dad’s advice and attitude 
about money was a painful decision, but it was a decision that shaped 
the rest of my life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_7,"Rich Dad Poor Dad7
And that has made all the difference.
Over the years, I have often reflected upon Robert Frost’s poem. 
Choosing not to listen to my highly educated dad’s advice and attitude 
about money was a painful decision, but it was a decision that shaped 
the rest of my life.
Once I made up my mind about whom to listen to, my education 
about money began. My rich dad taught me over a period of 30 years 
until I was 39 years old. He stopped once he realized that I knew and fully 
understood what he had been trying to drum into my often-thick skull.
Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial 
education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about 
how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building 
wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because 
most people went to school and never learned how money works, so 
they spend their lives working for money.
Because I was only nine years old when I started, the lessons my rich 
dad taught me were simple. And when it was all said and done, there 
were only six main lessons, repeated over 30 years. This book is about 
those six lessons, put as simply as possible, just as simply as my rich dad 
put forth those lessons to me. The lessons are meant not to be answers, 
but guideposts that will assist you and your children to grow wealthier 
no matter what happens in a world of increasing change and uncertainty.",0.0,money,money
3242,How long did it take for my rich dad to teach me?,years,7.0,"Because I was only nine years old when I started, the lessons my rich 
dad taught me were simple. And when it was all said and done, there 
were only six main lessons, repeated over 30 years. My rich dad taught me over a period of 30 years 
until I was 39 years old.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_7,"Rich Dad Poor Dad7
And that has made all the difference.
Over the years, I have often reflected upon Robert Frost’s poem. 
Choosing not to listen to my highly educated dad’s advice and attitude 
about money was a painful decision, but it was a decision that shaped 
the rest of my life.
Once I made up my mind about whom to listen to, my education 
about money began. My rich dad taught me over a period of 30 years 
until I was 39 years old. He stopped once he realized that I knew and fully 
understood what he had been trying to drum into my often-thick skull.
Money is one form of power. But what is more powerful is financial 
education. Money comes and goes, but if you have the education about 
how money works, you gain power over it and can begin building 
wealth. The reason positive thinking alone does not work is because 
most people went to school and never learned how money works, so 
they spend their lives working for money.
Because I was only nine years old when I started, the lessons my rich 
dad taught me were simple. And when it was all said and done, there 
were only six main lessons, repeated over 30 years. This book is about 
those six lessons, put as simply as possible, just as simply as my rich dad 
put forth those lessons to me. The lessons are meant not to be answers, 
but guideposts that will assist you and your children to grow wealthier 
no matter what happens in a world of increasing change and uncertainty.",0.0,30 years,30 years
3243,What is the work of the poor and middle class?,class work,1.0,The poor and the middle class work for money.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_8,The poor and the middle class work for money.,0.0,for money,for money
3244,What do the poor and middle class work for?,money,2.0,The poor and the middle class work for money.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_8,The poor and the middle class work for money.,0.0,money,money
3245,"Who shook his head, pushed his glasses up his nose, and went back to reading the paper?",dad,1.0,"My dad silently shook his head, pushed his glasses up the bridge of his 
nose, and went back to reading the paper. They told us we weren’t 
invited because we were poor kids.”
“They did?” my dad asked incredulously. “Dad, can you tell me how to get rich?”
My dad put down the evening paper.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_9,"Chapter One
LESSON 1:  THE RICH DON'T 
WORK FOR MONEY9
The poor and the middle class work for money.  
The rich have money work for them.  “Dad, can you tell me how to get rich?”
My dad put down the evening paper. “Why do you want to get 
rich, Son?”
“Because today Jimmy’s mom drove up in their new Cadillac, and 
they were going to their beach house for the weekend. He took three 
of his friends, but Mike and I weren’t invited. They told us we weren’t 
invited because we were poor kids.”
“They did?” my dad asked incredulously.
“Yeah, they did,” I replied in a hurt tone.
My dad silently shook his head, pushed his glasses up the bridge of his 
nose, and went back to reading the paper. I stood waiting for an answer.
The year was 1956. I was nine years old. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids. We were primarily a sugar-plantation town. The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. 
After grade six, their children were generally sent off to private 
schools. Because my family lived on one side of the street, I went 
to this school. Had I lived on the other side of the street, I would mine.",0.0,My dad,My dad
3246,What are some of the doctors who sent their children to elementary school?,doctors,2.0,"The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_9,"Chapter One
LESSON 1:  THE RICH DON'T 
WORK FOR MONEY9
The poor and the middle class work for money.  
The rich have money work for them.  “Dad, can you tell me how to get rich?”
My dad put down the evening paper. “Why do you want to get 
rich, Son?”
“Because today Jimmy’s mom drove up in their new Cadillac, and 
they were going to their beach house for the weekend. He took three 
of his friends, but Mike and I weren’t invited. They told us we weren’t 
invited because we were poor kids.”
“They did?” my dad asked incredulously.
“Yeah, they did,” I replied in a hurt tone.
My dad silently shook his head, pushed his glasses up the bridge of his 
nose, and went back to reading the paper. I stood waiting for an answer.
The year was 1956. I was nine years old. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids. We were primarily a sugar-plantation town. The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. 
After grade six, their children were generally sent off to private 
schools. Because my family lived on one side of the street, I went 
to this school. Had I lived on the other side of the street, I would mine.",0.0,bankers,bankers
3247,Why did the rich send their kids to the same public school?,kids,3.0,"They told us we weren’t 
invited because we were poor kids.”
“They did?” my dad asked incredulously. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_9,"Chapter One
LESSON 1:  THE RICH DON'T 
WORK FOR MONEY9
The poor and the middle class work for money.  
The rich have money work for them.  “Dad, can you tell me how to get rich?”
My dad put down the evening paper. “Why do you want to get 
rich, Son?”
“Because today Jimmy’s mom drove up in their new Cadillac, and 
they were going to their beach house for the weekend. He took three 
of his friends, but Mike and I weren’t invited. They told us we weren’t 
invited because we were poor kids.”
“They did?” my dad asked incredulously.
“Yeah, they did,” I replied in a hurt tone.
My dad silently shook his head, pushed his glasses up the bridge of his 
nose, and went back to reading the paper. I stood waiting for an answer.
The year was 1956. I was nine years old. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids. We were primarily a sugar-plantation town. The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. 
After grade six, their children were generally sent off to private 
schools. Because my family lived on one side of the street, I went 
to this school. Had I lived on the other side of the street, I would mine.",0.0,We were primarily a sugar-plantation town,We were primarily a sugar-plantation town
3248,Chapter One LESSON: THE RICH DON'T WORK FOR MONEY9 The poor and the middle class work for what?,money,4.0,"Chapter One
LESSON 1:  THE RICH DON'T 
WORK FOR MONEY9
The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_9,"Chapter One
LESSON 1:  THE RICH DON'T 
WORK FOR MONEY9
The poor and the middle class work for money.  
The rich have money work for them.  “Dad, can you tell me how to get rich?”
My dad put down the evening paper. “Why do you want to get 
rich, Son?”
“Because today Jimmy’s mom drove up in their new Cadillac, and 
they were going to their beach house for the weekend. He took three 
of his friends, but Mike and I weren’t invited. They told us we weren’t 
invited because we were poor kids.”
“They did?” my dad asked incredulously.
“Yeah, they did,” I replied in a hurt tone.
My dad silently shook his head, pushed his glasses up the bridge of his 
nose, and went back to reading the paper. I stood waiting for an answer.
The year was 1956. I was nine years old. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids. We were primarily a sugar-plantation town. The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. 
After grade six, their children were generally sent off to private 
schools. Because my family lived on one side of the street, I went 
to this school. Had I lived on the other side of the street, I would mine.",0.0,money,money
3249,What did the managers of the plantation send to elementary school?,children,5.0,"The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. After grade six, their children were generally sent off to private 
schools.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_9,"Chapter One
LESSON 1:  THE RICH DON'T 
WORK FOR MONEY9
The poor and the middle class work for money.  
The rich have money work for them.  “Dad, can you tell me how to get rich?”
My dad put down the evening paper. “Why do you want to get 
rich, Son?”
“Because today Jimmy’s mom drove up in their new Cadillac, and 
they were going to their beach house for the weekend. He took three 
of his friends, but Mike and I weren’t invited. They told us we weren’t 
invited because we were poor kids.”
“They did?” my dad asked incredulously.
“Yeah, they did,” I replied in a hurt tone.
My dad silently shook his head, pushed his glasses up the bridge of his 
nose, and went back to reading the paper. I stood waiting for an answer.
The year was 1956. I was nine years old. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids. We were primarily a sugar-plantation town. The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. 
After grade six, their children were generally sent off to private 
schools. Because my family lived on one side of the street, I went 
to this school. Had I lived on the other side of the street, I would mine.",0.0,their children,their children
3250,What type of people sent their children to elementary school?,business,6.0,"The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_9,"Chapter One
LESSON 1:  THE RICH DON'T 
WORK FOR MONEY9
The poor and the middle class work for money.  
The rich have money work for them.  “Dad, can you tell me how to get rich?”
My dad put down the evening paper. “Why do you want to get 
rich, Son?”
“Because today Jimmy’s mom drove up in their new Cadillac, and 
they were going to their beach house for the weekend. He took three 
of his friends, but Mike and I weren’t invited. They told us we weren’t 
invited because we were poor kids.”
“They did?” my dad asked incredulously.
“Yeah, they did,” I replied in a hurt tone.
My dad silently shook his head, pushed his glasses up the bridge of his 
nose, and went back to reading the paper. I stood waiting for an answer.
The year was 1956. I was nine years old. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids. We were primarily a sugar-plantation town. The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. 
After grade six, their children were generally sent off to private 
schools. Because my family lived on one side of the street, I went 
to this school. Had I lived on the other side of the street, I would mine.",0.0,affluent,affluent
3251,What did the rich people send their children to?,school,7.0,"The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids. Because my family lived on one side of the street, I went 
to this school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_9,"Chapter One
LESSON 1:  THE RICH DON'T 
WORK FOR MONEY9
The poor and the middle class work for money.  
The rich have money work for them.  “Dad, can you tell me how to get rich?”
My dad put down the evening paper. “Why do you want to get 
rich, Son?”
“Because today Jimmy’s mom drove up in their new Cadillac, and 
they were going to their beach house for the weekend. He took three 
of his friends, but Mike and I weren’t invited. They told us we weren’t 
invited because we were poor kids.”
“They did?” my dad asked incredulously.
“Yeah, they did,” I replied in a hurt tone.
My dad silently shook his head, pushed his glasses up the bridge of his 
nose, and went back to reading the paper. I stood waiting for an answer.
The year was 1956. I was nine years old. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids. We were primarily a sugar-plantation town. The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. 
After grade six, their children were generally sent off to private 
schools. Because my family lived on one side of the street, I went 
to this school. Had I lived on the other side of the street, I would mine.",0.0,elementary school,elementary school
3252,Who sent their children to the same elementary school as the rich people?,people,8.0,"The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_9,"Chapter One
LESSON 1:  THE RICH DON'T 
WORK FOR MONEY9
The poor and the middle class work for money.  
The rich have money work for them.  “Dad, can you tell me how to get rich?”
My dad put down the evening paper. “Why do you want to get 
rich, Son?”
“Because today Jimmy’s mom drove up in their new Cadillac, and 
they were going to their beach house for the weekend. He took three 
of his friends, but Mike and I weren’t invited. They told us we weren’t 
invited because we were poor kids.”
“They did?” my dad asked incredulously.
“Yeah, they did,” I replied in a hurt tone.
My dad silently shook his head, pushed his glasses up the bridge of his 
nose, and went back to reading the paper. I stood waiting for an answer.
The year was 1956. I was nine years old. By some twist of fate, 
I attended the same public school where the rich people sent their 
kids. We were primarily a sugar-plantation town. The managers of 
the plantation and the other affluent people, such as doctors, business 
owners, and bankers, sent their children to this elementary school. 
After grade six, their children were generally sent off to private 
schools. Because my family lived on one side of the street, I went 
to this school. Had I lived on the other side of the street, I would mine.",0.0,"The managers of 
the plantation","The managers of 
the plantation"
3253,Who was my first business partner?,mike,1.0,"Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. As best as I could tell, Mike and I were the only poor kids in this 
school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_10,"Chapter One: Lesson 110
have gone to a different school with kids from families more like 
mine. After grade six, these kids and I would go on to the public 
intermediate and high school. There was no private school for them 
or for me.
My dad finally put down the paper. I could tell he was thinking.
“Well, Son…,” he began slowly. “If you want to be rich, you have 
to learn to make money.”
“How do I make money?” I asked.
“Well, use your head, Son,” he said, smiling. Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. As best as I could tell, Mike and I were the only poor kids in this 
school. Mike was also in this school by a twist of fate. Someone had 
drawn a jog in the line for the school district, and we wound up in  
school with the rich kids. We weren’t really poor, but we felt as if we  
were because all the other boys had new baseball gloves, new bicycles, 
new everything.
Mom and Dad provided us with the basics, like food, shelter,  
and clothes. But that was about it. My dad used to say, “If you want 
something, work for it.” We wanted things, but there was not much 
work available for nine-year-old boys.
“So what do we do to make money?” Mike asked.
“I don’t know,” I said. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. We spent all morning coming up with ideas 
on how to make money. Occasionally we talked about all the “cool 
guys” at Jimmy’s beach house having fun. It hurt a little, but that hurt 
was good, because it inspired us to keep thinking of a way to make 
money. Finally, that afternoon, a bolt of lightning struck. It was an 
idea Mike got from a science book he had read. Excitedly, we shook 
hands, and the partnership now had a business.toothpaste tubes for us.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3254,"Who said, ""If you want something, work for it.""?",dad,2.0,"Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. My dad used to say, “If you want 
something, work for it.” We wanted things, but there was not much 
work available for nine-year-old boys. Mom and Dad provided us with the basics, like food, shelter,  
and clothes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_10,"Chapter One: Lesson 110
have gone to a different school with kids from families more like 
mine. After grade six, these kids and I would go on to the public 
intermediate and high school. There was no private school for them 
or for me.
My dad finally put down the paper. I could tell he was thinking.
“Well, Son…,” he began slowly. “If you want to be rich, you have 
to learn to make money.”
“How do I make money?” I asked.
“Well, use your head, Son,” he said, smiling. Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. As best as I could tell, Mike and I were the only poor kids in this 
school. Mike was also in this school by a twist of fate. Someone had 
drawn a jog in the line for the school district, and we wound up in  
school with the rich kids. We weren’t really poor, but we felt as if we  
were because all the other boys had new baseball gloves, new bicycles, 
new everything.
Mom and Dad provided us with the basics, like food, shelter,  
and clothes. But that was about it. My dad used to say, “If you want 
something, work for it.” We wanted things, but there was not much 
work available for nine-year-old boys.
“So what do we do to make money?” Mike asked.
“I don’t know,” I said. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. We spent all morning coming up with ideas 
on how to make money. Occasionally we talked about all the “cool 
guys” at Jimmy’s beach house having fun. It hurt a little, but that hurt 
was good, because it inspired us to keep thinking of a way to make 
money. Finally, that afternoon, a bolt of lightning struck. It was an 
idea Mike got from a science book he had read. Excitedly, we shook 
hands, and the partnership now had a business.toothpaste tubes for us.",0.0,My dad,My dad
3255,What happened to Mike's fate?,twist,3.0,Mike was also in this school by a twist of fate.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_10,"Chapter One: Lesson 110
have gone to a different school with kids from families more like 
mine. After grade six, these kids and I would go on to the public 
intermediate and high school. There was no private school for them 
or for me.
My dad finally put down the paper. I could tell he was thinking.
“Well, Son…,” he began slowly. “If you want to be rich, you have 
to learn to make money.”
“How do I make money?” I asked.
“Well, use your head, Son,” he said, smiling. Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. As best as I could tell, Mike and I were the only poor kids in this 
school. Mike was also in this school by a twist of fate. Someone had 
drawn a jog in the line for the school district, and we wound up in  
school with the rich kids. We weren’t really poor, but we felt as if we  
were because all the other boys had new baseball gloves, new bicycles, 
new everything.
Mom and Dad provided us with the basics, like food, shelter,  
and clothes. But that was about it. My dad used to say, “If you want 
something, work for it.” We wanted things, but there was not much 
work available for nine-year-old boys.
“So what do we do to make money?” Mike asked.
“I don’t know,” I said. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. We spent all morning coming up with ideas 
on how to make money. Occasionally we talked about all the “cool 
guys” at Jimmy’s beach house having fun. It hurt a little, but that hurt 
was good, because it inspired us to keep thinking of a way to make 
money. Finally, that afternoon, a bolt of lightning struck. It was an 
idea Mike got from a science book he had read. Excitedly, we shook 
hands, and the partnership now had a business.toothpaste tubes for us.",0.0,a twist of fate,a twist of fate
3256,Who did I go to school with after grade six?,kids,4.0,"Someone had 
drawn a jog in the line for the school district, and we wound up in  
school with the rich kids. Chapter One: Lesson 110
have gone to a different school with kids from families more like 
mine. After grade six, these kids and I would go on to the public 
intermediate and high school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_10,"Chapter One: Lesson 110
have gone to a different school with kids from families more like 
mine. After grade six, these kids and I would go on to the public 
intermediate and high school. There was no private school for them 
or for me.
My dad finally put down the paper. I could tell he was thinking.
“Well, Son…,” he began slowly. “If you want to be rich, you have 
to learn to make money.”
“How do I make money?” I asked.
“Well, use your head, Son,” he said, smiling. Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. As best as I could tell, Mike and I were the only poor kids in this 
school. Mike was also in this school by a twist of fate. Someone had 
drawn a jog in the line for the school district, and we wound up in  
school with the rich kids. We weren’t really poor, but we felt as if we  
were because all the other boys had new baseball gloves, new bicycles, 
new everything.
Mom and Dad provided us with the basics, like food, shelter,  
and clothes. But that was about it. My dad used to say, “If you want 
something, work for it.” We wanted things, but there was not much 
work available for nine-year-old boys.
“So what do we do to make money?” Mike asked.
“I don’t know,” I said. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. We spent all morning coming up with ideas 
on how to make money. Occasionally we talked about all the “cool 
guys” at Jimmy’s beach house having fun. It hurt a little, but that hurt 
was good, because it inspired us to keep thinking of a way to make 
money. Finally, that afternoon, a bolt of lightning struck. It was an 
idea Mike got from a science book he had read. Excitedly, we shook 
hands, and the partnership now had a business.toothpaste tubes for us.",0.0,"kids from families more like 
mine","kids from families more like 
mine"
3257,What did Mike become on Saturday morning?,partner,5.0,"“But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_10,"Chapter One: Lesson 110
have gone to a different school with kids from families more like 
mine. After grade six, these kids and I would go on to the public 
intermediate and high school. There was no private school for them 
or for me.
My dad finally put down the paper. I could tell he was thinking.
“Well, Son…,” he began slowly. “If you want to be rich, you have 
to learn to make money.”
“How do I make money?” I asked.
“Well, use your head, Son,” he said, smiling. Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. As best as I could tell, Mike and I were the only poor kids in this 
school. Mike was also in this school by a twist of fate. Someone had 
drawn a jog in the line for the school district, and we wound up in  
school with the rich kids. We weren’t really poor, but we felt as if we  
were because all the other boys had new baseball gloves, new bicycles, 
new everything.
Mom and Dad provided us with the basics, like food, shelter,  
and clothes. But that was about it. My dad used to say, “If you want 
something, work for it.” We wanted things, but there was not much 
work available for nine-year-old boys.
“So what do we do to make money?” Mike asked.
“I don’t know,” I said. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. We spent all morning coming up with ideas 
on how to make money. Occasionally we talked about all the “cool 
guys” at Jimmy’s beach house having fun. It hurt a little, but that hurt 
was good, because it inspired us to keep thinking of a way to make 
money. Finally, that afternoon, a bolt of lightning struck. It was an 
idea Mike got from a science book he had read. Excitedly, we shook 
hands, and the partnership now had a business.toothpaste tubes for us.",0.0,first business partner,first business partner
3258,What was the most important thing for us?,boys,6.0,"My dad used to say, “If you want 
something, work for it.” We wanted things, but there was not much 
work available for nine-year-old boys. We weren’t really poor, but we felt as if we  
were because all the other boys had new baseball gloves, new bicycles, 
new everything.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_10,"Chapter One: Lesson 110
have gone to a different school with kids from families more like 
mine. After grade six, these kids and I would go on to the public 
intermediate and high school. There was no private school for them 
or for me.
My dad finally put down the paper. I could tell he was thinking.
“Well, Son…,” he began slowly. “If you want to be rich, you have 
to learn to make money.”
“How do I make money?” I asked.
“Well, use your head, Son,” he said, smiling. Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. As best as I could tell, Mike and I were the only poor kids in this 
school. Mike was also in this school by a twist of fate. Someone had 
drawn a jog in the line for the school district, and we wound up in  
school with the rich kids. We weren’t really poor, but we felt as if we  
were because all the other boys had new baseball gloves, new bicycles, 
new everything.
Mom and Dad provided us with the basics, like food, shelter,  
and clothes. But that was about it. My dad used to say, “If you want 
something, work for it.” We wanted things, but there was not much 
work available for nine-year-old boys.
“So what do we do to make money?” Mike asked.
“I don’t know,” I said. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. We spent all morning coming up with ideas 
on how to make money. Occasionally we talked about all the “cool 
guys” at Jimmy’s beach house having fun. It hurt a little, but that hurt 
was good, because it inspired us to keep thinking of a way to make 
money. Finally, that afternoon, a bolt of lightning struck. It was an 
idea Mike got from a science book he had read. Excitedly, we shook 
hands, and the partnership now had a business.toothpaste tubes for us.",0.0,"food, shelter,  
and clothes","food, shelter,  
and clothes"
3259,What was the basic need of the family?,food,7.0,"Mom and Dad provided us with the basics, like food, shelter,  
and clothes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_10,"Chapter One: Lesson 110
have gone to a different school with kids from families more like 
mine. After grade six, these kids and I would go on to the public 
intermediate and high school. There was no private school for them 
or for me.
My dad finally put down the paper. I could tell he was thinking.
“Well, Son…,” he began slowly. “If you want to be rich, you have 
to learn to make money.”
“How do I make money?” I asked.
“Well, use your head, Son,” he said, smiling. Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. As best as I could tell, Mike and I were the only poor kids in this 
school. Mike was also in this school by a twist of fate. Someone had 
drawn a jog in the line for the school district, and we wound up in  
school with the rich kids. We weren’t really poor, but we felt as if we  
were because all the other boys had new baseball gloves, new bicycles, 
new everything.
Mom and Dad provided us with the basics, like food, shelter,  
and clothes. But that was about it. My dad used to say, “If you want 
something, work for it.” We wanted things, but there was not much 
work available for nine-year-old boys.
“So what do we do to make money?” Mike asked.
“I don’t know,” I said. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. We spent all morning coming up with ideas 
on how to make money. Occasionally we talked about all the “cool 
guys” at Jimmy’s beach house having fun. It hurt a little, but that hurt 
was good, because it inspired us to keep thinking of a way to make 
money. Finally, that afternoon, a bolt of lightning struck. It was an 
idea Mike got from a science book he had read. Excitedly, we shook 
hands, and the partnership now had a business.toothpaste tubes for us.",0.0,"food, shelter,  
and clothes","food, shelter,  
and clothes"
3260,What was the first day that Mike and I started thinking about how to make money?,morning,8.0,"Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. We spent all morning coming up with ideas 
on how to make money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_10,"Chapter One: Lesson 110
have gone to a different school with kids from families more like 
mine. After grade six, these kids and I would go on to the public 
intermediate and high school. There was no private school for them 
or for me.
My dad finally put down the paper. I could tell he was thinking.
“Well, Son…,” he began slowly. “If you want to be rich, you have 
to learn to make money.”
“How do I make money?” I asked.
“Well, use your head, Son,” he said, smiling. Even then I knew 
that really meant, “That’s all I’m going to tell you,” or “I don’t know 
the answer, so don’t embarrass me.”
 
A Partnership Is Formed
The next morning, I told my best friend, Mike, what my dad had 
said. As best as I could tell, Mike and I were the only poor kids in this 
school. Mike was also in this school by a twist of fate. Someone had 
drawn a jog in the line for the school district, and we wound up in  
school with the rich kids. We weren’t really poor, but we felt as if we  
were because all the other boys had new baseball gloves, new bicycles, 
new everything.
Mom and Dad provided us with the basics, like food, shelter,  
and clothes. But that was about it. My dad used to say, “If you want 
something, work for it.” We wanted things, but there was not much 
work available for nine-year-old boys.
“So what do we do to make money?” Mike asked.
“I don’t know,” I said. “But do you want to be my partner?”
He agreed, and so on that Saturday morning, Mike became my 
first business partner. We spent all morning coming up with ideas 
on how to make money. Occasionally we talked about all the “cool 
guys” at Jimmy’s beach house having fun. It hurt a little, but that hurt 
was good, because it inspired us to keep thinking of a way to make 
money. Finally, that afternoon, a bolt of lightning struck. It was an 
idea Mike got from a science book he had read. Excitedly, we shook 
hands, and the partnership now had a business.toothpaste tubes for us.",0.0,Saturday,Saturday
3261,Who was the one who told the neighbors to use up their toothpaste?,mike,1.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad11
For the next several weeks, Mike and I ran around our neighborhood, 
knocking on doors and asking our neighbors if they would save their 
toothpaste tubes for us. Do something with this mess, or I’m going to throw it out.”
Mike and I pleaded and begged, explaining that we would soon 
have enough and then we would begin production. It became Mike’s job to tell the neighbors to 
quickly use up their toothpaste, saying their dentist wanted them to 
brush more often anyway.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_11,"Rich Dad Poor Dad11
For the next several weeks, Mike and I ran around our neighborhood, 
knocking on doors and asking our neighbors if they would save their 
toothpaste tubes for us. With puzzled looks, most adults consented with a 
smile. Some asked us what we were doing, to which we replied, “We can’t 
tell you. It’s a business secret.”
My mom grew distressed as the weeks wore on. We had selected a 
site next to her washing machine as the place we would stockpile our 
raw materials. In a brown cardboard box that at one time held catsup 
bottles, our little pile of used toothpaste tubes began to grow.
Finally my mom put her foot down. The sight of her neighbors’ 
messy, crumpled, used toothpaste tubes had gotten to her. “What are you 
boys doing?” she asked. “And I don’t want to hear again that it’s a business 
secret. Do something with this mess, or I’m going to throw it out.”
Mike and I pleaded and begged, explaining that we would soon 
have enough and then we would begin production. We informed her 
that we were waiting on a couple of neighbors to finish their toothpaste 
so we could have their tubes. Mom granted us a one-week extension.
The date to begin production was moved up, and the pressure was 
on. My first partnership was already being threatened with an eviction 
notice by my own mom! It became Mike’s job to tell the neighbors to 
quickly use up their toothpaste, saying their dentist wanted them to 
brush more often anyway. I began to put together the production line.
One day my dad drove up with a friend to see two nine-year-old 
boys in the driveway with a production line operating at full speed. 
There was fine white powder everywhere. On a long table were small 
milk cartons from school, and our family’s hibachi grill was glowing 
with red-hot coals at maximum heat.
Dad walked up cautiously, having to park the car at the base of 
the driveway since the production line blocked the carport. As he and 
his friend got closer, they saw a steel pot sitting on top of the coals in 
which the toothpaste tubes were being melted down. In those days, 
toothpaste did not come in plastic tubes. The tubes were made of 
lead. So once the paint was burned off, the tubes were dropped in the 
small steel pot. They melted until they became liquid, and with my top of the milk cartons.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3262,What did Dad and his friend put together when they saw the boys in the driveway with a full speed?,production line,2.0,"One day my dad drove up with a friend to see two nine-year-old 
boys in the driveway with a production line operating at full speed. Dad walked up cautiously, having to park the car at the base of 
the driveway since the production line blocked the carport. I began to put together the production line.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_11,"Rich Dad Poor Dad11
For the next several weeks, Mike and I ran around our neighborhood, 
knocking on doors and asking our neighbors if they would save their 
toothpaste tubes for us. With puzzled looks, most adults consented with a 
smile. Some asked us what we were doing, to which we replied, “We can’t 
tell you. It’s a business secret.”
My mom grew distressed as the weeks wore on. We had selected a 
site next to her washing machine as the place we would stockpile our 
raw materials. In a brown cardboard box that at one time held catsup 
bottles, our little pile of used toothpaste tubes began to grow.
Finally my mom put her foot down. The sight of her neighbors’ 
messy, crumpled, used toothpaste tubes had gotten to her. “What are you 
boys doing?” she asked. “And I don’t want to hear again that it’s a business 
secret. Do something with this mess, or I’m going to throw it out.”
Mike and I pleaded and begged, explaining that we would soon 
have enough and then we would begin production. We informed her 
that we were waiting on a couple of neighbors to finish their toothpaste 
so we could have their tubes. Mom granted us a one-week extension.
The date to begin production was moved up, and the pressure was 
on. My first partnership was already being threatened with an eviction 
notice by my own mom! It became Mike’s job to tell the neighbors to 
quickly use up their toothpaste, saying their dentist wanted them to 
brush more often anyway. I began to put together the production line.
One day my dad drove up with a friend to see two nine-year-old 
boys in the driveway with a production line operating at full speed. 
There was fine white powder everywhere. On a long table were small 
milk cartons from school, and our family’s hibachi grill was glowing 
with red-hot coals at maximum heat.
Dad walked up cautiously, having to park the car at the base of 
the driveway since the production line blocked the carport. As he and 
his friend got closer, they saw a steel pot sitting on top of the coals in 
which the toothpaste tubes were being melted down. In those days, 
toothpaste did not come in plastic tubes. The tubes were made of 
lead. So once the paint was burned off, the tubes were dropped in the 
small steel pot. They melted until they became liquid, and with my top of the milk cartons.",0.0,production line,production line
3263,Who threatened to evict me for my first partnership?,mom,3.0,"My first partnership was already being threatened with an eviction 
notice by my own mom! It’s a business secret.”
My mom grew distressed as the weeks wore on. Mom granted us a one-week extension.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_11,"Rich Dad Poor Dad11
For the next several weeks, Mike and I ran around our neighborhood, 
knocking on doors and asking our neighbors if they would save their 
toothpaste tubes for us. With puzzled looks, most adults consented with a 
smile. Some asked us what we were doing, to which we replied, “We can’t 
tell you. It’s a business secret.”
My mom grew distressed as the weeks wore on. We had selected a 
site next to her washing machine as the place we would stockpile our 
raw materials. In a brown cardboard box that at one time held catsup 
bottles, our little pile of used toothpaste tubes began to grow.
Finally my mom put her foot down. The sight of her neighbors’ 
messy, crumpled, used toothpaste tubes had gotten to her. “What are you 
boys doing?” she asked. “And I don’t want to hear again that it’s a business 
secret. Do something with this mess, or I’m going to throw it out.”
Mike and I pleaded and begged, explaining that we would soon 
have enough and then we would begin production. We informed her 
that we were waiting on a couple of neighbors to finish their toothpaste 
so we could have their tubes. Mom granted us a one-week extension.
The date to begin production was moved up, and the pressure was 
on. My first partnership was already being threatened with an eviction 
notice by my own mom! It became Mike’s job to tell the neighbors to 
quickly use up their toothpaste, saying their dentist wanted them to 
brush more often anyway. I began to put together the production line.
One day my dad drove up with a friend to see two nine-year-old 
boys in the driveway with a production line operating at full speed. 
There was fine white powder everywhere. On a long table were small 
milk cartons from school, and our family’s hibachi grill was glowing 
with red-hot coals at maximum heat.
Dad walked up cautiously, having to park the car at the base of 
the driveway since the production line blocked the carport. As he and 
his friend got closer, they saw a steel pot sitting on top of the coals in 
which the toothpaste tubes were being melted down. In those days, 
toothpaste did not come in plastic tubes. The tubes were made of 
lead. So once the paint was burned off, the tubes were dropped in the 
small steel pot. They melted until they became liquid, and with my top of the milk cartons.",0.0,my own mom,my own mom
3264,Who did Mike and I ask to save their toothpaste tubes for us?,neighbors,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad11
For the next several weeks, Mike and I ran around our neighborhood, 
knocking on doors and asking our neighbors if they would save their 
toothpaste tubes for us. It became Mike’s job to tell the neighbors to 
quickly use up their toothpaste, saying their dentist wanted them to 
brush more often anyway. We informed her 
that we were waiting on a couple of neighbors to finish their toothpaste 
so we could have their tubes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_11,"Rich Dad Poor Dad11
For the next several weeks, Mike and I ran around our neighborhood, 
knocking on doors and asking our neighbors if they would save their 
toothpaste tubes for us. With puzzled looks, most adults consented with a 
smile. Some asked us what we were doing, to which we replied, “We can’t 
tell you. It’s a business secret.”
My mom grew distressed as the weeks wore on. We had selected a 
site next to her washing machine as the place we would stockpile our 
raw materials. In a brown cardboard box that at one time held catsup 
bottles, our little pile of used toothpaste tubes began to grow.
Finally my mom put her foot down. The sight of her neighbors’ 
messy, crumpled, used toothpaste tubes had gotten to her. “What are you 
boys doing?” she asked. “And I don’t want to hear again that it’s a business 
secret. Do something with this mess, or I’m going to throw it out.”
Mike and I pleaded and begged, explaining that we would soon 
have enough and then we would begin production. We informed her 
that we were waiting on a couple of neighbors to finish their toothpaste 
so we could have their tubes. Mom granted us a one-week extension.
The date to begin production was moved up, and the pressure was 
on. My first partnership was already being threatened with an eviction 
notice by my own mom! It became Mike’s job to tell the neighbors to 
quickly use up their toothpaste, saying their dentist wanted them to 
brush more often anyway. I began to put together the production line.
One day my dad drove up with a friend to see two nine-year-old 
boys in the driveway with a production line operating at full speed. 
There was fine white powder everywhere. On a long table were small 
milk cartons from school, and our family’s hibachi grill was glowing 
with red-hot coals at maximum heat.
Dad walked up cautiously, having to park the car at the base of 
the driveway since the production line blocked the carport. As he and 
his friend got closer, they saw a steel pot sitting on top of the coals in 
which the toothpaste tubes were being melted down. In those days, 
toothpaste did not come in plastic tubes. The tubes were made of 
lead. So once the paint was burned off, the tubes were dropped in the 
small steel pot. They melted until they became liquid, and with my top of the milk cartons.",0.0,our neighbors,our neighbors
3265,How long did it take for Mike and I to run around our neighborhood asking our neighbors if they would save their toothpaste tubes?,weeks,5.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad11
For the next several weeks, Mike and I ran around our neighborhood, 
knocking on doors and asking our neighbors if they would save their 
toothpaste tubes for us. It’s a business secret.”
My mom grew distressed as the weeks wore on.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_11,"Rich Dad Poor Dad11
For the next several weeks, Mike and I ran around our neighborhood, 
knocking on doors and asking our neighbors if they would save their 
toothpaste tubes for us. With puzzled looks, most adults consented with a 
smile. Some asked us what we were doing, to which we replied, “We can’t 
tell you. It’s a business secret.”
My mom grew distressed as the weeks wore on. We had selected a 
site next to her washing machine as the place we would stockpile our 
raw materials. In a brown cardboard box that at one time held catsup 
bottles, our little pile of used toothpaste tubes began to grow.
Finally my mom put her foot down. The sight of her neighbors’ 
messy, crumpled, used toothpaste tubes had gotten to her. “What are you 
boys doing?” she asked. “And I don’t want to hear again that it’s a business 
secret. Do something with this mess, or I’m going to throw it out.”
Mike and I pleaded and begged, explaining that we would soon 
have enough and then we would begin production. We informed her 
that we were waiting on a couple of neighbors to finish their toothpaste 
so we could have their tubes. Mom granted us a one-week extension.
The date to begin production was moved up, and the pressure was 
on. My first partnership was already being threatened with an eviction 
notice by my own mom! It became Mike’s job to tell the neighbors to 
quickly use up their toothpaste, saying their dentist wanted them to 
brush more often anyway. I began to put together the production line.
One day my dad drove up with a friend to see two nine-year-old 
boys in the driveway with a production line operating at full speed. 
There was fine white powder everywhere. On a long table were small 
milk cartons from school, and our family’s hibachi grill was glowing 
with red-hot coals at maximum heat.
Dad walked up cautiously, having to park the car at the base of 
the driveway since the production line blocked the carport. As he and 
his friend got closer, they saw a steel pot sitting on top of the coals in 
which the toothpaste tubes were being melted down. In those days, 
toothpaste did not come in plastic tubes. The tubes were made of 
lead. So once the paint was burned off, the tubes were dropped in the 
small steel pot. They melted until they became liquid, and with my top of the milk cartons.",0.0,one-week,one-week
3266,What were filled with plaster of paris?,milk cartons,1.0,"Chapter One: Lesson 112
mom’s pot holders, we poured the lead through a small hole in the 
top of the milk cartons. The milk cartons were filled with plaster of paris.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_12,"Chapter One: Lesson 112
mom’s pot holders, we poured the lead through a small hole in the 
top of the milk cartons.
The milk cartons were filled with plaster of paris. White powder 
was everywhere. In my haste, I had knocked the bag over, and the 
entire area looked like it had been hit by a snowstorm. The milk 
cartons were the outer containers for plaster of paris molds.
My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube.
“Careful,” my dad said.
I nodded without looking up.
Finally, once the pouring was through, I put the steel pot down 
and smiled at my dad.
“What are you boys doing?” he asked with a cautious smile.
“We’re doing what you told me to do. We’re going to be rich,”  
I said.
“Yup,” said Mike, grinning and nodding his head. “We’re partners.”
“And what is in those plaster molds?” my dad asked.
“Watch,” I said. “This should be a good batch.”
With a small hammer, I tapped at the seal that divided the cube 
in half. Cautiously, I pulled up the top half of the plaster mold and a 
lead nickel fell out.
“Oh, no!” my dad exclaimed. “You’re casting nickels out of lead!”
“That’s right,” Mike said. “We’re doing as you told us to do. We’re  
making money.”
My dad’s friend turned and burst into laughter. My dad smiled 
and shook his head. Along with a fire and a box of spent toothpaste 
tubes, in front of him were two little boys covered with white dust 
smiling from ear to ear.
He asked us to put everything down and sit with him on the front  
step of our house. With a smile, he gently“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said.",0.0,The milk cartons,The milk cartons
3267,What was the plaster of paris cube?,paris,2.0,"My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube. The milk 
cartons were the outer containers for plaster of paris molds. The milk cartons were filled with plaster of paris.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_12,"Chapter One: Lesson 112
mom’s pot holders, we poured the lead through a small hole in the 
top of the milk cartons.
The milk cartons were filled with plaster of paris. White powder 
was everywhere. In my haste, I had knocked the bag over, and the 
entire area looked like it had been hit by a snowstorm. The milk 
cartons were the outer containers for plaster of paris molds.
My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube.
“Careful,” my dad said.
I nodded without looking up.
Finally, once the pouring was through, I put the steel pot down 
and smiled at my dad.
“What are you boys doing?” he asked with a cautious smile.
“We’re doing what you told me to do. We’re going to be rich,”  
I said.
“Yup,” said Mike, grinning and nodding his head. “We’re partners.”
“And what is in those plaster molds?” my dad asked.
“Watch,” I said. “This should be a good batch.”
With a small hammer, I tapped at the seal that divided the cube 
in half. Cautiously, I pulled up the top half of the plaster mold and a 
lead nickel fell out.
“Oh, no!” my dad exclaimed. “You’re casting nickels out of lead!”
“That’s right,” Mike said. “We’re doing as you told us to do. We’re  
making money.”
My dad’s friend turned and burst into laughter. My dad smiled 
and shook his head. Along with a fire and a box of spent toothpaste 
tubes, in front of him were two little boys covered with white dust 
smiling from ear to ear.
He asked us to put everything down and sit with him on the front  
step of our house. With a smile, he gently“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said.",0.0,"molten 
lead","molten 
lead"
3268,What are the mom's?,pot holders,3.0,"Chapter One: Lesson 112
mom’s pot holders, we poured the lead through a small hole in the 
top of the milk cartons.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_12,"Chapter One: Lesson 112
mom’s pot holders, we poured the lead through a small hole in the 
top of the milk cartons.
The milk cartons were filled with plaster of paris. White powder 
was everywhere. In my haste, I had knocked the bag over, and the 
entire area looked like it had been hit by a snowstorm. The milk 
cartons were the outer containers for plaster of paris molds.
My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube.
“Careful,” my dad said.
I nodded without looking up.
Finally, once the pouring was through, I put the steel pot down 
and smiled at my dad.
“What are you boys doing?” he asked with a cautious smile.
“We’re doing what you told me to do. We’re going to be rich,”  
I said.
“Yup,” said Mike, grinning and nodding his head. “We’re partners.”
“And what is in those plaster molds?” my dad asked.
“Watch,” I said. “This should be a good batch.”
With a small hammer, I tapped at the seal that divided the cube 
in half. Cautiously, I pulled up the top half of the plaster mold and a 
lead nickel fell out.
“Oh, no!” my dad exclaimed. “You’re casting nickels out of lead!”
“That’s right,” Mike said. “We’re doing as you told us to do. We’re  
making money.”
My dad’s friend turned and burst into laughter. My dad smiled 
and shook his head. Along with a fire and a box of spent toothpaste 
tubes, in front of him were two little boys covered with white dust 
smiling from ear to ear.
He asked us to put everything down and sit with him on the front  
step of our house. With a smile, he gently“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said.",0.0,pot holders,pot holders
3269,Who is the teacher of Lesson 112?,mom,4.0,"Chapter One: Lesson 112
mom’s pot holders, we poured the lead through a small hole in the 
top of the milk cartons.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_12,"Chapter One: Lesson 112
mom’s pot holders, we poured the lead through a small hole in the 
top of the milk cartons.
The milk cartons were filled with plaster of paris. White powder 
was everywhere. In my haste, I had knocked the bag over, and the 
entire area looked like it had been hit by a snowstorm. The milk 
cartons were the outer containers for plaster of paris molds.
My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube.
“Careful,” my dad said.
I nodded without looking up.
Finally, once the pouring was through, I put the steel pot down 
and smiled at my dad.
“What are you boys doing?” he asked with a cautious smile.
“We’re doing what you told me to do. We’re going to be rich,”  
I said.
“Yup,” said Mike, grinning and nodding his head. “We’re partners.”
“And what is in those plaster molds?” my dad asked.
“Watch,” I said. “This should be a good batch.”
With a small hammer, I tapped at the seal that divided the cube 
in half. Cautiously, I pulled up the top half of the plaster mold and a 
lead nickel fell out.
“Oh, no!” my dad exclaimed. “You’re casting nickels out of lead!”
“That’s right,” Mike said. “We’re doing as you told us to do. We’re  
making money.”
My dad’s friend turned and burst into laughter. My dad smiled 
and shook his head. Along with a fire and a box of spent toothpaste 
tubes, in front of him were two little boys covered with white dust 
smiling from ear to ear.
He asked us to put everything down and sit with him on the front  
step of our house. With a smile, he gently“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3270,Who watched as we poured molten lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube?,dad,5.0,"My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube. Finally, once the pouring was through, I put the steel pot down 
and smiled at my dad. We’re  
making money.”
My dad’s friend turned and burst into laughter.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_12,"Chapter One: Lesson 112
mom’s pot holders, we poured the lead through a small hole in the 
top of the milk cartons.
The milk cartons were filled with plaster of paris. White powder 
was everywhere. In my haste, I had knocked the bag over, and the 
entire area looked like it had been hit by a snowstorm. The milk 
cartons were the outer containers for plaster of paris molds.
My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube.
“Careful,” my dad said.
I nodded without looking up.
Finally, once the pouring was through, I put the steel pot down 
and smiled at my dad.
“What are you boys doing?” he asked with a cautious smile.
“We’re doing what you told me to do. We’re going to be rich,”  
I said.
“Yup,” said Mike, grinning and nodding his head. “We’re partners.”
“And what is in those plaster molds?” my dad asked.
“Watch,” I said. “This should be a good batch.”
With a small hammer, I tapped at the seal that divided the cube 
in half. Cautiously, I pulled up the top half of the plaster mold and a 
lead nickel fell out.
“Oh, no!” my dad exclaimed. “You’re casting nickels out of lead!”
“That’s right,” Mike said. “We’re doing as you told us to do. We’re  
making money.”
My dad’s friend turned and burst into laughter. My dad smiled 
and shook his head. Along with a fire and a box of spent toothpaste 
tubes, in front of him were two little boys covered with white dust 
smiling from ear to ear.
He asked us to put everything down and sit with him on the front  
step of our house. With a smile, he gently“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said.",0.0,My dad and his friend,My dad and his friend
3271,What was the top of the milk cartons for the milk cartons?,plaster,6.0,"My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube. Cautiously, I pulled up the top half of the plaster mold and a 
lead nickel fell out. The milk 
cartons were the outer containers for plaster of paris molds.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_12,"Chapter One: Lesson 112
mom’s pot holders, we poured the lead through a small hole in the 
top of the milk cartons.
The milk cartons were filled with plaster of paris. White powder 
was everywhere. In my haste, I had knocked the bag over, and the 
entire area looked like it had been hit by a snowstorm. The milk 
cartons were the outer containers for plaster of paris molds.
My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube.
“Careful,” my dad said.
I nodded without looking up.
Finally, once the pouring was through, I put the steel pot down 
and smiled at my dad.
“What are you boys doing?” he asked with a cautious smile.
“We’re doing what you told me to do. We’re going to be rich,”  
I said.
“Yup,” said Mike, grinning and nodding his head. “We’re partners.”
“And what is in those plaster molds?” my dad asked.
“Watch,” I said. “This should be a good batch.”
With a small hammer, I tapped at the seal that divided the cube 
in half. Cautiously, I pulled up the top half of the plaster mold and a 
lead nickel fell out.
“Oh, no!” my dad exclaimed. “You’re casting nickels out of lead!”
“That’s right,” Mike said. “We’re doing as you told us to do. We’re  
making money.”
My dad’s friend turned and burst into laughter. My dad smiled 
and shook his head. Along with a fire and a box of spent toothpaste 
tubes, in front of him were two little boys covered with white dust 
smiling from ear to ear.
He asked us to put everything down and sit with him on the front  
step of our house. With a smile, he gently“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said.",0.0,"
top","
top"
3272,Who was my dad's friend?,friend,7.0,"My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube. We’re  
making money.”
My dad’s friend turned and burst into laughter. With a smile, he gently“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_12,"Chapter One: Lesson 112
mom’s pot holders, we poured the lead through a small hole in the 
top of the milk cartons.
The milk cartons were filled with plaster of paris. White powder 
was everywhere. In my haste, I had knocked the bag over, and the 
entire area looked like it had been hit by a snowstorm. The milk 
cartons were the outer containers for plaster of paris molds.
My dad and his friend watched as we carefully poured the molten 
lead through a small hole in the top of the plaster of paris cube.
“Careful,” my dad said.
I nodded without looking up.
Finally, once the pouring was through, I put the steel pot down 
and smiled at my dad.
“What are you boys doing?” he asked with a cautious smile.
“We’re doing what you told me to do. We’re going to be rich,”  
I said.
“Yup,” said Mike, grinning and nodding his head. “We’re partners.”
“And what is in those plaster molds?” my dad asked.
“Watch,” I said. “This should be a good batch.”
With a small hammer, I tapped at the seal that divided the cube 
in half. Cautiously, I pulled up the top half of the plaster mold and a 
lead nickel fell out.
“Oh, no!” my dad exclaimed. “You’re casting nickels out of lead!”
“That’s right,” Mike said. “We’re doing as you told us to do. We’re  
making money.”
My dad’s friend turned and burst into laughter. My dad smiled 
and shook his head. Along with a fire and a box of spent toothpaste 
tubes, in front of him were two little boys covered with white dust 
smiling from ear to ear.
He asked us to put everything down and sit with him on the front  
step of our house. With a smile, he gently“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3273,Who is the friend of Rich Dad Poor Dad13?,dad,1.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad13
“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said. Rich Dad Poor Dad13
“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_13,"Rich Dad Poor Dad13
“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said. “Theythe sugar plantation.",0.0,my dad’s friend,my dad’s friend
3274,What is the name of my dad's friend?,friend,2.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad13
“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_13,"Rich Dad Poor Dad13
“Let them go,” my dad’s friend said. “Theythe sugar plantation.",0.0,sugar plantation,sugar plantation
3275,Who was the father of Mike's son?,mike,1.0,"He seems to be building 
an empire, and I suspect in a few years he will be a very rich man.”
With that, Mike and I got excited again. “Dad’s on the phone, and he said to wait on the back porch,”  
Mike said as he opened the door. The problem was that Mike’s dad worked long hours and often did not 
come home until late.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_14,"Chapter One: Lesson 114
the sugar plantation. He’s not much different from me. He works for a 
company, and I work for the government. The company buys the car for 
him. The sugar company is in financial trouble, and Jimmy’s dad may 
soon have nothing. Your dad is different, Mike. He seems to be building 
an empire, and I suspect in a few years he will be a very rich man.”
With that, Mike and I got excited again. With new vigor, we began 
cleaning up the mess caused by our now-defunct first business. As we 
were cleaning, we made plans for how and when to talk to Mike’s dad. 
The problem was that Mike’s dad worked long hours and often did not 
come home until late. His father owned warehouses, a construction 
company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants. It was the restaurants 
that kept him out late.
Mike caught the bus home after we had finished cleaning up. He 
was going to talk to his dad when he got home that night and ask him 
if he would teach us how to become rich. Mike promised to call as soon 
as he had talked to his dad, even if it was late.
The phone rang at 8:30 p.m.
“Okay,” I said. “Next Saturday.” I put the phone down. Mike’s dad 
had agreed to meet with us.
On Saturday I caught the 7:30 a.m. bus to the poor side of town.
The Lessons Begin
Mike and I met with his dad that morning at eight o’clock. He 
was already busy, having been at work for more than an hour. His 
construction supervisor was just leaving in his pickup truck as I walked 
up to his simple, small, and tidy home. Mike met me at the door.
“Dad’s on the phone, and he said to wait on the back porch,”  
Mike said as he opened the door.
The old wooden floor creaked as I stepped across the threshold of 
the aging house. There was a cheap mat just inside the door. The mat 
was there to hide the years of wear from countless footsteps that the 
floor had supported. Although clean, it needed to be replaced.
I felt claustrophobic as I entered the narrow living room that 
was filled with old musty overstuffed furniture that today would be 
collectors’ items. Sitting on the couch were two women, both a little older than my mom.",0.0,Jimmy,Jimmy
3276,Who did Mike talk to when he got home that night?,dad,2.0,"He 
was going to talk to his dad when he got home that night and ask him 
if he would teach us how to become rich. “Dad’s on the phone, and he said to wait on the back porch,”  
Mike said as he opened the door. The problem was that Mike’s dad worked long hours and often did not 
come home until late.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_14,"Chapter One: Lesson 114
the sugar plantation. He’s not much different from me. He works for a 
company, and I work for the government. The company buys the car for 
him. The sugar company is in financial trouble, and Jimmy’s dad may 
soon have nothing. Your dad is different, Mike. He seems to be building 
an empire, and I suspect in a few years he will be a very rich man.”
With that, Mike and I got excited again. With new vigor, we began 
cleaning up the mess caused by our now-defunct first business. As we 
were cleaning, we made plans for how and when to talk to Mike’s dad. 
The problem was that Mike’s dad worked long hours and often did not 
come home until late. His father owned warehouses, a construction 
company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants. It was the restaurants 
that kept him out late.
Mike caught the bus home after we had finished cleaning up. He 
was going to talk to his dad when he got home that night and ask him 
if he would teach us how to become rich. Mike promised to call as soon 
as he had talked to his dad, even if it was late.
The phone rang at 8:30 p.m.
“Okay,” I said. “Next Saturday.” I put the phone down. Mike’s dad 
had agreed to meet with us.
On Saturday I caught the 7:30 a.m. bus to the poor side of town.
The Lessons Begin
Mike and I met with his dad that morning at eight o’clock. He 
was already busy, having been at work for more than an hour. His 
construction supervisor was just leaving in his pickup truck as I walked 
up to his simple, small, and tidy home. Mike met me at the door.
“Dad’s on the phone, and he said to wait on the back porch,”  
Mike said as he opened the door.
The old wooden floor creaked as I stepped across the threshold of 
the aging house. There was a cheap mat just inside the door. The mat 
was there to hide the years of wear from countless footsteps that the 
floor had supported. Although clean, it needed to be replaced.
I felt claustrophobic as I entered the narrow living room that 
was filled with old musty overstuffed furniture that today would be 
collectors’ items. Sitting on the couch were two women, both a little older than my mom.",0.0,his dad,his dad
3277,What kept him out late?,restaurants,3.0,"His father owned warehouses, a construction 
company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants. It was the restaurants 
that kept him out late.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_14,"Chapter One: Lesson 114
the sugar plantation. He’s not much different from me. He works for a 
company, and I work for the government. The company buys the car for 
him. The sugar company is in financial trouble, and Jimmy’s dad may 
soon have nothing. Your dad is different, Mike. He seems to be building 
an empire, and I suspect in a few years he will be a very rich man.”
With that, Mike and I got excited again. With new vigor, we began 
cleaning up the mess caused by our now-defunct first business. As we 
were cleaning, we made plans for how and when to talk to Mike’s dad. 
The problem was that Mike’s dad worked long hours and often did not 
come home until late. His father owned warehouses, a construction 
company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants. It was the restaurants 
that kept him out late.
Mike caught the bus home after we had finished cleaning up. He 
was going to talk to his dad when he got home that night and ask him 
if he would teach us how to become rich. Mike promised to call as soon 
as he had talked to his dad, even if it was late.
The phone rang at 8:30 p.m.
“Okay,” I said. “Next Saturday.” I put the phone down. Mike’s dad 
had agreed to meet with us.
On Saturday I caught the 7:30 a.m. bus to the poor side of town.
The Lessons Begin
Mike and I met with his dad that morning at eight o’clock. He 
was already busy, having been at work for more than an hour. His 
construction supervisor was just leaving in his pickup truck as I walked 
up to his simple, small, and tidy home. Mike met me at the door.
“Dad’s on the phone, and he said to wait on the back porch,”  
Mike said as he opened the door.
The old wooden floor creaked as I stepped across the threshold of 
the aging house. There was a cheap mat just inside the door. The mat 
was there to hide the years of wear from countless footsteps that the 
floor had supported. Although clean, it needed to be replaced.
I felt claustrophobic as I entered the narrow living room that 
was filled with old musty overstuffed furniture that today would be 
collectors’ items. Sitting on the couch were two women, both a little older than my mom.",0.0,restaurants,restaurants
3278,What is chapter one of the sugar plantation?,lesson,4.0,"Chapter One: Lesson 114
the sugar plantation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_14,"Chapter One: Lesson 114
the sugar plantation. He’s not much different from me. He works for a 
company, and I work for the government. The company buys the car for 
him. The sugar company is in financial trouble, and Jimmy’s dad may 
soon have nothing. Your dad is different, Mike. He seems to be building 
an empire, and I suspect in a few years he will be a very rich man.”
With that, Mike and I got excited again. With new vigor, we began 
cleaning up the mess caused by our now-defunct first business. As we 
were cleaning, we made plans for how and when to talk to Mike’s dad. 
The problem was that Mike’s dad worked long hours and often did not 
come home until late. His father owned warehouses, a construction 
company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants. It was the restaurants 
that kept him out late.
Mike caught the bus home after we had finished cleaning up. He 
was going to talk to his dad when he got home that night and ask him 
if he would teach us how to become rich. Mike promised to call as soon 
as he had talked to his dad, even if it was late.
The phone rang at 8:30 p.m.
“Okay,” I said. “Next Saturday.” I put the phone down. Mike’s dad 
had agreed to meet with us.
On Saturday I caught the 7:30 a.m. bus to the poor side of town.
The Lessons Begin
Mike and I met with his dad that morning at eight o’clock. He 
was already busy, having been at work for more than an hour. His 
construction supervisor was just leaving in his pickup truck as I walked 
up to his simple, small, and tidy home. Mike met me at the door.
“Dad’s on the phone, and he said to wait on the back porch,”  
Mike said as he opened the door.
The old wooden floor creaked as I stepped across the threshold of 
the aging house. There was a cheap mat just inside the door. The mat 
was there to hide the years of wear from countless footsteps that the 
floor had supported. Although clean, it needed to be replaced.
I felt claustrophobic as I entered the narrow living room that 
was filled with old musty overstuffed furniture that today would be 
collectors’ items. Sitting on the couch were two women, both a little older than my mom.",0.0,Lesson 114,Lesson 114
3279,What was his father's company?,construction,5.0,"His 
construction supervisor was just leaving in his pickup truck as I walked 
up to his simple, small, and tidy home. His father owned warehouses, a construction 
company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_14,"Chapter One: Lesson 114
the sugar plantation. He’s not much different from me. He works for a 
company, and I work for the government. The company buys the car for 
him. The sugar company is in financial trouble, and Jimmy’s dad may 
soon have nothing. Your dad is different, Mike. He seems to be building 
an empire, and I suspect in a few years he will be a very rich man.”
With that, Mike and I got excited again. With new vigor, we began 
cleaning up the mess caused by our now-defunct first business. As we 
were cleaning, we made plans for how and when to talk to Mike’s dad. 
The problem was that Mike’s dad worked long hours and often did not 
come home until late. His father owned warehouses, a construction 
company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants. It was the restaurants 
that kept him out late.
Mike caught the bus home after we had finished cleaning up. He 
was going to talk to his dad when he got home that night and ask him 
if he would teach us how to become rich. Mike promised to call as soon 
as he had talked to his dad, even if it was late.
The phone rang at 8:30 p.m.
“Okay,” I said. “Next Saturday.” I put the phone down. Mike’s dad 
had agreed to meet with us.
On Saturday I caught the 7:30 a.m. bus to the poor side of town.
The Lessons Begin
Mike and I met with his dad that morning at eight o’clock. He 
was already busy, having been at work for more than an hour. His 
construction supervisor was just leaving in his pickup truck as I walked 
up to his simple, small, and tidy home. Mike met me at the door.
“Dad’s on the phone, and he said to wait on the back porch,”  
Mike said as he opened the door.
The old wooden floor creaked as I stepped across the threshold of 
the aging house. There was a cheap mat just inside the door. The mat 
was there to hide the years of wear from countless footsteps that the 
floor had supported. Although clean, it needed to be replaced.
I felt claustrophobic as I entered the narrow living room that 
was filled with old musty overstuffed furniture that today would be 
collectors’ items. Sitting on the couch were two women, both a little older than my mom.",0.0,"construction 
company","construction 
company"
3280,How long did Mike’s dad work?,hours,6.0,"The problem was that Mike’s dad worked long hours and often did not 
come home until late.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_14,"Chapter One: Lesson 114
the sugar plantation. He’s not much different from me. He works for a 
company, and I work for the government. The company buys the car for 
him. The sugar company is in financial trouble, and Jimmy’s dad may 
soon have nothing. Your dad is different, Mike. He seems to be building 
an empire, and I suspect in a few years he will be a very rich man.”
With that, Mike and I got excited again. With new vigor, we began 
cleaning up the mess caused by our now-defunct first business. As we 
were cleaning, we made plans for how and when to talk to Mike’s dad. 
The problem was that Mike’s dad worked long hours and often did not 
come home until late. His father owned warehouses, a construction 
company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants. It was the restaurants 
that kept him out late.
Mike caught the bus home after we had finished cleaning up. He 
was going to talk to his dad when he got home that night and ask him 
if he would teach us how to become rich. Mike promised to call as soon 
as he had talked to his dad, even if it was late.
The phone rang at 8:30 p.m.
“Okay,” I said. “Next Saturday.” I put the phone down. Mike’s dad 
had agreed to meet with us.
On Saturday I caught the 7:30 a.m. bus to the poor side of town.
The Lessons Begin
Mike and I met with his dad that morning at eight o’clock. He 
was already busy, having been at work for more than an hour. His 
construction supervisor was just leaving in his pickup truck as I walked 
up to his simple, small, and tidy home. Mike met me at the door.
“Dad’s on the phone, and he said to wait on the back porch,”  
Mike said as he opened the door.
The old wooden floor creaked as I stepped across the threshold of 
the aging house. There was a cheap mat just inside the door. The mat 
was there to hide the years of wear from countless footsteps that the 
floor had supported. Although clean, it needed to be replaced.
I felt claustrophobic as I entered the narrow living room that 
was filled with old musty overstuffed furniture that today would be 
collectors’ items. Sitting on the couch were two women, both a little older than my mom.",0.0,long hours,long hours
3281,What does Jimmy's dad work for?,company,7.0,"His father owned warehouses, a construction 
company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants. The sugar company is in financial trouble, and Jimmy’s dad may 
soon have nothing. He works for a 
company, and I work for the government.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_14,"Chapter One: Lesson 114
the sugar plantation. He’s not much different from me. He works for a 
company, and I work for the government. The company buys the car for 
him. The sugar company is in financial trouble, and Jimmy’s dad may 
soon have nothing. Your dad is different, Mike. He seems to be building 
an empire, and I suspect in a few years he will be a very rich man.”
With that, Mike and I got excited again. With new vigor, we began 
cleaning up the mess caused by our now-defunct first business. As we 
were cleaning, we made plans for how and when to talk to Mike’s dad. 
The problem was that Mike’s dad worked long hours and often did not 
come home until late. His father owned warehouses, a construction 
company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants. It was the restaurants 
that kept him out late.
Mike caught the bus home after we had finished cleaning up. He 
was going to talk to his dad when he got home that night and ask him 
if he would teach us how to become rich. Mike promised to call as soon 
as he had talked to his dad, even if it was late.
The phone rang at 8:30 p.m.
“Okay,” I said. “Next Saturday.” I put the phone down. Mike’s dad 
had agreed to meet with us.
On Saturday I caught the 7:30 a.m. bus to the poor side of town.
The Lessons Begin
Mike and I met with his dad that morning at eight o’clock. He 
was already busy, having been at work for more than an hour. His 
construction supervisor was just leaving in his pickup truck as I walked 
up to his simple, small, and tidy home. Mike met me at the door.
“Dad’s on the phone, and he said to wait on the back porch,”  
Mike said as he opened the door.
The old wooden floor creaked as I stepped across the threshold of 
the aging house. There was a cheap mat just inside the door. The mat 
was there to hide the years of wear from countless footsteps that the 
floor had supported. Although clean, it needed to be replaced.
I felt claustrophobic as I entered the narrow living room that 
was filled with old musty overstuffed furniture that today would be 
collectors’ items. Sitting on the couch were two women, both a little older than my mom.",0.0,"a 
company","a 
company"
3282,Who was the dad of Mike's dad?,mike,1.0,"“No, but we’ll soon find out.”
Suddenly, Mike’s dad burst through the rickety screen door and 
onto the porch. “Not always, but quite often,” said Mike, smiling as he pulled up 
a chair to sit down next to me. Mike and I jumped to our feet, not out of respect, 
but because we were startled.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_15,"Rich Dad Poor Dad15
older than my mom. Across from the women sat a man in workman’s 
clothes. He wore khaki slacks and a khaki shirt, neatly pressed but 
without starch, and polished work boots. He was about 10 years older 
than my dad. They smiled as Mike and I walked past them toward the 
back porch. I smiled back shyly.
“Who are those people?” I asked.
“Oh, they work for my dad. The older man runs his warehouses, 
and the women are the managers of the restaurants. And as you 
arrived, you saw the construction supervisor who is working on a 
road project about 50 miles from here. His other supervisor, who is 
building a track of houses, left before you got here.”
“Does this go on all the time?” I asked.
“Not always, but quite often,” said Mike, smiling as he pulled up 
a chair to sit down next to me.
“I asked my dad if he would teach us to make money,” Mike said.
“Oh, and what did he say to that?” I asked with cautious curiosity.
“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first, and then he said he 
would make us an offer.”
“Oh,” I said, rocking my chair back against the wall. I sat there 
perched on two rear legs of the chair.
Mike did the same thing.
“Do you know what the offer is?” I asked.
“No, but we’ll soon find out.”
Suddenly, Mike’s dad burst through the rickety screen door and 
onto the porch. Mike and I jumped to our feet, not out of respect, 
but because we were startled.
“Ready, boys?” he asked as he pulled up a chair to sit down with us.
We nodded our heads as we pulled our chairs away from the wall 
to sit in front of him.
He was a big man, about six feet tall and 200 pounds. My dad was 
taller, about the same weight, and five years older than Mike’s dad. They 
sort of looked alike, though not of the same ethnic makeup. Maybe their 
energy was similar.I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation.",0.0,"he 
would make us an offer","he 
would make us an offer"
3283,What is my mom's age?,mom,2.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad15
older than my mom.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_15,"Rich Dad Poor Dad15
older than my mom. Across from the women sat a man in workman’s 
clothes. He wore khaki slacks and a khaki shirt, neatly pressed but 
without starch, and polished work boots. He was about 10 years older 
than my dad. They smiled as Mike and I walked past them toward the 
back porch. I smiled back shyly.
“Who are those people?” I asked.
“Oh, they work for my dad. The older man runs his warehouses, 
and the women are the managers of the restaurants. And as you 
arrived, you saw the construction supervisor who is working on a 
road project about 50 miles from here. His other supervisor, who is 
building a track of houses, left before you got here.”
“Does this go on all the time?” I asked.
“Not always, but quite often,” said Mike, smiling as he pulled up 
a chair to sit down next to me.
“I asked my dad if he would teach us to make money,” Mike said.
“Oh, and what did he say to that?” I asked with cautious curiosity.
“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first, and then he said he 
would make us an offer.”
“Oh,” I said, rocking my chair back against the wall. I sat there 
perched on two rear legs of the chair.
Mike did the same thing.
“Do you know what the offer is?” I asked.
“No, but we’ll soon find out.”
Suddenly, Mike’s dad burst through the rickety screen door and 
onto the porch. Mike and I jumped to our feet, not out of respect, 
but because we were startled.
“Ready, boys?” he asked as he pulled up a chair to sit down with us.
We nodded our heads as we pulled our chairs away from the wall 
to sit in front of him.
He was a big man, about six feet tall and 200 pounds. My dad was 
taller, about the same weight, and five years older than Mike’s dad. They 
sort of looked alike, though not of the same ethnic makeup. Maybe their 
energy was similar.I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation.",0.0,"he 
would make us an offer","he 
would make us an offer"
3284,What was the occupation of the man in the clothes?,workman,3.0,"Across from the women sat a man in workman’s 
clothes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_15,"Rich Dad Poor Dad15
older than my mom. Across from the women sat a man in workman’s 
clothes. He wore khaki slacks and a khaki shirt, neatly pressed but 
without starch, and polished work boots. He was about 10 years older 
than my dad. They smiled as Mike and I walked past them toward the 
back porch. I smiled back shyly.
“Who are those people?” I asked.
“Oh, they work for my dad. The older man runs his warehouses, 
and the women are the managers of the restaurants. And as you 
arrived, you saw the construction supervisor who is working on a 
road project about 50 miles from here. His other supervisor, who is 
building a track of houses, left before you got here.”
“Does this go on all the time?” I asked.
“Not always, but quite often,” said Mike, smiling as he pulled up 
a chair to sit down next to me.
“I asked my dad if he would teach us to make money,” Mike said.
“Oh, and what did he say to that?” I asked with cautious curiosity.
“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first, and then he said he 
would make us an offer.”
“Oh,” I said, rocking my chair back against the wall. I sat there 
perched on two rear legs of the chair.
Mike did the same thing.
“Do you know what the offer is?” I asked.
“No, but we’ll soon find out.”
Suddenly, Mike’s dad burst through the rickety screen door and 
onto the porch. Mike and I jumped to our feet, not out of respect, 
but because we were startled.
“Ready, boys?” he asked as he pulled up a chair to sit down with us.
We nodded our heads as we pulled our chairs away from the wall 
to sit in front of him.
He was a big man, about six feet tall and 200 pounds. My dad was 
taller, about the same weight, and five years older than Mike’s dad. They 
sort of looked alike, though not of the same ethnic makeup. Maybe their 
energy was similar.I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation.",0.0,workman,workman
3285,Who was taller than Mike's dad?,dad,4.0,"“No, but we’ll soon find out.”
Suddenly, Mike’s dad burst through the rickety screen door and 
onto the porch. My dad was 
taller, about the same weight, and five years older than Mike’s dad. My dad was 
taller, about the same weight, and five years older than Mike’s dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_15,"Rich Dad Poor Dad15
older than my mom. Across from the women sat a man in workman’s 
clothes. He wore khaki slacks and a khaki shirt, neatly pressed but 
without starch, and polished work boots. He was about 10 years older 
than my dad. They smiled as Mike and I walked past them toward the 
back porch. I smiled back shyly.
“Who are those people?” I asked.
“Oh, they work for my dad. The older man runs his warehouses, 
and the women are the managers of the restaurants. And as you 
arrived, you saw the construction supervisor who is working on a 
road project about 50 miles from here. His other supervisor, who is 
building a track of houses, left before you got here.”
“Does this go on all the time?” I asked.
“Not always, but quite often,” said Mike, smiling as he pulled up 
a chair to sit down next to me.
“I asked my dad if he would teach us to make money,” Mike said.
“Oh, and what did he say to that?” I asked with cautious curiosity.
“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first, and then he said he 
would make us an offer.”
“Oh,” I said, rocking my chair back against the wall. I sat there 
perched on two rear legs of the chair.
Mike did the same thing.
“Do you know what the offer is?” I asked.
“No, but we’ll soon find out.”
Suddenly, Mike’s dad burst through the rickety screen door and 
onto the porch. Mike and I jumped to our feet, not out of respect, 
but because we were startled.
“Ready, boys?” he asked as he pulled up a chair to sit down with us.
We nodded our heads as we pulled our chairs away from the wall 
to sit in front of him.
He was a big man, about six feet tall and 200 pounds. My dad was 
taller, about the same weight, and five years older than Mike’s dad. They 
sort of looked alike, though not of the same ethnic makeup. Maybe their 
energy was similar.I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation.",0.0,"he 
would make us an offer","he 
would make us an offer"
3286,What did Mike pull up to sit next to me?,chair,5.0,"“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first, and then he said he 
would make us an offer.”
“Oh,” I said, rocking my chair back against the wall. “Not always, but quite often,” said Mike, smiling as he pulled up 
a chair to sit down next to me. “Ready, boys?” he asked as he pulled up a chair to sit down with us.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_15,"Rich Dad Poor Dad15
older than my mom. Across from the women sat a man in workman’s 
clothes. He wore khaki slacks and a khaki shirt, neatly pressed but 
without starch, and polished work boots. He was about 10 years older 
than my dad. They smiled as Mike and I walked past them toward the 
back porch. I smiled back shyly.
“Who are those people?” I asked.
“Oh, they work for my dad. The older man runs his warehouses, 
and the women are the managers of the restaurants. And as you 
arrived, you saw the construction supervisor who is working on a 
road project about 50 miles from here. His other supervisor, who is 
building a track of houses, left before you got here.”
“Does this go on all the time?” I asked.
“Not always, but quite often,” said Mike, smiling as he pulled up 
a chair to sit down next to me.
“I asked my dad if he would teach us to make money,” Mike said.
“Oh, and what did he say to that?” I asked with cautious curiosity.
“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first, and then he said he 
would make us an offer.”
“Oh,” I said, rocking my chair back against the wall. I sat there 
perched on two rear legs of the chair.
Mike did the same thing.
“Do you know what the offer is?” I asked.
“No, but we’ll soon find out.”
Suddenly, Mike’s dad burst through the rickety screen door and 
onto the porch. Mike and I jumped to our feet, not out of respect, 
but because we were startled.
“Ready, boys?” he asked as he pulled up a chair to sit down with us.
We nodded our heads as we pulled our chairs away from the wall 
to sit in front of him.
He was a big man, about six feet tall and 200 pounds. My dad was 
taller, about the same weight, and five years older than Mike’s dad. They 
sort of looked alike, though not of the same ethnic makeup. Maybe their 
energy was similar.I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation.",0.0,a chair,a chair
3287,What was the workman wearing?,clothes,6.0,"Across from the women sat a man in workman’s 
clothes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_15,"Rich Dad Poor Dad15
older than my mom. Across from the women sat a man in workman’s 
clothes. He wore khaki slacks and a khaki shirt, neatly pressed but 
without starch, and polished work boots. He was about 10 years older 
than my dad. They smiled as Mike and I walked past them toward the 
back porch. I smiled back shyly.
“Who are those people?” I asked.
“Oh, they work for my dad. The older man runs his warehouses, 
and the women are the managers of the restaurants. And as you 
arrived, you saw the construction supervisor who is working on a 
road project about 50 miles from here. His other supervisor, who is 
building a track of houses, left before you got here.”
“Does this go on all the time?” I asked.
“Not always, but quite often,” said Mike, smiling as he pulled up 
a chair to sit down next to me.
“I asked my dad if he would teach us to make money,” Mike said.
“Oh, and what did he say to that?” I asked with cautious curiosity.
“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first, and then he said he 
would make us an offer.”
“Oh,” I said, rocking my chair back against the wall. I sat there 
perched on two rear legs of the chair.
Mike did the same thing.
“Do you know what the offer is?” I asked.
“No, but we’ll soon find out.”
Suddenly, Mike’s dad burst through the rickety screen door and 
onto the porch. Mike and I jumped to our feet, not out of respect, 
but because we were startled.
“Ready, boys?” he asked as he pulled up a chair to sit down with us.
We nodded our heads as we pulled our chairs away from the wall 
to sit in front of him.
He was a big man, about six feet tall and 200 pounds. My dad was 
taller, about the same weight, and five years older than Mike’s dad. They 
sort of looked alike, though not of the same ethnic makeup. Maybe their 
energy was similar.I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation.",0.0,khaki slacks and a khaki shirt,khaki slacks and a khaki shirt
3288,How old was Mike's dad?,years,7.0,"My dad was 
taller, about the same weight, and five years older than Mike’s dad. He was about 10 years older 
than my dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_15,"Rich Dad Poor Dad15
older than my mom. Across from the women sat a man in workman’s 
clothes. He wore khaki slacks and a khaki shirt, neatly pressed but 
without starch, and polished work boots. He was about 10 years older 
than my dad. They smiled as Mike and I walked past them toward the 
back porch. I smiled back shyly.
“Who are those people?” I asked.
“Oh, they work for my dad. The older man runs his warehouses, 
and the women are the managers of the restaurants. And as you 
arrived, you saw the construction supervisor who is working on a 
road project about 50 miles from here. His other supervisor, who is 
building a track of houses, left before you got here.”
“Does this go on all the time?” I asked.
“Not always, but quite often,” said Mike, smiling as he pulled up 
a chair to sit down next to me.
“I asked my dad if he would teach us to make money,” Mike said.
“Oh, and what did he say to that?” I asked with cautious curiosity.
“Well, he had a funny look on his face at first, and then he said he 
would make us an offer.”
“Oh,” I said, rocking my chair back against the wall. I sat there 
perched on two rear legs of the chair.
Mike did the same thing.
“Do you know what the offer is?” I asked.
“No, but we’ll soon find out.”
Suddenly, Mike’s dad burst through the rickety screen door and 
onto the porch. Mike and I jumped to our feet, not out of respect, 
but because we were startled.
“Ready, boys?” he asked as he pulled up a chair to sit down with us.
We nodded our heads as we pulled our chairs away from the wall 
to sit in front of him.
He was a big man, about six feet tall and 200 pounds. My dad was 
taller, about the same weight, and five years older than Mike’s dad. They 
sort of looked alike, though not of the same ethnic makeup. Maybe their 
energy was similar.I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation.",0.0,"he 
would make us an offer","he 
would make us an offer"
3289,Who said you want to make money?,mike,1.0,"School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot. Chapter One: Lesson 116
“Mike says you want to learn to make money?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_16,"Chapter One: Lesson 116
“Mike says you want to learn to make money? Is that correct, Robert?”
I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation. He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.
“Okay, here’s my offer. I’ll teach you, but I won’t do it classroom-
style. You work for me, I’ll teach you. You don’t work for me, I won’t 
teach you. I can teach you faster if you work, and I’m wasting my time if 
you just want to sit and listen like you do in school. That’s my offer. Take 
it or leave it.”
“Ah, may I ask a question first?” I asked.
“No. Take it or leave it. I’ve got too much work to do to waste 
my time. If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never 
learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have 
the opportunity that you asked for. School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3290,What did I do when I nodded my head?,trepidation,2.0,"Is that correct, Robert?”
I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_16,"Chapter One: Lesson 116
“Mike says you want to learn to make money? Is that correct, Robert?”
I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation. He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.
“Okay, here’s my offer. I’ll teach you, but I won’t do it classroom-
style. You work for me, I’ll teach you. You don’t work for me, I won’t 
teach you. I can teach you faster if you work, and I’m wasting my time if 
you just want to sit and listen like you do in school. That’s my offer. Take 
it or leave it.”
“Ah, may I ask a question first?” I asked.
“No. Take it or leave it. I’ve got too much work to do to waste 
my time. If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never 
learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have 
the opportunity that you asked for. School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot.",0.0,"quickly, but with a little trepidation","quickly, but with a little trepidation"
3291,What come and go?,opportunities,3.0,Opportunities come and go.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_16,"Chapter One: Lesson 116
“Mike says you want to learn to make money? Is that correct, Robert?”
I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation. He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.
“Okay, here’s my offer. I’ll teach you, but I won’t do it classroom-
style. You work for me, I’ll teach you. You don’t work for me, I won’t 
teach you. I can teach you faster if you work, and I’m wasting my time if 
you just want to sit and listen like you do in school. That’s my offer. Take 
it or leave it.”
“Ah, may I ask a question first?” I asked.
“No. Take it or leave it. I’ve got too much work to do to waste 
my time. If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never 
learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have 
the opportunity that you asked for. School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot.",0.0,Opportunities,Opportunities
3292,What is the biggest parking lot in the school?,lot,4.0,"School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot. He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_16,"Chapter One: Lesson 116
“Mike says you want to learn to make money? Is that correct, Robert?”
I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation. He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.
“Okay, here’s my offer. I’ll teach you, but I won’t do it classroom-
style. You work for me, I’ll teach you. You don’t work for me, I won’t 
teach you. I can teach you faster if you work, and I’m wasting my time if 
you just want to sit and listen like you do in school. That’s my offer. Take 
it or leave it.”
“Ah, may I ask a question first?” I asked.
“No. Take it or leave it. I’ve got too much work to do to waste 
my time. If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never 
learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have 
the opportunity that you asked for. School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot.",0.0,saidsuperettes,saidsuperettes
3293,What was the power behind his smile?,words,5.0,"He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_16,"Chapter One: Lesson 116
“Mike says you want to learn to make money? Is that correct, Robert?”
I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation. He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.
“Okay, here’s my offer. I’ll teach you, but I won’t do it classroom-
style. You work for me, I’ll teach you. You don’t work for me, I won’t 
teach you. I can teach you faster if you work, and I’m wasting my time if 
you just want to sit and listen like you do in school. That’s my offer. Take 
it or leave it.”
“Ah, may I ask a question first?” I asked.
“No. Take it or leave it. I’ve got too much work to do to waste 
my time. If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never 
learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have 
the opportunity that you asked for. School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot.",0.0,a lot of power,a lot of power
3294,What was behind his smile?,power,6.0,"He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_16,"Chapter One: Lesson 116
“Mike says you want to learn to make money? Is that correct, Robert?”
I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation. He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.
“Okay, here’s my offer. I’ll teach you, but I won’t do it classroom-
style. You work for me, I’ll teach you. You don’t work for me, I won’t 
teach you. I can teach you faster if you work, and I’m wasting my time if 
you just want to sit and listen like you do in school. That’s my offer. Take 
it or leave it.”
“Ah, may I ask a question first?” I asked.
“No. Take it or leave it. I’ve got too much work to do to waste 
my time. If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never 
learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have 
the opportunity that you asked for. School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot.",0.0,power,power
3295,"What is beginning, or it's over in 10 seconds?",school,7.0,"I can teach you faster if you work, and I’m wasting my time if 
you just want to sit and listen like you do in school. School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_16,"Chapter One: Lesson 116
“Mike says you want to learn to make money? Is that correct, Robert?”
I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation. He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.
“Okay, here’s my offer. I’ll teach you, but I won’t do it classroom-
style. You work for me, I’ll teach you. You don’t work for me, I won’t 
teach you. I can teach you faster if you work, and I’m wasting my time if 
you just want to sit and listen like you do in school. That’s my offer. Take 
it or leave it.”
“Ah, may I ask a question first?” I asked.
“No. Take it or leave it. I’ve got too much work to do to waste 
my time. If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never 
learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have 
the opportunity that you asked for. School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot.",0.0,School,School
3296,How do I know when to make quick decisions?,quick decisions,8.0,"Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_16,"Chapter One: Lesson 116
“Mike says you want to learn to make money? Is that correct, Robert?”
I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation. He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.
“Okay, here’s my offer. I’ll teach you, but I won’t do it classroom-
style. You work for me, I’ll teach you. You don’t work for me, I won’t 
teach you. I can teach you faster if you work, and I’m wasting my time if 
you just want to sit and listen like you do in school. That’s my offer. Take 
it or leave it.”
“Ah, may I ask a question first?” I asked.
“No. Take it or leave it. I’ve got too much work to do to waste 
my time. If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never 
learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have 
the opportunity that you asked for. School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot.",0.0,"Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill","Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill"
3297,What is the most wasteful thing I can do to waste my time?,too much work,9.0,"I’ve got too much work to do to waste 
my time.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_16,"Chapter One: Lesson 116
“Mike says you want to learn to make money? Is that correct, Robert?”
I nodded my head quickly, but with a little trepidation. He had  
a lot of power behind his words and smile.
“Okay, here’s my offer. I’ll teach you, but I won’t do it classroom-
style. You work for me, I’ll teach you. You don’t work for me, I won’t 
teach you. I can teach you faster if you work, and I’m wasting my time if 
you just want to sit and listen like you do in school. That’s my offer. Take 
it or leave it.”
“Ah, may I ask a question first?” I asked.
“No. Take it or leave it. I’ve got too much work to do to waste 
my time. If you can’t make up your mind decisively, then you’ll never 
learn to make money anyway. Opportunities come and go. Being able 
to know when to make quick decisions is an important skill. You have 
the opportunity that you asked for. School is beginning, or it’s over in 
10 seconds,” Mike’s dad saidsuperettes, each with a large parking lot.",0.0,work,work
3298,Who was my dad?,mike,1.0,"I had 
agreed to work only because I wanted to learn to make money from 
Mike’s dad, and now I was a slave for 10 cents an hour. Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot. For three weeks, Mike and I reported to Mrs. Martin and worked 
our three hours.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_17,"Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot. They were the early version 
of the 7-Eleven convenience stores, little neighborhood grocery stores 
where people bought items such as milk, bread, butter, and cigarettes. 
The problem was that this was Hawaii before air-conditioning was 
widely used, and the stores could not close their doors because of the 
heat. On two sides of the store, the doors had to be wide open to the 
road and parking lot. Every time a car drove by or pulled into the 
parking lot, dust would swirl and settle in the store. We knew we had  
a job as long as there was no air-conditioning.
For three weeks, Mike and I reported to Mrs. Martin and worked 
our three hours. By noon, our work was over, and she dropped three little 
dimes in each of our hands. Now, even at the age of nine in the mid-
1950s, 30 cents was not too exciting. Comic books cost 10 cents back 
then, so I usually spent my money on comic books and went home.
By Wednesday of the fourth week, I was ready to quit. I had 
agreed to work only because I wanted to learn to make money from 
Mike’s dad, and now I was a slave for 10 cents an hour. On top of  
that, I had not seen Mike’s dad since that first Saturday.
“I’m quitting,” I told Mike at lunchtime. School was boring, and  
now I did not even have my Saturdays to look forward to. But it was 
the 30 cents that really got to me.
This time Mike smiled.
“What are you laughing at?” I asked with anger and frustration.
“Dad said this would happen. He said to meet with him when 
you were ready to quit.”
“What?” I said indignantly. “He’s beenI was ready to face Mike’s dad.",0.0,Mike’s dad,Mike’s dad
3299,What were the early versions of 7-Eleven?,convenience stores,2.0,"They were the early version 
of the 7-Eleven convenience stores, little neighborhood grocery stores 
where people bought items such as milk, bread, butter, and cigarettes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_17,"Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot. They were the early version 
of the 7-Eleven convenience stores, little neighborhood grocery stores 
where people bought items such as milk, bread, butter, and cigarettes. 
The problem was that this was Hawaii before air-conditioning was 
widely used, and the stores could not close their doors because of the 
heat. On two sides of the store, the doors had to be wide open to the 
road and parking lot. Every time a car drove by or pulled into the 
parking lot, dust would swirl and settle in the store. We knew we had  
a job as long as there was no air-conditioning.
For three weeks, Mike and I reported to Mrs. Martin and worked 
our three hours. By noon, our work was over, and she dropped three little 
dimes in each of our hands. Now, even at the age of nine in the mid-
1950s, 30 cents was not too exciting. Comic books cost 10 cents back 
then, so I usually spent my money on comic books and went home.
By Wednesday of the fourth week, I was ready to quit. I had 
agreed to work only because I wanted to learn to make money from 
Mike’s dad, and now I was a slave for 10 cents an hour. On top of  
that, I had not seen Mike’s dad since that first Saturday.
“I’m quitting,” I told Mike at lunchtime. School was boring, and  
now I did not even have my Saturdays to look forward to. But it was 
the 30 cents that really got to me.
This time Mike smiled.
“What are you laughing at?” I asked with anger and frustration.
“Dad said this would happen. He said to meet with him when 
you were ready to quit.”
“What?” I said indignantly. “He’s beenI was ready to face Mike’s dad.",0.0,"
superettes","
superettes"
3300,What was the biggest thing that a car would drive into in a superette?,parking lot,3.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot. Every time a car drove by or pulled into the 
parking lot, dust would swirl and settle in the store. On two sides of the store, the doors had to be wide open to the 
road and parking lot.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_17,"Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot. They were the early version 
of the 7-Eleven convenience stores, little neighborhood grocery stores 
where people bought items such as milk, bread, butter, and cigarettes. 
The problem was that this was Hawaii before air-conditioning was 
widely used, and the stores could not close their doors because of the 
heat. On two sides of the store, the doors had to be wide open to the 
road and parking lot. Every time a car drove by or pulled into the 
parking lot, dust would swirl and settle in the store. We knew we had  
a job as long as there was no air-conditioning.
For three weeks, Mike and I reported to Mrs. Martin and worked 
our three hours. By noon, our work was over, and she dropped three little 
dimes in each of our hands. Now, even at the age of nine in the mid-
1950s, 30 cents was not too exciting. Comic books cost 10 cents back 
then, so I usually spent my money on comic books and went home.
By Wednesday of the fourth week, I was ready to quit. I had 
agreed to work only because I wanted to learn to make money from 
Mike’s dad, and now I was a slave for 10 cents an hour. On top of  
that, I had not seen Mike’s dad since that first Saturday.
“I’m quitting,” I told Mike at lunchtime. School was boring, and  
now I did not even have my Saturdays to look forward to. But it was 
the 30 cents that really got to me.
This time Mike smiled.
“What are you laughing at?” I asked with anger and frustration.
“Dad said this would happen. He said to meet with him when 
you were ready to quit.”
“What?” I said indignantly. “He’s beenI was ready to face Mike’s dad.",0.0,"
parking lot","
parking lot"
3301,Who owned nine of Mike's superettes?,dad,4.0,"I had 
agreed to work only because I wanted to learn to make money from 
Mike’s dad, and now I was a slave for 10 cents an hour. Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot. Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_17,"Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot. They were the early version 
of the 7-Eleven convenience stores, little neighborhood grocery stores 
where people bought items such as milk, bread, butter, and cigarettes. 
The problem was that this was Hawaii before air-conditioning was 
widely used, and the stores could not close their doors because of the 
heat. On two sides of the store, the doors had to be wide open to the 
road and parking lot. Every time a car drove by or pulled into the 
parking lot, dust would swirl and settle in the store. We knew we had  
a job as long as there was no air-conditioning.
For three weeks, Mike and I reported to Mrs. Martin and worked 
our three hours. By noon, our work was over, and she dropped three little 
dimes in each of our hands. Now, even at the age of nine in the mid-
1950s, 30 cents was not too exciting. Comic books cost 10 cents back 
then, so I usually spent my money on comic books and went home.
By Wednesday of the fourth week, I was ready to quit. I had 
agreed to work only because I wanted to learn to make money from 
Mike’s dad, and now I was a slave for 10 cents an hour. On top of  
that, I had not seen Mike’s dad since that first Saturday.
“I’m quitting,” I told Mike at lunchtime. School was boring, and  
now I did not even have my Saturdays to look forward to. But it was 
the 30 cents that really got to me.
This time Mike smiled.
“What are you laughing at?” I asked with anger and frustration.
“Dad said this would happen. He said to meet with him when 
you were ready to quit.”
“What?” I said indignantly. “He’s beenI was ready to face Mike’s dad.",0.0,Mike’s dad,Mike’s dad
3302,How much did comic books cost in the mid-50s?,cents,5.0,"I had 
agreed to work only because I wanted to learn to make money from 
Mike’s dad, and now I was a slave for 10 cents an hour. Comic books cost 10 cents back 
then, so I usually spent my money on comic books and went home. Now, even at the age of nine in the mid-
1950s, 30 cents was not too exciting.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_17,"Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot. They were the early version 
of the 7-Eleven convenience stores, little neighborhood grocery stores 
where people bought items such as milk, bread, butter, and cigarettes. 
The problem was that this was Hawaii before air-conditioning was 
widely used, and the stores could not close their doors because of the 
heat. On two sides of the store, the doors had to be wide open to the 
road and parking lot. Every time a car drove by or pulled into the 
parking lot, dust would swirl and settle in the store. We knew we had  
a job as long as there was no air-conditioning.
For three weeks, Mike and I reported to Mrs. Martin and worked 
our three hours. By noon, our work was over, and she dropped three little 
dimes in each of our hands. Now, even at the age of nine in the mid-
1950s, 30 cents was not too exciting. Comic books cost 10 cents back 
then, so I usually spent my money on comic books and went home.
By Wednesday of the fourth week, I was ready to quit. I had 
agreed to work only because I wanted to learn to make money from 
Mike’s dad, and now I was a slave for 10 cents an hour. On top of  
that, I had not seen Mike’s dad since that first Saturday.
“I’m quitting,” I told Mike at lunchtime. School was boring, and  
now I did not even have my Saturdays to look forward to. But it was 
the 30 cents that really got to me.
This time Mike smiled.
“What are you laughing at?” I asked with anger and frustration.
“Dad said this would happen. He said to meet with him when 
you were ready to quit.”
“What?” I said indignantly. “He’s beenI was ready to face Mike’s dad.",0.0,10 cents,10 cents
3303,What was closed on two sides of the store because of the heat?,doors,6.0,"The problem was that this was Hawaii before air-conditioning was 
widely used, and the stores could not close their doors because of the 
heat. On two sides of the store, the doors had to be wide open to the 
road and parking lot.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_17,"Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot. They were the early version 
of the 7-Eleven convenience stores, little neighborhood grocery stores 
where people bought items such as milk, bread, butter, and cigarettes. 
The problem was that this was Hawaii before air-conditioning was 
widely used, and the stores could not close their doors because of the 
heat. On two sides of the store, the doors had to be wide open to the 
road and parking lot. Every time a car drove by or pulled into the 
parking lot, dust would swirl and settle in the store. We knew we had  
a job as long as there was no air-conditioning.
For three weeks, Mike and I reported to Mrs. Martin and worked 
our three hours. By noon, our work was over, and she dropped three little 
dimes in each of our hands. Now, even at the age of nine in the mid-
1950s, 30 cents was not too exciting. Comic books cost 10 cents back 
then, so I usually spent my money on comic books and went home.
By Wednesday of the fourth week, I was ready to quit. I had 
agreed to work only because I wanted to learn to make money from 
Mike’s dad, and now I was a slave for 10 cents an hour. On top of  
that, I had not seen Mike’s dad since that first Saturday.
“I’m quitting,” I told Mike at lunchtime. School was boring, and  
now I did not even have my Saturdays to look forward to. But it was 
the 30 cents that really got to me.
This time Mike smiled.
“What are you laughing at?” I asked with anger and frustration.
“Dad said this would happen. He said to meet with him when 
you were ready to quit.”
“What?” I said indignantly. “He’s beenI was ready to face Mike’s dad.",0.0,doors,doors
3304,"Who bought items such as milk, bread, butter, and cigarettes at 7-Eleven?",people,7.0,"They were the early version 
of the 7-Eleven convenience stores, little neighborhood grocery stores 
where people bought items such as milk, bread, butter, and cigarettes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_17,"Rich Dad Poor Dad17
Mike’s dad, whom I call my rich dad, owned nine of these little 
superettes, each with a large parking lot. They were the early version 
of the 7-Eleven convenience stores, little neighborhood grocery stores 
where people bought items such as milk, bread, butter, and cigarettes. 
The problem was that this was Hawaii before air-conditioning was 
widely used, and the stores could not close their doors because of the 
heat. On two sides of the store, the doors had to be wide open to the 
road and parking lot. Every time a car drove by or pulled into the 
parking lot, dust would swirl and settle in the store. We knew we had  
a job as long as there was no air-conditioning.
For three weeks, Mike and I reported to Mrs. Martin and worked 
our three hours. By noon, our work was over, and she dropped three little 
dimes in each of our hands. Now, even at the age of nine in the mid-
1950s, 30 cents was not too exciting. Comic books cost 10 cents back 
then, so I usually spent my money on comic books and went home.
By Wednesday of the fourth week, I was ready to quit. I had 
agreed to work only because I wanted to learn to make money from 
Mike’s dad, and now I was a slave for 10 cents an hour. On top of  
that, I had not seen Mike’s dad since that first Saturday.
“I’m quitting,” I told Mike at lunchtime. School was boring, and  
now I did not even have my Saturdays to look forward to. But it was 
the 30 cents that really got to me.
This time Mike smiled.
“What are you laughing at?” I asked with anger and frustration.
“Dad said this would happen. He said to meet with him when 
you were ready to quit.”
“What?” I said indignantly. “He’s beenI was ready to face Mike’s dad.",0.0,Mike’s dad,Mike’s dad
3305,Who opened the door of Mike's house at 8 o'clock Saturday morning?,mike,1.0,"At eight o’clock Saturday morning, I walked through the door of 
Mike’s house when Mike’s dad opened it. At eight o’clock Saturday morning, I walked through the door of 
Mike’s house when Mike’s dad opened it. Chapter One: Lesson 118
Waiting in Line on Saturday
I was ready to face Mike’s dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_18,"Chapter One: Lesson 118
Waiting in Line on Saturday
I was ready to face Mike’s dad. Even my real dad was angry with 
him. My real dad, the one I call the poor one, thought that my rich dad 
was violating child labor laws and should be investigated.
My educated, poor dad told me to demand what I deserve—at least 
25 cents an hour. My poor dad told me that if I did not get a raise, I 
was to quit immediately.
“You don’t need that damned job anyway,” said my poor dad  
with indignation.
At eight o’clock Saturday morning, I walked through the door of 
Mike’s house when Mike’s dad opened it.
“Take a seat and wait in line,” he said as I entered. He turned and  
disappeared into his little office next to a bedroom.
I looked around the room and didn’t see Mike anywhere. Feeling 
awkward, I cautiously sat down next to the same two women who were 
there four weeks earlier. They smiled and slid down the couch to make 
room for me.
Forty-five minutes went by, and I was steaming. The two women 
had met with him and left 30 minutes earlier. An older gentleman was 
in there for 20 minutes and was also gone.
The house was empty, and here I sat in a musty, dark living room 
on a beautiful sunny Hawaiian day, waiting to talk to a cheapskate who 
exploited children. I could hear him rustling around the office, talking 
on the phone, and ignoring me. I was ready to walk out, but for some 
reason I stayed.
Finally, 15 minutes later, at exactly nine o’clock, rich dad walked out 
of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter.
“I understand you want a raise, or you’re going to quit,” rich dad 
said as he swiveled in his office chair.
“Well, you’re not keeping your end of the bargain,” I blurted out, 
nearly in tears. It was really frightening for me to confront a grown-up.
“You said that you would teach me if I worked for you. Well, I’ve 
worked for you. I’ve worked hard. I’ve given up my baseball games to 
work for you, but you haven’t kept your word, and you haven’t taught me anything.",0.0,Mike’s dad,Mike’s dad
3306,Who thought that my rich dad was violating child labor laws and should be investigated?,dad,2.0,"Finally, 15 minutes later, at exactly nine o’clock, rich dad walked out 
of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter. My real dad, the one I call the poor one, thought that my rich dad 
was violating child labor laws and should be investigated. My real dad, the one I call the poor one, thought that my rich dad 
was violating child labor laws and should be investigated.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_18,"Chapter One: Lesson 118
Waiting in Line on Saturday
I was ready to face Mike’s dad. Even my real dad was angry with 
him. My real dad, the one I call the poor one, thought that my rich dad 
was violating child labor laws and should be investigated.
My educated, poor dad told me to demand what I deserve—at least 
25 cents an hour. My poor dad told me that if I did not get a raise, I 
was to quit immediately.
“You don’t need that damned job anyway,” said my poor dad  
with indignation.
At eight o’clock Saturday morning, I walked through the door of 
Mike’s house when Mike’s dad opened it.
“Take a seat and wait in line,” he said as I entered. He turned and  
disappeared into his little office next to a bedroom.
I looked around the room and didn’t see Mike anywhere. Feeling 
awkward, I cautiously sat down next to the same two women who were 
there four weeks earlier. They smiled and slid down the couch to make 
room for me.
Forty-five minutes went by, and I was steaming. The two women 
had met with him and left 30 minutes earlier. An older gentleman was 
in there for 20 minutes and was also gone.
The house was empty, and here I sat in a musty, dark living room 
on a beautiful sunny Hawaiian day, waiting to talk to a cheapskate who 
exploited children. I could hear him rustling around the office, talking 
on the phone, and ignoring me. I was ready to walk out, but for some 
reason I stayed.
Finally, 15 minutes later, at exactly nine o’clock, rich dad walked out 
of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter.
“I understand you want a raise, or you’re going to quit,” rich dad 
said as he swiveled in his office chair.
“Well, you’re not keeping your end of the bargain,” I blurted out, 
nearly in tears. It was really frightening for me to confront a grown-up.
“You said that you would teach me if I worked for you. Well, I’ve 
worked for you. I’ve worked hard. I’ve given up my baseball games to 
work for you, but you haven’t kept your word, and you haven’t taught me anything.",0.0,My real dad,My real dad
3307,What were the two women who were there four weeks earlier?,women,3.0,"Feeling 
awkward, I cautiously sat down next to the same two women who were 
there four weeks earlier. The two women 
had met with him and left 30 minutes earlier.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_18,"Chapter One: Lesson 118
Waiting in Line on Saturday
I was ready to face Mike’s dad. Even my real dad was angry with 
him. My real dad, the one I call the poor one, thought that my rich dad 
was violating child labor laws and should be investigated.
My educated, poor dad told me to demand what I deserve—at least 
25 cents an hour. My poor dad told me that if I did not get a raise, I 
was to quit immediately.
“You don’t need that damned job anyway,” said my poor dad  
with indignation.
At eight o’clock Saturday morning, I walked through the door of 
Mike’s house when Mike’s dad opened it.
“Take a seat and wait in line,” he said as I entered. He turned and  
disappeared into his little office next to a bedroom.
I looked around the room and didn’t see Mike anywhere. Feeling 
awkward, I cautiously sat down next to the same two women who were 
there four weeks earlier. They smiled and slid down the couch to make 
room for me.
Forty-five minutes went by, and I was steaming. The two women 
had met with him and left 30 minutes earlier. An older gentleman was 
in there for 20 minutes and was also gone.
The house was empty, and here I sat in a musty, dark living room 
on a beautiful sunny Hawaiian day, waiting to talk to a cheapskate who 
exploited children. I could hear him rustling around the office, talking 
on the phone, and ignoring me. I was ready to walk out, but for some 
reason I stayed.
Finally, 15 minutes later, at exactly nine o’clock, rich dad walked out 
of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter.
“I understand you want a raise, or you’re going to quit,” rich dad 
said as he swiveled in his office chair.
“Well, you’re not keeping your end of the bargain,” I blurted out, 
nearly in tears. It was really frightening for me to confront a grown-up.
“You said that you would teach me if I worked for you. Well, I’ve 
worked for you. I’ve worked hard. I’ve given up my baseball games to 
work for you, but you haven’t kept your word, and you haven’t taught me anything.",0.0,"They smiled and slid down the couch to make 
room for me","They smiled and slid down the couch to make 
room for me"
3308,What did Mike's dad open at 8 o'clock on Saturday morning?,door,4.0,"At eight o’clock Saturday morning, I walked through the door of 
Mike’s house when Mike’s dad opened it.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_18,"Chapter One: Lesson 118
Waiting in Line on Saturday
I was ready to face Mike’s dad. Even my real dad was angry with 
him. My real dad, the one I call the poor one, thought that my rich dad 
was violating child labor laws and should be investigated.
My educated, poor dad told me to demand what I deserve—at least 
25 cents an hour. My poor dad told me that if I did not get a raise, I 
was to quit immediately.
“You don’t need that damned job anyway,” said my poor dad  
with indignation.
At eight o’clock Saturday morning, I walked through the door of 
Mike’s house when Mike’s dad opened it.
“Take a seat and wait in line,” he said as I entered. He turned and  
disappeared into his little office next to a bedroom.
I looked around the room and didn’t see Mike anywhere. Feeling 
awkward, I cautiously sat down next to the same two women who were 
there four weeks earlier. They smiled and slid down the couch to make 
room for me.
Forty-five minutes went by, and I was steaming. The two women 
had met with him and left 30 minutes earlier. An older gentleman was 
in there for 20 minutes and was also gone.
The house was empty, and here I sat in a musty, dark living room 
on a beautiful sunny Hawaiian day, waiting to talk to a cheapskate who 
exploited children. I could hear him rustling around the office, talking 
on the phone, and ignoring me. I was ready to walk out, but for some 
reason I stayed.
Finally, 15 minutes later, at exactly nine o’clock, rich dad walked out 
of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter.
“I understand you want a raise, or you’re going to quit,” rich dad 
said as he swiveled in his office chair.
“Well, you’re not keeping your end of the bargain,” I blurted out, 
nearly in tears. It was really frightening for me to confront a grown-up.
“You said that you would teach me if I worked for you. Well, I’ve 
worked for you. I’ve worked hard. I’ve given up my baseball games to 
work for you, but you haven’t kept your word, and you haven’t taught me anything.",0.0,"
Mike’s house","
Mike’s house"
3309,What was empty?,house,5.0,"The house was empty, and here I sat in a musty, dark living room 
on a beautiful sunny Hawaiian day, waiting to talk to a cheapskate who 
exploited children. At eight o’clock Saturday morning, I walked through the door of 
Mike’s house when Mike’s dad opened it.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_18,"Chapter One: Lesson 118
Waiting in Line on Saturday
I was ready to face Mike’s dad. Even my real dad was angry with 
him. My real dad, the one I call the poor one, thought that my rich dad 
was violating child labor laws and should be investigated.
My educated, poor dad told me to demand what I deserve—at least 
25 cents an hour. My poor dad told me that if I did not get a raise, I 
was to quit immediately.
“You don’t need that damned job anyway,” said my poor dad  
with indignation.
At eight o’clock Saturday morning, I walked through the door of 
Mike’s house when Mike’s dad opened it.
“Take a seat and wait in line,” he said as I entered. He turned and  
disappeared into his little office next to a bedroom.
I looked around the room and didn’t see Mike anywhere. Feeling 
awkward, I cautiously sat down next to the same two women who were 
there four weeks earlier. They smiled and slid down the couch to make 
room for me.
Forty-five minutes went by, and I was steaming. The two women 
had met with him and left 30 minutes earlier. An older gentleman was 
in there for 20 minutes and was also gone.
The house was empty, and here I sat in a musty, dark living room 
on a beautiful sunny Hawaiian day, waiting to talk to a cheapskate who 
exploited children. I could hear him rustling around the office, talking 
on the phone, and ignoring me. I was ready to walk out, but for some 
reason I stayed.
Finally, 15 minutes later, at exactly nine o’clock, rich dad walked out 
of his office, said nothing, and signaled with his hand for me to enter.
“I understand you want a raise, or you’re going to quit,” rich dad 
said as he swiveled in his office chair.
“Well, you’re not keeping your end of the bargain,” I blurted out, 
nearly in tears. It was really frightening for me to confront a grown-up.
“You said that you would teach me if I worked for you. Well, I’ve 
worked for you. I’ve worked hard. I’ve given up my baseball games to 
work for you, but you haven’t kept your word, and you haven’t taught me anything.",0.0,The house,The house
3310,What is it called when you are a crook?,crook,1.0,You are a crook like everyone in town thinks you are.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_19,"Rich Dad Poor Dad19
me anything. You are a crook like everyone in town thinks you are. 
You’re greedy. You want all the money and don’t take care of your 
employees. You made me wait and don’t show me any respect. I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",0.0,greedy,greedy
3311,What is the best way to sit in a chair?,swivel,2.0,"I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_19,"Rich Dad Poor Dad19
me anything. You are a crook like everyone in town thinks you are. 
You’re greedy. You want all the money and don’t take care of your 
employees. You made me wait and don’t show me any respect. I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",0.0,swivel,swivel
3312,You want all the money and don't take care of your employees?,employees,3.0,"You want all the money and don’t take care of your 
employees.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_19,"Rich Dad Poor Dad19
me anything. You are a crook like everyone in town thinks you are. 
You’re greedy. You want all the money and don’t take care of your 
employees. You made me wait and don’t show me any respect. I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",0.0,"
You’re greedy","
You’re greedy"
3313,What do you show me when I wait?,respect,4.0,You made me wait and don’t show me any respect.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_19,"Rich Dad Poor Dad19
me anything. You are a crook like everyone in town thinks you are. 
You’re greedy. You want all the money and don’t take care of your 
employees. You made me wait and don’t show me any respect. I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",0.0,respect,respect
3314,What do you do with your employees?,care,5.0,"You want all the money and don’t take care of your 
employees.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_19,"Rich Dad Poor Dad19
me anything. You are a crook like everyone in town thinks you are. 
You’re greedy. You want all the money and don’t take care of your 
employees. You made me wait and don’t show me any respect. I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",0.0,don’t take care,don’t take care
3315,What is the most popular place to think you are a crook?,town,6.0,You are a crook like everyone in town thinks you are.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_19,"Rich Dad Poor Dad19
me anything. You are a crook like everyone in town thinks you are. 
You’re greedy. You want all the money and don’t take care of your 
employees. You made me wait and don’t show me any respect. I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",0.0,everyone in town,everyone in town
3316,I'm only a little what?,boy,7.0,"I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_19,"Rich Dad Poor Dad19
me anything. You are a crook like everyone in town thinks you are. 
You’re greedy. You want all the money and don’t take care of your 
employees. You made me wait and don’t show me any respect. I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",0.0,boy,boy
3317,Who is talking about me?,man,8.0,"I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_19,"Rich Dad Poor Dad19
me anything. You are a crook like everyone in town thinks you are. 
You’re greedy. You want all the money and don’t take care of your 
employees. You made me wait and don’t show me any respect. I’m  
only a little boy, but I deserve to be treated better.”
Rich dad rocked back in his swivel chair,“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
3318,Who looked over at me to see if I was still listening?,rich dad,1.0,"You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. Most quit, and a few like 
you fight.”
Rich dad stood and shut the creaky old wooden window that 
needed repair.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_20,"Chapter One: Lesson 120
“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently. “Life 
pushing me around was life talking to me?” Now I knew I had to quit 
my job. I was talking to someone who needed to be locked up.
“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just 
continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life 
push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push 
back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They  
do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”
I had no idea what he was talking about.
“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others 
fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing 
them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to 
learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like 
you fight.”
Rich dad stood and shut the creaky old wooden window that 
needed repair. “If you learn this lesson, you will grow into a wise, 
wealthy, and happy young man. If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems. You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. His eyes 
met mine. We stared at each other, communicating through our eyes. 
Finally, I looked away once I had absorbed his message. I knew he 
was right. I was blaming him, and I did ask to learn. I was fighting.
Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you 
die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you 
because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that 
you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified 
of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was 
greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only 
you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”Our eyes met again.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
3319,"If you don't blame your job, low pay, or your boss for your problems, who do you blame for your problems?",boss,2.0,"If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems. But they push 
back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_20,"Chapter One: Lesson 120
“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently. “Life 
pushing me around was life talking to me?” Now I knew I had to quit 
my job. I was talking to someone who needed to be locked up.
“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just 
continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life 
push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push 
back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They  
do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”
I had no idea what he was talking about.
“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others 
fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing 
them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to 
learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like 
you fight.”
Rich dad stood and shut the creaky old wooden window that 
needed repair. “If you learn this lesson, you will grow into a wise, 
wealthy, and happy young man. If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems. You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. His eyes 
met mine. We stared at each other, communicating through our eyes. 
Finally, I looked away once I had absorbed his message. I knew he 
was right. I was blaming him, and I did ask to learn. I was fighting.
Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you 
die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you 
because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that 
you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified 
of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was 
greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only 
you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”Our eyes met again.",0.0,boring old man,boring old man
3320,"If you're that kind of person, you'll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Rich dad said, ""Or if you're the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.""",person,3.0,"If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_20,"Chapter One: Lesson 120
“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently. “Life 
pushing me around was life talking to me?” Now I knew I had to quit 
my job. I was talking to someone who needed to be locked up.
“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just 
continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life 
push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push 
back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They  
do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”
I had no idea what he was talking about.
“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others 
fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing 
them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to 
learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like 
you fight.”
Rich dad stood and shut the creaky old wooden window that 
needed repair. “If you learn this lesson, you will grow into a wise, 
wealthy, and happy young man. If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems. You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. His eyes 
met mine. We stared at each other, communicating through our eyes. 
Finally, I looked away once I had absorbed his message. I knew he 
was right. I was blaming him, and I did ask to learn. I was fighting.
Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you 
die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you 
because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that 
you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified 
of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was 
greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only 
you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”Our eyes met again.",0.0,"you 
die a boring old man","you 
die a boring old man"
3321,What do people blame for their problems?,job,4.0,"If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems. “Life 
pushing me around was life talking to me?” Now I knew I had to quit 
my job. But they push 
back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_20,"Chapter One: Lesson 120
“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently. “Life 
pushing me around was life talking to me?” Now I knew I had to quit 
my job. I was talking to someone who needed to be locked up.
“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just 
continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life 
push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push 
back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They  
do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”
I had no idea what he was talking about.
“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others 
fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing 
them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to 
learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like 
you fight.”
Rich dad stood and shut the creaky old wooden window that 
needed repair. “If you learn this lesson, you will grow into a wise, 
wealthy, and happy young man. If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems. You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. His eyes 
met mine. We stared at each other, communicating through our eyes. 
Finally, I looked away once I had absorbed his message. I knew he 
was right. I was blaming him, and I did ask to learn. I was fighting.
Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you 
die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you 
because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that 
you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified 
of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was 
greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only 
you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”Our eyes met again.",0.0,"a job, low pay, or your boss","a job, low pay, or your boss"
3322,"If you don't blame your boss for your money, what will you be doing?",problems,5.0,"You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_20,"Chapter One: Lesson 120
“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently. “Life 
pushing me around was life talking to me?” Now I knew I had to quit 
my job. I was talking to someone who needed to be locked up.
“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just 
continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life 
push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push 
back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They  
do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”
I had no idea what he was talking about.
“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others 
fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing 
them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to 
learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like 
you fight.”
Rich dad stood and shut the creaky old wooden window that 
needed repair. “If you learn this lesson, you will grow into a wise, 
wealthy, and happy young man. If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems. You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. His eyes 
met mine. We stared at each other, communicating through our eyes. 
Finally, I looked away once I had absorbed his message. I knew he 
was right. I was blaming him, and I did ask to learn. I was fighting.
Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you 
die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you 
because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that 
you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified 
of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was 
greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only 
you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”Our eyes met again.",0.0,"You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break","You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break"
3323,"If you're that person, you'll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Rich dad said, ""Or if you're the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.""",kind,6.0,"If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_20,"Chapter One: Lesson 120
“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently. “Life 
pushing me around was life talking to me?” Now I knew I had to quit 
my job. I was talking to someone who needed to be locked up.
“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just 
continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life 
push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push 
back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They  
do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”
I had no idea what he was talking about.
“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others 
fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing 
them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to 
learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like 
you fight.”
Rich dad stood and shut the creaky old wooden window that 
needed repair. “If you learn this lesson, you will grow into a wise, 
wealthy, and happy young man. If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems. You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. His eyes 
met mine. We stared at each other, communicating through our eyes. 
Finally, I looked away once I had absorbed his message. I knew he 
was right. I was blaming him, and I did ask to learn. I was fighting.
Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you 
die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you 
because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that 
you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified 
of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was 
greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only 
you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”Our eyes met again.",0.0,"you 
die a boring old man","you 
die a boring old man"
3324,"If you're the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time what pushes you?",life,7.0,"You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_20,"Chapter One: Lesson 120
“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently. “Life 
pushing me around was life talking to me?” Now I knew I had to quit 
my job. I was talking to someone who needed to be locked up.
“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just 
continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life 
push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push 
back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They  
do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”
I had no idea what he was talking about.
“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others 
fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing 
them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to 
learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like 
you fight.”
Rich dad stood and shut the creaky old wooden window that 
needed repair. “If you learn this lesson, you will grow into a wise, 
wealthy, and happy young man. If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems. You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. His eyes 
met mine. We stared at each other, communicating through our eyes. 
Finally, I looked away once I had absorbed his message. I knew he 
was right. I was blaming him, and I did ask to learn. I was fighting.
Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you 
die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you 
because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that 
you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified 
of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was 
greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only 
you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”Our eyes met again.",0.0,life,life
3325,What is the man talking about?,man,8.0,"“If you learn this lesson, you will grow into a wise, 
wealthy, and happy young man. Chapter One: Lesson 120
“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently. Then you 
die a boring old man.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_20,"Chapter One: Lesson 120
“What is this man talking about?” I asked myself silently. “Life 
pushing me around was life talking to me?” Now I knew I had to quit 
my job. I was talking to someone who needed to be locked up.
“If you learn life’s lessons, you will do well. If not, life will just 
continue to push you around. People do two things. Some just let life 
push them around. Others get angry and push back. But they push 
back against their boss, or their job, or their husband or wife. They  
do not know it’s life that’s pushing.”
I had no idea what he was talking about.
“Life pushes all of us around. Some people give up and others 
fight. A few learn the lesson and move on. They welcome life pushing 
them around. To these few people, it means they need and want to 
learn something. They learn and move on. Most quit, and a few like 
you fight.”
Rich dad stood and shut the creaky old wooden window that 
needed repair. “If you learn this lesson, you will grow into a wise, 
wealthy, and happy young man. If you don’t, you will spend your  
life blaming a job, low pay, or your boss for your problems. You’ll  
live life always hoping for that big break that will solve all your  
money problems.”
Rich dad looked over at me to see if I was still listening. His eyes 
met mine. We stared at each other, communicating through our eyes. 
Finally, I looked away once I had absorbed his message. I knew he 
was right. I was blaming him, and I did ask to learn. I was fighting.
Rich dad continued, “Or if you’re the kind of person who has 
no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you’re that 
kind of person, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right 
things, saving yourself for some event that never happens. Then you 
die a boring old man. You’ll have lots of friends who really like you 
because you were such a nice hardworking guy. But the truth is that 
you let life push you into submission. Deep down you were terrified 
of taking risks. You really wanted to win, but the fear of losing was 
greater than the excitement of winning. Deep inside, you and only 
you will know you didn’t go for it. You chose to play it safe.”Our eyes met again.",0.0,"Life 
pushing me around","Life 
pushing me around"
3326,Who laughed and laughed heartily?,dad,1.0,"“That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?”
Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. “But you only pay me 10 cents.”
“So what are you learning?” rich dad asked, smiling. “Don’t blame me for your problems,” rich dad said, growing impatient.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_21,"Rich Dad Poor Dad21
Our eyes met again.
“You’ve been pushing me around?” I asked.
“Some people might say that,” smiled rich dad. “I would say that  
I just gave you a taste of life.” 
“What taste of life?” I asked, still angry, but now curious and 
ready to learn.
“You boys are the first people who have ever asked me to teach 
them how to make money. I have more than 150 employees, and not 
one of them has asked me what I know about money. They ask me for 
a job and a paycheck, but never to teach them about money. So most 
will spend the best years of their lives working for money, not really 
understanding what it is they are working for.”
I sat there listening intently.
“So when Mike told me you wanted to learn how to make money,  
I decided to design a course that mirrored real life. I could talk until 
I was blue in the face, but you wouldn’t hear a thing. So I decided to 
let life push you around a bit so you could hear me. That’s why I only 
paid you 10 cents.”
“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an 
hour?” I asked. “That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?”
Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. Finally he said, 
“You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking 
I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to 
change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can 
change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want 
everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, 
it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“Don’t blame me for your problems,” rich dad said, growing impatient.
“But you only pay me 10 cents.”
“So what are you learning?” rich dad asked, smiling.
“That you’re cheap,” I said with a sly grin.
“See, you think I’m the problem,” said rich dad.“But you are.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
3327,How much did you pay me for working for 10 cents an hour?,cents,2.0,"That’s why I only 
paid you 10 cents.”
“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an 
hour?” I asked. That’s why I only 
paid you 10 cents.”
“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an 
hour?” I asked. “But you only pay me 10 cents.”
“So what are you learning?” rich dad asked, smiling.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_21,"Rich Dad Poor Dad21
Our eyes met again.
“You’ve been pushing me around?” I asked.
“Some people might say that,” smiled rich dad. “I would say that  
I just gave you a taste of life.” 
“What taste of life?” I asked, still angry, but now curious and 
ready to learn.
“You boys are the first people who have ever asked me to teach 
them how to make money. I have more than 150 employees, and not 
one of them has asked me what I know about money. They ask me for 
a job and a paycheck, but never to teach them about money. So most 
will spend the best years of their lives working for money, not really 
understanding what it is they are working for.”
I sat there listening intently.
“So when Mike told me you wanted to learn how to make money,  
I decided to design a course that mirrored real life. I could talk until 
I was blue in the face, but you wouldn’t hear a thing. So I decided to 
let life push you around a bit so you could hear me. That’s why I only 
paid you 10 cents.”
“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an 
hour?” I asked. “That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?”
Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. Finally he said, 
“You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking 
I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to 
change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can 
change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want 
everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, 
it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“Don’t blame me for your problems,” rich dad said, growing impatient.
“But you only pay me 10 cents.”
“So what are you learning?” rich dad asked, smiling.
“That you’re cheap,” I said with a sly grin.
“See, you think I’m the problem,” said rich dad.“But you are.",0.0,you’re cheap and exploit your workers,you’re cheap and exploit your workers
3328,What did I say I just gave you a taste of life?,taste,3.0,"“I would say that  
I just gave you a taste of life.” 
“What taste of life?” I asked, still angry, but now curious and 
ready to learn. “I would say that  
I just gave you a taste of life.” 
“What taste of life?” I asked, still angry, but now curious and 
ready to learn.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_21,"Rich Dad Poor Dad21
Our eyes met again.
“You’ve been pushing me around?” I asked.
“Some people might say that,” smiled rich dad. “I would say that  
I just gave you a taste of life.” 
“What taste of life?” I asked, still angry, but now curious and 
ready to learn.
“You boys are the first people who have ever asked me to teach 
them how to make money. I have more than 150 employees, and not 
one of them has asked me what I know about money. They ask me for 
a job and a paycheck, but never to teach them about money. So most 
will spend the best years of their lives working for money, not really 
understanding what it is they are working for.”
I sat there listening intently.
“So when Mike told me you wanted to learn how to make money,  
I decided to design a course that mirrored real life. I could talk until 
I was blue in the face, but you wouldn’t hear a thing. So I decided to 
let life push you around a bit so you could hear me. That’s why I only 
paid you 10 cents.”
“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an 
hour?” I asked. “That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?”
Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. Finally he said, 
“You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking 
I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to 
change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can 
change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want 
everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, 
it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“Don’t blame me for your problems,” rich dad said, growing impatient.
“But you only pay me 10 cents.”
“So what are you learning?” rich dad asked, smiling.
“That you’re cheap,” I said with a sly grin.
“See, you think I’m the problem,” said rich dad.“But you are.",0.0, , 
3329,What are the best years of your life?,lives,4.0,"So most 
will spend the best years of their lives working for money, not really 
understanding what it is they are working for.”
I sat there listening intently.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_21,"Rich Dad Poor Dad21
Our eyes met again.
“You’ve been pushing me around?” I asked.
“Some people might say that,” smiled rich dad. “I would say that  
I just gave you a taste of life.” 
“What taste of life?” I asked, still angry, but now curious and 
ready to learn.
“You boys are the first people who have ever asked me to teach 
them how to make money. I have more than 150 employees, and not 
one of them has asked me what I know about money. They ask me for 
a job and a paycheck, but never to teach them about money. So most 
will spend the best years of their lives working for money, not really 
understanding what it is they are working for.”
I sat there listening intently.
“So when Mike told me you wanted to learn how to make money,  
I decided to design a course that mirrored real life. I could talk until 
I was blue in the face, but you wouldn’t hear a thing. So I decided to 
let life push you around a bit so you could hear me. That’s why I only 
paid you 10 cents.”
“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an 
hour?” I asked. “That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?”
Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. Finally he said, 
“You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking 
I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to 
change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can 
change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want 
everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, 
it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“Don’t blame me for your problems,” rich dad said, growing impatient.
“But you only pay me 10 cents.”
“So what are you learning?” rich dad asked, smiling.
“That you’re cheap,” I said with a sly grin.
“See, you think I’m the problem,” said rich dad.“But you are.",0.0,working for money,working for money
3330,What do most people spend their best years working for?,money,5.0,"So most 
will spend the best years of their lives working for money, not really 
understanding what it is they are working for.”
I sat there listening intently. “So when Mike told me you wanted to learn how to make money,  
I decided to design a course that mirrored real life. I have more than 150 employees, and not 
one of them has asked me what I know about money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_21,"Rich Dad Poor Dad21
Our eyes met again.
“You’ve been pushing me around?” I asked.
“Some people might say that,” smiled rich dad. “I would say that  
I just gave you a taste of life.” 
“What taste of life?” I asked, still angry, but now curious and 
ready to learn.
“You boys are the first people who have ever asked me to teach 
them how to make money. I have more than 150 employees, and not 
one of them has asked me what I know about money. They ask me for 
a job and a paycheck, but never to teach them about money. So most 
will spend the best years of their lives working for money, not really 
understanding what it is they are working for.”
I sat there listening intently.
“So when Mike told me you wanted to learn how to make money,  
I decided to design a course that mirrored real life. I could talk until 
I was blue in the face, but you wouldn’t hear a thing. So I decided to 
let life push you around a bit so you could hear me. That’s why I only 
paid you 10 cents.”
“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an 
hour?” I asked. “That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?”
Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. Finally he said, 
“You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking 
I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to 
change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can 
change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want 
everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, 
it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“Don’t blame me for your problems,” rich dad said, growing impatient.
“But you only pay me 10 cents.”
“So what are you learning?” rich dad asked, smiling.
“That you’re cheap,” I said with a sly grin.
“See, you think I’m the problem,” said rich dad.“But you are.",0.0,money,money
3331,"If you realize that you are the problem, then you can change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser.",problem,6.0,"If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can 
change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. “See, you think I’m the problem,” said rich dad.“But you are. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to 
change me.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_21,"Rich Dad Poor Dad21
Our eyes met again.
“You’ve been pushing me around?” I asked.
“Some people might say that,” smiled rich dad. “I would say that  
I just gave you a taste of life.” 
“What taste of life?” I asked, still angry, but now curious and 
ready to learn.
“You boys are the first people who have ever asked me to teach 
them how to make money. I have more than 150 employees, and not 
one of them has asked me what I know about money. They ask me for 
a job and a paycheck, but never to teach them about money. So most 
will spend the best years of their lives working for money, not really 
understanding what it is they are working for.”
I sat there listening intently.
“So when Mike told me you wanted to learn how to make money,  
I decided to design a course that mirrored real life. I could talk until 
I was blue in the face, but you wouldn’t hear a thing. So I decided to 
let life push you around a bit so you could hear me. That’s why I only 
paid you 10 cents.”
“So what is the lesson I learned from working for only 10 cents an 
hour?” I asked. “That you’re cheap and exploit your workers?”
Rich dad rocked back and laughed heartily. Finally he said, 
“You’d best change your point of view. Stop blaming me and thinking 
I’m the problem. If you think I’m the problem, then you have to 
change me. If you realize that you’re the problem, then you can 
change yourself, learn something, and grow wiser. Most people want 
everyone else in the world to change but themselves. Let me tell you, 
it’s easier to change yourself than everyone else.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“Don’t blame me for your problems,” rich dad said, growing impatient.
“But you only pay me 10 cents.”
“So what are you learning?” rich dad asked, smiling.
“That you’re cheap,” I said with a sly grin.
“See, you think I’m the problem,” said rich dad.“But you are.",0.0,"
change me","
change me"
3332,Who recommended that I do what he did?,dad,1.0,"Keep the  
attitude that I’m the problem and what choices do you have?”
“Well, if you don’t pay me more orMy highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_22,"Chapter One: Lesson 122
“But you are.”
“Well, keep that attitude and you’ll learn nothing. Keep the  
attitude that I’m the problem and what choices do you have?”
“Well, if you don’t pay me more orMy highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did.",0.0,orMy highly educated dad,orMy highly educated dad
3333,What do you have that you don't have?,choices,2.0,"Keep the  
attitude that I’m the problem and what choices do you have?”
“Well, if you don’t pay me more orMy highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_22,"Chapter One: Lesson 122
“But you are.”
“Well, keep that attitude and you’ll learn nothing. Keep the  
attitude that I’m the problem and what choices do you have?”
“Well, if you don’t pay me more orMy highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did.",0.0,choices,choices
3334,What is chapter one of the book?,lesson,3.0,"Chapter One: Lesson 122
“But you are.”
“Well, keep that attitude and you’ll learn nothing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_22,"Chapter One: Lesson 122
“But you are.”
“Well, keep that attitude and you’ll learn nothing. Keep the  
attitude that I’m the problem and what choices do you have?”
“Well, if you don’t pay me more orMy highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did.",0.0,Lesson 122,Lesson 122
3335,Who wanted me to learn how money works?,dad,1.0,"And make sure it has excellent 
benefits.” My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I 
could make it work for me. “You see, your dad went to school 
and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. My rich dad continued my first lesson, “I’m glad you got angry 
about working for 10 cents an hour.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_23,"Rich Dad Poor Dad23
My highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did. 
“Son, I want you to study hard, get good grades, so you can find a  
safe, secure job with a big company. And make sure it has excellent 
benefits.” My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I 
could make it work for me.
These lessons I would learn through life with his guidance, not 
because of a classroom.
My rich dad continued my first lesson, “I’m glad you got angry 
about working for 10 cents an hour. If you hadn’t got angry and had 
simply accepted it, I would have to tell you that I could not teach you. 
You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger 
is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. 
When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel 
secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”
“So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because  
I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I  
say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”
“But don’t you feel you should pay them more?” I asked.
“I don’t have to. And besides, more money will not solve their 
problems. Just look at your dad. He makes a lot of money, and he  
still can’t pay his bills. Most people, given more money, only get into 
more debt.”
“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part  
of the lesson.”
“That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school 
and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But 
he still has money problems because he never learned anything about 
money in school. On top of that, he believes in working for money.”
“And you don’t?” I asked.
“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for 
money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. 
But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will 
teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
3336,"What would I learn through life with his guidance, not because of a classroom?",lessons,2.0,"These lessons I would learn through life with his guidance, not 
because of a classroom.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_23,"Rich Dad Poor Dad23
My highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did. 
“Son, I want you to study hard, get good grades, so you can find a  
safe, secure job with a big company. And make sure it has excellent 
benefits.” My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I 
could make it work for me.
These lessons I would learn through life with his guidance, not 
because of a classroom.
My rich dad continued my first lesson, “I’m glad you got angry 
about working for 10 cents an hour. If you hadn’t got angry and had 
simply accepted it, I would have to tell you that I could not teach you. 
You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger 
is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. 
When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel 
secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”
“So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because  
I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I  
say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”
“But don’t you feel you should pay them more?” I asked.
“I don’t have to. And besides, more money will not solve their 
problems. Just look at your dad. He makes a lot of money, and he  
still can’t pay his bills. Most people, given more money, only get into 
more debt.”
“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part  
of the lesson.”
“That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school 
and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But 
he still has money problems because he never learned anything about 
money in school. On top of that, he believes in working for money.”
“And you don’t?” I asked.
“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for 
money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. 
But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will 
teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.",0.0,lessons,lessons
3337,What is a big part of the formula for passion and love combined?,anger,3.0,"Anger 
is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. Anger 
is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_23,"Rich Dad Poor Dad23
My highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did. 
“Son, I want you to study hard, get good grades, so you can find a  
safe, secure job with a big company. And make sure it has excellent 
benefits.” My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I 
could make it work for me.
These lessons I would learn through life with his guidance, not 
because of a classroom.
My rich dad continued my first lesson, “I’m glad you got angry 
about working for 10 cents an hour. If you hadn’t got angry and had 
simply accepted it, I would have to tell you that I could not teach you. 
You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger 
is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. 
When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel 
secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”
“So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because  
I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I  
say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”
“But don’t you feel you should pay them more?” I asked.
“I don’t have to. And besides, more money will not solve their 
problems. Just look at your dad. He makes a lot of money, and he  
still can’t pay his bills. Most people, given more money, only get into 
more debt.”
“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part  
of the lesson.”
“That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school 
and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But 
he still has money problems because he never learned anything about 
money in school. On top of that, he believes in working for money.”
“And you don’t?” I asked.
“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for 
money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. 
But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will 
teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.",0.0,Anger,Anger
3338,What do you want to find if you study hard and get good grades?,job,4.0,"“Son, I want you to study hard, get good grades, so you can find a  
safe, secure job with a big company. “You see, your dad went to school 
and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_23,"Rich Dad Poor Dad23
My highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did. 
“Son, I want you to study hard, get good grades, so you can find a  
safe, secure job with a big company. And make sure it has excellent 
benefits.” My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I 
could make it work for me.
These lessons I would learn through life with his guidance, not 
because of a classroom.
My rich dad continued my first lesson, “I’m glad you got angry 
about working for 10 cents an hour. If you hadn’t got angry and had 
simply accepted it, I would have to tell you that I could not teach you. 
You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger 
is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. 
When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel 
secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”
“So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because  
I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I  
say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”
“But don’t you feel you should pay them more?” I asked.
“I don’t have to. And besides, more money will not solve their 
problems. Just look at your dad. He makes a lot of money, and he  
still can’t pay his bills. Most people, given more money, only get into 
more debt.”
“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part  
of the lesson.”
“That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school 
and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But 
he still has money problems because he never learned anything about 
money in school. On top of that, he believes in working for money.”
“And you don’t?” I asked.
“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for 
money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. 
But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will 
teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.",0.0,"a  
safe, secure job with a big company","a  
safe, secure job with a big company"
3339,What does my rich dad want me to learn about?,money,5.0,"And make sure it has excellent 
benefits.” My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I 
could make it work for me. Most people, given more money, only get into 
more debt.”
“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. But 
he still has money problems because he never learned anything about 
money in school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_23,"Rich Dad Poor Dad23
My highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did. 
“Son, I want you to study hard, get good grades, so you can find a  
safe, secure job with a big company. And make sure it has excellent 
benefits.” My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I 
could make it work for me.
These lessons I would learn through life with his guidance, not 
because of a classroom.
My rich dad continued my first lesson, “I’m glad you got angry 
about working for 10 cents an hour. If you hadn’t got angry and had 
simply accepted it, I would have to tell you that I could not teach you. 
You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger 
is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. 
When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel 
secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”
“So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because  
I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I  
say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”
“But don’t you feel you should pay them more?” I asked.
“I don’t have to. And besides, more money will not solve their 
problems. Just look at your dad. He makes a lot of money, and he  
still can’t pay his bills. Most people, given more money, only get into 
more debt.”
“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part  
of the lesson.”
“That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school 
and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But 
he still has money problems because he never learned anything about 
money in school. On top of that, he believes in working for money.”
“And you don’t?” I asked.
“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for 
money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. 
But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will 
teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.",0.0,how money works,how money works
3340,What did your dad go to and got an excellent education?,school,6.0,"“You see, your dad went to school 
and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But 
he still has money problems because he never learned anything about 
money in school. “If you want to learn to work for 
money, then stay in school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_23,"Rich Dad Poor Dad23
My highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did. 
“Son, I want you to study hard, get good grades, so you can find a  
safe, secure job with a big company. And make sure it has excellent 
benefits.” My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I 
could make it work for me.
These lessons I would learn through life with his guidance, not 
because of a classroom.
My rich dad continued my first lesson, “I’m glad you got angry 
about working for 10 cents an hour. If you hadn’t got angry and had 
simply accepted it, I would have to tell you that I could not teach you. 
You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger 
is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. 
When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel 
secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”
“So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because  
I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I  
say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”
“But don’t you feel you should pay them more?” I asked.
“I don’t have to. And besides, more money will not solve their 
problems. Just look at your dad. He makes a lot of money, and he  
still can’t pay his bills. Most people, given more money, only get into 
more debt.”
“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part  
of the lesson.”
“That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school 
and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But 
he still has money problems because he never learned anything about 
money in school. On top of that, he believes in working for money.”
“And you don’t?” I asked.
“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for 
money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. 
But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will 
teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.",0.0,school,school
3341,Who do I exploit because I don't pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government?,people,7.0,"Most people, given more money, only get into 
more debt.”
“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “Some people say I exploit people because  
I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. “Some people say I exploit people because  
I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_23,"Rich Dad Poor Dad23
My highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did. 
“Son, I want you to study hard, get good grades, so you can find a  
safe, secure job with a big company. And make sure it has excellent 
benefits.” My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I 
could make it work for me.
These lessons I would learn through life with his guidance, not 
because of a classroom.
My rich dad continued my first lesson, “I’m glad you got angry 
about working for 10 cents an hour. If you hadn’t got angry and had 
simply accepted it, I would have to tell you that I could not teach you. 
You see, true learning takes energy, passion, and a burning desire. Anger 
is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combined. 
When it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel 
secure. So passion does not direct them. Fear does.”
“So is that why they’ll take jobs with low pay?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Some people say I exploit people because  
I don’t pay as much as the sugar plantation or the government. I  
say the people exploit themselves. It’s their fear, not mine.”
“But don’t you feel you should pay them more?” I asked.
“I don’t have to. And besides, more money will not solve their 
problems. Just look at your dad. He makes a lot of money, and he  
still can’t pay his bills. Most people, given more money, only get into 
more debt.”
“So that’s why the 10 cents an hour,” I said, smiling. “It’s a part  
of the lesson.”
“That’s right,” smiled rich dad. “You see, your dad went to school 
and got an excellent education, so he could get a high-paying job. But 
he still has money problems because he never learned anything about 
money in school. On top of that, he believes in working for money.”
“And you don’t?” I asked.
“No, not really,” said rich dad. “If you want to learn to work for 
money, then stay in school. That is a great place to learn to do that. 
But if you want to learn how to have money work for you, then I will 
teach you that. But only if you want to learn.”“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.",0.0,themselves,themselves
3342,What is the reason I don't understand how to work for money?,dad,1.0,"“No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown. “If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said 
rich dad. I’ve been teaching you from afar,” my rich 
dad said.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_24,"Chapter One: Lesson 124
“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.
“No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown.
“Don’t worry about that for now. Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, 
and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—
and then get angry at their boss.”
“Learning to have money work for you is a completely different 
course of study?” I asked.
“Absolutely,” rich dad answered. “Absolutely.”
We sat in silence on that beautiful Hawaiian Saturday morning. My 
friends had just started their Little League baseball game, but for some 
reason I was now thankful I had decided to work for 10 cents an hour. 
I sensed that I was about to learn something my friends wouldn’t learn 
in school.
“Ready to learn?” asked rich dad.
“Absolutely,” I said with a grin.
“I have kept my promise. I’ve been teaching you from afar,” my rich 
dad said. “At nine years old, you’ve gotten a taste of what it feels like to 
work for money. Just multiply your last month by fifty years and you 
will have an idea of what most people spend their life doing.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and 
once to ask for more money?”
“Terrible,” I said.
“If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said 
rich dad.
“And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in 
your hand for three hours of work?”“I felt like it wasn’t enough.",0.0,fear,fear
3343,What do most people become to money?,slave,2.0,"Most people become a slave to money—
and then get angry at their boss.”
“Learning to have money work for you is a completely different 
course of study?” I asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_24,"Chapter One: Lesson 124
“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.
“No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown.
“Don’t worry about that for now. Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, 
and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—
and then get angry at their boss.”
“Learning to have money work for you is a completely different 
course of study?” I asked.
“Absolutely,” rich dad answered. “Absolutely.”
We sat in silence on that beautiful Hawaiian Saturday morning. My 
friends had just started their Little League baseball game, but for some 
reason I was now thankful I had decided to work for 10 cents an hour. 
I sensed that I was about to learn something my friends wouldn’t learn 
in school.
“Ready to learn?” asked rich dad.
“Absolutely,” I said with a grin.
“I have kept my promise. I’ve been teaching you from afar,” my rich 
dad said. “At nine years old, you’ve gotten a taste of what it feels like to 
work for money. Just multiply your last month by fifty years and you 
will have an idea of what most people spend their life doing.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and 
once to ask for more money?”
“Terrible,” I said.
“If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said 
rich dad.
“And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in 
your hand for three hours of work?”“I felt like it wasn’t enough.",0.0,a slave,a slave
3344,What is the main reason most people work for money?,fear,3.0,"“No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown. Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over. Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_24,"Chapter One: Lesson 124
“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.
“No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown.
“Don’t worry about that for now. Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, 
and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—
and then get angry at their boss.”
“Learning to have money work for you is a completely different 
course of study?” I asked.
“Absolutely,” rich dad answered. “Absolutely.”
We sat in silence on that beautiful Hawaiian Saturday morning. My 
friends had just started their Little League baseball game, but for some 
reason I was now thankful I had decided to work for 10 cents an hour. 
I sensed that I was about to learn something my friends wouldn’t learn 
in school.
“Ready to learn?” asked rich dad.
“Absolutely,” I said with a grin.
“I have kept my promise. I’ve been teaching you from afar,” my rich 
dad said. “At nine years old, you’ve gotten a taste of what it feels like to 
work for money. Just multiply your last month by fifty years and you 
will have an idea of what most people spend their life doing.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and 
once to ask for more money?”
“Terrible,” I said.
“If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said 
rich dad.
“And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in 
your hand for three hours of work?”“I felt like it wasn’t enough.",0.0,fear,fear
3345,How long did it take to work for 10 cents?,hour,4.0,"My 
friends had just started their Little League baseball game, but for some 
reason I was now thankful I had decided to work for 10 cents an hour.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_24,"Chapter One: Lesson 124
“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.
“No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown.
“Don’t worry about that for now. Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, 
and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—
and then get angry at their boss.”
“Learning to have money work for you is a completely different 
course of study?” I asked.
“Absolutely,” rich dad answered. “Absolutely.”
We sat in silence on that beautiful Hawaiian Saturday morning. My 
friends had just started their Little League baseball game, but for some 
reason I was now thankful I had decided to work for 10 cents an hour. 
I sensed that I was about to learn something my friends wouldn’t learn 
in school.
“Ready to learn?” asked rich dad.
“Absolutely,” I said with a grin.
“I have kept my promise. I’ve been teaching you from afar,” my rich 
dad said. “At nine years old, you’ve gotten a taste of what it feels like to 
work for money. Just multiply your last month by fifty years and you 
will have an idea of what most people spend their life doing.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and 
once to ask for more money?”
“Terrible,” I said.
“If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said 
rich dad.
“And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in 
your hand for three hours of work?”“I felt like it wasn’t enough.",0.0,"
money","
money"
3346,Who just started their Little League baseball game?,friends,5.0,"My 
friends had just started their Little League baseball game, but for some 
reason I was now thankful I had decided to work for 10 cents an hour. I sensed that I was about to learn something my friends wouldn’t learn 
in school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_24,"Chapter One: Lesson 124
“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.
“No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown.
“Don’t worry about that for now. Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, 
and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—
and then get angry at their boss.”
“Learning to have money work for you is a completely different 
course of study?” I asked.
“Absolutely,” rich dad answered. “Absolutely.”
We sat in silence on that beautiful Hawaiian Saturday morning. My 
friends had just started their Little League baseball game, but for some 
reason I was now thankful I had decided to work for 10 cents an hour. 
I sensed that I was about to learn something my friends wouldn’t learn 
in school.
“Ready to learn?” asked rich dad.
“Absolutely,” I said with a grin.
“I have kept my promise. I’ve been teaching you from afar,” my rich 
dad said. “At nine years old, you’ve gotten a taste of what it feels like to 
work for money. Just multiply your last month by fifty years and you 
will have an idea of what most people spend their life doing.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and 
once to ask for more money?”
“Terrible,” I said.
“If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said 
rich dad.
“And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in 
your hand for three hours of work?”“I felt like it wasn’t enough.",0.0,"My 
friends","My 
friends"
3347,Why did rich dad say it's easier to learn to work for money?,money,6.0,"“No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown. “No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown. Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_24,"Chapter One: Lesson 124
“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.
“No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown.
“Don’t worry about that for now. Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, 
and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—
and then get angry at their boss.”
“Learning to have money work for you is a completely different 
course of study?” I asked.
“Absolutely,” rich dad answered. “Absolutely.”
We sat in silence on that beautiful Hawaiian Saturday morning. My 
friends had just started their Little League baseball game, but for some 
reason I was now thankful I had decided to work for 10 cents an hour. 
I sensed that I was about to learn something my friends wouldn’t learn 
in school.
“Ready to learn?” asked rich dad.
“Absolutely,” I said with a grin.
“I have kept my promise. I’ve been teaching you from afar,” my rich 
dad said. “At nine years old, you’ve gotten a taste of what it feels like to 
work for money. Just multiply your last month by fifty years and you 
will have an idea of what most people spend their life doing.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and 
once to ask for more money?”
“Terrible,” I said.
“If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said 
rich dad.
“And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in 
your hand for three hours of work?”“I felt like it wasn’t enough.",0.0,"
money","
money"
3348,What do most people become slaves to money and then get angry at their boss?,people,7.0,"Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over. Most people become a slave to money—
and then get angry at their boss.”
“Learning to have money work for you is a completely different 
course of study?” I asked. Just multiply your last month by fifty years and you 
will have an idea of what most people spend their life doing.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_24,"Chapter One: Lesson 124
“Wouldn’t everyone want to learn that?” I asked.
“No,” said rich dad, “simply because it’s easier to learn to work for 
money, especially if fear is your primary emotion when the subject of 
money is discussed.”
“I don’t understand,” I said with a frown.
“Don’t worry about that for now. Just know that it’s fear that keeps 
most people working at a job: the fear of not paying their bills, the fear 
of being fired, the fear of not having enough money, and the fear of 
starting over. That’s the price of studying to learn a profession or trade, 
and then working for money. Most people become a slave to money—
and then get angry at their boss.”
“Learning to have money work for you is a completely different 
course of study?” I asked.
“Absolutely,” rich dad answered. “Absolutely.”
We sat in silence on that beautiful Hawaiian Saturday morning. My 
friends had just started their Little League baseball game, but for some 
reason I was now thankful I had decided to work for 10 cents an hour. 
I sensed that I was about to learn something my friends wouldn’t learn 
in school.
“Ready to learn?” asked rich dad.
“Absolutely,” I said with a grin.
“I have kept my promise. I’ve been teaching you from afar,” my rich 
dad said. “At nine years old, you’ve gotten a taste of what it feels like to 
work for money. Just multiply your last month by fifty years and you 
will have an idea of what most people spend their life doing.”
“I don’t understand,” I said.
“How did you feel waiting in line to see me, once to get hired and 
once to ask for more money?”
“Terrible,” I said.
“If you choose to work for money, that is what life will be like,” said 
rich dad.
“And how did you feel when Mrs. Martin dropped three dimes in 
your hand for three hours of work?”“I felt like it wasn’t enough.",0.0,"
money","
money"
3349,How do I learn to have money work for me?,money work,1.0,"They think 
that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their 
lack of financial education that is the problem.”
“So my dad has tax problems because he doesn’t understand 
money?” I asked, confused.how to have money work for you. Learning how to have money work 
for you is a lifetime study.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_25,"Rich Dad Poor Dad25
“I felt like it wasn’t enough. It seemed like nothing. I was 
disappointed,” I said.
“And that is how most employees feel when they look at their 
paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken 
out. At least you got 100 percent.”
“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked  
with amazement.
“Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its  
share first.”
“How do they do that?” I asked.
“Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re  
taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed  
when you die.” 
“Why do people let the government do that to them?”
“The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “The poor and the 
middle class do. I’ll bet you that I earn more than your dad, yet he 
pays more in taxes.”
“How can that be?” I asked. At my age, that made no sense to me. 
“Why would someone let the government do that to them?”
Rich dad rocked slowly and silently in his chair, just looking at me.
“Ready to learn?” he asked. 
I nodded my head slowly.
“As I said, there is a lot to learn. Learning how to have money work 
for you is a lifetime study. Most people go to college for four years, 
and their education ends. I already know that my study of money will 
continue over my lifetime, simply because the more I find out, the 
more I find out I need to know. Most people never study the subject. 
They go to work, get their paycheck, balance their checkbooks, and 
that’s it. Then they wonder why they have money problems. They think 
that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their 
lack of financial education that is the problem.”
“So my dad has tax problems because he doesn’t understand 
money?” I asked, confused.how to have money work for you.",0.0,a lifetime study,a lifetime study
3350,Who is taxed when he dies?,dad,2.0,"They think 
that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their 
lack of financial education that is the problem.”
“So my dad has tax problems because he doesn’t understand 
money?” I asked, confused.how to have money work for you. You’re taxed  
when you die.” 
“Why do people let the government do that to them?”
“The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “Why would someone let the government do that to them?”
Rich dad rocked slowly and silently in his chair, just looking at me.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_25,"Rich Dad Poor Dad25
“I felt like it wasn’t enough. It seemed like nothing. I was 
disappointed,” I said.
“And that is how most employees feel when they look at their 
paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken 
out. At least you got 100 percent.”
“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked  
with amazement.
“Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its  
share first.”
“How do they do that?” I asked.
“Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re  
taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed  
when you die.” 
“Why do people let the government do that to them?”
“The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “The poor and the 
middle class do. I’ll bet you that I earn more than your dad, yet he 
pays more in taxes.”
“How can that be?” I asked. At my age, that made no sense to me. 
“Why would someone let the government do that to them?”
Rich dad rocked slowly and silently in his chair, just looking at me.
“Ready to learn?” he asked. 
I nodded my head slowly.
“As I said, there is a lot to learn. Learning how to have money work 
for you is a lifetime study. Most people go to college for four years, 
and their education ends. I already know that my study of money will 
continue over my lifetime, simply because the more I find out, the 
more I find out I need to know. Most people never study the subject. 
They go to work, get their paycheck, balance their checkbooks, and 
that’s it. Then they wonder why they have money problems. They think 
that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their 
lack of financial education that is the problem.”
“So my dad has tax problems because he doesn’t understand 
money?” I asked, confused.how to have money work for you.",0.0,"You’re taxed  
when you die.”","You’re taxed  
when you die.”"
3351,What are the deductions and taxes taken out of the paychecks?,deductions,3.0,"“And that is how most employees feel when they look at their 
paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken 
out.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_25,"Rich Dad Poor Dad25
“I felt like it wasn’t enough. It seemed like nothing. I was 
disappointed,” I said.
“And that is how most employees feel when they look at their 
paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken 
out. At least you got 100 percent.”
“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked  
with amazement.
“Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its  
share first.”
“How do they do that?” I asked.
“Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re  
taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed  
when you die.” 
“Why do people let the government do that to them?”
“The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “The poor and the 
middle class do. I’ll bet you that I earn more than your dad, yet he 
pays more in taxes.”
“How can that be?” I asked. At my age, that made no sense to me. 
“Why would someone let the government do that to them?”
Rich dad rocked slowly and silently in his chair, just looking at me.
“Ready to learn?” he asked. 
I nodded my head slowly.
“As I said, there is a lot to learn. Learning how to have money work 
for you is a lifetime study. Most people go to college for four years, 
and their education ends. I already know that my study of money will 
continue over my lifetime, simply because the more I find out, the 
more I find out I need to know. Most people never study the subject. 
They go to work, get their paycheck, balance their checkbooks, and 
that’s it. Then they wonder why they have money problems. They think 
that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their 
lack of financial education that is the problem.”
“So my dad has tax problems because he doesn’t understand 
money?” I asked, confused.how to have money work for you.",0.0,"
share first","
share first"
3352,Who does the rich don't let do that to them?,government,4.0,"You’re taxed  
when you die.” 
“Why do people let the government do that to them?”
“The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “Why would someone let the government do that to them?”
Rich dad rocked slowly and silently in his chair, just looking at me. “The government always takes its  
share first.”
“How do they do that?” I asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_25,"Rich Dad Poor Dad25
“I felt like it wasn’t enough. It seemed like nothing. I was 
disappointed,” I said.
“And that is how most employees feel when they look at their 
paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken 
out. At least you got 100 percent.”
“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked  
with amazement.
“Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its  
share first.”
“How do they do that?” I asked.
“Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re  
taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed  
when you die.” 
“Why do people let the government do that to them?”
“The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “The poor and the 
middle class do. I’ll bet you that I earn more than your dad, yet he 
pays more in taxes.”
“How can that be?” I asked. At my age, that made no sense to me. 
“Why would someone let the government do that to them?”
Rich dad rocked slowly and silently in his chair, just looking at me.
“Ready to learn?” he asked. 
I nodded my head slowly.
“As I said, there is a lot to learn. Learning how to have money work 
for you is a lifetime study. Most people go to college for four years, 
and their education ends. I already know that my study of money will 
continue over my lifetime, simply because the more I find out, the 
more I find out I need to know. Most people never study the subject. 
They go to work, get their paycheck, balance their checkbooks, and 
that’s it. Then they wonder why they have money problems. They think 
that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their 
lack of financial education that is the problem.”
“So my dad has tax problems because he doesn’t understand 
money?” I asked, confused.how to have money work for you.",0.0,"The poor and the 
middle class","The poor and the 
middle class"
3353,Why do the rich don't let the government do that to them?,people,5.0,"You’re taxed  
when you die.” 
“Why do people let the government do that to them?”
“The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. Most people go to college for four years, 
and their education ends. Most people never study the subject.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_25,"Rich Dad Poor Dad25
“I felt like it wasn’t enough. It seemed like nothing. I was 
disappointed,” I said.
“And that is how most employees feel when they look at their 
paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken 
out. At least you got 100 percent.”
“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked  
with amazement.
“Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its  
share first.”
“How do they do that?” I asked.
“Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re  
taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed  
when you die.” 
“Why do people let the government do that to them?”
“The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “The poor and the 
middle class do. I’ll bet you that I earn more than your dad, yet he 
pays more in taxes.”
“How can that be?” I asked. At my age, that made no sense to me. 
“Why would someone let the government do that to them?”
Rich dad rocked slowly and silently in his chair, just looking at me.
“Ready to learn?” he asked. 
I nodded my head slowly.
“As I said, there is a lot to learn. Learning how to have money work 
for you is a lifetime study. Most people go to college for four years, 
and their education ends. I already know that my study of money will 
continue over my lifetime, simply because the more I find out, the 
more I find out I need to know. Most people never study the subject. 
They go to work, get their paycheck, balance their checkbooks, and 
that’s it. Then they wonder why they have money problems. They think 
that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their 
lack of financial education that is the problem.”
“So my dad has tax problems because he doesn’t understand 
money?” I asked, confused.how to have money work for you.",0.0,"The poor and the 
middle class do","The poor and the 
middle class do"
3354,How do most employees feel when they look at their paychecks?,most employees,6.0,"“And that is how most employees feel when they look at their 
paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken 
out.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_25,"Rich Dad Poor Dad25
“I felt like it wasn’t enough. It seemed like nothing. I was 
disappointed,” I said.
“And that is how most employees feel when they look at their 
paychecks—especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken 
out. At least you got 100 percent.”
“You mean most workers don’t get paid everything?” I asked  
with amazement.
“Heavens no!” said rich dad. “The government always takes its  
share first.”
“How do they do that?” I asked.
“Taxes,” said rich dad. “You’re taxed when you earn. You’re  
taxed when you spend. You’re taxed when you save. You’re taxed  
when you die.” 
“Why do people let the government do that to them?”
“The rich don’t,” said rich dad with a smile. “The poor and the 
middle class do. I’ll bet you that I earn more than your dad, yet he 
pays more in taxes.”
“How can that be?” I asked. At my age, that made no sense to me. 
“Why would someone let the government do that to them?”
Rich dad rocked slowly and silently in his chair, just looking at me.
“Ready to learn?” he asked. 
I nodded my head slowly.
“As I said, there is a lot to learn. Learning how to have money work 
for you is a lifetime study. Most people go to college for four years, 
and their education ends. I already know that my study of money will 
continue over my lifetime, simply because the more I find out, the 
more I find out I need to know. Most people never study the subject. 
They go to work, get their paycheck, balance their checkbooks, and 
that’s it. Then they wonder why they have money problems. They think 
that more money will solve the problem and don’t realize that it’s their 
lack of financial education that is the problem.”
“So my dad has tax problems because he doesn’t understand 
money?” I asked, confused.how to have money work for you.",0.0,disappointed,disappointed
3355,Who said that taxes are just one small section on learning how to have money work for you?,dad,1.0,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_26,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you. Today, I just wanted to find out if 
you still have the passion to learn about money. Most people don’t. 
They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money 
problems, and then they can’t stop working. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you. So do you still have theI stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
3356,What do people want to learn?,profession,2.0,"They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_26,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you. Today, I just wanted to find out if 
you still have the passion to learn about money. Most people don’t. 
They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money 
problems, and then they can’t stop working. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you. So do you still have theI stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed.",0.0,a profession,a profession
3357,How much money do people want to earn?,lots,3.0,"They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_26,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you. Today, I just wanted to find out if 
you still have the passion to learn about money. Most people don’t. 
They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money 
problems, and then they can’t stop working. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you. So do you still have theI stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed.",0.0,lots of money,lots of money
3358,What do people want to do at work?,fun,4.0,"They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_26,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you. Today, I just wanted to find out if 
you still have the passion to learn about money. Most people don’t. 
They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money 
problems, and then they can’t stop working. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you. So do you still have theI stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed.",0.0,have fun,have fun
3359,What is the one small section of learning how to have money work for you?,taxes,5.0,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_26,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you. Today, I just wanted to find out if 
you still have the passion to learn about money. Most people don’t. 
They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money 
problems, and then they can’t stop working. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you. So do you still have theI stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed.",0.0,taxes,taxes
3360,What is the price of only knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have money work for you?,money,6.0,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_26,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you. Today, I just wanted to find out if 
you still have the passion to learn about money. Most people don’t. 
They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money 
problems, and then they can’t stop working. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you. So do you still have theI stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed.",0.0,"One day they wake up with big money 
problems","One day they wake up with big money 
problems"
3361,What do people want to go to to earn money?,school,7.0,"They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_26,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you. Today, I just wanted to find out if 
you still have the passion to learn about money. Most people don’t. 
They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money 
problems, and then they can’t stop working. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you. So do you still have theI stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed.",0.0,school,school
3362,What is the price of only knowing how to do for money instead of studying how to have money work for you?,work,8.0,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_26,"Chapter One: Lesson 126
“Look,” said rich dad, “taxes are just one small section on learning 
how to have money work for you. Today, I just wanted to find out if 
you still have the passion to learn about money. Most people don’t. 
They want to go to school, learn a profession, have fun at their work, 
and earn lots of money. One day they wake up with big money 
problems, and then they can’t stop working. That’s the price of only 
knowing how to work for money instead of studying how to have 
money work for you. So do you still have theI stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed.",0.0,"One day they wake up with big money 
problems","One day they wake up with big money 
problems"
3363,Who paid for the ice cream bars?,mike,1.0,"After finding out how things were going in the store, he reached into 
the ice-cream freezer, pulled out two bars, paid for them, and signaled 
to Mike and me. For three more weeks, Mike and I worked three hours every  
Saturday for nothing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_27,"Rich Dad Poor Dad27
I stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed. I came 
to ask for a raise, and somehow I was instead working for nothing.
Rich dad tapped me on the head again and said, “Use this. Now 
get out of here and get back to work.”
 
Lesson #1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money
I didn’t tell my poor dad I wasn’t being paid. He wouldn’t have  
understood, and I didn’t want to try to explain something I didn’t  
understand myself.
For three more weeks, Mike and I worked three hours every  
Saturday for nothing. The work didn’t bother me, and the routine  
got easier, but it was the missed baseball games and not being able  
to afford to buy a few comic books that got to me.
Rich dad stopped by at noon on the third week. We heard his 
truck pull up in the parking lot and sputter when the engine was 
turned off. He entered the store and greeted Mrs. Martin with a hug. 
After finding out how things were going in the store, he reached into 
the ice-cream freezer, pulled out two bars, paid for them, and signaled 
to Mike and me.
“Let’s go for a walk, boys.” 
We crossed the street, dodging a few cars, and walked across a 
large grassy field where a few adults were playing softball. Sitting 
down at a lone picnic table, he handedand security.",0.0,"
the ice-cream freezer","
the ice-cream freezer"
3364,Where did the truck sputter when the engine was turned off?,parking lot,2.0,"We heard his 
truck pull up in the parking lot and sputter when the engine was 
turned off.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_27,"Rich Dad Poor Dad27
I stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed. I came 
to ask for a raise, and somehow I was instead working for nothing.
Rich dad tapped me on the head again and said, “Use this. Now 
get out of here and get back to work.”
 
Lesson #1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money
I didn’t tell my poor dad I wasn’t being paid. He wouldn’t have  
understood, and I didn’t want to try to explain something I didn’t  
understand myself.
For three more weeks, Mike and I worked three hours every  
Saturday for nothing. The work didn’t bother me, and the routine  
got easier, but it was the missed baseball games and not being able  
to afford to buy a few comic books that got to me.
Rich dad stopped by at noon on the third week. We heard his 
truck pull up in the parking lot and sputter when the engine was 
turned off. He entered the store and greeted Mrs. Martin with a hug. 
After finding out how things were going in the store, he reached into 
the ice-cream freezer, pulled out two bars, paid for them, and signaled 
to Mike and me.
“Let’s go for a walk, boys.” 
We crossed the street, dodging a few cars, and walked across a 
large grassy field where a few adults were playing softball. Sitting 
down at a lone picnic table, he handedand security.",0.0,parking lot,parking lot
3365,What did the truck sound like when the engine was turned off?,sputter,3.0,"We heard his 
truck pull up in the parking lot and sputter when the engine was 
turned off.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_27,"Rich Dad Poor Dad27
I stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed. I came 
to ask for a raise, and somehow I was instead working for nothing.
Rich dad tapped me on the head again and said, “Use this. Now 
get out of here and get back to work.”
 
Lesson #1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money
I didn’t tell my poor dad I wasn’t being paid. He wouldn’t have  
understood, and I didn’t want to try to explain something I didn’t  
understand myself.
For three more weeks, Mike and I worked three hours every  
Saturday for nothing. The work didn’t bother me, and the routine  
got easier, but it was the missed baseball games and not being able  
to afford to buy a few comic books that got to me.
Rich dad stopped by at noon on the third week. We heard his 
truck pull up in the parking lot and sputter when the engine was 
turned off. He entered the store and greeted Mrs. Martin with a hug. 
After finding out how things were going in the store, he reached into 
the ice-cream freezer, pulled out two bars, paid for them, and signaled 
to Mike and me.
“Let’s go for a walk, boys.” 
We crossed the street, dodging a few cars, and walked across a 
large grassy field where a few adults were playing softball. Sitting 
down at a lone picnic table, he handedand security.",0.0,sputter,sputter
3366,"Who tapped me on the head and said, “Use this. What?",dad,4.0,"Now 
get out of here and get back to work.”
 
Lesson #1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money
I didn’t tell my poor dad I wasn’t being paid. Rich Dad Poor Dad27
I stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed. Rich dad tapped me on the head again and said, “Use this.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_27,"Rich Dad Poor Dad27
I stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed. I came 
to ask for a raise, and somehow I was instead working for nothing.
Rich dad tapped me on the head again and said, “Use this. Now 
get out of here and get back to work.”
 
Lesson #1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money
I didn’t tell my poor dad I wasn’t being paid. He wouldn’t have  
understood, and I didn’t want to try to explain something I didn’t  
understand myself.
For three more weeks, Mike and I worked three hours every  
Saturday for nothing. The work didn’t bother me, and the routine  
got easier, but it was the missed baseball games and not being able  
to afford to buy a few comic books that got to me.
Rich dad stopped by at noon on the third week. We heard his 
truck pull up in the parking lot and sputter when the engine was 
turned off. He entered the store and greeted Mrs. Martin with a hug. 
After finding out how things were going in the store, he reached into 
the ice-cream freezer, pulled out two bars, paid for them, and signaled 
to Mike and me.
“Let’s go for a walk, boys.” 
We crossed the street, dodging a few cars, and walked across a 
large grassy field where a few adults were playing softball. Sitting 
down at a lone picnic table, he handedand security.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
3367,Where did he find out how things were going in the store?,store,5.0,"After finding out how things were going in the store, he reached into 
the ice-cream freezer, pulled out two bars, paid for them, and signaled 
to Mike and me. He entered the store and greeted Mrs. Martin with a hug.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_27,"Rich Dad Poor Dad27
I stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed. I came 
to ask for a raise, and somehow I was instead working for nothing.
Rich dad tapped me on the head again and said, “Use this. Now 
get out of here and get back to work.”
 
Lesson #1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money
I didn’t tell my poor dad I wasn’t being paid. He wouldn’t have  
understood, and I didn’t want to try to explain something I didn’t  
understand myself.
For three more weeks, Mike and I worked three hours every  
Saturday for nothing. The work didn’t bother me, and the routine  
got easier, but it was the missed baseball games and not being able  
to afford to buy a few comic books that got to me.
Rich dad stopped by at noon on the third week. We heard his 
truck pull up in the parking lot and sputter when the engine was 
turned off. He entered the store and greeted Mrs. Martin with a hug. 
After finding out how things were going in the store, he reached into 
the ice-cream freezer, pulled out two bars, paid for them, and signaled 
to Mike and me.
“Let’s go for a walk, boys.” 
We crossed the street, dodging a few cars, and walked across a 
large grassy field where a few adults were playing softball. Sitting 
down at a lone picnic table, he handedand security.",0.0,ice-cream freezer,ice-cream freezer
3368,What is the gender of the group that went for a walk?,boys,6.0,"“Let’s go for a walk, boys.” 
We crossed the street, dodging a few cars, and walked across a 
large grassy field where a few adults were playing softball.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_27,"Rich Dad Poor Dad27
I stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed. I came 
to ask for a raise, and somehow I was instead working for nothing.
Rich dad tapped me on the head again and said, “Use this. Now 
get out of here and get back to work.”
 
Lesson #1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money
I didn’t tell my poor dad I wasn’t being paid. He wouldn’t have  
understood, and I didn’t want to try to explain something I didn’t  
understand myself.
For three more weeks, Mike and I worked three hours every  
Saturday for nothing. The work didn’t bother me, and the routine  
got easier, but it was the missed baseball games and not being able  
to afford to buy a few comic books that got to me.
Rich dad stopped by at noon on the third week. We heard his 
truck pull up in the parking lot and sputter when the engine was 
turned off. He entered the store and greeted Mrs. Martin with a hug. 
After finding out how things were going in the store, he reached into 
the ice-cream freezer, pulled out two bars, paid for them, and signaled 
to Mike and me.
“Let’s go for a walk, boys.” 
We crossed the street, dodging a few cars, and walked across a 
large grassy field where a few adults were playing softball. Sitting 
down at a lone picnic table, he handedand security.",0.0,boys,boys
3369,How long did Mike and I work for?,weeks,7.0,"For three more weeks, Mike and I worked three hours every  
Saturday for nothing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_27,"Rich Dad Poor Dad27
I stood there, still not believing what a raw deal I was handed. I came 
to ask for a raise, and somehow I was instead working for nothing.
Rich dad tapped me on the head again and said, “Use this. Now 
get out of here and get back to work.”
 
Lesson #1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money
I didn’t tell my poor dad I wasn’t being paid. He wouldn’t have  
understood, and I didn’t want to try to explain something I didn’t  
understand myself.
For three more weeks, Mike and I worked three hours every  
Saturday for nothing. The work didn’t bother me, and the routine  
got easier, but it was the missed baseball games and not being able  
to afford to buy a few comic books that got to me.
Rich dad stopped by at noon on the third week. We heard his 
truck pull up in the parking lot and sputter when the engine was 
turned off. He entered the store and greeted Mrs. Martin with a hug. 
After finding out how things were going in the store, he reached into 
the ice-cream freezer, pulled out two bars, paid for them, and signaled 
to Mike and me.
“Let’s go for a walk, boys.” 
We crossed the street, dodging a few cars, and walked across a 
large grassy field where a few adults were playing softball. Sitting 
down at a lone picnic table, he handedand security.",0.0,three more weeks,three more weeks
3370,"Who said, ""I'll pay you a dollar an hour?""",dad,1.0,"Rich  
dad was looking at two boys staring back at him, eyes wide open and 
brains empty. With a smile, rich dad said, “Doesn’t that 25 cents an hour sound 
good? “Okay, I’ll pay you a dollar an hour,” rich dad said, with a sly grin.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_28,"Chapter One: Lesson 128
and security. If you don’t, you’ll wind up like Mrs. Martin and most of 
the people playing softball in this park. They work very hard for little 
money, clinging to the illusion of job security and looking forward to a 
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension after forty-
five years of service. If that excites you, I’ll give you a raise to 25 cents 
an hour.”
“But these are good hardworking people. Are you making fun of 
them?” I demanded.
A smile came over rich dad’s face.
“Mrs. Martin is like a mother to me. I would never be that cruel.  
I may sound unkind because I’m doing my best to point something out 
to the two of you. I want to expand your point of view so you can see 
something most people never have the benefit of seeing because their 
vision is too narrow. Most people never see the trap they are in.”
Mike and I sat there, uncertain of his message. He sounded cruel, 
yet we could sense he was trying to drive home a point.
With a smile, rich dad said, “Doesn’t that 25 cents an hour sound 
good? Doesn’t it make your heart beat a little faster?”
I shook my head no, but it really did. T wenty-five cents an hour 
would be big bucks to me.
“Okay, I’ll pay you a dollar an hour,” rich dad said, with a sly grin.
Now my heart started to race. My brain was screaming, “Take it. 
Take it.” I could not believe what I was hearing. Still, I said nothing.
“Okay, two dollars an hour.”
My little brain and heart nearly exploded. After all, it was 1956 
and being paid $2 an hour would have made me the richest kid in 
the world. I couldn’t imagine earning that kind of money. I wanted to 
say yes. I wanted the deal. I could picture a new bicycle, new baseball 
glove, and the adoration of my friends when I flashed some cash. 
On top of that, Jimmy and his rich friends could never call me poor 
again. But somehow my mouth stayed shut.
The ice cream had melted and was running down my hand. Rich  
dad was looking at two boys staring back at him, eyes wide open and 
brains empty. He was testing us, and he knew there was a part of our emotions that wanted to take the deal.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
3371,How much would you pay for an hour of work?,cents,2.0,"If that excites you, I’ll give you a raise to 25 cents 
an hour.”
“But these are good hardworking people. With a smile, rich dad said, “Doesn’t that 25 cents an hour sound 
good? T wenty-five cents an hour 
would be big bucks to me.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_28,"Chapter One: Lesson 128
and security. If you don’t, you’ll wind up like Mrs. Martin and most of 
the people playing softball in this park. They work very hard for little 
money, clinging to the illusion of job security and looking forward to a 
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension after forty-
five years of service. If that excites you, I’ll give you a raise to 25 cents 
an hour.”
“But these are good hardworking people. Are you making fun of 
them?” I demanded.
A smile came over rich dad’s face.
“Mrs. Martin is like a mother to me. I would never be that cruel.  
I may sound unkind because I’m doing my best to point something out 
to the two of you. I want to expand your point of view so you can see 
something most people never have the benefit of seeing because their 
vision is too narrow. Most people never see the trap they are in.”
Mike and I sat there, uncertain of his message. He sounded cruel, 
yet we could sense he was trying to drive home a point.
With a smile, rich dad said, “Doesn’t that 25 cents an hour sound 
good? Doesn’t it make your heart beat a little faster?”
I shook my head no, but it really did. T wenty-five cents an hour 
would be big bucks to me.
“Okay, I’ll pay you a dollar an hour,” rich dad said, with a sly grin.
Now my heart started to race. My brain was screaming, “Take it. 
Take it.” I could not believe what I was hearing. Still, I said nothing.
“Okay, two dollars an hour.”
My little brain and heart nearly exploded. After all, it was 1956 
and being paid $2 an hour would have made me the richest kid in 
the world. I couldn’t imagine earning that kind of money. I wanted to 
say yes. I wanted the deal. I could picture a new bicycle, new baseball 
glove, and the adoration of my friends when I flashed some cash. 
On top of that, Jimmy and his rich friends could never call me poor 
again. But somehow my mouth stayed shut.
The ice cream had melted and was running down my hand. Rich  
dad was looking at two boys staring back at him, eyes wide open and 
brains empty. He was testing us, and he knew there was a part of our emotions that wanted to take the deal.",0.0,a dollar,a dollar
3372,"What part of my brain was screaming, ""Take it.""?",brain,3.0,"“Okay, two dollars an hour.”
My little brain and heart nearly exploded. My brain was screaming, “Take it.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_28,"Chapter One: Lesson 128
and security. If you don’t, you’ll wind up like Mrs. Martin and most of 
the people playing softball in this park. They work very hard for little 
money, clinging to the illusion of job security and looking forward to a 
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension after forty-
five years of service. If that excites you, I’ll give you a raise to 25 cents 
an hour.”
“But these are good hardworking people. Are you making fun of 
them?” I demanded.
A smile came over rich dad’s face.
“Mrs. Martin is like a mother to me. I would never be that cruel.  
I may sound unkind because I’m doing my best to point something out 
to the two of you. I want to expand your point of view so you can see 
something most people never have the benefit of seeing because their 
vision is too narrow. Most people never see the trap they are in.”
Mike and I sat there, uncertain of his message. He sounded cruel, 
yet we could sense he was trying to drive home a point.
With a smile, rich dad said, “Doesn’t that 25 cents an hour sound 
good? Doesn’t it make your heart beat a little faster?”
I shook my head no, but it really did. T wenty-five cents an hour 
would be big bucks to me.
“Okay, I’ll pay you a dollar an hour,” rich dad said, with a sly grin.
Now my heart started to race. My brain was screaming, “Take it. 
Take it.” I could not believe what I was hearing. Still, I said nothing.
“Okay, two dollars an hour.”
My little brain and heart nearly exploded. After all, it was 1956 
and being paid $2 an hour would have made me the richest kid in 
the world. I couldn’t imagine earning that kind of money. I wanted to 
say yes. I wanted the deal. I could picture a new bicycle, new baseball 
glove, and the adoration of my friends when I flashed some cash. 
On top of that, Jimmy and his rich friends could never call me poor 
again. But somehow my mouth stayed shut.
The ice cream had melted and was running down my hand. Rich  
dad was looking at two boys staring back at him, eyes wide open and 
brains empty. He was testing us, and he knew there was a part of our emotions that wanted to take the deal.",0.0,brain,brain
3373,What is the illusion of job security?,security,4.0,"They work very hard for little 
money, clinging to the illusion of job security and looking forward to a 
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension after forty-
five years of service. Chapter One: Lesson 128
and security.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_28,"Chapter One: Lesson 128
and security. If you don’t, you’ll wind up like Mrs. Martin and most of 
the people playing softball in this park. They work very hard for little 
money, clinging to the illusion of job security and looking forward to a 
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension after forty-
five years of service. If that excites you, I’ll give you a raise to 25 cents 
an hour.”
“But these are good hardworking people. Are you making fun of 
them?” I demanded.
A smile came over rich dad’s face.
“Mrs. Martin is like a mother to me. I would never be that cruel.  
I may sound unkind because I’m doing my best to point something out 
to the two of you. I want to expand your point of view so you can see 
something most people never have the benefit of seeing because their 
vision is too narrow. Most people never see the trap they are in.”
Mike and I sat there, uncertain of his message. He sounded cruel, 
yet we could sense he was trying to drive home a point.
With a smile, rich dad said, “Doesn’t that 25 cents an hour sound 
good? Doesn’t it make your heart beat a little faster?”
I shook my head no, but it really did. T wenty-five cents an hour 
would be big bucks to me.
“Okay, I’ll pay you a dollar an hour,” rich dad said, with a sly grin.
Now my heart started to race. My brain was screaming, “Take it. 
Take it.” I could not believe what I was hearing. Still, I said nothing.
“Okay, two dollars an hour.”
My little brain and heart nearly exploded. After all, it was 1956 
and being paid $2 an hour would have made me the richest kid in 
the world. I couldn’t imagine earning that kind of money. I wanted to 
say yes. I wanted the deal. I could picture a new bicycle, new baseball 
glove, and the adoration of my friends when I flashed some cash. 
On top of that, Jimmy and his rich friends could never call me poor 
again. But somehow my mouth stayed shut.
The ice cream had melted and was running down my hand. Rich  
dad was looking at two boys staring back at him, eyes wide open and 
brains empty. He was testing us, and he knew there was a part of our emotions that wanted to take the deal.",0.0,"
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension","
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension"
3374,How much is 25 cents an hour?,hour,5.0,"If that excites you, I’ll give you a raise to 25 cents 
an hour.”
“But these are good hardworking people. After all, it was 1956 
and being paid $2 an hour would have made me the richest kid in 
the world. With a smile, rich dad said, “Doesn’t that 25 cents an hour sound 
good?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_28,"Chapter One: Lesson 128
and security. If you don’t, you’ll wind up like Mrs. Martin and most of 
the people playing softball in this park. They work very hard for little 
money, clinging to the illusion of job security and looking forward to a 
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension after forty-
five years of service. If that excites you, I’ll give you a raise to 25 cents 
an hour.”
“But these are good hardworking people. Are you making fun of 
them?” I demanded.
A smile came over rich dad’s face.
“Mrs. Martin is like a mother to me. I would never be that cruel.  
I may sound unkind because I’m doing my best to point something out 
to the two of you. I want to expand your point of view so you can see 
something most people never have the benefit of seeing because their 
vision is too narrow. Most people never see the trap they are in.”
Mike and I sat there, uncertain of his message. He sounded cruel, 
yet we could sense he was trying to drive home a point.
With a smile, rich dad said, “Doesn’t that 25 cents an hour sound 
good? Doesn’t it make your heart beat a little faster?”
I shook my head no, but it really did. T wenty-five cents an hour 
would be big bucks to me.
“Okay, I’ll pay you a dollar an hour,” rich dad said, with a sly grin.
Now my heart started to race. My brain was screaming, “Take it. 
Take it.” I could not believe what I was hearing. Still, I said nothing.
“Okay, two dollars an hour.”
My little brain and heart nearly exploded. After all, it was 1956 
and being paid $2 an hour would have made me the richest kid in 
the world. I couldn’t imagine earning that kind of money. I wanted to 
say yes. I wanted the deal. I could picture a new bicycle, new baseball 
glove, and the adoration of my friends when I flashed some cash. 
On top of that, Jimmy and his rich friends could never call me poor 
again. But somehow my mouth stayed shut.
The ice cream had melted and was running down my hand. Rich  
dad was looking at two boys staring back at him, eyes wide open and 
brains empty. He was testing us, and he knew there was a part of our emotions that wanted to take the deal.",0.0,T wenty-five,T wenty-five
3375,How long do they get a vacation each year?,year,6.0,"They work very hard for little 
money, clinging to the illusion of job security and looking forward to a 
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension after forty-
five years of service.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_28,"Chapter One: Lesson 128
and security. If you don’t, you’ll wind up like Mrs. Martin and most of 
the people playing softball in this park. They work very hard for little 
money, clinging to the illusion of job security and looking forward to a 
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension after forty-
five years of service. If that excites you, I’ll give you a raise to 25 cents 
an hour.”
“But these are good hardworking people. Are you making fun of 
them?” I demanded.
A smile came over rich dad’s face.
“Mrs. Martin is like a mother to me. I would never be that cruel.  
I may sound unkind because I’m doing my best to point something out 
to the two of you. I want to expand your point of view so you can see 
something most people never have the benefit of seeing because their 
vision is too narrow. Most people never see the trap they are in.”
Mike and I sat there, uncertain of his message. He sounded cruel, 
yet we could sense he was trying to drive home a point.
With a smile, rich dad said, “Doesn’t that 25 cents an hour sound 
good? Doesn’t it make your heart beat a little faster?”
I shook my head no, but it really did. T wenty-five cents an hour 
would be big bucks to me.
“Okay, I’ll pay you a dollar an hour,” rich dad said, with a sly grin.
Now my heart started to race. My brain was screaming, “Take it. 
Take it.” I could not believe what I was hearing. Still, I said nothing.
“Okay, two dollars an hour.”
My little brain and heart nearly exploded. After all, it was 1956 
and being paid $2 an hour would have made me the richest kid in 
the world. I couldn’t imagine earning that kind of money. I wanted to 
say yes. I wanted the deal. I could picture a new bicycle, new baseball 
glove, and the adoration of my friends when I flashed some cash. 
On top of that, Jimmy and his rich friends could never call me poor 
again. But somehow my mouth stayed shut.
The ice cream had melted and was running down my hand. Rich  
dad was looking at two boys staring back at him, eyes wide open and 
brains empty. He was testing us, and he knew there was a part of our emotions that wanted to take the deal.",0.0,three-week,three-week
3376,What are the people who are hardworking?,people,7.0,"I want to expand your point of view so you can see 
something most people never have the benefit of seeing because their 
vision is too narrow. If that excites you, I’ll give you a raise to 25 cents 
an hour.”
“But these are good hardworking people. If you don’t, you’ll wind up like Mrs. Martin and most of 
the people playing softball in this park.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_28,"Chapter One: Lesson 128
and security. If you don’t, you’ll wind up like Mrs. Martin and most of 
the people playing softball in this park. They work very hard for little 
money, clinging to the illusion of job security and looking forward to a 
three-week vacation each year and maybe a skimpy pension after forty-
five years of service. If that excites you, I’ll give you a raise to 25 cents 
an hour.”
“But these are good hardworking people. Are you making fun of 
them?” I demanded.
A smile came over rich dad’s face.
“Mrs. Martin is like a mother to me. I would never be that cruel.  
I may sound unkind because I’m doing my best to point something out 
to the two of you. I want to expand your point of view so you can see 
something most people never have the benefit of seeing because their 
vision is too narrow. Most people never see the trap they are in.”
Mike and I sat there, uncertain of his message. He sounded cruel, 
yet we could sense he was trying to drive home a point.
With a smile, rich dad said, “Doesn’t that 25 cents an hour sound 
good? Doesn’t it make your heart beat a little faster?”
I shook my head no, but it really did. T wenty-five cents an hour 
would be big bucks to me.
“Okay, I’ll pay you a dollar an hour,” rich dad said, with a sly grin.
Now my heart started to race. My brain was screaming, “Take it. 
Take it.” I could not believe what I was hearing. Still, I said nothing.
“Okay, two dollars an hour.”
My little brain and heart nearly exploded. After all, it was 1956 
and being paid $2 an hour would have made me the richest kid in 
the world. I couldn’t imagine earning that kind of money. I wanted to 
say yes. I wanted the deal. I could picture a new bicycle, new baseball 
glove, and the adoration of my friends when I flashed some cash. 
On top of that, Jimmy and his rich friends could never call me poor 
again. But somehow my mouth stayed shut.
The ice cream had melted and was running down my hand. Rich  
dad was looking at two boys staring back at him, eyes wide open and 
brains empty. He was testing us, and he knew there was a part of our emotions that wanted to take the deal.",0.0,good hardworking people,good hardworking people
3377,Who asked why I took away all forms of pay?,mike,1.0,"This is what I call the Rat Race.” 
“There is another way?” Mike asked. “But only a few people find it.” 
“And what is that way?” Mike asked. That is why I took away all forms of pay.”
“Any hints?” Mike asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_29,"Rich Dad Poor Dad29
emotions that wanted to take the deal. He understood that every 
person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, 
and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that 
was resilient and could never be bought. It was only a question of 
which one was stronger. 
“Okay, five dollars an hour.”
Suddenly I was silent. Something had changed. The offer was too 
big and ridiculous. Not many grown-ups in 1956 made more than 
that, but quickly my temptation disappeared, and calm set in. Slowly, 
I turned to my left to look at Mike. He looked back at me. The part 
of my soul that was weak and needy was silenced. The part of me that 
had no price took over. I knew Mike 
had gotten to that point too.
“Good,” rich dad said softly. “Most 
people have a price. And they have a 
price because of human emotions named 
fear and greed. First, the fear of being 
without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that 
paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful 
things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”
“What pattern?” I asked.
“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear 
and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by 
increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” 
“There is another way?” Mike asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.” 
“And what is that way?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I hope you boys will learn as you work and study  
with me. That is why I took away all forms of pay.”
“Any hints?” Mike asked. “We’re kind of tired of working hard, 
especially for nothing.”
“Well, the first step is telling the truth,” said rich dad.
“We haven’t been lying,” I“I did not say you were lying.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
3378,What is the emotion that drives us to think about all the wonderful things money can buy?,greed,2.0,"First, the fear of being 
without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that 
paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful 
things money can buy. And they have a 
price because of human emotions named 
fear and greed. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear 
and greed.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_29,"Rich Dad Poor Dad29
emotions that wanted to take the deal. He understood that every 
person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, 
and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that 
was resilient and could never be bought. It was only a question of 
which one was stronger. 
“Okay, five dollars an hour.”
Suddenly I was silent. Something had changed. The offer was too 
big and ridiculous. Not many grown-ups in 1956 made more than 
that, but quickly my temptation disappeared, and calm set in. Slowly, 
I turned to my left to look at Mike. He looked back at me. The part 
of my soul that was weak and needy was silenced. The part of me that 
had no price took over. I knew Mike 
had gotten to that point too.
“Good,” rich dad said softly. “Most 
people have a price. And they have a 
price because of human emotions named 
fear and greed. First, the fear of being 
without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that 
paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful 
things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”
“What pattern?” I asked.
“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear 
and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by 
increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” 
“There is another way?” Mike asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.” 
“And what is that way?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I hope you boys will learn as you work and study  
with me. That is why I took away all forms of pay.”
“Any hints?” Mike asked. “We’re kind of tired of working hard, 
especially for nothing.”
“Well, the first step is telling the truth,” said rich dad.
“We haven’t been lying,” I“I did not say you were lying.",0.0,greed or desire,greed or desire
3379,What are fear and greed?,emotions,3.0,"And they have a 
price because of human emotions named 
fear and greed. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear 
and greed. Rich Dad Poor Dad29
emotions that wanted to take the deal.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_29,"Rich Dad Poor Dad29
emotions that wanted to take the deal. He understood that every 
person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, 
and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that 
was resilient and could never be bought. It was only a question of 
which one was stronger. 
“Okay, five dollars an hour.”
Suddenly I was silent. Something had changed. The offer was too 
big and ridiculous. Not many grown-ups in 1956 made more than 
that, but quickly my temptation disappeared, and calm set in. Slowly, 
I turned to my left to look at Mike. He looked back at me. The part 
of my soul that was weak and needy was silenced. The part of me that 
had no price took over. I knew Mike 
had gotten to that point too.
“Good,” rich dad said softly. “Most 
people have a price. And they have a 
price because of human emotions named 
fear and greed. First, the fear of being 
without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that 
paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful 
things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”
“What pattern?” I asked.
“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear 
and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by 
increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” 
“There is another way?” Mike asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.” 
“And what is that way?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I hope you boys will learn as you work and study  
with me. That is why I took away all forms of pay.”
“Any hints?” Mike asked. “We’re kind of tired of working hard, 
especially for nothing.”
“Well, the first step is telling the truth,” said rich dad.
“We haven’t been lying,” I“I did not say you were lying.",0.0,two emotions,two emotions
3380,"The pattern of get up, go to work, pay what?",bills,4.0,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills. “The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_29,"Rich Dad Poor Dad29
emotions that wanted to take the deal. He understood that every 
person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, 
and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that 
was resilient and could never be bought. It was only a question of 
which one was stronger. 
“Okay, five dollars an hour.”
Suddenly I was silent. Something had changed. The offer was too 
big and ridiculous. Not many grown-ups in 1956 made more than 
that, but quickly my temptation disappeared, and calm set in. Slowly, 
I turned to my left to look at Mike. He looked back at me. The part 
of my soul that was weak and needy was silenced. The part of me that 
had no price took over. I knew Mike 
had gotten to that point too.
“Good,” rich dad said softly. “Most 
people have a price. And they have a 
price because of human emotions named 
fear and greed. First, the fear of being 
without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that 
paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful 
things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”
“What pattern?” I asked.
“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear 
and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by 
increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” 
“There is another way?” Mike asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.” 
“And what is that way?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I hope you boys will learn as you work and study  
with me. That is why I took away all forms of pay.”
“Any hints?” Mike asked. “We’re kind of tired of working hard, 
especially for nothing.”
“Well, the first step is telling the truth,” said rich dad.
“We haven’t been lying,” I“I did not say you were lying.",0.0,bills,bills
3381,"What is the pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills?",pattern,5.0,"“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills. The pattern is then set.”
“What pattern?” I asked. The pattern is then set.”
“What pattern?” I asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_29,"Rich Dad Poor Dad29
emotions that wanted to take the deal. He understood that every 
person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, 
and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that 
was resilient and could never be bought. It was only a question of 
which one was stronger. 
“Okay, five dollars an hour.”
Suddenly I was silent. Something had changed. The offer was too 
big and ridiculous. Not many grown-ups in 1956 made more than 
that, but quickly my temptation disappeared, and calm set in. Slowly, 
I turned to my left to look at Mike. He looked back at me. The part 
of my soul that was weak and needy was silenced. The part of me that 
had no price took over. I knew Mike 
had gotten to that point too.
“Good,” rich dad said softly. “Most 
people have a price. And they have a 
price because of human emotions named 
fear and greed. First, the fear of being 
without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that 
paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful 
things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”
“What pattern?” I asked.
“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear 
and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by 
increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” 
“There is another way?” Mike asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.” 
“And what is that way?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I hope you boys will learn as you work and study  
with me. That is why I took away all forms of pay.”
“Any hints?” Mike asked. “We’re kind of tired of working hard, 
especially for nothing.”
“Well, the first step is telling the truth,” said rich dad.
“We haven’t been lying,” I“I did not say you were lying.",0.0,Rat Race,Rat Race
3382,The fear of being without money motivates us to do what?,work,6.0,"First, the fear of being 
without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that 
paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful 
things money can buy. “The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills. “The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_29,"Rich Dad Poor Dad29
emotions that wanted to take the deal. He understood that every 
person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, 
and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that 
was resilient and could never be bought. It was only a question of 
which one was stronger. 
“Okay, five dollars an hour.”
Suddenly I was silent. Something had changed. The offer was too 
big and ridiculous. Not many grown-ups in 1956 made more than 
that, but quickly my temptation disappeared, and calm set in. Slowly, 
I turned to my left to look at Mike. He looked back at me. The part 
of my soul that was weak and needy was silenced. The part of me that 
had no price took over. I knew Mike 
had gotten to that point too.
“Good,” rich dad said softly. “Most 
people have a price. And they have a 
price because of human emotions named 
fear and greed. First, the fear of being 
without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that 
paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful 
things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”
“What pattern?” I asked.
“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear 
and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by 
increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” 
“There is another way?” Mike asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.” 
“And what is that way?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I hope you boys will learn as you work and study  
with me. That is why I took away all forms of pay.”
“Any hints?” Mike asked. “We’re kind of tired of working hard, 
especially for nothing.”
“Well, the first step is telling the truth,” said rich dad.
“We haven’t been lying,” I“I did not say you were lying.",0.0,work hard,work hard
3383,Who has a price?,people,7.0,"People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear 
and greed. “But only a few people find it.” 
“And what is that way?” Mike asked. “Most 
people have a price.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_29,"Rich Dad Poor Dad29
emotions that wanted to take the deal. He understood that every 
person has a weak and needy part of their soul that can be bought, 
and he knew that every individual also had a part of their soul that 
was resilient and could never be bought. It was only a question of 
which one was stronger. 
“Okay, five dollars an hour.”
Suddenly I was silent. Something had changed. The offer was too 
big and ridiculous. Not many grown-ups in 1956 made more than 
that, but quickly my temptation disappeared, and calm set in. Slowly, 
I turned to my left to look at Mike. He looked back at me. The part 
of my soul that was weak and needy was silenced. The part of me that 
had no price took over. I knew Mike 
had gotten to that point too.
“Good,” rich dad said softly. “Most 
people have a price. And they have a 
price because of human emotions named 
fear and greed. First, the fear of being 
without money motivates us to work hard, and then once we get that 
paycheck, greed or desire starts us thinking about all the wonderful 
things money can buy. The pattern is then set.”
“What pattern?” I asked.
“The pattern of get up, go to work, pay bills; get up, go to work, 
pay bills. People’s lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear 
and greed. Offer them more money and they continue the cycle by 
increasing their spending. This is what I call the Rat Race.” 
“There is another way?” Mike asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad slowly. “But only a few people find it.” 
“And what is that way?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I hope you boys will learn as you work and study  
with me. That is why I took away all forms of pay.”
“Any hints?” Mike asked. “We’re kind of tired of working hard, 
especially for nothing.”
“Well, the first step is telling the truth,” said rich dad.
“We haven’t been lying,” I“I did not say you were lying.",0.0,"Most 
people","Most 
people"
3384,Who said that emotions control their brain?,mike,1.0,"And again they react, instead of think.”
“So their emotions control their brain,” Mike said. Mike and I heard 
what he said but didn’t understand fully what he was talking about.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_30,"Chapter One: Lesson 130
“I did not say you were lying. I said to tell the truth,” rich  
dad retorted.
“The truth about what?” I asked.
“How you’re feeling,” rich dad said. “You don’t have to say it  
to anyone else. Just admit it to yourself.”
“You mean the people in this park, the people who work for you, 
Mrs. Martin, they don’t do that?” I asked.
“I doubt it,” said rich dad. “Instead, they feel the fear of not 
having money. They don’t confront it logically. They react emotionally 
instead of using their heads,” rich dad said. “Then, they get a few 
bucks in their hands and again, the emotions of joy, desire, and greed 
take over. And again they react, instead of think.”
“So their emotions control their brain,” Mike said.
“That’s correct,” said rich dad. “Instead of admitting the truth 
about how they feel, they react to their feelings and fail to think. 
They feel the fear so they go to work, hoping that money will soothe 
the fear, but it doesn’t. It continues to haunt them and they return 
to work, hoping again that money will calm their fears, and again it 
doesn’t. Fear keeps them in this trap of working, earning money,  
working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away. But every day 
they get up, and that old fear wakes up with them. For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry. So they get up and go to work, hoping that a  
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul. Money is running 
their lives, and they refuse to tell the truth about that. Money is in 
control of their emotions and their souls.”
Rich dad sat quietly, letting his words sink in. Mike and I heard 
what he said but didn’t understand fully what he was talking about.  
I just knew that I often wondered why grown-ups hurried off to 
work. It did not seem like much fun, and they never looked that 
happy, but something kept them going.
Realizing we had absorbed as much as possible of what he was 
talking about, rich dad said, “I want you boys to avoid that trap.  
That is really what I want to teach you. Not just to be rich, because 
being rich does not solve the problem.”“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3385,"Who said, ""I want you boys to avoid that trap. Money is in control of their emotions and their souls.""?",dad,2.0,"Realizing we had absorbed as much as possible of what he was 
talking about, rich dad said, “I want you boys to avoid that trap. Money is in 
control of their emotions and their souls.”
Rich dad sat quietly, letting his words sink in. They react emotionally 
instead of using their heads,” rich dad said.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_30,"Chapter One: Lesson 130
“I did not say you were lying. I said to tell the truth,” rich  
dad retorted.
“The truth about what?” I asked.
“How you’re feeling,” rich dad said. “You don’t have to say it  
to anyone else. Just admit it to yourself.”
“You mean the people in this park, the people who work for you, 
Mrs. Martin, they don’t do that?” I asked.
“I doubt it,” said rich dad. “Instead, they feel the fear of not 
having money. They don’t confront it logically. They react emotionally 
instead of using their heads,” rich dad said. “Then, they get a few 
bucks in their hands and again, the emotions of joy, desire, and greed 
take over. And again they react, instead of think.”
“So their emotions control their brain,” Mike said.
“That’s correct,” said rich dad. “Instead of admitting the truth 
about how they feel, they react to their feelings and fail to think. 
They feel the fear so they go to work, hoping that money will soothe 
the fear, but it doesn’t. It continues to haunt them and they return 
to work, hoping again that money will calm their fears, and again it 
doesn’t. Fear keeps them in this trap of working, earning money,  
working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away. But every day 
they get up, and that old fear wakes up with them. For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry. So they get up and go to work, hoping that a  
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul. Money is running 
their lives, and they refuse to tell the truth about that. Money is in 
control of their emotions and their souls.”
Rich dad sat quietly, letting his words sink in. Mike and I heard 
what he said but didn’t understand fully what he was talking about.  
I just knew that I often wondered why grown-ups hurried off to 
work. It did not seem like much fun, and they never looked that 
happy, but something kept them going.
Realizing we had absorbed as much as possible of what he was 
talking about, rich dad said, “I want you boys to avoid that trap.  
That is really what I want to teach you. Not just to be rich, because 
being rich does not solve the problem.”“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
3386,What control the brain?,emotions,3.0,"“Then, they get a few 
bucks in their hands and again, the emotions of joy, desire, and greed 
take over. Money is in 
control of their emotions and their souls.”
Rich dad sat quietly, letting his words sink in. And again they react, instead of think.”
“So their emotions control their brain,” Mike said.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_30,"Chapter One: Lesson 130
“I did not say you were lying. I said to tell the truth,” rich  
dad retorted.
“The truth about what?” I asked.
“How you’re feeling,” rich dad said. “You don’t have to say it  
to anyone else. Just admit it to yourself.”
“You mean the people in this park, the people who work for you, 
Mrs. Martin, they don’t do that?” I asked.
“I doubt it,” said rich dad. “Instead, they feel the fear of not 
having money. They don’t confront it logically. They react emotionally 
instead of using their heads,” rich dad said. “Then, they get a few 
bucks in their hands and again, the emotions of joy, desire, and greed 
take over. And again they react, instead of think.”
“So their emotions control their brain,” Mike said.
“That’s correct,” said rich dad. “Instead of admitting the truth 
about how they feel, they react to their feelings and fail to think. 
They feel the fear so they go to work, hoping that money will soothe 
the fear, but it doesn’t. It continues to haunt them and they return 
to work, hoping again that money will calm their fears, and again it 
doesn’t. Fear keeps them in this trap of working, earning money,  
working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away. But every day 
they get up, and that old fear wakes up with them. For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry. So they get up and go to work, hoping that a  
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul. Money is running 
their lives, and they refuse to tell the truth about that. Money is in 
control of their emotions and their souls.”
Rich dad sat quietly, letting his words sink in. Mike and I heard 
what he said but didn’t understand fully what he was talking about.  
I just knew that I often wondered why grown-ups hurried off to 
work. It did not seem like much fun, and they never looked that 
happy, but something kept them going.
Realizing we had absorbed as much as possible of what he was 
talking about, rich dad said, “I want you boys to avoid that trap.  
That is really what I want to teach you. Not just to be rich, because 
being rich does not solve the problem.”“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.",0.0,their emotions,their emotions
3387,What do they hope their paycheck will kill their fear?,soul,4.0,"So they get up and go to work, hoping that a  
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_30,"Chapter One: Lesson 130
“I did not say you were lying. I said to tell the truth,” rich  
dad retorted.
“The truth about what?” I asked.
“How you’re feeling,” rich dad said. “You don’t have to say it  
to anyone else. Just admit it to yourself.”
“You mean the people in this park, the people who work for you, 
Mrs. Martin, they don’t do that?” I asked.
“I doubt it,” said rich dad. “Instead, they feel the fear of not 
having money. They don’t confront it logically. They react emotionally 
instead of using their heads,” rich dad said. “Then, they get a few 
bucks in their hands and again, the emotions of joy, desire, and greed 
take over. And again they react, instead of think.”
“So their emotions control their brain,” Mike said.
“That’s correct,” said rich dad. “Instead of admitting the truth 
about how they feel, they react to their feelings and fail to think. 
They feel the fear so they go to work, hoping that money will soothe 
the fear, but it doesn’t. It continues to haunt them and they return 
to work, hoping again that money will calm their fears, and again it 
doesn’t. Fear keeps them in this trap of working, earning money,  
working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away. But every day 
they get up, and that old fear wakes up with them. For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry. So they get up and go to work, hoping that a  
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul. Money is running 
their lives, and they refuse to tell the truth about that. Money is in 
control of their emotions and their souls.”
Rich dad sat quietly, letting his words sink in. Mike and I heard 
what he said but didn’t understand fully what he was talking about.  
I just knew that I often wondered why grown-ups hurried off to 
work. It did not seem like much fun, and they never looked that 
happy, but something kept them going.
Realizing we had absorbed as much as possible of what he was 
talking about, rich dad said, “I want you boys to avoid that trap.  
That is really what I want to teach you. Not just to be rich, because 
being rich does not solve the problem.”“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.",0.0,"
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul","
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul"
3388,"What keeps people in this trap of working, earning money, working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away?",fear,5.0,"Fear keeps them in this trap of working, earning money,  
working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away. Fear keeps them in this trap of working, earning money,  
working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away. For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_30,"Chapter One: Lesson 130
“I did not say you were lying. I said to tell the truth,” rich  
dad retorted.
“The truth about what?” I asked.
“How you’re feeling,” rich dad said. “You don’t have to say it  
to anyone else. Just admit it to yourself.”
“You mean the people in this park, the people who work for you, 
Mrs. Martin, they don’t do that?” I asked.
“I doubt it,” said rich dad. “Instead, they feel the fear of not 
having money. They don’t confront it logically. They react emotionally 
instead of using their heads,” rich dad said. “Then, they get a few 
bucks in their hands and again, the emotions of joy, desire, and greed 
take over. And again they react, instead of think.”
“So their emotions control their brain,” Mike said.
“That’s correct,” said rich dad. “Instead of admitting the truth 
about how they feel, they react to their feelings and fail to think. 
They feel the fear so they go to work, hoping that money will soothe 
the fear, but it doesn’t. It continues to haunt them and they return 
to work, hoping again that money will calm their fears, and again it 
doesn’t. Fear keeps them in this trap of working, earning money,  
working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away. But every day 
they get up, and that old fear wakes up with them. For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry. So they get up and go to work, hoping that a  
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul. Money is running 
their lives, and they refuse to tell the truth about that. Money is in 
control of their emotions and their souls.”
Rich dad sat quietly, letting his words sink in. Mike and I heard 
what he said but didn’t understand fully what he was talking about.  
I just knew that I often wondered why grown-ups hurried off to 
work. It did not seem like much fun, and they never looked that 
happy, but something kept them going.
Realizing we had absorbed as much as possible of what he was 
talking about, rich dad said, “I want you boys to avoid that trap.  
That is really what I want to teach you. Not just to be rich, because 
being rich does not solve the problem.”“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.",0.0,Fear,Fear
3389,What do rich dads refuse to tell?,truth,6.0,"“Instead of admitting the truth 
about how they feel, they react to their feelings and fail to think. Money is running 
their lives, and they refuse to tell the truth about that. I said to tell the truth,” rich  
dad retorted.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_30,"Chapter One: Lesson 130
“I did not say you were lying. I said to tell the truth,” rich  
dad retorted.
“The truth about what?” I asked.
“How you’re feeling,” rich dad said. “You don’t have to say it  
to anyone else. Just admit it to yourself.”
“You mean the people in this park, the people who work for you, 
Mrs. Martin, they don’t do that?” I asked.
“I doubt it,” said rich dad. “Instead, they feel the fear of not 
having money. They don’t confront it logically. They react emotionally 
instead of using their heads,” rich dad said. “Then, they get a few 
bucks in their hands and again, the emotions of joy, desire, and greed 
take over. And again they react, instead of think.”
“So their emotions control their brain,” Mike said.
“That’s correct,” said rich dad. “Instead of admitting the truth 
about how they feel, they react to their feelings and fail to think. 
They feel the fear so they go to work, hoping that money will soothe 
the fear, but it doesn’t. It continues to haunt them and they return 
to work, hoping again that money will calm their fears, and again it 
doesn’t. Fear keeps them in this trap of working, earning money,  
working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away. But every day 
they get up, and that old fear wakes up with them. For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry. So they get up and go to work, hoping that a  
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul. Money is running 
their lives, and they refuse to tell the truth about that. Money is in 
control of their emotions and their souls.”
Rich dad sat quietly, letting his words sink in. Mike and I heard 
what he said but didn’t understand fully what he was talking about.  
I just knew that I often wondered why grown-ups hurried off to 
work. It did not seem like much fun, and they never looked that 
happy, but something kept them going.
Realizing we had absorbed as much as possible of what he was 
talking about, rich dad said, “I want you boys to avoid that trap.  
That is really what I want to teach you. Not just to be rich, because 
being rich does not solve the problem.”“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.",0.0,Money,Money
3390,Why do people keep awake all night?,night,7.0,"For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry. For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_30,"Chapter One: Lesson 130
“I did not say you were lying. I said to tell the truth,” rich  
dad retorted.
“The truth about what?” I asked.
“How you’re feeling,” rich dad said. “You don’t have to say it  
to anyone else. Just admit it to yourself.”
“You mean the people in this park, the people who work for you, 
Mrs. Martin, they don’t do that?” I asked.
“I doubt it,” said rich dad. “Instead, they feel the fear of not 
having money. They don’t confront it logically. They react emotionally 
instead of using their heads,” rich dad said. “Then, they get a few 
bucks in their hands and again, the emotions of joy, desire, and greed 
take over. And again they react, instead of think.”
“So their emotions control their brain,” Mike said.
“That’s correct,” said rich dad. “Instead of admitting the truth 
about how they feel, they react to their feelings and fail to think. 
They feel the fear so they go to work, hoping that money will soothe 
the fear, but it doesn’t. It continues to haunt them and they return 
to work, hoping again that money will calm their fears, and again it 
doesn’t. Fear keeps them in this trap of working, earning money,  
working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away. But every day 
they get up, and that old fear wakes up with them. For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry. So they get up and go to work, hoping that a  
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul. Money is running 
their lives, and they refuse to tell the truth about that. Money is in 
control of their emotions and their souls.”
Rich dad sat quietly, letting his words sink in. Mike and I heard 
what he said but didn’t understand fully what he was talking about.  
I just knew that I often wondered why grown-ups hurried off to 
work. It did not seem like much fun, and they never looked that 
happy, but something kept them going.
Realizing we had absorbed as much as possible of what he was 
talking about, rich dad said, “I want you boys to avoid that trap.  
That is really what I want to teach you. Not just to be rich, because 
being rich does not solve the problem.”“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.",0.0,old fear,old fear
3391,What do people in the park do that they don't do?,work,8.0,"Just admit it to yourself.”
“You mean the people in this park, the people who work for you, 
Mrs. Martin, they don’t do that?” I asked. It continues to haunt them and they return 
to work, hoping again that money will calm their fears, and again it 
doesn’t. So they get up and go to work, hoping that a  
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_30,"Chapter One: Lesson 130
“I did not say you were lying. I said to tell the truth,” rich  
dad retorted.
“The truth about what?” I asked.
“How you’re feeling,” rich dad said. “You don’t have to say it  
to anyone else. Just admit it to yourself.”
“You mean the people in this park, the people who work for you, 
Mrs. Martin, they don’t do that?” I asked.
“I doubt it,” said rich dad. “Instead, they feel the fear of not 
having money. They don’t confront it logically. They react emotionally 
instead of using their heads,” rich dad said. “Then, they get a few 
bucks in their hands and again, the emotions of joy, desire, and greed 
take over. And again they react, instead of think.”
“So their emotions control their brain,” Mike said.
“That’s correct,” said rich dad. “Instead of admitting the truth 
about how they feel, they react to their feelings and fail to think. 
They feel the fear so they go to work, hoping that money will soothe 
the fear, but it doesn’t. It continues to haunt them and they return 
to work, hoping again that money will calm their fears, and again it 
doesn’t. Fear keeps them in this trap of working, earning money,  
working, earning money, hoping the fear will go away. But every day 
they get up, and that old fear wakes up with them. For millions of 
people that old fear keeps them awake all night, causing a night of 
turmoil and worry. So they get up and go to work, hoping that a  
paycheck will kill that fear gnawing at their soul. Money is running 
their lives, and they refuse to tell the truth about that. Money is in 
control of their emotions and their souls.”
Rich dad sat quietly, letting his words sink in. Mike and I heard 
what he said but didn’t understand fully what he was talking about.  
I just knew that I often wondered why grown-ups hurried off to 
work. It did not seem like much fun, and they never looked that 
happy, but something kept them going.
Realizing we had absorbed as much as possible of what he was 
talking about, rich dad said, “I want you boys to avoid that trap.  
That is really what I want to teach you. Not just to be rich, because 
being rich does not solve the problem.”“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.",0.0,avoid that trap,avoid that trap
3392,Who thanked the derelict for his good fortune?,dad,1.0,"Seeing the money, the derelict came over immediately, 
took the bill, thanked rich dad profusely, and hurried off, ecstatic 
with his good fortune. Rich dad pulled a dollar out of his wallet and gestured to the 
older man. “He’s not much different from most of my employees,” said rich 
dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_31,"Rich Dad Poor Dad31
“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.
“No, it doesn’t. Let me explain the other emotion: desire. Some  
call it greed, but I prefer desire. It’s perfectly normal to desire something 
better, prettier, more fun, or exciting. So people also work for money 
because of desire. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy. 
But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need 
more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more 
security. So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls 
that are troubled by fear and desire. But money can’t do that.”
“Even rich people do this?” Mike asked.
“Rich people included,” said rich dad. “In fact, the reason many rich 
people are rich isn’t because of desire, but because of fear. They believe 
that money can eliminate the fear of being poor, so they amass tons of it, 
only to find the fear gets worse. Now they fear losing the money. I have 
friends who keep working even though they have plenty. I know people 
who have millions who are more afraid now than when they were poor. 
They’re terrified of losing it all. The fears that drove them to get rich 
got worse. That weak and needy part of their soul is actually screaming 
louder. They don’t want to lose the big houses, the cars and the high life 
money has bought them. They worry about what their friends would say 
if they lost all their money. Many are emotionally desperate and neurotic, 
although they look rich and have more money.”
“So is a poor man happier?” I asked.
“No, I don’t think so,” replied rich dad. “The avoidance of money 
is just as psychotic as being attached to money.”
As if on cue, the town derelict went past our table, stopping by 
the large rubbish can and rummaging around in it. The three of us 
watched him with great interest, when before we probably would 
have just ignored him.
Rich dad pulled a dollar out of his wallet and gestured to the 
older man. Seeing the money, the derelict came over immediately, 
took the bill, thanked rich dad profusely, and hurried off, ecstatic 
with his good fortune.
“He’s not much different from most of my employees,” said rich 
dad. “I’ve met so many people who say, ‘Oh, I’m not interested in money.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
3393,What do they think money will soothe?,souls,2.0,"So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls 
that are troubled by fear and desire.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_31,"Rich Dad Poor Dad31
“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.
“No, it doesn’t. Let me explain the other emotion: desire. Some  
call it greed, but I prefer desire. It’s perfectly normal to desire something 
better, prettier, more fun, or exciting. So people also work for money 
because of desire. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy. 
But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need 
more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more 
security. So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls 
that are troubled by fear and desire. But money can’t do that.”
“Even rich people do this?” Mike asked.
“Rich people included,” said rich dad. “In fact, the reason many rich 
people are rich isn’t because of desire, but because of fear. They believe 
that money can eliminate the fear of being poor, so they amass tons of it, 
only to find the fear gets worse. Now they fear losing the money. I have 
friends who keep working even though they have plenty. I know people 
who have millions who are more afraid now than when they were poor. 
They’re terrified of losing it all. The fears that drove them to get rich 
got worse. That weak and needy part of their soul is actually screaming 
louder. They don’t want to lose the big houses, the cars and the high life 
money has bought them. They worry about what their friends would say 
if they lost all their money. Many are emotionally desperate and neurotic, 
although they look rich and have more money.”
“So is a poor man happier?” I asked.
“No, I don’t think so,” replied rich dad. “The avoidance of money 
is just as psychotic as being attached to money.”
As if on cue, the town derelict went past our table, stopping by 
the large rubbish can and rummaging around in it. The three of us 
watched him with great interest, when before we probably would 
have just ignored him.
Rich dad pulled a dollar out of his wallet and gestured to the 
older man. Seeing the money, the derelict came over immediately, 
took the bill, thanked rich dad profusely, and hurried off, ecstatic 
with his good fortune.
“He’s not much different from most of my employees,” said rich 
dad. “I’ve met so many people who say, ‘Oh, I’m not interested in money.",0.0,"their souls 
that are troubled by fear and desire","their souls 
that are troubled by fear and desire"
3394,What is desire?,emotion,3.0,Let me explain the other emotion: desire.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_31,"Rich Dad Poor Dad31
“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.
“No, it doesn’t. Let me explain the other emotion: desire. Some  
call it greed, but I prefer desire. It’s perfectly normal to desire something 
better, prettier, more fun, or exciting. So people also work for money 
because of desire. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy. 
But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need 
more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more 
security. So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls 
that are troubled by fear and desire. But money can’t do that.”
“Even rich people do this?” Mike asked.
“Rich people included,” said rich dad. “In fact, the reason many rich 
people are rich isn’t because of desire, but because of fear. They believe 
that money can eliminate the fear of being poor, so they amass tons of it, 
only to find the fear gets worse. Now they fear losing the money. I have 
friends who keep working even though they have plenty. I know people 
who have millions who are more afraid now than when they were poor. 
They’re terrified of losing it all. The fears that drove them to get rich 
got worse. That weak and needy part of their soul is actually screaming 
louder. They don’t want to lose the big houses, the cars and the high life 
money has bought them. They worry about what their friends would say 
if they lost all their money. Many are emotionally desperate and neurotic, 
although they look rich and have more money.”
“So is a poor man happier?” I asked.
“No, I don’t think so,” replied rich dad. “The avoidance of money 
is just as psychotic as being attached to money.”
As if on cue, the town derelict went past our table, stopping by 
the large rubbish can and rummaging around in it. The three of us 
watched him with great interest, when before we probably would 
have just ignored him.
Rich dad pulled a dollar out of his wallet and gestured to the 
older man. Seeing the money, the derelict came over immediately, 
took the bill, thanked rich dad profusely, and hurried off, ecstatic 
with his good fortune.
“He’s not much different from most of my employees,” said rich 
dad. “I’ve met so many people who say, ‘Oh, I’m not interested in money.",0.0,"better, prettier, more fun, or exciting","better, prettier, more fun, or exciting"
3395,What does money bring?,joy,4.0,"But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need 
more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more 
security. But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need 
more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more 
security. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_31,"Rich Dad Poor Dad31
“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.
“No, it doesn’t. Let me explain the other emotion: desire. Some  
call it greed, but I prefer desire. It’s perfectly normal to desire something 
better, prettier, more fun, or exciting. So people also work for money 
because of desire. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy. 
But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need 
more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more 
security. So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls 
that are troubled by fear and desire. But money can’t do that.”
“Even rich people do this?” Mike asked.
“Rich people included,” said rich dad. “In fact, the reason many rich 
people are rich isn’t because of desire, but because of fear. They believe 
that money can eliminate the fear of being poor, so they amass tons of it, 
only to find the fear gets worse. Now they fear losing the money. I have 
friends who keep working even though they have plenty. I know people 
who have millions who are more afraid now than when they were poor. 
They’re terrified of losing it all. The fears that drove them to get rich 
got worse. That weak and needy part of their soul is actually screaming 
louder. They don’t want to lose the big houses, the cars and the high life 
money has bought them. They worry about what their friends would say 
if they lost all their money. Many are emotionally desperate and neurotic, 
although they look rich and have more money.”
“So is a poor man happier?” I asked.
“No, I don’t think so,” replied rich dad. “The avoidance of money 
is just as psychotic as being attached to money.”
As if on cue, the town derelict went past our table, stopping by 
the large rubbish can and rummaging around in it. The three of us 
watched him with great interest, when before we probably would 
have just ignored him.
Rich dad pulled a dollar out of his wallet and gestured to the 
older man. Seeing the money, the derelict came over immediately, 
took the bill, thanked rich dad profusely, and hurried off, ecstatic 
with his good fortune.
“He’s not much different from most of my employees,” said rich 
dad. “I’ve met so many people who say, ‘Oh, I’m not interested in money.",0.0,joy,joy
3396,Why are rich people so rich?,desire,5.0,"So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls 
that are troubled by fear and desire. “In fact, the reason many rich 
people are rich isn’t because of desire, but because of fear. It’s perfectly normal to desire something 
better, prettier, more fun, or exciting.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_31,"Rich Dad Poor Dad31
“It doesn’t?” I asked, surprised.
“No, it doesn’t. Let me explain the other emotion: desire. Some  
call it greed, but I prefer desire. It’s perfectly normal to desire something 
better, prettier, more fun, or exciting. So people also work for money 
because of desire. They desire money for the joy they think it can buy. 
But the joy that money brings is often short-lived, and they soon need 
more money for more joy, more pleasure, more comfort, and more 
security. So they keep working, thinking money will soothe their souls 
that are troubled by fear and desire. But money can’t do that.”
“Even rich people do this?” Mike asked.
“Rich people included,” said rich dad. “In fact, the reason many rich 
people are rich isn’t because of desire, but because of fear. They believe 
that money can eliminate the fear of being poor, so they amass tons of it, 
only to find the fear gets worse. Now they fear losing the money. I have 
friends who keep working even though they have plenty. I know people 
who have millions who are more afraid now than when they were poor. 
They’re terrified of losing it all. The fears that drove them to get rich 
got worse. That weak and needy part of their soul is actually screaming 
louder. They don’t want to lose the big houses, the cars and the high life 
money has bought them. They worry about what their friends would say 
if they lost all their money. Many are emotionally desperate and neurotic, 
although they look rich and have more money.”
“So is a poor man happier?” I asked.
“No, I don’t think so,” replied rich dad. “The avoidance of money 
is just as psychotic as being attached to money.”
As if on cue, the town derelict went past our table, stopping by 
the large rubbish can and rummaging around in it. The three of us 
watched him with great interest, when before we probably would 
have just ignored him.
Rich dad pulled a dollar out of his wallet and gestured to the 
older man. Seeing the money, the derelict came over immediately, 
took the bill, thanked rich dad profusely, and hurried off, ecstatic 
with his good fortune.
“He’s not much different from most of my employees,” said rich 
dad. “I’ve met so many people who say, ‘Oh, I’m not interested in money.",0.0,fear,fear
3397,"Who said, ""I'm not interested in money.""?",dad,1.0,"That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. “Not 
work for money until all traces of fear 
and greed are gone?”
“No, that would be a waste of time,” 
said rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_32,"Chapter One: Lesson 132
money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of 
truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? 
That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. He also 
covered himself by always saying,  
“I work because I love my job.”
“So what do we do?” I asked. “Not 
work for money until all traces of fear 
and greed are gone?”
“No, that would be a waste of time,” 
said rich dad. “Emotions are what make 
us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be 
truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in 
your favor, not against yourself.”
“Whoa!” said Mike.
“Don’t worry about what I just said. It will make more sense in 
years to come. Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. 
Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the 
thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn 
to do your own thinking.”
“Can you give me an example?” I asked.
“Sure,” replied rich dad. “When a person says, ‘I need to find 
a job,’ it’s most likely an emotion doing the thinking. Fear of not 
having money generates that thought.”
“But people do need money if they have bills to pay,” I said.
“Sure they do,” smiled rich dad. “All I’m saying is that it’s fear that 
is all too often doing the thinking.”
“I don’t understand,” said Mike.
“For example,” said rich dad. “If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
3398,"What does the word ""energy in motion"" mean?",emotions,2.0,"The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be 
truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in 
your favor, not against yourself.”
“Whoa!” said Mike. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be 
truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in 
your favor, not against yourself.”
“Whoa!” said Mike. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn 
to do your own thinking.”
“Can you give me an example?” I asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_32,"Chapter One: Lesson 132
money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of 
truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? 
That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. He also 
covered himself by always saying,  
“I work because I love my job.”
“So what do we do?” I asked. “Not 
work for money until all traces of fear 
and greed are gone?”
“No, that would be a waste of time,” 
said rich dad. “Emotions are what make 
us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be 
truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in 
your favor, not against yourself.”
“Whoa!” said Mike.
“Don’t worry about what I just said. It will make more sense in 
years to come. Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. 
Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the 
thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn 
to do your own thinking.”
“Can you give me an example?” I asked.
“Sure,” replied rich dad. “When a person says, ‘I need to find 
a job,’ it’s most likely an emotion doing the thinking. Fear of not 
having money generates that thought.”
“But people do need money if they have bills to pay,” I said.
“Sure they do,” smiled rich dad. “All I’m saying is that it’s fear that 
is all too often doing the thinking.”
“I don’t understand,” said Mike.
“For example,” said rich dad. “If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno.",0.0,emotion,emotion
3399,Why do people not have enough money?,fear,3.0,"“If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno. “Not 
work for money until all traces of fear 
and greed are gone?”
“No, that would be a waste of time,” 
said rich dad. Fear of not 
having money generates that thought.”
“But people do need money if they have bills to pay,” I said.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_32,"Chapter One: Lesson 132
money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of 
truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? 
That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. He also 
covered himself by always saying,  
“I work because I love my job.”
“So what do we do?” I asked. “Not 
work for money until all traces of fear 
and greed are gone?”
“No, that would be a waste of time,” 
said rich dad. “Emotions are what make 
us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be 
truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in 
your favor, not against yourself.”
“Whoa!” said Mike.
“Don’t worry about what I just said. It will make more sense in 
years to come. Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. 
Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the 
thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn 
to do your own thinking.”
“Can you give me an example?” I asked.
“Sure,” replied rich dad. “When a person says, ‘I need to find 
a job,’ it’s most likely an emotion doing the thinking. Fear of not 
having money generates that thought.”
“But people do need money if they have bills to pay,” I said.
“Sure they do,” smiled rich dad. “All I’m saying is that it’s fear that 
is all too often doing the thinking.”
“I don’t understand,” said Mike.
“For example,” said rich dad. “If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno.",0.0,Fear,Fear
3400,What is probably more psychotic than a person who hoards money?,thinking,4.0,"That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn 
to do your own thinking.”
“Can you give me an example?” I asked. “All I’m saying is that it’s fear that 
is all too often doing the thinking.”
“I don’t understand,” said Mike.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_32,"Chapter One: Lesson 132
money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of 
truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? 
That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. He also 
covered himself by always saying,  
“I work because I love my job.”
“So what do we do?” I asked. “Not 
work for money until all traces of fear 
and greed are gone?”
“No, that would be a waste of time,” 
said rich dad. “Emotions are what make 
us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be 
truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in 
your favor, not against yourself.”
“Whoa!” said Mike.
“Don’t worry about what I just said. It will make more sense in 
years to come. Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. 
Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the 
thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn 
to do your own thinking.”
“Can you give me an example?” I asked.
“Sure,” replied rich dad. “When a person says, ‘I need to find 
a job,’ it’s most likely an emotion doing the thinking. Fear of not 
having money generates that thought.”
“But people do need money if they have bills to pay,” I said.
“Sure they do,” smiled rich dad. “All I’m saying is that it’s fear that 
is all too often doing the thinking.”
“I don’t understand,” said Mike.
“For example,” said rich dad. “If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno.",0.0,That kind of thinking,That kind of thinking
3401,What do people ask themselves if they don't have enough money?,job,5.0,"“If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno. “If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno. He also 
covered himself by always saying,  
“I work because I love my job.”
“So what do we do?” I asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_32,"Chapter One: Lesson 132
money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of 
truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? 
That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. He also 
covered himself by always saying,  
“I work because I love my job.”
“So what do we do?” I asked. “Not 
work for money until all traces of fear 
and greed are gone?”
“No, that would be a waste of time,” 
said rich dad. “Emotions are what make 
us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be 
truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in 
your favor, not against yourself.”
“Whoa!” said Mike.
“Don’t worry about what I just said. It will make more sense in 
years to come. Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. 
Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the 
thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn 
to do your own thinking.”
“Can you give me an example?” I asked.
“Sure,” replied rich dad. “When a person says, ‘I need to find 
a job,’ it’s most likely an emotion doing the thinking. Fear of not 
having money generates that thought.”
“But people do need money if they have bills to pay,” I said.
“Sure they do,” smiled rich dad. “All I’m saying is that it’s fear that 
is all too often doing the thinking.”
“I don’t understand,” said Mike.
“For example,” said rich dad. “If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno.",0.0,‘Will a job be the bestno,‘Will a job be the bestno
3402,What do you think you're not interested in?,money,6.0,"That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. “If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_32,"Chapter One: Lesson 132
money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of 
truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? 
That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. He also 
covered himself by always saying,  
“I work because I love my job.”
“So what do we do?” I asked. “Not 
work for money until all traces of fear 
and greed are gone?”
“No, that would be a waste of time,” 
said rich dad. “Emotions are what make 
us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be 
truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in 
your favor, not against yourself.”
“Whoa!” said Mike.
“Don’t worry about what I just said. It will make more sense in 
years to come. Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. 
Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the 
thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn 
to do your own thinking.”
“Can you give me an example?” I asked.
“Sure,” replied rich dad. “When a person says, ‘I need to find 
a job,’ it’s most likely an emotion doing the thinking. Fear of not 
having money generates that thought.”
“But people do need money if they have bills to pay,” I said.
“Sure they do,” smiled rich dad. “All I’m saying is that it’s fear that 
is all too often doing the thinking.”
“I don’t understand,” said Mike.
“For example,” said rich dad. “If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno.",0.0,money,money
3403,What did my dad say that I was not interested in money?,words,7.0,"That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_32,"Chapter One: Lesson 132
money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of 
truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? 
That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. He also 
covered himself by always saying,  
“I work because I love my job.”
“So what do we do?” I asked. “Not 
work for money until all traces of fear 
and greed are gone?”
“No, that would be a waste of time,” 
said rich dad. “Emotions are what make 
us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be 
truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in 
your favor, not against yourself.”
“Whoa!” said Mike.
“Don’t worry about what I just said. It will make more sense in 
years to come. Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. 
Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the 
thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn 
to do your own thinking.”
“Can you give me an example?” I asked.
“Sure,” replied rich dad. “When a person says, ‘I need to find 
a job,’ it’s most likely an emotion doing the thinking. Fear of not 
having money generates that thought.”
“But people do need money if they have bills to pay,” I said.
“Sure they do,” smiled rich dad. “All I’m saying is that it’s fear that 
is all too often doing the thinking.”
“I don’t understand,” said Mike.
“For example,” said rich dad. “If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno.",0.0,‘Will a job be the bestno,‘Will a job be the bestno
3404,Who do not know that their emotions are the cause of their thinking?,people,8.0,"Fear of not 
having money generates that thought.”
“But people do need money if they have bills to pay,” I said. Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the 
thinking.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_32,"Chapter One: Lesson 132
money.’ Yet they’ll work at a job for eight hours a day. That’s a denial of 
truth. If they weren’t interested in money, then why are they working? 
That kind of thinking is probably more psychotic than a person who 
hoards money.” 
As I sat there listening to my rich dad, my mind flashed back to 
the countless times my own dad said, “I’m not interested in money.” 
He said those words often. He also 
covered himself by always saying,  
“I work because I love my job.”
“So what do we do?” I asked. “Not 
work for money until all traces of fear 
and greed are gone?”
“No, that would be a waste of time,” 
said rich dad. “Emotions are what make 
us human. The word ‘emotion’ stands for ‘energy in motion.’ Be 
truthful about your emotions and use your mind and emotions in 
your favor, not against yourself.”
“Whoa!” said Mike.
“Don’t worry about what I just said. It will make more sense in 
years to come. Just be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotions. 
Most people do not know that it’s their emotions that are doing the 
thinking. Your emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn 
to do your own thinking.”
“Can you give me an example?” I asked.
“Sure,” replied rich dad. “When a person says, ‘I need to find 
a job,’ it’s most likely an emotion doing the thinking. Fear of not 
having money generates that thought.”
“But people do need money if they have bills to pay,” I said.
“Sure they do,” smiled rich dad. “All I’m saying is that it’s fear that 
is all too often doing the thinking.”
“I don’t understand,” said Mike.
“For example,” said rich dad. “If the fear of not having enough 
money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job, they 
instead might ask themselves this question: ‘Will a job be the bestno.",0.0,Most people,Most people
3405,"Who said, ""Stay in school and get good grades, so you can find a safe, secure job?""",dad,1.0,"A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. But people make 
that recommendation primarily out of fear.”
“You mean my dad says that because he’s afraid?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. But people make 
that recommendation primarily out of fear.”
“You mean my dad says that because he’s afraid?”
“Yes,” said rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_33,"Rich Dad Poor Dad33
solution to this fear over the long run?’ In my opinion, the answer is 
no. A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. 
“Yes, I understand he says that,” said rich dad, smiling. “Most people 
recommend that, and it’s a good path for most people. But people make 
that recommendation primarily out of fear.”
“You mean my dad says that because he’s afraid?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “He’s terrified that you won’t earn enough 
money and won’t fit into society. Don’t get me wrong. He loves you 
and wants the best for you. I too believe an education and a job are 
important, but it won’t handle the fear. You see, that same fear that 
makes him get up in the morning to earn a few bucks is the fear that  
is causing him to be so fanatical about your going to school.”
“So what do you recommend?” I asked.
“I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of  
being afraid of it. They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t  
learn it, you become a slave to money.”
It was finally making sense. He wanted us to widen our views  
and to see what the Mrs. Martins of this world couldn’t see. He used 
examples that sounded cruel at the time, but I’ve never forgotten 
them. My vision widened that day, and I began to see the trap that  
lay ahead for most people.
“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different 
levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid 
the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in 
your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not 
interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t 
handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and 
you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”
“So how do we avoid the trap?” I asked.
“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and  
ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s  
self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped. So you  how to stay out of the trap.",0.0,my dad,my dad
3406,What is the main cause of poverty?,ignorance,2.0,"“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and  
ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s  
self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_33,"Rich Dad Poor Dad33
solution to this fear over the long run?’ In my opinion, the answer is 
no. A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. 
“Yes, I understand he says that,” said rich dad, smiling. “Most people 
recommend that, and it’s a good path for most people. But people make 
that recommendation primarily out of fear.”
“You mean my dad says that because he’s afraid?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “He’s terrified that you won’t earn enough 
money and won’t fit into society. Don’t get me wrong. He loves you 
and wants the best for you. I too believe an education and a job are 
important, but it won’t handle the fear. You see, that same fear that 
makes him get up in the morning to earn a few bucks is the fear that  
is causing him to be so fanatical about your going to school.”
“So what do you recommend?” I asked.
“I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of  
being afraid of it. They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t  
learn it, you become a slave to money.”
It was finally making sense. He wanted us to widen our views  
and to see what the Mrs. Martins of this world couldn’t see. He used 
examples that sounded cruel at the time, but I’ve never forgotten 
them. My vision widened that day, and I began to see the trap that  
lay ahead for most people.
“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different 
levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid 
the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in 
your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not 
interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t 
handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and 
you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”
“So how do we avoid the trap?” I asked.
“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and  
ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s  
self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped. So you  how to stay out of the trap.",0.0,fear,fear
3407,What do you want to avoid?,trap,3.0,"If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and 
you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”
“So how do we avoid the trap?” I asked. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid 
the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. My vision widened that day, and I began to see the trap that  
lay ahead for most people.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_33,"Rich Dad Poor Dad33
solution to this fear over the long run?’ In my opinion, the answer is 
no. A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. 
“Yes, I understand he says that,” said rich dad, smiling. “Most people 
recommend that, and it’s a good path for most people. But people make 
that recommendation primarily out of fear.”
“You mean my dad says that because he’s afraid?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “He’s terrified that you won’t earn enough 
money and won’t fit into society. Don’t get me wrong. He loves you 
and wants the best for you. I too believe an education and a job are 
important, but it won’t handle the fear. You see, that same fear that 
makes him get up in the morning to earn a few bucks is the fear that  
is causing him to be so fanatical about your going to school.”
“So what do you recommend?” I asked.
“I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of  
being afraid of it. They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t  
learn it, you become a slave to money.”
It was finally making sense. He wanted us to widen our views  
and to see what the Mrs. Martins of this world couldn’t see. He used 
examples that sounded cruel at the time, but I’ve never forgotten 
them. My vision widened that day, and I began to see the trap that  
lay ahead for most people.
“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different 
levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid 
the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in 
your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not 
interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t 
handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and 
you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”
“So how do we avoid the trap?” I asked.
“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and  
ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s  
self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped. So you  how to stay out of the trap.",0.0,fear and desire,fear and desire
3408,Is a job a short term solution to a long term problem?,solution,4.0,"A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. Rich Dad Poor Dad33
solution to this fear over the long run?’ In my opinion, the answer is 
no.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_33,"Rich Dad Poor Dad33
solution to this fear over the long run?’ In my opinion, the answer is 
no. A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. 
“Yes, I understand he says that,” said rich dad, smiling. “Most people 
recommend that, and it’s a good path for most people. But people make 
that recommendation primarily out of fear.”
“You mean my dad says that because he’s afraid?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “He’s terrified that you won’t earn enough 
money and won’t fit into society. Don’t get me wrong. He loves you 
and wants the best for you. I too believe an education and a job are 
important, but it won’t handle the fear. You see, that same fear that 
makes him get up in the morning to earn a few bucks is the fear that  
is causing him to be so fanatical about your going to school.”
“So what do you recommend?” I asked.
“I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of  
being afraid of it. They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t  
learn it, you become a slave to money.”
It was finally making sense. He wanted us to widen our views  
and to see what the Mrs. Martins of this world couldn’t see. He used 
examples that sounded cruel at the time, but I’ve never forgotten 
them. My vision widened that day, and I began to see the trap that  
lay ahead for most people.
“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different 
levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid 
the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in 
your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not 
interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t 
handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and 
you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”
“So how do we avoid the trap?” I asked.
“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and  
ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s  
self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped. So you  how to stay out of the trap.",0.0,A job is really a short-term solution,A job is really a short-term solution
3409,What emotion is the only one that can cause fear and desire to be a slave?,desire,5.0,"If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and 
you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”
“So how do we avoid the trap?” I asked. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid 
the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. That won’t 
handle the fear or desire.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_33,"Rich Dad Poor Dad33
solution to this fear over the long run?’ In my opinion, the answer is 
no. A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. 
“Yes, I understand he says that,” said rich dad, smiling. “Most people 
recommend that, and it’s a good path for most people. But people make 
that recommendation primarily out of fear.”
“You mean my dad says that because he’s afraid?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “He’s terrified that you won’t earn enough 
money and won’t fit into society. Don’t get me wrong. He loves you 
and wants the best for you. I too believe an education and a job are 
important, but it won’t handle the fear. You see, that same fear that 
makes him get up in the morning to earn a few bucks is the fear that  
is causing him to be so fanatical about your going to school.”
“So what do you recommend?” I asked.
“I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of  
being afraid of it. They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t  
learn it, you become a slave to money.”
It was finally making sense. He wanted us to widen our views  
and to see what the Mrs. Martins of this world couldn’t see. He used 
examples that sounded cruel at the time, but I’ve never forgotten 
them. My vision widened that day, and I began to see the trap that  
lay ahead for most people.
“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different 
levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid 
the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in 
your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not 
interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t 
handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and 
you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”
“So how do we avoid the trap?” I asked.
“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and  
ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s  
self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped. So you  how to stay out of the trap.",0.0,money,money
3410,What is a short term solution to a long term problem?,job,6.0,"A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. I too believe an education and a job are 
important, but it won’t handle the fear.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_33,"Rich Dad Poor Dad33
solution to this fear over the long run?’ In my opinion, the answer is 
no. A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. 
“Yes, I understand he says that,” said rich dad, smiling. “Most people 
recommend that, and it’s a good path for most people. But people make 
that recommendation primarily out of fear.”
“You mean my dad says that because he’s afraid?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “He’s terrified that you won’t earn enough 
money and won’t fit into society. Don’t get me wrong. He loves you 
and wants the best for you. I too believe an education and a job are 
important, but it won’t handle the fear. You see, that same fear that 
makes him get up in the morning to earn a few bucks is the fear that  
is causing him to be so fanatical about your going to school.”
“So what do you recommend?” I asked.
“I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of  
being afraid of it. They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t  
learn it, you become a slave to money.”
It was finally making sense. He wanted us to widen our views  
and to see what the Mrs. Martins of this world couldn’t see. He used 
examples that sounded cruel at the time, but I’ve never forgotten 
them. My vision widened that day, and I began to see the trap that  
lay ahead for most people.
“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different 
levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid 
the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in 
your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not 
interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t 
handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and 
you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”
“So how do we avoid the trap?” I asked.
“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and  
ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s  
self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped. So you  how to stay out of the trap.",0.0,A job,A job
3411,What do they teach you to master?,money,7.0,"They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t  
learn it, you become a slave to money.”
It was finally making sense. “I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of  
being afraid of it. “He’s terrified that you won’t earn enough 
money and won’t fit into society.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_33,"Rich Dad Poor Dad33
solution to this fear over the long run?’ In my opinion, the answer is 
no. A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”
“But my dad is always saying, ‘Stay in school and get good grades, 
so you can find a safe, secure job,’” I interjected, somewhat confused. 
“Yes, I understand he says that,” said rich dad, smiling. “Most people 
recommend that, and it’s a good path for most people. But people make 
that recommendation primarily out of fear.”
“You mean my dad says that because he’s afraid?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “He’s terrified that you won’t earn enough 
money and won’t fit into society. Don’t get me wrong. He loves you 
and wants the best for you. I too believe an education and a job are 
important, but it won’t handle the fear. You see, that same fear that 
makes him get up in the morning to earn a few bucks is the fear that  
is causing him to be so fanatical about your going to school.”
“So what do you recommend?” I asked.
“I want to teach you to master the power of money, instead of  
being afraid of it. They don’t teach that in school and, if you don’t  
learn it, you become a slave to money.”
It was finally making sense. He wanted us to widen our views  
and to see what the Mrs. Martins of this world couldn’t see. He used 
examples that sounded cruel at the time, but I’ve never forgotten 
them. My vision widened that day, and I began to see the trap that  
lay ahead for most people.
“You see, we’re all employees ultimately. We just work at different 
levels,” said rich dad. “I just want you boys to have a chance to avoid 
the trap caused by those two emotions, fear and desire. Use them in 
your favor, not against you. That’s what I want to teach you. I’m not 
interested in just teaching you to make a pile of money. That won’t 
handle the fear or desire. If you don’t first handle fear and desire, and 
you get rich, you’ll only be a highly paid slave.”
“So how do we avoid the trap?” I asked.
“The main cause of poverty or financial struggle is fear and  
ignorance, not the economy or the government or the rich. It’s  
self-inflicted fear and ignorance that keep people trapped. So you  how to stay out of the trap.",0.0,the power of money,the power of money
3412,Who asked how does the desire for money affect our thinking?,mike,1.0,"Tomorrow there will only be another 
carrot for the donkey.”
“You mean the moment I picture a new baseball glove, candy and 
toys, that’s like a carrot to a donkey?” Mike asked. How 
does the desire for money affect our thinking?” Mike asked. That’s the trap.”
“So what’s the answer,” Mike asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_34,"Chapter One: Lesson 134
boys go to school and get your college degrees, and I’ll teach you  
how to stay out of the trap.”
The pieces of the puzzle were appearing. My highly educated dad 
had a great education and a great career, but school never told him 
how to handle money or his fear of it. It became clear that I could 
learn different and important things from two fathers. 
“So you’ve been talking about the fear of not having money. How 
does the desire for money affect our thinking?” Mike asked. 
“How did you feel when I tempted you with a pay raise? Did you 
notice your desires rising?”
We nodded our heads.
“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay  
your reactions and think. That is important. We will always have 
emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you 
to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not 
let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and 
greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance. Most people 
live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security because 
of the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those 
emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. It’s just like the picture of 
a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front 
of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but 
the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another 
carrot for the donkey.”
“You mean the moment I picture a new baseball glove, candy and 
toys, that’s like a carrot to a donkey?” Mike asked.
“Yes, and as you get older, your toys get more expensive—a new 
car, a boat, and a big house to impress your friends,” said rich dad 
with a smile. “Fear pushes you out the door, and desire calls to you. 
That’s the trap.”
“So what’s the answer,” Mike asked.
“What intensifies fear and desire is ignorance. That is why rich 
people with lots of money often have more fear the richer they get. 
Money is the carrot, the illusion. If the donkey could see the whole 
picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”between ignorance and illumination.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3413,How did you feel when I tempted you with a pay raise?,pay raise,2.0,“How did you feel when I tempted you with a pay raise?,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_34,"Chapter One: Lesson 134
boys go to school and get your college degrees, and I’ll teach you  
how to stay out of the trap.”
The pieces of the puzzle were appearing. My highly educated dad 
had a great education and a great career, but school never told him 
how to handle money or his fear of it. It became clear that I could 
learn different and important things from two fathers. 
“So you’ve been talking about the fear of not having money. How 
does the desire for money affect our thinking?” Mike asked. 
“How did you feel when I tempted you with a pay raise? Did you 
notice your desires rising?”
We nodded our heads.
“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay  
your reactions and think. That is important. We will always have 
emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you 
to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not 
let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and 
greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance. Most people 
live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security because 
of the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those 
emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. It’s just like the picture of 
a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front 
of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but 
the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another 
carrot for the donkey.”
“You mean the moment I picture a new baseball glove, candy and 
toys, that’s like a carrot to a donkey?” Mike asked.
“Yes, and as you get older, your toys get more expensive—a new 
car, a boat, and a big house to impress your friends,” said rich dad 
with a smile. “Fear pushes you out the door, and desire calls to you. 
That’s the trap.”
“So what’s the answer,” Mike asked.
“What intensifies fear and desire is ignorance. That is why rich 
people with lots of money often have more fear the richer they get. 
Money is the carrot, the illusion. If the donkey could see the whole 
picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”between ignorance and illumination.",0.0,"Did you 
notice your desires rising","Did you 
notice your desires rising"
3414,"What is the only thing that a donkey can see if he sees a new baseball glove, candy and toys?",carrot,3.0,"Tomorrow there will only be another 
carrot for the donkey.”
“You mean the moment I picture a new baseball glove, candy and 
toys, that’s like a carrot to a donkey?” Mike asked. Tomorrow there will only be another 
carrot for the donkey.”
“You mean the moment I picture a new baseball glove, candy and 
toys, that’s like a carrot to a donkey?” Mike asked. If the donkey could see the whole 
picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”between ignorance and illumination.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_34,"Chapter One: Lesson 134
boys go to school and get your college degrees, and I’ll teach you  
how to stay out of the trap.”
The pieces of the puzzle were appearing. My highly educated dad 
had a great education and a great career, but school never told him 
how to handle money or his fear of it. It became clear that I could 
learn different and important things from two fathers. 
“So you’ve been talking about the fear of not having money. How 
does the desire for money affect our thinking?” Mike asked. 
“How did you feel when I tempted you with a pay raise? Did you 
notice your desires rising?”
We nodded our heads.
“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay  
your reactions and think. That is important. We will always have 
emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you 
to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not 
let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and 
greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance. Most people 
live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security because 
of the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those 
emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. It’s just like the picture of 
a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front 
of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but 
the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another 
carrot for the donkey.”
“You mean the moment I picture a new baseball glove, candy and 
toys, that’s like a carrot to a donkey?” Mike asked.
“Yes, and as you get older, your toys get more expensive—a new 
car, a boat, and a big house to impress your friends,” said rich dad 
with a smile. “Fear pushes you out the door, and desire calls to you. 
That’s the trap.”
“So what’s the answer,” Mike asked.
“What intensifies fear and desire is ignorance. That is why rich 
people with lots of money often have more fear the richer they get. 
Money is the carrot, the illusion. If the donkey could see the whole 
picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”between ignorance and illumination.",0.0,carrot,carrot
3415,"What do most people live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security because of?",emotions,4.0,"Most people 
live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security because 
of the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those 
emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. From here on in, it’s imperative for you 
to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not 
let your emotions control your thinking. From here on in, it’s imperative for you 
to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not 
let your emotions control your thinking.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_34,"Chapter One: Lesson 134
boys go to school and get your college degrees, and I’ll teach you  
how to stay out of the trap.”
The pieces of the puzzle were appearing. My highly educated dad 
had a great education and a great career, but school never told him 
how to handle money or his fear of it. It became clear that I could 
learn different and important things from two fathers. 
“So you’ve been talking about the fear of not having money. How 
does the desire for money affect our thinking?” Mike asked. 
“How did you feel when I tempted you with a pay raise? Did you 
notice your desires rising?”
We nodded our heads.
“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay  
your reactions and think. That is important. We will always have 
emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you 
to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not 
let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and 
greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance. Most people 
live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security because 
of the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those 
emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. It’s just like the picture of 
a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front 
of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but 
the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another 
carrot for the donkey.”
“You mean the moment I picture a new baseball glove, candy and 
toys, that’s like a carrot to a donkey?” Mike asked.
“Yes, and as you get older, your toys get more expensive—a new 
car, a boat, and a big house to impress your friends,” said rich dad 
with a smile. “Fear pushes you out the door, and desire calls to you. 
That’s the trap.”
“So what’s the answer,” Mike asked.
“What intensifies fear and desire is ignorance. That is why rich 
people with lots of money often have more fear the richer they get. 
Money is the carrot, the illusion. If the donkey could see the whole 
picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”between ignorance and illumination.",0.0,the emotions of desire and fear,the emotions of desire and fear
3416,"What emotion drives most people to chase paychecks, pay raises and job security?",fear,5.0,"Most people 
live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security because 
of the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those 
emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. My highly educated dad 
had a great education and a great career, but school never told him 
how to handle money or his fear of it. That is why rich 
people with lots of money often have more fear the richer they get.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_34,"Chapter One: Lesson 134
boys go to school and get your college degrees, and I’ll teach you  
how to stay out of the trap.”
The pieces of the puzzle were appearing. My highly educated dad 
had a great education and a great career, but school never told him 
how to handle money or his fear of it. It became clear that I could 
learn different and important things from two fathers. 
“So you’ve been talking about the fear of not having money. How 
does the desire for money affect our thinking?” Mike asked. 
“How did you feel when I tempted you with a pay raise? Did you 
notice your desires rising?”
We nodded our heads.
“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay  
your reactions and think. That is important. We will always have 
emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you 
to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not 
let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and 
greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance. Most people 
live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security because 
of the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those 
emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. It’s just like the picture of 
a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front 
of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but 
the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another 
carrot for the donkey.”
“You mean the moment I picture a new baseball glove, candy and 
toys, that’s like a carrot to a donkey?” Mike asked.
“Yes, and as you get older, your toys get more expensive—a new 
car, a boat, and a big house to impress your friends,” said rich dad 
with a smile. “Fear pushes you out the door, and desire calls to you. 
That’s the trap.”
“So what’s the answer,” Mike asked.
“What intensifies fear and desire is ignorance. That is why rich 
people with lots of money often have more fear the richer they get. 
Money is the carrot, the illusion. If the donkey could see the whole 
picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”between ignorance and illumination.",0.0,desire and fear,desire and fear
3417,Who uses fear and greed against themselves?,people,6.0,"Most people 
live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security because 
of the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those 
emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. That is why rich 
people with lots of money often have more fear the richer they get. Most people use fear and 
greed against themselves.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_34,"Chapter One: Lesson 134
boys go to school and get your college degrees, and I’ll teach you  
how to stay out of the trap.”
The pieces of the puzzle were appearing. My highly educated dad 
had a great education and a great career, but school never told him 
how to handle money or his fear of it. It became clear that I could 
learn different and important things from two fathers. 
“So you’ve been talking about the fear of not having money. How 
does the desire for money affect our thinking?” Mike asked. 
“How did you feel when I tempted you with a pay raise? Did you 
notice your desires rising?”
We nodded our heads.
“By not giving in to your emotions, you were able to delay  
your reactions and think. That is important. We will always have 
emotions of fear and greed. From here on in, it’s imperative for you 
to use those emotions to your advantage, and for the long term to not 
let your emotions control your thinking. Most people use fear and 
greed against themselves. That’s the start of ignorance. Most people 
live their lives chasing paychecks, pay raises and job security because 
of the emotions of desire and fear, not really questioning where those 
emotion-driven thoughts are leading them. It’s just like the picture of 
a donkey dragging a cart with its owner dangling a carrot just in front 
of its nose. The donkey’s owner may be going where he wants to, but 
the donkey is chasing an illusion. Tomorrow there will only be another 
carrot for the donkey.”
“You mean the moment I picture a new baseball glove, candy and 
toys, that’s like a carrot to a donkey?” Mike asked.
“Yes, and as you get older, your toys get more expensive—a new 
car, a boat, and a big house to impress your friends,” said rich dad 
with a smile. “Fear pushes you out the door, and desire calls to you. 
That’s the trap.”
“So what’s the answer,” Mike asked.
“What intensifies fear and desire is ignorance. That is why rich 
people with lots of money often have more fear the richer they get. 
Money is the carrot, the illusion. If the donkey could see the whole 
picture, it might rethink its choice to chase the carrot.”between ignorance and illumination.",0.0,Most people,Most people
3418,Who said that ignorance about money causes so much greed and fear?,dad,1.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination. Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination. “Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed 
and fear,” said rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_35,"Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination.
He explained that once a person stops searching for information 
and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. That struggle is a moment-to-
moment decision—to learn to open or close one’s mind.
“Look, school is very important. You go to school to learn a skill  
or profession to become a contributing member of society. Every  
culture needs teachers, doctors, mechanics, artists, cooks, businesspeople, 
police officers, firefighters, and soldiers. Schools train them so society 
can thrive and flourish,” said rich dad. “Unfortunately, for many people 
school is the end, not the beginning.”
There was a long silence. Rich dad was smiling. I didn’t 
comprehend everything he said that day. But as with most great 
teachers, his words continued to teach for years. 
“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you 
to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. 
Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never 
forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re 
not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life 
living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for 
money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy 
is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about 
paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size 
of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you  
secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want  
you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that 
happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”
A softball rolled under our table. Rich dad picked it up and threw  
it back.
“So what does ignorance have to do with greed and fear?” I asked. 
“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed 
and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, 
wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees.  
By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. those with money.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
3419,What is the struggle between illumination and ignorance?,ignorance,2.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination. He explained that once a person stops searching for information 
and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. “Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed 
and fear,” said rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_35,"Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination.
He explained that once a person stops searching for information 
and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. That struggle is a moment-to-
moment decision—to learn to open or close one’s mind.
“Look, school is very important. You go to school to learn a skill  
or profession to become a contributing member of society. Every  
culture needs teachers, doctors, mechanics, artists, cooks, businesspeople, 
police officers, firefighters, and soldiers. Schools train them so society 
can thrive and flourish,” said rich dad. “Unfortunately, for many people 
school is the end, not the beginning.”
There was a long silence. Rich dad was smiling. I didn’t 
comprehend everything he said that day. But as with most great 
teachers, his words continued to teach for years. 
“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you 
to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. 
Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never 
forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re 
not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life 
living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for 
money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy 
is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about 
paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size 
of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you  
secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want  
you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that 
happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”
A softball rolled under our table. Rich dad picked it up and threw  
it back.
“So what does ignorance have to do with greed and fear?” I asked. 
“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed 
and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, 
wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees.  
By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. those with money.",0.0,a human’s life,a human’s life
3420,What is the profession of a doctor?,doctors,3.0,"Every  
culture needs teachers, doctors, mechanics, artists, cooks, businesspeople, 
police officers, firefighters, and soldiers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_35,"Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination.
He explained that once a person stops searching for information 
and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. That struggle is a moment-to-
moment decision—to learn to open or close one’s mind.
“Look, school is very important. You go to school to learn a skill  
or profession to become a contributing member of society. Every  
culture needs teachers, doctors, mechanics, artists, cooks, businesspeople, 
police officers, firefighters, and soldiers. Schools train them so society 
can thrive and flourish,” said rich dad. “Unfortunately, for many people 
school is the end, not the beginning.”
There was a long silence. Rich dad was smiling. I didn’t 
comprehend everything he said that day. But as with most great 
teachers, his words continued to teach for years. 
“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you 
to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. 
Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never 
forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re 
not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life 
living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for 
money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy 
is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about 
paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size 
of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you  
secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want  
you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that 
happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”
A softball rolled under our table. Rich dad picked it up and threw  
it back.
“So what does ignorance have to do with greed and fear?” I asked. 
“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed 
and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, 
wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees.  
By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. those with money.",0.0,teachers,teachers
3421,What is the difference between ignorance and illumination?,struggle,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination. That struggle is a moment-to-
moment decision—to learn to open or close one’s mind.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_35,"Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination.
He explained that once a person stops searching for information 
and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. That struggle is a moment-to-
moment decision—to learn to open or close one’s mind.
“Look, school is very important. You go to school to learn a skill  
or profession to become a contributing member of society. Every  
culture needs teachers, doctors, mechanics, artists, cooks, businesspeople, 
police officers, firefighters, and soldiers. Schools train them so society 
can thrive and flourish,” said rich dad. “Unfortunately, for many people 
school is the end, not the beginning.”
There was a long silence. Rich dad was smiling. I didn’t 
comprehend everything he said that day. But as with most great 
teachers, his words continued to teach for years. 
“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you 
to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. 
Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never 
forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re 
not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life 
living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for 
money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy 
is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about 
paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size 
of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you  
secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want  
you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that 
happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”
A softball rolled under our table. Rich dad picked it up and threw  
it back.
“So what does ignorance have to do with greed and fear?” I asked. 
“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed 
and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, 
wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees.  
By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. those with money.",0.0,a struggle,a struggle
3422,What do you want to become a contributing member of?,society,5.0,"You go to school to learn a skill  
or profession to become a contributing member of society. Schools train them so society 
can thrive and flourish,” said rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_35,"Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination.
He explained that once a person stops searching for information 
and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. That struggle is a moment-to-
moment decision—to learn to open or close one’s mind.
“Look, school is very important. You go to school to learn a skill  
or profession to become a contributing member of society. Every  
culture needs teachers, doctors, mechanics, artists, cooks, businesspeople, 
police officers, firefighters, and soldiers. Schools train them so society 
can thrive and flourish,” said rich dad. “Unfortunately, for many people 
school is the end, not the beginning.”
There was a long silence. Rich dad was smiling. I didn’t 
comprehend everything he said that day. But as with most great 
teachers, his words continued to teach for years. 
“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you 
to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. 
Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never 
forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re 
not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life 
living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for 
money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy 
is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about 
paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size 
of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you  
secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want  
you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that 
happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”
A softball rolled under our table. Rich dad picked it up and threw  
it back.
“So what does ignorance have to do with greed and fear?” I asked. 
“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed 
and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, 
wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees.  
By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. those with money.",0.0,society,society
3423,"What is the end of the world, not the beginning?",school,6.0,"“Unfortunately, for many people 
school is the end, not the beginning.”
There was a long silence. You go to school to learn a skill  
or profession to become a contributing member of society. “Look, school is very important.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_35,"Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination.
He explained that once a person stops searching for information 
and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. That struggle is a moment-to-
moment decision—to learn to open or close one’s mind.
“Look, school is very important. You go to school to learn a skill  
or profession to become a contributing member of society. Every  
culture needs teachers, doctors, mechanics, artists, cooks, businesspeople, 
police officers, firefighters, and soldiers. Schools train them so society 
can thrive and flourish,” said rich dad. “Unfortunately, for many people 
school is the end, not the beginning.”
There was a long silence. Rich dad was smiling. I didn’t 
comprehend everything he said that day. But as with most great 
teachers, his words continued to teach for years. 
“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you 
to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. 
Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never 
forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re 
not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life 
living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for 
money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy 
is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about 
paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size 
of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you  
secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want  
you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that 
happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”
A softball rolled under our table. Rich dad picked it up and threw  
it back.
“So what does ignorance have to do with greed and fear?” I asked. 
“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed 
and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, 
wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees.  
By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. those with money.",0.0,school,school
3424,What is the biggest trap if you are not aware of it?,life,7.0,"Never 
forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re 
not aware of them controlling your thinking. Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination. To live a life dictated by the size 
of a paycheck is not really living a life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_35,"Rich Dad Poor Dad35
Rich dad went on to explain that a human’s life is a struggle  
between ignorance and illumination.
He explained that once a person stops searching for information 
and self-knowledge, ignorance sets in. That struggle is a moment-to-
moment decision—to learn to open or close one’s mind.
“Look, school is very important. You go to school to learn a skill  
or profession to become a contributing member of society. Every  
culture needs teachers, doctors, mechanics, artists, cooks, businesspeople, 
police officers, firefighters, and soldiers. Schools train them so society 
can thrive and flourish,” said rich dad. “Unfortunately, for many people 
school is the end, not the beginning.”
There was a long silence. Rich dad was smiling. I didn’t 
comprehend everything he said that day. But as with most great 
teachers, his words continued to teach for years. 
“I’ve been a little cruel today,” said rich dad. “But I want you 
to always remember this talk. I want you to always think of Mrs. 
Martin. And I want you always to remember that donkey. Never 
forget that fear and desire can lead you into life’s biggest trap if you’re 
not aware of them controlling your thinking. To spend your life 
living in fear, never exploring your dreams, is cruel. To work hard for 
money, thinking that it will buy you things that will make you happy 
is also cruel. To wake up in the middle of the night terrified about 
paying bills is a horrible way to live. To live a life dictated by the size 
of a paycheck is not really living a life. Thinking that a job makes you  
secure is lying to yourself. That’s cruel, and that’s the trap I want  
you to avoid. I’ve seen how money runs people’s lives. Don’t let that 
happen to you. Please don’t let money run your life.”
A softball rolled under our table. Rich dad picked it up and threw  
it back.
“So what does ignorance have to do with greed and fear?” I asked. 
“Because it is ignorance about money that causes so much greed 
and fear,” said rich dad. “Let me give you some examples. A doctor, 
wanting more money to better provide for his family, raises his fees.  
By raising his fees, it makes health care more expensive for everyone. those with money.",0.0,fear and desire,fear and desire
3425,Who encouraged rich dad to go for MBA?,dad,1.0,"I wish more people knew it, but 
it, too, is not the whole picture,” added rich dad angrily. “And haven’t 
you encouraged me to go for my MBA?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Yes,” said rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_36,"Chapter One: Lesson 136
It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than 
those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys  
raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers 
want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there 
will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos 
will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History 
proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves 
and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course 
because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical 
dates and names, not the lesson.”
“Aren’t prices supposed to go up?” I asked.
“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should  
actually come down. Of course, that is often only true in theory. 
Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools 
taught people about money, there would be more money and lower 
prices. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, 
not how to harness money’s power.”
“But don’t we have business schools?” Mike asked. “And haven’t 
you encouraged me to go for my MBA?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “But all too often business schools train  
employees to become sophisticated bean-counters. Heaven forbid a bean-
counter takes over a business. All they do is look at the numbers, fire 
people, and kill the business. I know this because I hire bean-counters. 
All they think about is cutting costs and raising prices, which cause more 
problems. Bean-counting is important. I wish more people knew it, but 
it, too, is not the whole picture,” added rich dad angrily.
“So is there an answer?” asked Mike.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not 
think with your emotions. When you boys mastered your emotions  
by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. When you again 
resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you 
were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. 
That’s the first step.”
“Why is that step so important?” I asked.“Well, that’s up to you to find out.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3426,Why do doctors raise their fees?,attorneys,2.0,"Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers 
want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys  
raise their fees.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_36,"Chapter One: Lesson 136
It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than 
those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys  
raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers 
want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there 
will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos 
will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History 
proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves 
and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course 
because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical 
dates and names, not the lesson.”
“Aren’t prices supposed to go up?” I asked.
“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should  
actually come down. Of course, that is often only true in theory. 
Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools 
taught people about money, there would be more money and lower 
prices. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, 
not how to harness money’s power.”
“But don’t we have business schools?” Mike asked. “And haven’t 
you encouraged me to go for my MBA?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “But all too often business schools train  
employees to become sophisticated bean-counters. Heaven forbid a bean-
counter takes over a business. All they do is look at the numbers, fire 
people, and kill the business. I know this because I hire bean-counters. 
All they think about is cutting costs and raising prices, which cause more 
problems. Bean-counting is important. I wish more people knew it, but 
it, too, is not the whole picture,” added rich dad angrily.
“So is there an answer?” asked Mike.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not 
think with your emotions. When you boys mastered your emotions  
by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. When you again 
resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you 
were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. 
That’s the first step.”
“Why is that step so important?” I asked.“Well, that’s up to you to find out.",0.0,It hurts the poor people the most,It hurts the poor people the most
3427,Why do doctors raise their fees?,fees,3.0,"Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers 
want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys  
raise their fees. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys  
raise their fees.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_36,"Chapter One: Lesson 136
It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than 
those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys  
raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers 
want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there 
will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos 
will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History 
proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves 
and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course 
because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical 
dates and names, not the lesson.”
“Aren’t prices supposed to go up?” I asked.
“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should  
actually come down. Of course, that is often only true in theory. 
Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools 
taught people about money, there would be more money and lower 
prices. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, 
not how to harness money’s power.”
“But don’t we have business schools?” Mike asked. “And haven’t 
you encouraged me to go for my MBA?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “But all too often business schools train  
employees to become sophisticated bean-counters. Heaven forbid a bean-
counter takes over a business. All they do is look at the numbers, fire 
people, and kill the business. I know this because I hire bean-counters. 
All they think about is cutting costs and raising prices, which cause more 
problems. Bean-counting is important. I wish more people knew it, but 
it, too, is not the whole picture,” added rich dad angrily.
“So is there an answer?” asked Mike.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not 
think with your emotions. When you boys mastered your emotions  
by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. When you again 
resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you 
were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. 
That’s the first step.”
“Why is that step so important?” I asked.“Well, that’s up to you to find out.",0.0,It hurts the poor people the most,It hurts the poor people the most
3428,What did you resisted when I tempted you with more money?,emotions,4.0,"When you again 
resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you 
were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. When you boys mastered your emotions  
by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not 
think with your emotions.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_36,"Chapter One: Lesson 136
It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than 
those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys  
raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers 
want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there 
will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos 
will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History 
proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves 
and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course 
because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical 
dates and names, not the lesson.”
“Aren’t prices supposed to go up?” I asked.
“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should  
actually come down. Of course, that is often only true in theory. 
Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools 
taught people about money, there would be more money and lower 
prices. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, 
not how to harness money’s power.”
“But don’t we have business schools?” Mike asked. “And haven’t 
you encouraged me to go for my MBA?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “But all too often business schools train  
employees to become sophisticated bean-counters. Heaven forbid a bean-
counter takes over a business. All they do is look at the numbers, fire 
people, and kill the business. I know this because I hire bean-counters. 
All they think about is cutting costs and raising prices, which cause more 
problems. Bean-counting is important. I wish more people knew it, but 
it, too, is not the whole picture,” added rich dad angrily.
“So is there an answer?” asked Mike.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not 
think with your emotions. When you boys mastered your emotions  
by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. When you again 
resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you 
were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. 
That’s the first step.”
“Why is that step so important?” I asked.“Well, that’s up to you to find out.",0.0,emotions,emotions
3429,"What do you think about teaching people to work for money, not how to harness money's power?",schools,5.0,"But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, 
not how to harness money’s power.”
“But don’t we have business schools?” Mike asked. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, 
not how to harness money’s power.”
“But don’t we have business schools?” Mike asked. “But all too often business schools train  
employees to become sophisticated bean-counters.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_36,"Chapter One: Lesson 136
It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than 
those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys  
raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers 
want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there 
will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos 
will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History 
proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves 
and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course 
because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical 
dates and names, not the lesson.”
“Aren’t prices supposed to go up?” I asked.
“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should  
actually come down. Of course, that is often only true in theory. 
Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools 
taught people about money, there would be more money and lower 
prices. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, 
not how to harness money’s power.”
“But don’t we have business schools?” Mike asked. “And haven’t 
you encouraged me to go for my MBA?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “But all too often business schools train  
employees to become sophisticated bean-counters. Heaven forbid a bean-
counter takes over a business. All they do is look at the numbers, fire 
people, and kill the business. I know this because I hire bean-counters. 
All they think about is cutting costs and raising prices, which cause more 
problems. Bean-counting is important. I wish more people knew it, but 
it, too, is not the whole picture,” added rich dad angrily.
“So is there an answer?” asked Mike.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not 
think with your emotions. When you boys mastered your emotions  
by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. When you again 
resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you 
were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. 
That’s the first step.”
“Why is that step so important?” I asked.“Well, that’s up to you to find out.",0.0,schools focus only,schools focus only
3430,Who do I wish more people knew about the problem of poor people?,people,6.0,"But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, 
not how to harness money’s power.”
“But don’t we have business schools?” Mike asked. Chapter One: Lesson 136
It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than 
those with money. I wish more people knew it, but 
it, too, is not the whole picture,” added rich dad angrily.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_36,"Chapter One: Lesson 136
It hurts the poor people the most, so they have worse health than 
those with money. Because the doctors raise their fees, the attorneys  
raise their fees. Because the attorneys’ fees have gone up, schoolteachers 
want a raise, which raises our taxes, and on and on and on. Soon there 
will be such a horrifying gap between the rich and the poor that chaos 
will break out and another great civilization will collapse. History 
proves that great civilizations collapse when the gap between the haves 
and have-nots is too great. Sadly, America is on that same course 
because we haven’t learned from history. We only memorize historical 
dates and names, not the lesson.”
“Aren’t prices supposed to go up?” I asked.
“In an educated society with a well-run government, prices should  
actually come down. Of course, that is often only true in theory. 
Prices go up because of greed and fear caused by ignorance. If schools 
taught people about money, there would be more money and lower 
prices. But schools focus only on teaching people to work for money, 
not how to harness money’s power.”
“But don’t we have business schools?” Mike asked. “And haven’t 
you encouraged me to go for my MBA?”
“Yes,” said rich dad. “But all too often business schools train  
employees to become sophisticated bean-counters. Heaven forbid a bean-
counter takes over a business. All they do is look at the numbers, fire 
people, and kill the business. I know this because I hire bean-counters. 
All they think about is cutting costs and raising prices, which cause more 
problems. Bean-counting is important. I wish more people knew it, but 
it, too, is not the whole picture,” added rich dad angrily.
“So is there an answer?” asked Mike.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “Learn to use your emotions to think, not 
think with your emotions. When you boys mastered your emotions  
by agreeing to work for free, I knew there was hope. When you again 
resisted your emotions when I tempted you with more money, you 
were again learning to think in spite of being emotionally charged. 
That’s the first step.”
“Why is that step so important?” I asked.“Well, that’s up to you to find out.",0.0,Bean-counting,Bean-counting
3431,What is the name of the bill at the end of the month?,tar baby,1.0,"It’s the bills at the end of the month, 
the Tar Baby. The Tar Baby is in control.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_37,"Rich Dad Poor Dad37
“Well, that’s up to you to find out. If you want to learn, I’ll take 
you boys into the briar patch, a place almost everyone else avoids. If 
you go with me, you’ll let go of the idea of working for money and 
instead learn to have money work for you.”
“And what will we get if we go with you. What if we agree to 
learn from you? What will we get?” I asked.
“The same thing Brer Rabbit got,” said rich dad, referring to the 
classic children’s story.
“Is there a briar patch?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “The briar patch is our fear and greed.  
Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled.
“Yes. Choosing what we think rather than reacting to our emotions. 
Instead of just getting up and going to work because not having the 
money to pay your bills is scaring you, ask yourself, ‘Is working harder 
at this the best solution to this problem?’ Most people are too afraid to 
rationally think things through and instead run out the door to a job 
they hate. The Tar Baby is in control. That’s what I mean by choosing 
your thoughts.”
“And how do we do that?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I will teach you. I’ll teach you to have a choice of 
thoughts rather than a knee-jerk reaction, like gulping down your 
morning coffee and running out the door.
“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term 
solution to a long-term problem. Most people have only one problem 
in mind, and it’s short-term. It’s the bills at the end of the month, 
the Tar Baby. Money controls their lives, or should I say the fear and 
ignorance about money controls it. So they do as their parents did. 
They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to 
ask the question, ‘Is there another way?’ Their emotions now control 
their thinking, not their heads.”
“Can you tell the difference between emotions thinking and the 
head thinking?” Mike asked.“Oh, yes.",0.0,the Tar Baby,the Tar Baby
3432,"Who asked, puzzled, how do I choose my thoughts?",mike,2.0,"They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to 
ask the question, ‘Is there another way?’ Their emotions now control 
their thinking, not their heads.”
“Can you tell the difference between emotions thinking and the 
head thinking?” Mike asked.“Oh, yes. Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled. That’s what I mean by choosing 
your thoughts.”
“And how do we do that?” Mike asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_37,"Rich Dad Poor Dad37
“Well, that’s up to you to find out. If you want to learn, I’ll take 
you boys into the briar patch, a place almost everyone else avoids. If 
you go with me, you’ll let go of the idea of working for money and 
instead learn to have money work for you.”
“And what will we get if we go with you. What if we agree to 
learn from you? What will we get?” I asked.
“The same thing Brer Rabbit got,” said rich dad, referring to the 
classic children’s story.
“Is there a briar patch?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “The briar patch is our fear and greed.  
Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled.
“Yes. Choosing what we think rather than reacting to our emotions. 
Instead of just getting up and going to work because not having the 
money to pay your bills is scaring you, ask yourself, ‘Is working harder 
at this the best solution to this problem?’ Most people are too afraid to 
rationally think things through and instead run out the door to a job 
they hate. The Tar Baby is in control. That’s what I mean by choosing 
your thoughts.”
“And how do we do that?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I will teach you. I’ll teach you to have a choice of 
thoughts rather than a knee-jerk reaction, like gulping down your 
morning coffee and running out the door.
“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term 
solution to a long-term problem. Most people have only one problem 
in mind, and it’s short-term. It’s the bills at the end of the month, 
the Tar Baby. Money controls their lives, or should I say the fear and 
ignorance about money controls it. So they do as their parents did. 
They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to 
ask the question, ‘Is there another way?’ Their emotions now control 
their thinking, not their heads.”
“Can you tell the difference between emotions thinking and the 
head thinking?” Mike asked.“Oh, yes.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3433,What is the place most people avoid?,patch,3.0,"If you want to learn, I’ll take 
you boys into the briar patch, a place almost everyone else avoids. “The briar patch is our fear and greed. “Is there a briar patch?” I asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_37,"Rich Dad Poor Dad37
“Well, that’s up to you to find out. If you want to learn, I’ll take 
you boys into the briar patch, a place almost everyone else avoids. If 
you go with me, you’ll let go of the idea of working for money and 
instead learn to have money work for you.”
“And what will we get if we go with you. What if we agree to 
learn from you? What will we get?” I asked.
“The same thing Brer Rabbit got,” said rich dad, referring to the 
classic children’s story.
“Is there a briar patch?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “The briar patch is our fear and greed.  
Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled.
“Yes. Choosing what we think rather than reacting to our emotions. 
Instead of just getting up and going to work because not having the 
money to pay your bills is scaring you, ask yourself, ‘Is working harder 
at this the best solution to this problem?’ Most people are too afraid to 
rationally think things through and instead run out the door to a job 
they hate. The Tar Baby is in control. That’s what I mean by choosing 
your thoughts.”
“And how do we do that?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I will teach you. I’ll teach you to have a choice of 
thoughts rather than a knee-jerk reaction, like gulping down your 
morning coffee and running out the door.
“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term 
solution to a long-term problem. Most people have only one problem 
in mind, and it’s short-term. It’s the bills at the end of the month, 
the Tar Baby. Money controls their lives, or should I say the fear and 
ignorance about money controls it. So they do as their parents did. 
They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to 
ask the question, ‘Is there another way?’ Their emotions now control 
their thinking, not their heads.”
“Can you tell the difference between emotions thinking and the 
head thinking?” Mike asked.“Oh, yes.",0.0,briar patch,briar patch
3434,"What control our thinking, not our heads?",emotions,4.0,"They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to 
ask the question, ‘Is there another way?’ Their emotions now control 
their thinking, not their heads.”
“Can you tell the difference between emotions thinking and the 
head thinking?” Mike asked.“Oh, yes. They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to 
ask the question, ‘Is there another way?’ Their emotions now control 
their thinking, not their heads.”
“Can you tell the difference between emotions thinking and the 
head thinking?” Mike asked.“Oh, yes. Choosing what we think rather than reacting to our emotions.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_37,"Rich Dad Poor Dad37
“Well, that’s up to you to find out. If you want to learn, I’ll take 
you boys into the briar patch, a place almost everyone else avoids. If 
you go with me, you’ll let go of the idea of working for money and 
instead learn to have money work for you.”
“And what will we get if we go with you. What if we agree to 
learn from you? What will we get?” I asked.
“The same thing Brer Rabbit got,” said rich dad, referring to the 
classic children’s story.
“Is there a briar patch?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “The briar patch is our fear and greed.  
Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled.
“Yes. Choosing what we think rather than reacting to our emotions. 
Instead of just getting up and going to work because not having the 
money to pay your bills is scaring you, ask yourself, ‘Is working harder 
at this the best solution to this problem?’ Most people are too afraid to 
rationally think things through and instead run out the door to a job 
they hate. The Tar Baby is in control. That’s what I mean by choosing 
your thoughts.”
“And how do we do that?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I will teach you. I’ll teach you to have a choice of 
thoughts rather than a knee-jerk reaction, like gulping down your 
morning coffee and running out the door.
“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term 
solution to a long-term problem. Most people have only one problem 
in mind, and it’s short-term. It’s the bills at the end of the month, 
the Tar Baby. Money controls their lives, or should I say the fear and 
ignorance about money controls it. So they do as their parents did. 
They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to 
ask the question, ‘Is there another way?’ Their emotions now control 
their thinking, not their heads.”
“Can you tell the difference between emotions thinking and the 
head thinking?” Mike asked.“Oh, yes.",0.0,emotions,emotions
3435,What do I teach you to have a choice of rather than a knee-jerk reaction?,thoughts,5.0,"I’ll teach you to have a choice of 
thoughts rather than a knee-jerk reaction, like gulping down your 
morning coffee and running out the door. Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled. Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_37,"Rich Dad Poor Dad37
“Well, that’s up to you to find out. If you want to learn, I’ll take 
you boys into the briar patch, a place almost everyone else avoids. If 
you go with me, you’ll let go of the idea of working for money and 
instead learn to have money work for you.”
“And what will we get if we go with you. What if we agree to 
learn from you? What will we get?” I asked.
“The same thing Brer Rabbit got,” said rich dad, referring to the 
classic children’s story.
“Is there a briar patch?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “The briar patch is our fear and greed.  
Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled.
“Yes. Choosing what we think rather than reacting to our emotions. 
Instead of just getting up and going to work because not having the 
money to pay your bills is scaring you, ask yourself, ‘Is working harder 
at this the best solution to this problem?’ Most people are too afraid to 
rationally think things through and instead run out the door to a job 
they hate. The Tar Baby is in control. That’s what I mean by choosing 
your thoughts.”
“And how do we do that?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I will teach you. I’ll teach you to have a choice of 
thoughts rather than a knee-jerk reaction, like gulping down your 
morning coffee and running out the door.
“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term 
solution to a long-term problem. Most people have only one problem 
in mind, and it’s short-term. It’s the bills at the end of the month, 
the Tar Baby. Money controls their lives, or should I say the fear and 
ignorance about money controls it. So they do as their parents did. 
They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to 
ask the question, ‘Is there another way?’ Their emotions now control 
their thinking, not their heads.”
“Can you tell the difference between emotions thinking and the 
head thinking?” Mike asked.“Oh, yes.",0.0,"
thoughts","
thoughts"
3436,What is the briar patch of our life?,fear,6.0,"Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled. Money controls their lives, or should I say the fear and 
ignorance about money controls it. “The briar patch is our fear and greed.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_37,"Rich Dad Poor Dad37
“Well, that’s up to you to find out. If you want to learn, I’ll take 
you boys into the briar patch, a place almost everyone else avoids. If 
you go with me, you’ll let go of the idea of working for money and 
instead learn to have money work for you.”
“And what will we get if we go with you. What if we agree to 
learn from you? What will we get?” I asked.
“The same thing Brer Rabbit got,” said rich dad, referring to the 
classic children’s story.
“Is there a briar patch?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “The briar patch is our fear and greed.  
Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled.
“Yes. Choosing what we think rather than reacting to our emotions. 
Instead of just getting up and going to work because not having the 
money to pay your bills is scaring you, ask yourself, ‘Is working harder 
at this the best solution to this problem?’ Most people are too afraid to 
rationally think things through and instead run out the door to a job 
they hate. The Tar Baby is in control. That’s what I mean by choosing 
your thoughts.”
“And how do we do that?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I will teach you. I’ll teach you to have a choice of 
thoughts rather than a knee-jerk reaction, like gulping down your 
morning coffee and running out the door.
“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term 
solution to a long-term problem. Most people have only one problem 
in mind, and it’s short-term. It’s the bills at the end of the month, 
the Tar Baby. Money controls their lives, or should I say the fear and 
ignorance about money controls it. So they do as their parents did. 
They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to 
ask the question, ‘Is there another way?’ Their emotions now control 
their thinking, not their heads.”
“Can you tell the difference between emotions thinking and the 
head thinking?” Mike asked.“Oh, yes.",0.0,our fear and greed,our fear and greed
3437,What is the best solution to a long term problem?,problem,7.0,"Instead of just getting up and going to work because not having the 
money to pay your bills is scaring you, ask yourself, ‘Is working harder 
at this the best solution to this problem?’ Most people are too afraid to 
rationally think things through and instead run out the door to a job 
they hate. “Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term 
solution to a long-term problem. Most people have only one problem 
in mind, and it’s short-term.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_37,"Rich Dad Poor Dad37
“Well, that’s up to you to find out. If you want to learn, I’ll take 
you boys into the briar patch, a place almost everyone else avoids. If 
you go with me, you’ll let go of the idea of working for money and 
instead learn to have money work for you.”
“And what will we get if we go with you. What if we agree to 
learn from you? What will we get?” I asked.
“The same thing Brer Rabbit got,” said rich dad, referring to the 
classic children’s story.
“Is there a briar patch?” I asked.
“Yes,” said rich dad. “The briar patch is our fear and greed.  
Confronting fear, weaknesses, and neediness by choosing our own 
thoughts is the way out.”
“Choosing our thoughts?” Mike asked, puzzled.
“Yes. Choosing what we think rather than reacting to our emotions. 
Instead of just getting up and going to work because not having the 
money to pay your bills is scaring you, ask yourself, ‘Is working harder 
at this the best solution to this problem?’ Most people are too afraid to 
rationally think things through and instead run out the door to a job 
they hate. The Tar Baby is in control. That’s what I mean by choosing 
your thoughts.”
“And how do we do that?” Mike asked.
“That’s what I will teach you. I’ll teach you to have a choice of 
thoughts rather than a knee-jerk reaction, like gulping down your 
morning coffee and running out the door.
“Remember what I said before: A job is only a short-term 
solution to a long-term problem. Most people have only one problem 
in mind, and it’s short-term. It’s the bills at the end of the month, 
the Tar Baby. Money controls their lives, or should I say the fear and 
ignorance about money controls it. So they do as their parents did. 
They get up every day and go work for money, not taking the time to 
ask the question, ‘Is there another way?’ Their emotions now control 
their thinking, not their heads.”
“Can you tell the difference between emotions thinking and the 
head thinking?” Mike asked.“Oh, yes.",0.0,working harder,working harder
3438,What was the silver certificate on which each dollar was a silver certificate?,dollar bill,1.0,"He talked about the gold standard that America was on, and that 
each dollar bill was actually a silver certificate.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_38,"Chapter One: Lesson 138
“Oh, yes. I hear it all the time,” said rich dad. “I hear things like, 
‘Well, everyone has to work.’ Or ‘The rich are crooks.’ Or ‘I’ll get 
another job. I deserve this raise. You can’t push me around.’ Or ‘I like 
this job because it’s secure.’ No one asks, ‘Is there something I’m  
missing here?’ which would break through the emotional thought  
and give you time to think clearly.”
As we headed back to the store, rich dad explained that the rich 
really did “make money.” They did not work for it. He went on to 
explain that when Mike and I were casting five-cent pieces out of 
lead, thinking we were making money, we were very close to thinking 
the way the rich think. The problem was that creating money is legal 
for the government and banks to do, but illegal for us to do. There are 
legal ways to create money from nothing, he told us.
Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an  
illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and 
greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people 
who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It 
is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the 
masses that this house of cards stands. 
He talked about the gold standard that America was on, and that 
each dollar bill was actually a silver certificate. What concerned him 
was the rumor that we would someday go off the gold standard and 
our dollars would no longer be backed by something tangible.
“If that happens, boys, all hell will break loose. The poor, the  
middle class, and the ignorant will have their lives ruined simply 
because they will continue to believe that money is real and that the 
company they work for, or the government, will look after them.”
We really did not understand what he was saying that day, but 
over the years, it made more and more sense.  
Seeing What Others Miss
As he climbed into his pickup truck outside his convenience store, 
rich dad said, “Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about 
needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",0.0,gold standard,gold standard
3439,Who explained that the rich really did make money. They did not work for it.,dad,2.0,"You can’t push me around.’ Or ‘I like 
this job because it’s secure.’ No one asks, ‘Is there something I’m  
missing here?’ which would break through the emotional thought  
and give you time to think clearly.”
As we headed back to the store, rich dad explained that the rich 
really did “make money.” They did not work for it. Seeing What Others Miss
As he climbed into his pickup truck outside his convenience store, 
rich dad said, “Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about 
needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an  
illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_38,"Chapter One: Lesson 138
“Oh, yes. I hear it all the time,” said rich dad. “I hear things like, 
‘Well, everyone has to work.’ Or ‘The rich are crooks.’ Or ‘I’ll get 
another job. I deserve this raise. You can’t push me around.’ Or ‘I like 
this job because it’s secure.’ No one asks, ‘Is there something I’m  
missing here?’ which would break through the emotional thought  
and give you time to think clearly.”
As we headed back to the store, rich dad explained that the rich 
really did “make money.” They did not work for it. He went on to 
explain that when Mike and I were casting five-cent pieces out of 
lead, thinking we were making money, we were very close to thinking 
the way the rich think. The problem was that creating money is legal 
for the government and banks to do, but illegal for us to do. There are 
legal ways to create money from nothing, he told us.
Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an  
illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and 
greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people 
who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It 
is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the 
masses that this house of cards stands. 
He talked about the gold standard that America was on, and that 
each dollar bill was actually a silver certificate. What concerned him 
was the rumor that we would someday go off the gold standard and 
our dollars would no longer be backed by something tangible.
“If that happens, boys, all hell will break loose. The poor, the  
middle class, and the ignorant will have their lives ruined simply 
because they will continue to believe that money is real and that the 
company they work for, or the government, will look after them.”
We really did not understand what he was saying that day, but 
over the years, it made more and more sense.  
Seeing What Others Miss
As he climbed into his pickup truck outside his convenience store, 
rich dad said, “Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about 
needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
3440,What do the rich know about money?,illusion,3.0,"It’s only out of fear and 
greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people 
who believe that money is real. It 
is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the 
masses that this house of cards stands. Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an  
illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_38,"Chapter One: Lesson 138
“Oh, yes. I hear it all the time,” said rich dad. “I hear things like, 
‘Well, everyone has to work.’ Or ‘The rich are crooks.’ Or ‘I’ll get 
another job. I deserve this raise. You can’t push me around.’ Or ‘I like 
this job because it’s secure.’ No one asks, ‘Is there something I’m  
missing here?’ which would break through the emotional thought  
and give you time to think clearly.”
As we headed back to the store, rich dad explained that the rich 
really did “make money.” They did not work for it. He went on to 
explain that when Mike and I were casting five-cent pieces out of 
lead, thinking we were making money, we were very close to thinking 
the way the rich think. The problem was that creating money is legal 
for the government and banks to do, but illegal for us to do. There are 
legal ways to create money from nothing, he told us.
Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an  
illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and 
greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people 
who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It 
is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the 
masses that this house of cards stands. 
He talked about the gold standard that America was on, and that 
each dollar bill was actually a silver certificate. What concerned him 
was the rumor that we would someday go off the gold standard and 
our dollars would no longer be backed by something tangible.
“If that happens, boys, all hell will break loose. The poor, the  
middle class, and the ignorant will have their lives ruined simply 
because they will continue to believe that money is real and that the 
company they work for, or the government, will look after them.”
We really did not understand what he was saying that day, but 
over the years, it made more and more sense.  
Seeing What Others Miss
As he climbed into his pickup truck outside his convenience store, 
rich dad said, “Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about 
needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",0.0,"money is an  
illusion","money is an  
illusion"
3441,Where did rich dad explain that the rich really made money?,store,4.0,"You can’t push me around.’ Or ‘I like 
this job because it’s secure.’ No one asks, ‘Is there something I’m  
missing here?’ which would break through the emotional thought  
and give you time to think clearly.”
As we headed back to the store, rich dad explained that the rich 
really did “make money.” They did not work for it. Seeing What Others Miss
As he climbed into his pickup truck outside his convenience store, 
rich dad said, “Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about 
needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_38,"Chapter One: Lesson 138
“Oh, yes. I hear it all the time,” said rich dad. “I hear things like, 
‘Well, everyone has to work.’ Or ‘The rich are crooks.’ Or ‘I’ll get 
another job. I deserve this raise. You can’t push me around.’ Or ‘I like 
this job because it’s secure.’ No one asks, ‘Is there something I’m  
missing here?’ which would break through the emotional thought  
and give you time to think clearly.”
As we headed back to the store, rich dad explained that the rich 
really did “make money.” They did not work for it. He went on to 
explain that when Mike and I were casting five-cent pieces out of 
lead, thinking we were making money, we were very close to thinking 
the way the rich think. The problem was that creating money is legal 
for the government and banks to do, but illegal for us to do. There are 
legal ways to create money from nothing, he told us.
Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an  
illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and 
greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people 
who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It 
is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the 
masses that this house of cards stands. 
He talked about the gold standard that America was on, and that 
each dollar bill was actually a silver certificate. What concerned him 
was the rumor that we would someday go off the gold standard and 
our dollars would no longer be backed by something tangible.
“If that happens, boys, all hell will break loose. The poor, the  
middle class, and the ignorant will have their lives ruined simply 
because they will continue to believe that money is real and that the 
company they work for, or the government, will look after them.”
We really did not understand what he was saying that day, but 
over the years, it made more and more sense.  
Seeing What Others Miss
As he climbed into his pickup truck outside his convenience store, 
rich dad said, “Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about 
needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",0.0,As we headed back to the store,As we headed back to the store
3442,"If he forgets about his job, what will be the worst thing he can do?",boys,5.0,"Seeing What Others Miss
As he climbed into his pickup truck outside his convenience store, 
rich dad said, “Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about 
needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. “If that happens, boys, all hell will break loose.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_38,"Chapter One: Lesson 138
“Oh, yes. I hear it all the time,” said rich dad. “I hear things like, 
‘Well, everyone has to work.’ Or ‘The rich are crooks.’ Or ‘I’ll get 
another job. I deserve this raise. You can’t push me around.’ Or ‘I like 
this job because it’s secure.’ No one asks, ‘Is there something I’m  
missing here?’ which would break through the emotional thought  
and give you time to think clearly.”
As we headed back to the store, rich dad explained that the rich 
really did “make money.” They did not work for it. He went on to 
explain that when Mike and I were casting five-cent pieces out of 
lead, thinking we were making money, we were very close to thinking 
the way the rich think. The problem was that creating money is legal 
for the government and banks to do, but illegal for us to do. There are 
legal ways to create money from nothing, he told us.
Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an  
illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and 
greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people 
who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It 
is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the 
masses that this house of cards stands. 
He talked about the gold standard that America was on, and that 
each dollar bill was actually a silver certificate. What concerned him 
was the rumor that we would someday go off the gold standard and 
our dollars would no longer be backed by something tangible.
“If that happens, boys, all hell will break loose. The poor, the  
middle class, and the ignorant will have their lives ruined simply 
because they will continue to believe that money is real and that the 
company they work for, or the government, will look after them.”
We really did not understand what he was saying that day, but 
over the years, it made more and more sense.  
Seeing What Others Miss
As he climbed into his pickup truck outside his convenience store, 
rich dad said, “Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about 
needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",0.0,all hell will break loose,all hell will break loose
3443,What did Mike and I think the rich really made?,money,6.0,"You can’t push me around.’ Or ‘I like 
this job because it’s secure.’ No one asks, ‘Is there something I’m  
missing here?’ which would break through the emotional thought  
and give you time to think clearly.”
As we headed back to the store, rich dad explained that the rich 
really did “make money.” They did not work for it. The poor, the  
middle class, and the ignorant will have their lives ruined simply 
because they will continue to believe that money is real and that the 
company they work for, or the government, will look after them.”
We really did not understand what he was saying that day, but 
over the years, it made more and more sense. He went on to 
explain that when Mike and I were casting five-cent pieces out of 
lead, thinking we were making money, we were very close to thinking 
the way the rich think.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_38,"Chapter One: Lesson 138
“Oh, yes. I hear it all the time,” said rich dad. “I hear things like, 
‘Well, everyone has to work.’ Or ‘The rich are crooks.’ Or ‘I’ll get 
another job. I deserve this raise. You can’t push me around.’ Or ‘I like 
this job because it’s secure.’ No one asks, ‘Is there something I’m  
missing here?’ which would break through the emotional thought  
and give you time to think clearly.”
As we headed back to the store, rich dad explained that the rich 
really did “make money.” They did not work for it. He went on to 
explain that when Mike and I were casting five-cent pieces out of 
lead, thinking we were making money, we were very close to thinking 
the way the rich think. The problem was that creating money is legal 
for the government and banks to do, but illegal for us to do. There are 
legal ways to create money from nothing, he told us.
Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an  
illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and 
greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people 
who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It 
is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the 
masses that this house of cards stands. 
He talked about the gold standard that America was on, and that 
each dollar bill was actually a silver certificate. What concerned him 
was the rumor that we would someday go off the gold standard and 
our dollars would no longer be backed by something tangible.
“If that happens, boys, all hell will break loose. The poor, the  
middle class, and the ignorant will have their lives ruined simply 
because they will continue to believe that money is real and that the 
company they work for, or the government, will look after them.”
We really did not understand what he was saying that day, but 
over the years, it made more and more sense.  
Seeing What Others Miss
As he climbed into his pickup truck outside his convenience store, 
rich dad said, “Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about 
needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",0.0,money,money
3444,Who is responsible for creating money?,government,7.0,"The poor, the  
middle class, and the ignorant will have their lives ruined simply 
because they will continue to believe that money is real and that the 
company they work for, or the government, will look after them.”
We really did not understand what he was saying that day, but 
over the years, it made more and more sense. The problem was that creating money is legal 
for the government and banks to do, but illegal for us to do.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_38,"Chapter One: Lesson 138
“Oh, yes. I hear it all the time,” said rich dad. “I hear things like, 
‘Well, everyone has to work.’ Or ‘The rich are crooks.’ Or ‘I’ll get 
another job. I deserve this raise. You can’t push me around.’ Or ‘I like 
this job because it’s secure.’ No one asks, ‘Is there something I’m  
missing here?’ which would break through the emotional thought  
and give you time to think clearly.”
As we headed back to the store, rich dad explained that the rich 
really did “make money.” They did not work for it. He went on to 
explain that when Mike and I were casting five-cent pieces out of 
lead, thinking we were making money, we were very close to thinking 
the way the rich think. The problem was that creating money is legal 
for the government and banks to do, but illegal for us to do. There are 
legal ways to create money from nothing, he told us.
Rich dad went on to explain that the rich know that money is an  
illusion, truly like the carrot for the donkey. It’s only out of fear and 
greed that the illusion of money is held together by billions of people 
who believe that money is real. It’s not. Money is really made up. It 
is only because of the illusion of confidence and the ignorance of the 
masses that this house of cards stands. 
He talked about the gold standard that America was on, and that 
each dollar bill was actually a silver certificate. What concerned him 
was the rumor that we would someday go off the gold standard and 
our dollars would no longer be backed by something tangible.
“If that happens, boys, all hell will break loose. The poor, the  
middle class, and the ignorant will have their lives ruined simply 
because they will continue to believe that money is real and that the 
company they work for, or the government, will look after them.”
We really did not understand what he was saying that day, but 
over the years, it made more and more sense.  
Seeing What Others Miss
As he climbed into his pickup truck outside his convenience store, 
rich dad said, “Keep working boys, but the sooner you forget about 
needing a paycheck, the easier your adult life will be. Keep using your making money far beyond what I could ever pay you.",0.0,the rich,the rich
3445,Who did Mrs. Martin wave goodbye to?,mike,1.0,"Suddenly, as 
Mrs. Martin said goodbye to Mike and me, I saw her do something I’d 
never seen her do before. Using a spare room in Mike’s basement, we began piling hundreds 
of comic books in that room. Mike and I picked up our things from the store and waved 
goodbye to Mrs. Martin.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_39,"Rich Dad Poor Dad39
brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of  
making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see 
things that other people never see. Most people never see these  
opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s 
all they get.  The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them  
for the rest of your life. The moment you do that, I’ll teach you  
something else. Learn this, and you’ll avoid one of life’s biggest traps.
Mike and I picked up our things from the store and waved 
goodbye to Mrs. Martin. We went back to the park, to the same 
picnic bench, and spent several more hours thinking and talking.
We spent the next week at school thinking and talking, too. For 
two more weeks, we kept thinking, talking, and working for free.
At the end of the second Saturday, I was again saying goodbye 
to Mrs. Martin and looking at the comic-book stand with a longing 
gaze. The hard thing about not even getting 30 cents every Saturday 
was that I didn’t have any money to buy comic books. Suddenly, as 
Mrs. Martin said goodbye to Mike and me, I saw her do something I’d 
never seen her do before.
Mrs. Martin was cutting the front page of the comic book in half. 
She kept the top half of the comic book cover and threw the rest of the 
book into a large cardboard box. When I asked her what she did with 
the comic books, she said, “I throw them away. I give the top half of 
the cover back to the comic-book distributor for credit when he brings 
in the new comics. He’s coming in an hour.”
Mike and I waited for an hour. Soon the distributor arrived, and  
I asked him if we could have the comic books. To my delight, he said, 
“You can have them if you work for this store and do not resell them.”
Remember our old business partnership? Well, Mike and I revived 
it. Using a spare room in Mike’s basement, we began piling hundreds 
of comic books in that room. Soon our comic-book library was open 
to the public. We hired Mike’s younger sister, who loved to study, to be 
head librarian. She charged each child 10 cents admission to the library, 
which was open from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day after school. 
The customers, the children of the neighborhood, could read as many comics as they wanted in two hours.",0.0,Mike and me,Mike and me
3446,On what day did I have no money to buy comic books?,saturday,2.0,"At the end of the second Saturday, I was again saying goodbye 
to Mrs. Martin and looking at the comic-book stand with a longing 
gaze. The hard thing about not even getting 30 cents every Saturday 
was that I didn’t have any money to buy comic books.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_39,"Rich Dad Poor Dad39
brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of  
making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see 
things that other people never see. Most people never see these  
opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s 
all they get.  The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them  
for the rest of your life. The moment you do that, I’ll teach you  
something else. Learn this, and you’ll avoid one of life’s biggest traps.
Mike and I picked up our things from the store and waved 
goodbye to Mrs. Martin. We went back to the park, to the same 
picnic bench, and spent several more hours thinking and talking.
We spent the next week at school thinking and talking, too. For 
two more weeks, we kept thinking, talking, and working for free.
At the end of the second Saturday, I was again saying goodbye 
to Mrs. Martin and looking at the comic-book stand with a longing 
gaze. The hard thing about not even getting 30 cents every Saturday 
was that I didn’t have any money to buy comic books. Suddenly, as 
Mrs. Martin said goodbye to Mike and me, I saw her do something I’d 
never seen her do before.
Mrs. Martin was cutting the front page of the comic book in half. 
She kept the top half of the comic book cover and threw the rest of the 
book into a large cardboard box. When I asked her what she did with 
the comic books, she said, “I throw them away. I give the top half of 
the cover back to the comic-book distributor for credit when he brings 
in the new comics. He’s coming in an hour.”
Mike and I waited for an hour. Soon the distributor arrived, and  
I asked him if we could have the comic books. To my delight, he said, 
“You can have them if you work for this store and do not resell them.”
Remember our old business partnership? Well, Mike and I revived 
it. Using a spare room in Mike’s basement, we began piling hundreds 
of comic books in that room. Soon our comic-book library was open 
to the public. We hired Mike’s younger sister, who loved to study, to be 
head librarian. She charged each child 10 cents admission to the library, 
which was open from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day after school. 
The customers, the children of the neighborhood, could read as many comics as they wanted in two hours.",0.0,Saturday,Saturday
3447,How did I say goodbye to Mrs. Martin?,goodbye,3.0,"At the end of the second Saturday, I was again saying goodbye 
to Mrs. Martin and looking at the comic-book stand with a longing 
gaze. Suddenly, as 
Mrs. Martin said goodbye to Mike and me, I saw her do something I’d 
never seen her do before. Mike and I picked up our things from the store and waved 
goodbye to Mrs. Martin.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_39,"Rich Dad Poor Dad39
brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of  
making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see 
things that other people never see. Most people never see these  
opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s 
all they get.  The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them  
for the rest of your life. The moment you do that, I’ll teach you  
something else. Learn this, and you’ll avoid one of life’s biggest traps.
Mike and I picked up our things from the store and waved 
goodbye to Mrs. Martin. We went back to the park, to the same 
picnic bench, and spent several more hours thinking and talking.
We spent the next week at school thinking and talking, too. For 
two more weeks, we kept thinking, talking, and working for free.
At the end of the second Saturday, I was again saying goodbye 
to Mrs. Martin and looking at the comic-book stand with a longing 
gaze. The hard thing about not even getting 30 cents every Saturday 
was that I didn’t have any money to buy comic books. Suddenly, as 
Mrs. Martin said goodbye to Mike and me, I saw her do something I’d 
never seen her do before.
Mrs. Martin was cutting the front page of the comic book in half. 
She kept the top half of the comic book cover and threw the rest of the 
book into a large cardboard box. When I asked her what she did with 
the comic books, she said, “I throw them away. I give the top half of 
the cover back to the comic-book distributor for credit when he brings 
in the new comics. He’s coming in an hour.”
Mike and I waited for an hour. Soon the distributor arrived, and  
I asked him if we could have the comic books. To my delight, he said, 
“You can have them if you work for this store and do not resell them.”
Remember our old business partnership? Well, Mike and I revived 
it. Using a spare room in Mike’s basement, we began piling hundreds 
of comic books in that room. Soon our comic-book library was open 
to the public. We hired Mike’s younger sister, who loved to study, to be 
head librarian. She charged each child 10 cents admission to the library, 
which was open from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day after school. 
The customers, the children of the neighborhood, could read as many comics as they wanted in two hours.",0.0,cutting the front page of the comic book in half,cutting the front page of the comic book in half
3448,What did Mike throw away in his basement?,books,4.0,"The hard thing about not even getting 30 cents every Saturday 
was that I didn’t have any money to buy comic books. Using a spare room in Mike’s basement, we began piling hundreds 
of comic books in that room. When I asked her what she did with 
the comic books, she said, “I throw them away.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_39,"Rich Dad Poor Dad39
brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of  
making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see 
things that other people never see. Most people never see these  
opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s 
all they get.  The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them  
for the rest of your life. The moment you do that, I’ll teach you  
something else. Learn this, and you’ll avoid one of life’s biggest traps.
Mike and I picked up our things from the store and waved 
goodbye to Mrs. Martin. We went back to the park, to the same 
picnic bench, and spent several more hours thinking and talking.
We spent the next week at school thinking and talking, too. For 
two more weeks, we kept thinking, talking, and working for free.
At the end of the second Saturday, I was again saying goodbye 
to Mrs. Martin and looking at the comic-book stand with a longing 
gaze. The hard thing about not even getting 30 cents every Saturday 
was that I didn’t have any money to buy comic books. Suddenly, as 
Mrs. Martin said goodbye to Mike and me, I saw her do something I’d 
never seen her do before.
Mrs. Martin was cutting the front page of the comic book in half. 
She kept the top half of the comic book cover and threw the rest of the 
book into a large cardboard box. When I asked her what she did with 
the comic books, she said, “I throw them away. I give the top half of 
the cover back to the comic-book distributor for credit when he brings 
in the new comics. He’s coming in an hour.”
Mike and I waited for an hour. Soon the distributor arrived, and  
I asked him if we could have the comic books. To my delight, he said, 
“You can have them if you work for this store and do not resell them.”
Remember our old business partnership? Well, Mike and I revived 
it. Using a spare room in Mike’s basement, we began piling hundreds 
of comic books in that room. Soon our comic-book library was open 
to the public. We hired Mike’s younger sister, who loved to study, to be 
head librarian. She charged each child 10 cents admission to the library, 
which was open from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day after school. 
The customers, the children of the neighborhood, could read as many comics as they wanted in two hours.",0.0,cutting the front page of the comic book in half,cutting the front page of the comic book in half
3449,How long did we spend at school thinking and talking?,week,5.0,"We spent the next week at school thinking and talking, too.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_39,"Rich Dad Poor Dad39
brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of  
making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see 
things that other people never see. Most people never see these  
opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s 
all they get.  The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them  
for the rest of your life. The moment you do that, I’ll teach you  
something else. Learn this, and you’ll avoid one of life’s biggest traps.
Mike and I picked up our things from the store and waved 
goodbye to Mrs. Martin. We went back to the park, to the same 
picnic bench, and spent several more hours thinking and talking.
We spent the next week at school thinking and talking, too. For 
two more weeks, we kept thinking, talking, and working for free.
At the end of the second Saturday, I was again saying goodbye 
to Mrs. Martin and looking at the comic-book stand with a longing 
gaze. The hard thing about not even getting 30 cents every Saturday 
was that I didn’t have any money to buy comic books. Suddenly, as 
Mrs. Martin said goodbye to Mike and me, I saw her do something I’d 
never seen her do before.
Mrs. Martin was cutting the front page of the comic book in half. 
She kept the top half of the comic book cover and threw the rest of the 
book into a large cardboard box. When I asked her what she did with 
the comic books, she said, “I throw them away. I give the top half of 
the cover back to the comic-book distributor for credit when he brings 
in the new comics. He’s coming in an hour.”
Mike and I waited for an hour. Soon the distributor arrived, and  
I asked him if we could have the comic books. To my delight, he said, 
“You can have them if you work for this store and do not resell them.”
Remember our old business partnership? Well, Mike and I revived 
it. Using a spare room in Mike’s basement, we began piling hundreds 
of comic books in that room. Soon our comic-book library was open 
to the public. We hired Mike’s younger sister, who loved to study, to be 
head librarian. She charged each child 10 cents admission to the library, 
which was open from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day after school. 
The customers, the children of the neighborhood, could read as many comics as they wanted in two hours.",0.0,two more weeks,two more weeks
3450,How much of the front page of the comic book did Mrs. Martin cut?,half,6.0,"I give the top half of 
the cover back to the comic-book distributor for credit when he brings 
in the new comics. She kept the top half of the comic book cover and threw the rest of the 
book into a large cardboard box. Mrs. Martin was cutting the front page of the comic book in half.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_39,"Rich Dad Poor Dad39
brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of  
making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see 
things that other people never see. Most people never see these  
opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s 
all they get.  The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them  
for the rest of your life. The moment you do that, I’ll teach you  
something else. Learn this, and you’ll avoid one of life’s biggest traps.
Mike and I picked up our things from the store and waved 
goodbye to Mrs. Martin. We went back to the park, to the same 
picnic bench, and spent several more hours thinking and talking.
We spent the next week at school thinking and talking, too. For 
two more weeks, we kept thinking, talking, and working for free.
At the end of the second Saturday, I was again saying goodbye 
to Mrs. Martin and looking at the comic-book stand with a longing 
gaze. The hard thing about not even getting 30 cents every Saturday 
was that I didn’t have any money to buy comic books. Suddenly, as 
Mrs. Martin said goodbye to Mike and me, I saw her do something I’d 
never seen her do before.
Mrs. Martin was cutting the front page of the comic book in half. 
She kept the top half of the comic book cover and threw the rest of the 
book into a large cardboard box. When I asked her what she did with 
the comic books, she said, “I throw them away. I give the top half of 
the cover back to the comic-book distributor for credit when he brings 
in the new comics. He’s coming in an hour.”
Mike and I waited for an hour. Soon the distributor arrived, and  
I asked him if we could have the comic books. To my delight, he said, 
“You can have them if you work for this store and do not resell them.”
Remember our old business partnership? Well, Mike and I revived 
it. Using a spare room in Mike’s basement, we began piling hundreds 
of comic books in that room. Soon our comic-book library was open 
to the public. We hired Mike’s younger sister, who loved to study, to be 
head librarian. She charged each child 10 cents admission to the library, 
which was open from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day after school. 
The customers, the children of the neighborhood, could read as many comics as they wanted in two hours.",0.0,half,half
3451,What did Mike and I pick up from the store and waved goodbye to Mrs. Martin?,things,7.0,"Mike and I picked up our things from the store and waved 
goodbye to Mrs. Martin. You will see 
things that other people never see.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_39,"Rich Dad Poor Dad39
brain, work for free, and soon your mind will show you ways of  
making money far beyond what I could ever pay you. You will see 
things that other people never see. Most people never see these  
opportunities because they’re looking for money and security, so that’s 
all they get.  The moment you see one opportunity, you’ll see them  
for the rest of your life. The moment you do that, I’ll teach you  
something else. Learn this, and you’ll avoid one of life’s biggest traps.
Mike and I picked up our things from the store and waved 
goodbye to Mrs. Martin. We went back to the park, to the same 
picnic bench, and spent several more hours thinking and talking.
We spent the next week at school thinking and talking, too. For 
two more weeks, we kept thinking, talking, and working for free.
At the end of the second Saturday, I was again saying goodbye 
to Mrs. Martin and looking at the comic-book stand with a longing 
gaze. The hard thing about not even getting 30 cents every Saturday 
was that I didn’t have any money to buy comic books. Suddenly, as 
Mrs. Martin said goodbye to Mike and me, I saw her do something I’d 
never seen her do before.
Mrs. Martin was cutting the front page of the comic book in half. 
She kept the top half of the comic book cover and threw the rest of the 
book into a large cardboard box. When I asked her what she did with 
the comic books, she said, “I throw them away. I give the top half of 
the cover back to the comic-book distributor for credit when he brings 
in the new comics. He’s coming in an hour.”
Mike and I waited for an hour. Soon the distributor arrived, and  
I asked him if we could have the comic books. To my delight, he said, 
“You can have them if you work for this store and do not resell them.”
Remember our old business partnership? Well, Mike and I revived 
it. Using a spare room in Mike’s basement, we began piling hundreds 
of comic books in that room. Soon our comic-book library was open 
to the public. We hired Mike’s younger sister, who loved to study, to be 
head librarian. She charged each child 10 cents admission to the library, 
which was open from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day after school. 
The customers, the children of the neighborhood, could read as many comics as they wanted in two hours.",0.0,our things,our things
3452,Who was the boss of the comic book store?,mike,1.0,"Mike and I kept our agreement by working in the store every 
Saturday and collecting all the comic books from the different stores. We tried opening 
a branch office, but we could never quite find someone as trustworthy 
and dedicated as Mike’s sister. Some bullies from another neighborhood pushed their  
way in, and Mike’s dad suggested we shut down the business.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_40,"Chapter One: Lesson 140
comics as they wanted in two hours. It was a bargain for them since a 
comic cost 10 cents each, and they could read five or six in two hours.
Mike’s sister would check the kids as they left to make sure they 
weren’t borrowing any comic books. She also kept the books, logging 
in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any  
comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $9.50 per week 
over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and 
allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she 
was always studying.
Mike and I kept our agreement by working in the store every 
Saturday and collecting all the comic books from the different stores. 
We kept our agreement to the distributor by not selling any comic 
books. We burned them once they got too tattered. We tried opening 
a branch office, but we could never quite find someone as trustworthy 
and dedicated as Mike’s sister. At an early age, we found out how hard 
it was to find good staff.
Three months after the library first opened, a fight broke out in  
the room. Some bullies from another neighborhood pushed their  
way in, and Mike’s dad suggested we shut down the business. So  
our comic-book business shut down, and we stopped working on  
Saturdays at the convenience store. But rich dad was excited because 
he had new things he wanted to teach us. He was happy because we 
had learned our first lesson so well: We learned to make money work 
for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced 
to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money. 
By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in 
control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best 
part was that our business generated money for us, even when we 
weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us.
Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.It’s not how much money you make.",0.0,Mike’s dad,Mike’s dad
3453,What did he learn from his first lesson?,money work,2.0,"He was happy because we 
had learned our first lesson so well: We learned to make money work 
for us.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_40,"Chapter One: Lesson 140
comics as they wanted in two hours. It was a bargain for them since a 
comic cost 10 cents each, and they could read five or six in two hours.
Mike’s sister would check the kids as they left to make sure they 
weren’t borrowing any comic books. She also kept the books, logging 
in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any  
comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $9.50 per week 
over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and 
allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she 
was always studying.
Mike and I kept our agreement by working in the store every 
Saturday and collecting all the comic books from the different stores. 
We kept our agreement to the distributor by not selling any comic 
books. We burned them once they got too tattered. We tried opening 
a branch office, but we could never quite find someone as trustworthy 
and dedicated as Mike’s sister. At an early age, we found out how hard 
it was to find good staff.
Three months after the library first opened, a fight broke out in  
the room. Some bullies from another neighborhood pushed their  
way in, and Mike’s dad suggested we shut down the business. So  
our comic-book business shut down, and we stopped working on  
Saturdays at the convenience store. But rich dad was excited because 
he had new things he wanted to teach us. He was happy because we 
had learned our first lesson so well: We learned to make money work 
for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced 
to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money. 
By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in 
control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best 
part was that our business generated money for us, even when we 
weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us.
Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.It’s not how much money you make.",0.0,"We learned to make money work 
for us","We learned to make money work 
for us"
3454,On what day did Mike and I work in the comic book store?,saturday,3.0,"Mike and I kept our agreement by working in the store every 
Saturday and collecting all the comic books from the different stores.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_40,"Chapter One: Lesson 140
comics as they wanted in two hours. It was a bargain for them since a 
comic cost 10 cents each, and they could read five or six in two hours.
Mike’s sister would check the kids as they left to make sure they 
weren’t borrowing any comic books. She also kept the books, logging 
in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any  
comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $9.50 per week 
over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and 
allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she 
was always studying.
Mike and I kept our agreement by working in the store every 
Saturday and collecting all the comic books from the different stores. 
We kept our agreement to the distributor by not selling any comic 
books. We burned them once they got too tattered. We tried opening 
a branch office, but we could never quite find someone as trustworthy 
and dedicated as Mike’s sister. At an early age, we found out how hard 
it was to find good staff.
Three months after the library first opened, a fight broke out in  
the room. Some bullies from another neighborhood pushed their  
way in, and Mike’s dad suggested we shut down the business. So  
our comic-book business shut down, and we stopped working on  
Saturdays at the convenience store. But rich dad was excited because 
he had new things he wanted to teach us. He was happy because we 
had learned our first lesson so well: We learned to make money work 
for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced 
to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money. 
By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in 
control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best 
part was that our business generated money for us, even when we 
weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us.
Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.It’s not how much money you make.",0.0,"every 
Saturday","every 
Saturday"
3455,Who suggested we shut down the business?,dad,4.0,"Some bullies from another neighborhood pushed their  
way in, and Mike’s dad suggested we shut down the business. Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.It’s not how much money you make. But rich dad was excited because 
he had new things he wanted to teach us.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_40,"Chapter One: Lesson 140
comics as they wanted in two hours. It was a bargain for them since a 
comic cost 10 cents each, and they could read five or six in two hours.
Mike’s sister would check the kids as they left to make sure they 
weren’t borrowing any comic books. She also kept the books, logging 
in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any  
comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $9.50 per week 
over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and 
allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she 
was always studying.
Mike and I kept our agreement by working in the store every 
Saturday and collecting all the comic books from the different stores. 
We kept our agreement to the distributor by not selling any comic 
books. We burned them once they got too tattered. We tried opening 
a branch office, but we could never quite find someone as trustworthy 
and dedicated as Mike’s sister. At an early age, we found out how hard 
it was to find good staff.
Three months after the library first opened, a fight broke out in  
the room. Some bullies from another neighborhood pushed their  
way in, and Mike’s dad suggested we shut down the business. So  
our comic-book business shut down, and we stopped working on  
Saturdays at the convenience store. But rich dad was excited because 
he had new things he wanted to teach us. He was happy because we 
had learned our first lesson so well: We learned to make money work 
for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced 
to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money. 
By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in 
control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best 
part was that our business generated money for us, even when we 
weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us.
Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.It’s not how much money you make.",0.0,Mike’s dad,Mike’s dad
3456,What was the name of the comic book store that we started?,library,5.0,"By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in 
control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. Three months after the library first opened, a fight broke out in  
the room.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_40,"Chapter One: Lesson 140
comics as they wanted in two hours. It was a bargain for them since a 
comic cost 10 cents each, and they could read five or six in two hours.
Mike’s sister would check the kids as they left to make sure they 
weren’t borrowing any comic books. She also kept the books, logging 
in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any  
comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $9.50 per week 
over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and 
allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she 
was always studying.
Mike and I kept our agreement by working in the store every 
Saturday and collecting all the comic books from the different stores. 
We kept our agreement to the distributor by not selling any comic 
books. We burned them once they got too tattered. We tried opening 
a branch office, but we could never quite find someone as trustworthy 
and dedicated as Mike’s sister. At an early age, we found out how hard 
it was to find good staff.
Three months after the library first opened, a fight broke out in  
the room. Some bullies from another neighborhood pushed their  
way in, and Mike’s dad suggested we shut down the business. So  
our comic-book business shut down, and we stopped working on  
Saturdays at the convenience store. But rich dad was excited because 
he had new things he wanted to teach us. He was happy because we 
had learned our first lesson so well: We learned to make money work 
for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced 
to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money. 
By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in 
control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best 
part was that our business generated money for us, even when we 
weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us.
Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.It’s not how much money you make.",0.0,the comic-book library,the comic-book library
3457,What did Mike keep in the store every Saturday?,books,6.0,"Mike and I kept our agreement by working in the store every 
Saturday and collecting all the comic books from the different stores. She also kept the books, logging 
in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any  
comments they might have. Mike’s sister would check the kids as they left to make sure they 
weren’t borrowing any comic books.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_40,"Chapter One: Lesson 140
comics as they wanted in two hours. It was a bargain for them since a 
comic cost 10 cents each, and they could read five or six in two hours.
Mike’s sister would check the kids as they left to make sure they 
weren’t borrowing any comic books. She also kept the books, logging 
in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any  
comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $9.50 per week 
over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and 
allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she 
was always studying.
Mike and I kept our agreement by working in the store every 
Saturday and collecting all the comic books from the different stores. 
We kept our agreement to the distributor by not selling any comic 
books. We burned them once they got too tattered. We tried opening 
a branch office, but we could never quite find someone as trustworthy 
and dedicated as Mike’s sister. At an early age, we found out how hard 
it was to find good staff.
Three months after the library first opened, a fight broke out in  
the room. Some bullies from another neighborhood pushed their  
way in, and Mike’s dad suggested we shut down the business. So  
our comic-book business shut down, and we stopped working on  
Saturdays at the convenience store. But rich dad was excited because 
he had new things he wanted to teach us. He was happy because we 
had learned our first lesson so well: We learned to make money work 
for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced 
to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money. 
By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in 
control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best 
part was that our business generated money for us, even when we 
weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us.
Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.It’s not how much money you make.",0.0,comic books,comic books
3458,What did Mike's dad suggest we shut down?,business,7.0,"By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in 
control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. Some bullies from another neighborhood pushed their  
way in, and Mike’s dad suggested we shut down the business. So  
our comic-book business shut down, and we stopped working on  
Saturdays at the convenience store.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_40,"Chapter One: Lesson 140
comics as they wanted in two hours. It was a bargain for them since a 
comic cost 10 cents each, and they could read five or six in two hours.
Mike’s sister would check the kids as they left to make sure they 
weren’t borrowing any comic books. She also kept the books, logging 
in how many kids showed up each day, who they were, and any  
comments they might have. Mike and I averaged $9.50 per week 
over a three-month period. We paid his sister one dollar a week and 
allowed her to read the comics for free, which she rarely did since she 
was always studying.
Mike and I kept our agreement by working in the store every 
Saturday and collecting all the comic books from the different stores. 
We kept our agreement to the distributor by not selling any comic 
books. We burned them once they got too tattered. We tried opening 
a branch office, but we could never quite find someone as trustworthy 
and dedicated as Mike’s sister. At an early age, we found out how hard 
it was to find good staff.
Three months after the library first opened, a fight broke out in  
the room. Some bullies from another neighborhood pushed their  
way in, and Mike’s dad suggested we shut down the business. So  
our comic-book business shut down, and we stopped working on  
Saturdays at the convenience store. But rich dad was excited because 
he had new things he wanted to teach us. He was happy because we 
had learned our first lesson so well: We learned to make money work 
for us. By not getting paid for our work at the store, we were forced 
to use our imaginations to identify an opportunity to make money. 
By starting our own business, the comic-book library, we were in 
control of our own finances, not dependent on an employer. The best 
part was that our business generated money for us, even when we 
weren’t physically there. Our money worked for us.
Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.It’s not how much money you make.",0.0,the business,the business
3459,Who is grooming his son to take his place?,mike,1.0,"Rich dad’s empire is in great hands, and Mike is now 
grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us. In 1990, Mike took over his father’s empire and is, in fact, 
doing a better job than his dad did. Mike chose to run the empire, and I chose to retire.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_41,"Chapter T wo
LESSON 2:  WHY TEACH 
FINANCIAL LITERACY?41
It’s not how much money you make.  
It’s how much money you keep.  In 1990, Mike took over his father’s empire and is, in fact, 
doing a better job than his dad did. We see each other once or twice 
a year on the golf course. He and his wife are wealthier than you 
could imagine. Rich dad’s empire is in great hands, and Mike is now 
grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us.
In 1994, I retired at the age of 47, and my wife Kim was 37.  
Retirement does not mean not working. For us, it means that, barring 
unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our 
wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation. Our assets 
are large enough to grow by themselves. It’s like planting a tree. You 
water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its 
roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for 
your enjoyment.
Mike chose to run the empire, and I chose to retire. 
Whenever I speak to groups of people, they often ask what I would 
recommend that they do. “How do I get started?” “Is there a book 
you would recommend?” “What should I do to prepare my children?” 
“What is your secret to success?” “How do I make millions?” held a meeting at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3460,Who groomed Mike's son?,dad,2.0,"Rich dad’s empire is in great hands, and Mike is now 
grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us. Rich dad’s empire is in great hands, and Mike is now 
grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us. In 1990, Mike took over his father’s empire and is, in fact, 
doing a better job than his dad did.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_41,"Chapter T wo
LESSON 2:  WHY TEACH 
FINANCIAL LITERACY?41
It’s not how much money you make.  
It’s how much money you keep.  In 1990, Mike took over his father’s empire and is, in fact, 
doing a better job than his dad did. We see each other once or twice 
a year on the golf course. He and his wife are wealthier than you 
could imagine. Rich dad’s empire is in great hands, and Mike is now 
grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us.
In 1994, I retired at the age of 47, and my wife Kim was 37.  
Retirement does not mean not working. For us, it means that, barring 
unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our 
wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation. Our assets 
are large enough to grow by themselves. It’s like planting a tree. You 
water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its 
roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for 
your enjoyment.
Mike chose to run the empire, and I chose to retire. 
Whenever I speak to groups of people, they often ask what I would 
recommend that they do. “How do I get started?” “Is there a book 
you would recommend?” “What should I do to prepare my children?” 
“What is your secret to success?” “How do I make millions?” held a meeting at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago.",0.0,his dad,his dad
3461,What is the benefit of a tree?,enjoyment,3.0,"Then the tree provides shade for 
your enjoyment.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_41,"Chapter T wo
LESSON 2:  WHY TEACH 
FINANCIAL LITERACY?41
It’s not how much money you make.  
It’s how much money you keep.  In 1990, Mike took over his father’s empire and is, in fact, 
doing a better job than his dad did. We see each other once or twice 
a year on the golf course. He and his wife are wealthier than you 
could imagine. Rich dad’s empire is in great hands, and Mike is now 
grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us.
In 1994, I retired at the age of 47, and my wife Kim was 37.  
Retirement does not mean not working. For us, it means that, barring 
unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our 
wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation. Our assets 
are large enough to grow by themselves. It’s like planting a tree. You 
water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its 
roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for 
your enjoyment.
Mike chose to run the empire, and I chose to retire. 
Whenever I speak to groups of people, they often ask what I would 
recommend that they do. “How do I get started?” “Is there a book 
you would recommend?” “What should I do to prepare my children?” 
“What is your secret to success?” “How do I make millions?” held a meeting at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago.",0.0,shade,shade
3462,What provides shade for your enjoyment?,tree,4.0,"Then the tree provides shade for 
your enjoyment. It’s like planting a tree.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_41,"Chapter T wo
LESSON 2:  WHY TEACH 
FINANCIAL LITERACY?41
It’s not how much money you make.  
It’s how much money you keep.  In 1990, Mike took over his father’s empire and is, in fact, 
doing a better job than his dad did. We see each other once or twice 
a year on the golf course. He and his wife are wealthier than you 
could imagine. Rich dad’s empire is in great hands, and Mike is now 
grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us.
In 1994, I retired at the age of 47, and my wife Kim was 37.  
Retirement does not mean not working. For us, it means that, barring 
unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our 
wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation. Our assets 
are large enough to grow by themselves. It’s like planting a tree. You 
water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its 
roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for 
your enjoyment.
Mike chose to run the empire, and I chose to retire. 
Whenever I speak to groups of people, they often ask what I would 
recommend that they do. “How do I get started?” “Is there a book 
you would recommend?” “What should I do to prepare my children?” 
“What is your secret to success?” “How do I make millions?” held a meeting at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago.",0.0,the tree,the tree
3463,How often do we see each other on the golf course?,year,5.0,"We see each other once or twice 
a year on the golf course.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_41,"Chapter T wo
LESSON 2:  WHY TEACH 
FINANCIAL LITERACY?41
It’s not how much money you make.  
It’s how much money you keep.  In 1990, Mike took over his father’s empire and is, in fact, 
doing a better job than his dad did. We see each other once or twice 
a year on the golf course. He and his wife are wealthier than you 
could imagine. Rich dad’s empire is in great hands, and Mike is now 
grooming his son to take his place, as his dad had groomed us.
In 1994, I retired at the age of 47, and my wife Kim was 37.  
Retirement does not mean not working. For us, it means that, barring 
unforeseen cataclysmic changes, we can work or not work, and our 
wealth grows automatically, staying ahead of inflation. Our assets 
are large enough to grow by themselves. It’s like planting a tree. You 
water it for years, and then one day it doesn’t need you anymore. Its 
roots are implanted deep enough. Then the tree provides shade for 
your enjoyment.
Mike chose to run the empire, and I chose to retire. 
Whenever I speak to groups of people, they often ask what I would 
recommend that they do. “How do I get started?” “Is there a book 
you would recommend?” “What should I do to prepare my children?” 
“What is your secret to success?” “How do I make millions?” held a meeting at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago.",0.0,"once or twice 
a year","once or twice 
a year"
3464,What is chapter 242 of?,lesson,1.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 242
Whenever I hear one of these questions,you make.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_42,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 242
Whenever I hear one of these questions,you make.",0.0,Lesson 242,Lesson 242
3465,What is the Agrarian age?,school system,1.0,"Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_43,"Rich Dad Poor Dad43
Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money 
you make. It’s how much money you keep. We’ve all heard stories 
of lottery winners who are poor, then suddenly rich, and then poor 
again. They win millions, yet are soon back where they started. Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. 
I remember a story of a young basketball player who a year ago 
had millions. Today, at just 29, he claims his friends, attorney, and  
accountant took his money, and he was forced to work at a car 
wash for minimum wage. He was fired from the car wash because 
he refused to take off his championship ring as he was wiping off 
the cars. His story made national news and he is appealing his 
termination, claiming hardship and discrimination. He claims that 
the ring is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’ll crumble.
I know so many people who became instant millionaires. And 
while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution 
them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s 
how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.
So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to 
get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. 
I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little 
kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”
That idea was drummed into my head every time we were together. 
As I said, my educated dad stressed the importance of reading books, 
while my rich dad stressed the need to master financial literacy. 
If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing 
you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If 
you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is 
pour a six-inch slab of concrete. Most people, in their drive to get 
rich, are trying to build an Empire State Building on a six-inch slab.
Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation. Dirt floors are still the rage. So kids 
graduate from school with virtually no financial foundation. One day, 
sleepless and deep in debt in suburbia, living the American Dream, way to get rich quick.",0.0,homes with no foundation,homes with no foundation
3466,What do we need to build the Empire State Building?,foundation,2.0,"If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing 
you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation. So kids 
graduate from school with virtually no financial foundation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_43,"Rich Dad Poor Dad43
Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money 
you make. It’s how much money you keep. We’ve all heard stories 
of lottery winners who are poor, then suddenly rich, and then poor 
again. They win millions, yet are soon back where they started. Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. 
I remember a story of a young basketball player who a year ago 
had millions. Today, at just 29, he claims his friends, attorney, and  
accountant took his money, and he was forced to work at a car 
wash for minimum wage. He was fired from the car wash because 
he refused to take off his championship ring as he was wiping off 
the cars. His story made national news and he is appealing his 
termination, claiming hardship and discrimination. He claims that 
the ring is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’ll crumble.
I know so many people who became instant millionaires. And 
while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution 
them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s 
how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.
So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to 
get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. 
I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little 
kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”
That idea was drummed into my head every time we were together. 
As I said, my educated dad stressed the importance of reading books, 
while my rich dad stressed the need to master financial literacy. 
If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing 
you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If 
you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is 
pour a six-inch slab of concrete. Most people, in their drive to get 
rich, are trying to build an Empire State Building on a six-inch slab.
Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation. Dirt floors are still the rage. So kids 
graduate from school with virtually no financial foundation. One day, 
sleepless and deep in debt in suburbia, living the American Dream, way to get rich quick.",0.0,dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation,dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation
3467,How much money do professional athletes earn?,millions,3.0,"Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. I remember a story of a young basketball player who a year ago 
had millions. They win millions, yet are soon back where they started.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_43,"Rich Dad Poor Dad43
Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money 
you make. It’s how much money you keep. We’ve all heard stories 
of lottery winners who are poor, then suddenly rich, and then poor 
again. They win millions, yet are soon back where they started. Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. 
I remember a story of a young basketball player who a year ago 
had millions. Today, at just 29, he claims his friends, attorney, and  
accountant took his money, and he was forced to work at a car 
wash for minimum wage. He was fired from the car wash because 
he refused to take off his championship ring as he was wiping off 
the cars. His story made national news and he is appealing his 
termination, claiming hardship and discrimination. He claims that 
the ring is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’ll crumble.
I know so many people who became instant millionaires. And 
while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution 
them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s 
how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.
So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to 
get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. 
I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little 
kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”
That idea was drummed into my head every time we were together. 
As I said, my educated dad stressed the importance of reading books, 
while my rich dad stressed the need to master financial literacy. 
If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing 
you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If 
you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is 
pour a six-inch slab of concrete. Most people, in their drive to get 
rich, are trying to build an Empire State Building on a six-inch slab.
Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation. Dirt floors are still the rage. So kids 
graduate from school with virtually no financial foundation. One day, 
sleepless and deep in debt in suburbia, living the American Dream, way to get rich quick.",0.0,"
millions","
millions"
3468,What are the stories of professional athletes who at 24 are earning millions but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later?,stories,4.0,"Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. We’ve all heard stories 
of lottery winners who are poor, then suddenly rich, and then poor 
again.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_43,"Rich Dad Poor Dad43
Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money 
you make. It’s how much money you keep. We’ve all heard stories 
of lottery winners who are poor, then suddenly rich, and then poor 
again. They win millions, yet are soon back where they started. Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. 
I remember a story of a young basketball player who a year ago 
had millions. Today, at just 29, he claims his friends, attorney, and  
accountant took his money, and he was forced to work at a car 
wash for minimum wage. He was fired from the car wash because 
he refused to take off his championship ring as he was wiping off 
the cars. His story made national news and he is appealing his 
termination, claiming hardship and discrimination. He claims that 
the ring is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’ll crumble.
I know so many people who became instant millionaires. And 
while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution 
them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s 
how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.
So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to 
get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. 
I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little 
kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”
That idea was drummed into my head every time we were together. 
As I said, my educated dad stressed the importance of reading books, 
while my rich dad stressed the need to master financial literacy. 
If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing 
you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If 
you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is 
pour a six-inch slab of concrete. Most people, in their drive to get 
rich, are trying to build an Empire State Building on a six-inch slab.
Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation. Dirt floors are still the rage. So kids 
graduate from school with virtually no financial foundation. One day, 
sleepless and deep in debt in suburbia, living the American Dream, way to get rich quick.",0.0,Rich Dad Poor Dad,Rich Dad Poor Dad
3469,How old are the professional athletes at 24?,age,5.0,"Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_43,"Rich Dad Poor Dad43
Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money 
you make. It’s how much money you keep. We’ve all heard stories 
of lottery winners who are poor, then suddenly rich, and then poor 
again. They win millions, yet are soon back where they started. Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. 
I remember a story of a young basketball player who a year ago 
had millions. Today, at just 29, he claims his friends, attorney, and  
accountant took his money, and he was forced to work at a car 
wash for minimum wage. He was fired from the car wash because 
he refused to take off his championship ring as he was wiping off 
the cars. His story made national news and he is appealing his 
termination, claiming hardship and discrimination. He claims that 
the ring is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’ll crumble.
I know so many people who became instant millionaires. And 
while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution 
them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s 
how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.
So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to 
get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. 
I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little 
kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”
That idea was drummed into my head every time we were together. 
As I said, my educated dad stressed the importance of reading books, 
while my rich dad stressed the need to master financial literacy. 
If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing 
you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If 
you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is 
pour a six-inch slab of concrete. Most people, in their drive to get 
rich, are trying to build an Empire State Building on a six-inch slab.
Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation. Dirt floors are still the rage. So kids 
graduate from school with virtually no financial foundation. One day, 
sleepless and deep in debt in suburbia, living the American Dream, way to get rich quick.",0.0,"
millions","
millions"
3470,What do you think is the most important thing in life?,money,6.0,"Today, at just 29, he claims his friends, attorney, and  
accountant took his money, and he was forced to work at a car 
wash for minimum wage. And 
while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution 
them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. Rich Dad Poor Dad43
Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money 
you make.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_43,"Rich Dad Poor Dad43
Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money 
you make. It’s how much money you keep. We’ve all heard stories 
of lottery winners who are poor, then suddenly rich, and then poor 
again. They win millions, yet are soon back where they started. Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. 
I remember a story of a young basketball player who a year ago 
had millions. Today, at just 29, he claims his friends, attorney, and  
accountant took his money, and he was forced to work at a car 
wash for minimum wage. He was fired from the car wash because 
he refused to take off his championship ring as he was wiping off 
the cars. His story made national news and he is appealing his 
termination, claiming hardship and discrimination. He claims that 
the ring is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’ll crumble.
I know so many people who became instant millionaires. And 
while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution 
them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s 
how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.
So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to 
get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. 
I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little 
kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”
That idea was drummed into my head every time we were together. 
As I said, my educated dad stressed the importance of reading books, 
while my rich dad stressed the need to master financial literacy. 
If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing 
you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If 
you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is 
pour a six-inch slab of concrete. Most people, in their drive to get 
rich, are trying to build an Empire State Building on a six-inch slab.
Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation. Dirt floors are still the rage. So kids 
graduate from school with virtually no financial foundation. One day, 
sleepless and deep in debt in suburbia, living the American Dream, way to get rich quick.",0.0,how much money you keep,how much money you keep
3471,What was the job of the car wash?,car,7.0,"Today, at just 29, he claims his friends, attorney, and  
accountant took his money, and he was forced to work at a car 
wash for minimum wage. He was fired from the car wash because 
he refused to take off his championship ring as he was wiping off 
the cars.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_43,"Rich Dad Poor Dad43
Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money 
you make. It’s how much money you keep. We’ve all heard stories 
of lottery winners who are poor, then suddenly rich, and then poor 
again. They win millions, yet are soon back where they started. Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. 
I remember a story of a young basketball player who a year ago 
had millions. Today, at just 29, he claims his friends, attorney, and  
accountant took his money, and he was forced to work at a car 
wash for minimum wage. He was fired from the car wash because 
he refused to take off his championship ring as he was wiping off 
the cars. His story made national news and he is appealing his 
termination, claiming hardship and discrimination. He claims that 
the ring is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’ll crumble.
I know so many people who became instant millionaires. And 
while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution 
them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s 
how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.
So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to 
get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. 
I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little 
kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”
That idea was drummed into my head every time we were together. 
As I said, my educated dad stressed the importance of reading books, 
while my rich dad stressed the need to master financial literacy. 
If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing 
you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If 
you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is 
pour a six-inch slab of concrete. Most people, in their drive to get 
rich, are trying to build an Empire State Building on a six-inch slab.
Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation. Dirt floors are still the rage. So kids 
graduate from school with virtually no financial foundation. One day, 
sleepless and deep in debt in suburbia, living the American Dream, way to get rich quick.",0.0,"
kid. “","
kid. “"
3472,Who is trying to build an Empire State Building on a six-inch slab?,people,8.0,"And 
while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution 
them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to 
get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. Most people, in their drive to get 
rich, are trying to build an Empire State Building on a six-inch slab.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_43,"Rich Dad Poor Dad43
Most people fail to realize that in life, it’s not how much money 
you make. It’s how much money you keep. We’ve all heard stories 
of lottery winners who are poor, then suddenly rich, and then poor 
again. They win millions, yet are soon back where they started. Or 
stories of professional athletes, who at the age of 24 are earning 
millions, but are sleeping under a bridge 10 years later. 
I remember a story of a young basketball player who a year ago 
had millions. Today, at just 29, he claims his friends, attorney, and  
accountant took his money, and he was forced to work at a car 
wash for minimum wage. He was fired from the car wash because 
he refused to take off his championship ring as he was wiping off 
the cars. His story made national news and he is appealing his 
termination, claiming hardship and discrimination. He claims that 
the ring is all he has left and if it was stripped away, he’ll crumble.
I know so many people who became instant millionaires. And 
while I am glad some people have become richer and richer, I caution 
them that in the long run, it’s not how much money you make. It’s 
how much you keep, and how many generations you keep it.
So when people ask, “Where do I get started?” or “Tell me how to 
get rich quick,” they often are greatly disappointed with my answer. 
I simply say to them what my rich dad said to me when I was a little 
kid. “If you want to be rich, you need to be financially literate.”
That idea was drummed into my head every time we were together. 
As I said, my educated dad stressed the importance of reading books, 
while my rich dad stressed the need to master financial literacy. 
If you are going to build the Empire State Building, the first thing 
you need to do is dig a deep hole and pour a strong foundation. If 
you are going to build a home in the suburbs, all you need to do is 
pour a six-inch slab of concrete. Most people, in their drive to get 
rich, are trying to build an Empire State Building on a six-inch slab.
Our school system, created in the Agrarian Age, still believes 
in homes with no foundation. Dirt floors are still the rage. So kids 
graduate from school with virtually no financial foundation. One day, 
sleepless and deep in debt in suburbia, living the American Dream, way to get rich quick.",0.0,Most people,Most people
3473,Who is the rich dad that started adding numbers to his empire?,mike,1.0,"As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids. Today, Mike has gone 
on to master much more complex and 
sophisticated accounting analysis because 
he had to in order to run his empire. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_44,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 244
they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a 
way to get rich quick. 
Construction on the skyscraper begins. It goes up quickly, and soon, 
instead of the Empire State Building, we have the Leaning Tower of 
Suburbia. The sleepless nights return.
As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids.
Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids. The answer he found was to 
make it simple by teaching it in pictures. 
My rich dad poured a strong financial foundation for Mike and me. 
Since we were just kids, he created a simple way to teach us. 
For years he only drew pictures and used few words. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Today, Mike has gone 
on to master much more complex and 
sophisticated accounting analysis because 
he had to in order to run his empire. I am 
not as sophisticated because my empire 
is smaller, yet we come from the same 
simple foundation. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us. Though basic, those 
drawings helped guide two little boys in building great sums of wealth 
on a solid and deep foundationand a liability, and buy assets.",0.0,Mike,Mike
3474,When did Mike and I have a strong financial foundation?,adult years,2.0,"As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_44,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 244
they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a 
way to get rich quick. 
Construction on the skyscraper begins. It goes up quickly, and soon, 
instead of the Empire State Building, we have the Leaning Tower of 
Suburbia. The sleepless nights return.
As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids.
Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids. The answer he found was to 
make it simple by teaching it in pictures. 
My rich dad poured a strong financial foundation for Mike and me. 
Since we were just kids, he created a simple way to teach us. 
For years he only drew pictures and used few words. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Today, Mike has gone 
on to master much more complex and 
sophisticated accounting analysis because 
he had to in order to run his empire. I am 
not as sophisticated because my empire 
is smaller, yet we come from the same 
simple foundation. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us. Though basic, those 
drawings helped guide two little boys in building great sums of wealth 
on a solid and deep foundationand a liability, and buy assets.",0.0,when we were just kids,when we were just kids
3475,What is the Leaning Tower of Suburbia?,empire state building,3.0,"It goes up quickly, and soon, 
instead of the Empire State Building, we have the Leaning Tower of 
Suburbia.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_44,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 244
they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a 
way to get rich quick. 
Construction on the skyscraper begins. It goes up quickly, and soon, 
instead of the Empire State Building, we have the Leaning Tower of 
Suburbia. The sleepless nights return.
As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids.
Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids. The answer he found was to 
make it simple by teaching it in pictures. 
My rich dad poured a strong financial foundation for Mike and me. 
Since we were just kids, he created a simple way to teach us. 
For years he only drew pictures and used few words. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Today, Mike has gone 
on to master much more complex and 
sophisticated accounting analysis because 
he had to in order to run his empire. I am 
not as sophisticated because my empire 
is smaller, yet we come from the same 
simple foundation. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us. Though basic, those 
drawings helped guide two little boys in building great sums of wealth 
on a solid and deep foundationand a liability, and buy assets.",0.0,skyscraper,skyscraper
3476,Who taught Mike and I the basic drawings of money?,dad,4.0,"Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_44,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 244
they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a 
way to get rich quick. 
Construction on the skyscraper begins. It goes up quickly, and soon, 
instead of the Empire State Building, we have the Leaning Tower of 
Suburbia. The sleepless nights return.
As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids.
Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids. The answer he found was to 
make it simple by teaching it in pictures. 
My rich dad poured a strong financial foundation for Mike and me. 
Since we were just kids, he created a simple way to teach us. 
For years he only drew pictures and used few words. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Today, Mike has gone 
on to master much more complex and 
sophisticated accounting analysis because 
he had to in order to run his empire. I am 
not as sophisticated because my empire 
is smaller, yet we come from the same 
simple foundation. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us. Though basic, those 
drawings helped guide two little boys in building great sums of wealth 
on a solid and deep foundationand a liability, and buy assets.",0.0,dad,dad
3477,What did Mike and I learn to pour when we were kids?,foundation,5.0,"As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids. I am 
not as sophisticated because my empire 
is smaller, yet we come from the same 
simple foundation. My rich dad poured a strong financial foundation for Mike and me.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_44,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 244
they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a 
way to get rich quick. 
Construction on the skyscraper begins. It goes up quickly, and soon, 
instead of the Empire State Building, we have the Leaning Tower of 
Suburbia. The sleepless nights return.
As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids.
Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids. The answer he found was to 
make it simple by teaching it in pictures. 
My rich dad poured a strong financial foundation for Mike and me. 
Since we were just kids, he created a simple way to teach us. 
For years he only drew pictures and used few words. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Today, Mike has gone 
on to master much more complex and 
sophisticated accounting analysis because 
he had to in order to run his empire. I am 
not as sophisticated because my empire 
is smaller, yet we come from the same 
simple foundation. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us. Though basic, those 
drawings helped guide two little boys in building great sums of wealth 
on a solid and deep foundationand a liability, and buy assets.",0.0,strong financial foundation,strong financial foundation
3478,What helped Mike and I build great sums of wealth on a solid and deep foundation?,drawings,6.0,"Though basic, those 
drawings helped guide two little boys in building great sums of wealth 
on a solid and deep foundationand a liability, and buy assets. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_44,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 244
they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a 
way to get rich quick. 
Construction on the skyscraper begins. It goes up quickly, and soon, 
instead of the Empire State Building, we have the Leaning Tower of 
Suburbia. The sleepless nights return.
As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids.
Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids. The answer he found was to 
make it simple by teaching it in pictures. 
My rich dad poured a strong financial foundation for Mike and me. 
Since we were just kids, he created a simple way to teach us. 
For years he only drew pictures and used few words. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Today, Mike has gone 
on to master much more complex and 
sophisticated accounting analysis because 
he had to in order to run his empire. I am 
not as sophisticated because my empire 
is smaller, yet we come from the same 
simple foundation. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us. Though basic, those 
drawings helped guide two little boys in building great sums of wealth 
on a solid and deep foundationand a liability, and buy assets.",0.0,simple line drawings,simple line drawings
3479,"When we were kids, how did rich dad teach us?",kids,7.0,"As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids. Since we were just kids, he created a simple way to teach us.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_44,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 244
they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a 
way to get rich quick. 
Construction on the skyscraper begins. It goes up quickly, and soon, 
instead of the Empire State Building, we have the Leaning Tower of 
Suburbia. The sleepless nights return.
As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids.
Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids. The answer he found was to 
make it simple by teaching it in pictures. 
My rich dad poured a strong financial foundation for Mike and me. 
Since we were just kids, he created a simple way to teach us. 
For years he only drew pictures and used few words. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Today, Mike has gone 
on to master much more complex and 
sophisticated accounting analysis because 
he had to in order to run his empire. I am 
not as sophisticated because my empire 
is smaller, yet we come from the same 
simple foundation. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us. Though basic, those 
drawings helped guide two little boys in building great sums of wealth 
on a solid and deep foundationand a liability, and buy assets.",0.0,in pictures,in pictures
3480,How did he teach the English language?,pictures,8.0,"The answer he found was to 
make it simple by teaching it in pictures. For years he only drew pictures and used few words.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_44,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 244
they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a 
way to get rich quick. 
Construction on the skyscraper begins. It goes up quickly, and soon, 
instead of the Empire State Building, we have the Leaning Tower of 
Suburbia. The sleepless nights return.
As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids.
Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids. The answer he found was to 
make it simple by teaching it in pictures. 
My rich dad poured a strong financial foundation for Mike and me. 
Since we were just kids, he created a simple way to teach us. 
For years he only drew pictures and used few words. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Today, Mike has gone 
on to master much more complex and 
sophisticated accounting analysis because 
he had to in order to run his empire. I am 
not as sophisticated because my empire 
is smaller, yet we come from the same 
simple foundation. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us. Though basic, those 
drawings helped guide two little boys in building great sums of wealth 
on a solid and deep foundationand a liability, and buy assets.",0.0,in pictures,in pictures
3481,What is accounting?,subject,9.0,"Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_44,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 244
they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a 
way to get rich quick. 
Construction on the skyscraper begins. It goes up quickly, and soon, 
instead of the Empire State Building, we have the Leaning Tower of 
Suburbia. The sleepless nights return.
As for Mike and me in our adult years, both of our choices were 
possible because we were taught to pour a strong financial foundation 
when we were just kids.
Accounting is possibly the most confusing, boring subject in the 
world, but if you want to be rich long-term, it could be the most 
important subject. For rich dad, the question was how to take a boring 
and confusing subject and teach it to kids. The answer he found was to 
make it simple by teaching it in pictures. 
My rich dad poured a strong financial foundation for Mike and me. 
Since we were just kids, he created a simple way to teach us. 
For years he only drew pictures and used few words. Mike and I 
understood the simple drawings, the jargon, the movement of money, 
and then in later years, rich dad began 
adding numbers. Today, Mike has gone 
on to master much more complex and 
sophisticated accounting analysis because 
he had to in order to run his empire. I am 
not as sophisticated because my empire 
is smaller, yet we come from the same 
simple foundation. Over the following pages, I offer to you the same 
simple line drawings Mike’s dad created for us. Though basic, those 
drawings helped guide two little boys in building great sums of wealth 
on a solid and deep foundationand a liability, and buy assets.",0.0,sophisticated accounting analysis,sophisticated accounting analysis
3482,Who explained the difference between assets and liabilities?,dad,1.0,"If it is 
that simple, if it is that important, why would everyone not want to 
find out?” 
It took rich dad only a few minutes to explain what assets and  
liabilities were. Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets. The poor and middle class acquire 
liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_45,"Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets.
If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number 
one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most 
people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle 
financially because they do not know the difference between an asset 
and a liability. 
“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire 
liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.
When rich dad explained this to Mike and me, we thought he 
was kidding. Here we were, nearly teenagers and waiting for the  
secret to getting rich, and this was his answer. It was so simple that  
we stopped for a long time to think about it. 
“What is an asset?” asked Mike.
“Don’t worry right now,” said rich dad. “Just let the idea sink in.  
If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and  
be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”
“You mean all we need to know is what an asset is, acquire them, 
and we’ll be rich?” I asked.
Rich dad nodded his head. “It’s that simple.”
“If it’s that simple, how come everyone is not rich?” I asked.
Rich dad smiled. “Because people do not know the difference 
between an asset and a liability.”
I remember asking, “How could adults be so misguided? If it is 
that simple, if it is that important, why would everyone not want to 
find out?” 
It took rich dad only a few minutes to explain what assets and  
liabilities were.
As an adult, I have difficulty explaining it to other adults. The 
simplicity of the idea escapes them because they have been educated 
differently. They were taught by other educated professionals, such 
as bankers, accountants, real estate agents, financial planners, and so 
forth. The difficulty comes in asking adults to unlearn, or become children again.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
3483,What is the difference between a liability and an asset?,asset,2.0,"“Because people do not know the difference 
between an asset and a liability.”
I remember asking, “How could adults be so misguided? That is why the idea is missed.”
“You mean all we need to know is what an asset is, acquire them, 
and we’ll be rich?” I asked. Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_45,"Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets.
If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number 
one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most 
people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle 
financially because they do not know the difference between an asset 
and a liability. 
“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire 
liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.
When rich dad explained this to Mike and me, we thought he 
was kidding. Here we were, nearly teenagers and waiting for the  
secret to getting rich, and this was his answer. It was so simple that  
we stopped for a long time to think about it. 
“What is an asset?” asked Mike.
“Don’t worry right now,” said rich dad. “Just let the idea sink in.  
If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and  
be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”
“You mean all we need to know is what an asset is, acquire them, 
and we’ll be rich?” I asked.
Rich dad nodded his head. “It’s that simple.”
“If it’s that simple, how come everyone is not rich?” I asked.
Rich dad smiled. “Because people do not know the difference 
between an asset and a liability.”
I remember asking, “How could adults be so misguided? If it is 
that simple, if it is that important, why would everyone not want to 
find out?” 
It took rich dad only a few minutes to explain what assets and  
liabilities were.
As an adult, I have difficulty explaining it to other adults. The 
simplicity of the idea escapes them because they have been educated 
differently. They were taught by other educated professionals, such 
as bankers, accountants, real estate agents, financial planners, and so 
forth. The difficulty comes in asking adults to unlearn, or become children again.",0.0,Rule #1,Rule #1
3484,What is the difference between an asset and a liability?,liability,3.0,"“Because people do not know the difference 
between an asset and a liability.”
I remember asking, “How could adults be so misguided? Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets. Most people struggle 
financially because they do not know the difference between an asset 
and a liability.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_45,"Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets.
If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number 
one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most 
people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle 
financially because they do not know the difference between an asset 
and a liability. 
“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire 
liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.
When rich dad explained this to Mike and me, we thought he 
was kidding. Here we were, nearly teenagers and waiting for the  
secret to getting rich, and this was his answer. It was so simple that  
we stopped for a long time to think about it. 
“What is an asset?” asked Mike.
“Don’t worry right now,” said rich dad. “Just let the idea sink in.  
If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and  
be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”
“You mean all we need to know is what an asset is, acquire them, 
and we’ll be rich?” I asked.
Rich dad nodded his head. “It’s that simple.”
“If it’s that simple, how come everyone is not rich?” I asked.
Rich dad smiled. “Because people do not know the difference 
between an asset and a liability.”
I remember asking, “How could adults be so misguided? If it is 
that simple, if it is that important, why would everyone not want to 
find out?” 
It took rich dad only a few minutes to explain what assets and  
liabilities were.
As an adult, I have difficulty explaining it to other adults. The 
simplicity of the idea escapes them because they have been educated 
differently. They were taught by other educated professionals, such 
as bankers, accountants, real estate agents, financial planners, and so 
forth. The difficulty comes in asking adults to unlearn, or become children again.",0.0,Rule #1,Rule #1
3485,What is the rule number one of buying assets?,rule,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets. This may sound absurdly simple, but most 
people have no idea how profound this rule is. It is rule number 
one.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_45,"Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets.
If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number 
one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most 
people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle 
financially because they do not know the difference between an asset 
and a liability. 
“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire 
liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.
When rich dad explained this to Mike and me, we thought he 
was kidding. Here we were, nearly teenagers and waiting for the  
secret to getting rich, and this was his answer. It was so simple that  
we stopped for a long time to think about it. 
“What is an asset?” asked Mike.
“Don’t worry right now,” said rich dad. “Just let the idea sink in.  
If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and  
be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”
“You mean all we need to know is what an asset is, acquire them, 
and we’ll be rich?” I asked.
Rich dad nodded his head. “It’s that simple.”
“If it’s that simple, how come everyone is not rich?” I asked.
Rich dad smiled. “Because people do not know the difference 
between an asset and a liability.”
I remember asking, “How could adults be so misguided? If it is 
that simple, if it is that important, why would everyone not want to 
find out?” 
It took rich dad only a few minutes to explain what assets and  
liabilities were.
As an adult, I have difficulty explaining it to other adults. The 
simplicity of the idea escapes them because they have been educated 
differently. They were taught by other educated professionals, such 
as bankers, accountants, real estate agents, financial planners, and so 
forth. The difficulty comes in asking adults to unlearn, or become children again.",0.0,It is the only rule,It is the only rule
3486,What do most people struggle financially because they do not know the difference between an asset and a liability?,difference,5.0,"“Because people do not know the difference 
between an asset and a liability.”
I remember asking, “How could adults be so misguided? Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets. Most people struggle 
financially because they do not know the difference between an asset 
and a liability.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_45,"Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets.
If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number 
one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most 
people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle 
financially because they do not know the difference between an asset 
and a liability. 
“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire 
liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.
When rich dad explained this to Mike and me, we thought he 
was kidding. Here we were, nearly teenagers and waiting for the  
secret to getting rich, and this was his answer. It was so simple that  
we stopped for a long time to think about it. 
“What is an asset?” asked Mike.
“Don’t worry right now,” said rich dad. “Just let the idea sink in.  
If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and  
be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”
“You mean all we need to know is what an asset is, acquire them, 
and we’ll be rich?” I asked.
Rich dad nodded his head. “It’s that simple.”
“If it’s that simple, how come everyone is not rich?” I asked.
Rich dad smiled. “Because people do not know the difference 
between an asset and a liability.”
I remember asking, “How could adults be so misguided? If it is 
that simple, if it is that important, why would everyone not want to 
find out?” 
It took rich dad only a few minutes to explain what assets and  
liabilities were.
As an adult, I have difficulty explaining it to other adults. The 
simplicity of the idea escapes them because they have been educated 
differently. They were taught by other educated professionals, such 
as bankers, accountants, real estate agents, financial planners, and so 
forth. The difficulty comes in asking adults to unlearn, or become children again.",0.0,"
financially","
financially"
3487,What is missed?,idea,6.0,"That is why the idea is missed.”
“You mean all we need to know is what an asset is, acquire them, 
and we’ll be rich?” I asked. This may sound absurdly simple, but most 
people have no idea how profound this rule is. The 
simplicity of the idea escapes them because they have been educated 
differently.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_45,"Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets.
If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number 
one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most 
people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle 
financially because they do not know the difference between an asset 
and a liability. 
“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire 
liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.
When rich dad explained this to Mike and me, we thought he 
was kidding. Here we were, nearly teenagers and waiting for the  
secret to getting rich, and this was his answer. It was so simple that  
we stopped for a long time to think about it. 
“What is an asset?” asked Mike.
“Don’t worry right now,” said rich dad. “Just let the idea sink in.  
If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and  
be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”
“You mean all we need to know is what an asset is, acquire them, 
and we’ll be rich?” I asked.
Rich dad nodded his head. “It’s that simple.”
“If it’s that simple, how come everyone is not rich?” I asked.
Rich dad smiled. “Because people do not know the difference 
between an asset and a liability.”
I remember asking, “How could adults be so misguided? If it is 
that simple, if it is that important, why would everyone not want to 
find out?” 
It took rich dad only a few minutes to explain what assets and  
liabilities were.
As an adult, I have difficulty explaining it to other adults. The 
simplicity of the idea escapes them because they have been educated 
differently. They were taught by other educated professionals, such 
as bankers, accountants, real estate agents, financial planners, and so 
forth. The difficulty comes in asking adults to unlearn, or become children again.",0.0,the idea,the idea
3488,How long did it take for a rich dad to explain what assets and liabilities were?,only a few minutes,7.0,"If it is 
that simple, if it is that important, why would everyone not want to 
find out?” 
It took rich dad only a few minutes to explain what assets and  
liabilities were.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_45,"Rich Dad Poor Dad45
Rule #1: You must know the difference between an asset 
and a liability, and buy assets.
If you want to be rich, this is all you need to know. It is rule number 
one. It is the only rule. This may sound absurdly simple, but most 
people have no idea how profound this rule is. Most people struggle 
financially because they do not know the difference between an asset 
and a liability. 
“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire 
liabilities that they think are assets,” said rich dad.
When rich dad explained this to Mike and me, we thought he 
was kidding. Here we were, nearly teenagers and waiting for the  
secret to getting rich, and this was his answer. It was so simple that  
we stopped for a long time to think about it. 
“What is an asset?” asked Mike.
“Don’t worry right now,” said rich dad. “Just let the idea sink in.  
If you can comprehend the simplicity, your life will have a plan and  
be financially easy. It is simple. That is why the idea is missed.”
“You mean all we need to know is what an asset is, acquire them, 
and we’ll be rich?” I asked.
Rich dad nodded his head. “It’s that simple.”
“If it’s that simple, how come everyone is not rich?” I asked.
Rich dad smiled. “Because people do not know the difference 
between an asset and a liability.”
I remember asking, “How could adults be so misguided? If it is 
that simple, if it is that important, why would everyone not want to 
find out?” 
It took rich dad only a few minutes to explain what assets and  
liabilities were.
As an adult, I have difficulty explaining it to other adults. The 
simplicity of the idea escapes them because they have been educated 
differently. They were taught by other educated professionals, such 
as bankers, accountants, real estate agents, financial planners, and so 
forth. The difficulty comes in asking adults to unlearn, or become children again.",0.0,a few minutes,a few minutes
3489,What defines something as an asset or a liability?,literacy,1.0,"We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words. We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_46,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 246
children again. An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to  
pay attention to simplistic definitions.
Rich dad believed in the KISS principle—Keep It Simple,  
Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and 
that made our financial foundation strong.
So what causes the confusion? How could something so simple  
be so screwed up? Why would someone buy an asset that was really  
a liability? The answer is found in basic education.
We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.  
In fact, if you really want to be confused, look up the words “asset” 
and “liability” in the dictionary. I know 
the definition may sound good to a 
trained accountant, but for the average 
person, it makes no sense. But we 
adults are often too proud to admit that 
something does not make sense.
To us young boys, rich dad said, “What defines an asset are not 
words, but numbers. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. It’s just 
like words. It’s not the words, but the story the words are telling you.”
“If you want to be rich, you’ve got to read and understand 
numbers.” If I heard that once, I heard it a thousand times from my 
rich dad. And I also heard, “The rich acquire assets, and the poor and 
middle class acquire liabilities.”
Here is how to tell the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Most accountants and financial professionals do not agree with 
the definitions, but these simple drawings were the start of strong 
financial foundations for two young boysa Profit-and-Loss Statement.",0.0,numbers,numbers
3490,"Who said that if you want to be rich, you have to read and understand numbers?",dad,2.0,"It’s not the words, but the story the words are telling you.”
“If you want to be rich, you’ve got to read and understand 
numbers.” If I heard that once, I heard it a thousand times from my 
rich dad. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. Rich dad believed in the KISS principle—Keep It Simple,  
Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and 
that made our financial foundation strong.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_46,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 246
children again. An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to  
pay attention to simplistic definitions.
Rich dad believed in the KISS principle—Keep It Simple,  
Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and 
that made our financial foundation strong.
So what causes the confusion? How could something so simple  
be so screwed up? Why would someone buy an asset that was really  
a liability? The answer is found in basic education.
We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.  
In fact, if you really want to be confused, look up the words “asset” 
and “liability” in the dictionary. I know 
the definition may sound good to a 
trained accountant, but for the average 
person, it makes no sense. But we 
adults are often too proud to admit that 
something does not make sense.
To us young boys, rich dad said, “What defines an asset are not 
words, but numbers. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. It’s just 
like words. It’s not the words, but the story the words are telling you.”
“If you want to be rich, you’ve got to read and understand 
numbers.” If I heard that once, I heard it a thousand times from my 
rich dad. And I also heard, “The rich acquire assets, and the poor and 
middle class acquire liabilities.”
Here is how to tell the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Most accountants and financial professionals do not agree with 
the definitions, but these simple drawings were the start of strong 
financial foundations for two young boysa Profit-and-Loss Statement.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
3491,What is the definition of accountant?,accountant,3.0,"I know 
the definition may sound good to a 
trained accountant, but for the average 
person, it makes no sense.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_46,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 246
children again. An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to  
pay attention to simplistic definitions.
Rich dad believed in the KISS principle—Keep It Simple,  
Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and 
that made our financial foundation strong.
So what causes the confusion? How could something so simple  
be so screwed up? Why would someone buy an asset that was really  
a liability? The answer is found in basic education.
We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.  
In fact, if you really want to be confused, look up the words “asset” 
and “liability” in the dictionary. I know 
the definition may sound good to a 
trained accountant, but for the average 
person, it makes no sense. But we 
adults are often too proud to admit that 
something does not make sense.
To us young boys, rich dad said, “What defines an asset are not 
words, but numbers. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. It’s just 
like words. It’s not the words, but the story the words are telling you.”
“If you want to be rich, you’ve got to read and understand 
numbers.” If I heard that once, I heard it a thousand times from my 
rich dad. And I also heard, “The rich acquire assets, and the poor and 
middle class acquire liabilities.”
Here is how to tell the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Most accountants and financial professionals do not agree with 
the definitions, but these simple drawings were the start of strong 
financial foundations for two young boysa Profit-and-Loss Statement.",0.0,"
like words","
like words"
3492,What is the difference between a liability and an asset?,asset,4.0,"And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. And I also heard, “The rich acquire assets, and the poor and 
middle class acquire liabilities.”
Here is how to tell the difference between an asset and a liability. We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_46,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 246
children again. An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to  
pay attention to simplistic definitions.
Rich dad believed in the KISS principle—Keep It Simple,  
Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and 
that made our financial foundation strong.
So what causes the confusion? How could something so simple  
be so screwed up? Why would someone buy an asset that was really  
a liability? The answer is found in basic education.
We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.  
In fact, if you really want to be confused, look up the words “asset” 
and “liability” in the dictionary. I know 
the definition may sound good to a 
trained accountant, but for the average 
person, it makes no sense. But we 
adults are often too proud to admit that 
something does not make sense.
To us young boys, rich dad said, “What defines an asset are not 
words, but numbers. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. It’s just 
like words. It’s not the words, but the story the words are telling you.”
“If you want to be rich, you’ve got to read and understand 
numbers.” If I heard that once, I heard it a thousand times from my 
rich dad. And I also heard, “The rich acquire assets, and the poor and 
middle class acquire liabilities.”
Here is how to tell the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Most accountants and financial professionals do not agree with 
the definitions, but these simple drawings were the start of strong 
financial foundations for two young boysa Profit-and-Loss Statement.",0.0,words,words
3493,What do most accountants and financial professionals do not agree with?,definitions,5.0,"Most accountants and financial professionals do not agree with 
the definitions, but these simple drawings were the start of strong 
financial foundations for two young boysa Profit-and-Loss Statement. An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to  
pay attention to simplistic definitions.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_46,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 246
children again. An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to  
pay attention to simplistic definitions.
Rich dad believed in the KISS principle—Keep It Simple,  
Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and 
that made our financial foundation strong.
So what causes the confusion? How could something so simple  
be so screwed up? Why would someone buy an asset that was really  
a liability? The answer is found in basic education.
We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.  
In fact, if you really want to be confused, look up the words “asset” 
and “liability” in the dictionary. I know 
the definition may sound good to a 
trained accountant, but for the average 
person, it makes no sense. But we 
adults are often too proud to admit that 
something does not make sense.
To us young boys, rich dad said, “What defines an asset are not 
words, but numbers. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. It’s just 
like words. It’s not the words, but the story the words are telling you.”
“If you want to be rich, you’ve got to read and understand 
numbers.” If I heard that once, I heard it a thousand times from my 
rich dad. And I also heard, “The rich acquire assets, and the poor and 
middle class acquire liabilities.”
Here is how to tell the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Most accountants and financial professionals do not agree with 
the definitions, but these simple drawings were the start of strong 
financial foundations for two young boysa Profit-and-Loss Statement.",0.0,the definitions,the definitions
3494,"If you want to be rich, you have to read and understand what?",numbers,6.0,"It’s not the words, but the story the words are telling you.”
“If you want to be rich, you’ve got to read and understand 
numbers.” If I heard that once, I heard it a thousand times from my 
rich dad. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_46,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 246
children again. An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to  
pay attention to simplistic definitions.
Rich dad believed in the KISS principle—Keep It Simple,  
Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and 
that made our financial foundation strong.
So what causes the confusion? How could something so simple  
be so screwed up? Why would someone buy an asset that was really  
a liability? The answer is found in basic education.
We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.  
In fact, if you really want to be confused, look up the words “asset” 
and “liability” in the dictionary. I know 
the definition may sound good to a 
trained accountant, but for the average 
person, it makes no sense. But we 
adults are often too proud to admit that 
something does not make sense.
To us young boys, rich dad said, “What defines an asset are not 
words, but numbers. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. It’s just 
like words. It’s not the words, but the story the words are telling you.”
“If you want to be rich, you’ve got to read and understand 
numbers.” If I heard that once, I heard it a thousand times from my 
rich dad. And I also heard, “The rich acquire assets, and the poor and 
middle class acquire liabilities.”
Here is how to tell the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Most accountants and financial professionals do not agree with 
the definitions, but these simple drawings were the start of strong 
financial foundations for two young boysa Profit-and-Loss Statement.",0.0,numbers,numbers
3495,What defines something as an asset or a liability?,word,7.0,"We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_46,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 246
children again. An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to  
pay attention to simplistic definitions.
Rich dad believed in the KISS principle—Keep It Simple,  
Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and 
that made our financial foundation strong.
So what causes the confusion? How could something so simple  
be so screwed up? Why would someone buy an asset that was really  
a liability? The answer is found in basic education.
We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.  
In fact, if you really want to be confused, look up the words “asset” 
and “liability” in the dictionary. I know 
the definition may sound good to a 
trained accountant, but for the average 
person, it makes no sense. But we 
adults are often too proud to admit that 
something does not make sense.
To us young boys, rich dad said, “What defines an asset are not 
words, but numbers. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. It’s just 
like words. It’s not the words, but the story the words are telling you.”
“If you want to be rich, you’ve got to read and understand 
numbers.” If I heard that once, I heard it a thousand times from my 
rich dad. And I also heard, “The rich acquire assets, and the poor and 
middle class acquire liabilities.”
Here is how to tell the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Most accountants and financial professionals do not agree with 
the definitions, but these simple drawings were the start of strong 
financial foundations for two young boysa Profit-and-Loss Statement.",0.0,numbers,numbers
3496,"For the average person, what does the definition of ""simple"" make?",sense,8.0,"I know 
the definition may sound good to a 
trained accountant, but for the average 
person, it makes no sense. But we 
adults are often too proud to admit that 
something does not make sense.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_46,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 246
children again. An intelligent adult often feels it is demeaning to  
pay attention to simplistic definitions.
Rich dad believed in the KISS principle—Keep It Simple,  
Stupid (or Keep It Super Simple)—so he kept it simple for us, and 
that made our financial foundation strong.
So what causes the confusion? How could something so simple  
be so screwed up? Why would someone buy an asset that was really  
a liability? The answer is found in basic education.
We focus on the word “literacy” and not “financial literacy.”  
What defines something to be an asset or a liability are not words.  
In fact, if you really want to be confused, look up the words “asset” 
and “liability” in the dictionary. I know 
the definition may sound good to a 
trained accountant, but for the average 
person, it makes no sense. But we 
adults are often too proud to admit that 
something does not make sense.
To us young boys, rich dad said, “What defines an asset are not 
words, but numbers. And if you can’t read the numbers, you can’t tell 
an asset from a hole in the ground.” “In accounting,” rich dad would 
say, “it’s not the numbers, but what the numbers are telling you. It’s just 
like words. It’s not the words, but the story the words are telling you.”
“If you want to be rich, you’ve got to read and understand 
numbers.” If I heard that once, I heard it a thousand times from my 
rich dad. And I also heard, “The rich acquire assets, and the poor and 
middle class acquire liabilities.”
Here is how to tell the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Most accountants and financial professionals do not agree with 
the definitions, but these simple drawings were the start of strong 
financial foundations for two young boysa Profit-and-Loss Statement.",0.0,no sense,no sense
3497,What is the top part of the diagram called?,income statement,1.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement. Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_47,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement. It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out. The lower part of the diagram is a Balance Sheet. 
It’s called that because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. 
Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship.
So as I said earlier, my rich dad simply told two young boys that 
“assets put money in your pocket.”it may be easier to understand my definitions in words.",0.0,Income Statement,Income Statement
3498,What is the balance of assets against liabilities?,liabilities,2.0,It’s called that because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_47,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement. It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out. The lower part of the diagram is a Balance Sheet. 
It’s called that because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. 
Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship.
So as I said earlier, my rich dad simply told two young boys that 
“assets put money in your pocket.”it may be easier to understand my definitions in words.",0.0,Balance Sheet,Balance Sheet
3499,What is the cash flow pattern of?,asset,3.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_47,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement. It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out. The lower part of the diagram is a Balance Sheet. 
It’s called that because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. 
Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship.
So as I said earlier, my rich dad simply told two young boys that 
“assets put money in your pocket.”it may be easier to understand my definitions in words.",0.0,an asset,an asset
3500,What is the top part of the Income Statement?,diagram,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement. The lower part of the diagram is a Balance Sheet.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_47,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement. It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out. The lower part of the diagram is a Balance Sheet. 
It’s called that because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. 
Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship.
So as I said earlier, my rich dad simply told two young boys that 
“assets put money in your pocket.”it may be easier to understand my definitions in words.",0.0,Profit-and-Loss Statement,Profit-and-Loss Statement
3501,What is the difference between income and expenses?,expenses,5.0,"It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_47,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement. It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out. The lower part of the diagram is a Balance Sheet. 
It’s called that because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. 
Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship.
So as I said earlier, my rich dad simply told two young boys that 
“assets put money in your pocket.”it may be easier to understand my definitions in words.",0.0,"money 
in and money out","money 
in and money out"
3502,What is the relationship between the Income Statement and the Balance Sheet?,relationship,6.0,"Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship. Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_47,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement. It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out. The lower part of the diagram is a Balance Sheet. 
It’s called that because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. 
Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship.
So as I said earlier, my rich dad simply told two young boys that 
“assets put money in your pocket.”it may be easier to understand my definitions in words.",0.0,Many financial novices do not know,Many financial novices do not know
3503,What is the cash flow of an asset?,pattern,7.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_47,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement. It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out. The lower part of the diagram is a Balance Sheet. 
It’s called that because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. 
Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship.
So as I said earlier, my rich dad simply told two young boys that 
“assets put money in your pocket.”it may be easier to understand my definitions in words.",0.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern","Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern"
3504,What does the money put in your pocket?,money,8.0,"So as I said earlier, my rich dad simply told two young boys that 
“assets put money in your pocket.”it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out. It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_47,"Rich Dad Poor Dad47
This is the cash-flow pattern of an asset:
The top part of the diagram is an Income Statement, often called 
a Profit-and-Loss Statement. It measures income and expenses: money 
in and money out. The lower part of the diagram is a Balance Sheet. 
It’s called that because it’s supposed to balance assets against liabilities. 
Many financial novices do not know the relationship between the 
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet, and it is vital to understand 
that relationship.
So as I said earlier, my rich dad simply told two young boys that 
“assets put money in your pocket.”it may be easier to understand my definitions in words.",0.0,“assets put money in your pocket.”,“assets put money in your pocket.”
3505,What is the foundation of financial struggles?,illiteracy,1.0,"Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_48,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. An asset is 
something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to 
know. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets. If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities.
Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle. If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. 
The rich are rich because they are more literate in different areas 
than people who struggle financially. So if you want to be rich and AssetsBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesIncome
ExpensesINCOME STATEMENTas well as numbers.",0.0,Illiteracy,Illiteracy
3506,What is something that takes money out of my pocket?,liability,2.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_48,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. An asset is 
something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to 
know. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets. If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities.
Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle. If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. 
The rich are rich because they are more literate in different areas 
than people who struggle financially. So if you want to be rich and AssetsBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesIncome
ExpensesINCOME STATEMENTas well as numbers.",0.0,A liability,A liability
3507,What are assets and liabilities?,assets,3.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_48,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. An asset is 
something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to 
know. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets. If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities.
Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle. If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. 
The rich are rich because they are more literate in different areas 
than people who struggle financially. So if you want to be rich and AssetsBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesIncome
ExpensesINCOME STATEMENTas well as numbers.",0.0,something that puts money in my pocket,something that puts money in my pocket
3508,What is the place where money is put?,pocket,4.0,"A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket. An asset is 
something that puts money in my pocket.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_48,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. An asset is 
something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to 
know. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets. If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities.
Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle. If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. 
The rich are rich because they are more literate in different areas 
than people who struggle financially. So if you want to be rich and AssetsBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesIncome
ExpensesINCOME STATEMENTas well as numbers.",0.0,in my pocket,in my pocket
3509,What is the foundation of financial problems?,numbers,5.0,"If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. So if you want to be rich and AssetsBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesIncome
ExpensesINCOME STATEMENTas well as numbers. Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_48,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. An asset is 
something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to 
know. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets. If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities.
Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle. If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. 
The rich are rich because they are more literate in different areas 
than people who struggle financially. So if you want to be rich and AssetsBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesIncome
ExpensesINCOME STATEMENTas well as numbers.",0.0,Illiteracy,Illiteracy
3510,What are the best way to understand assets and liabilities?,words,6.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_48,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. An asset is 
something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to 
know. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets. If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities.
Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle. If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. 
The rich are rich because they are more literate in different areas 
than people who struggle financially. So if you want to be rich and AssetsBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesIncome
ExpensesINCOME STATEMENTas well as numbers.",0.0,pictures,pictures
3511,"If you want to be rich, spend your what?",life,7.0,"If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_48,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. An asset is 
something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to 
know. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets. If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities.
Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle. If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. 
The rich are rich because they are more literate in different areas 
than people who struggle financially. So if you want to be rich and AssetsBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesIncome
ExpensesINCOME STATEMENTas well as numbers.",0.0,life buying assets,life buying assets
3512,"If you want to be what class, spend your life buying liabilities?",poor or middle class,8.0,"If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_48,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. An asset is 
something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to 
know. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets. If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities.
Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle. If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. 
The rich are rich because they are more literate in different areas 
than people who struggle financially. So if you want to be rich and AssetsBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesIncome
ExpensesINCOME STATEMENTas well as numbers.",0.0,poor or middle class,poor or middle class
3513,What is the foundation of illiteracy?,financial struggle,9.0,"Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_48,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 248
This is the cash-flow pattern of a liability:
Now that assets and liabilities have been defined through pictures, 
it may be easier to understand my definitions in words. An asset is 
something that puts money in my pocket. A liability is something 
that takes money out of my pocket. This is really all you need to 
know. If you want to be rich, simply spend your life buying assets. If 
you want to be poor or middle class, spend your life buying liabilities.
Illiteracy, both in words and numbers, is the foundation of  
financial struggle. If people are having difficulties financially, there is 
something that they don’t understand, either in words or numbers. 
The rich are rich because they are more literate in different areas 
than people who struggle financially. So if you want to be rich and AssetsBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesIncome
ExpensesINCOME STATEMENTas well as numbers.",0.0,financial struggle,financial struggle
3514,What do people buy instead of assets?,liabilities,1.0,"However, this effort is for naught because  
they spend their lives buying liabilities instead of assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_49,"Rich Dad Poor Dad49
maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words 
as well as numbers.
The arrows in the diagrams represent the flow of cash, or “cash 
flow.” Numbers alone mean little, just as words out of context 
mean little. It’s the story that counts. In financial reporting, reading 
numbers is looking for the plot, the story of where the cash is flowing. 
In 80 percent of most families, the financial story paints a picture of  
hard work to get ahead. However, this effort is for naught because  
they spend their lives buying liabilities instead of assets.
This is the cash-flow",0.0,liabilities,liabilities
3515,What represent the flow of cash?,arrows,2.0,"The arrows in the diagrams represent the flow of cash, or “cash 
flow.” Numbers alone mean little, just as words out of context 
mean little.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_49,"Rich Dad Poor Dad49
maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words 
as well as numbers.
The arrows in the diagrams represent the flow of cash, or “cash 
flow.” Numbers alone mean little, just as words out of context 
mean little. It’s the story that counts. In financial reporting, reading 
numbers is looking for the plot, the story of where the cash is flowing. 
In 80 percent of most families, the financial story paints a picture of  
hard work to get ahead. However, this effort is for naught because  
they spend their lives buying liabilities instead of assets.
This is the cash-flow",0.0,The arrows in the diagrams,The arrows in the diagrams
3516,What is the flow of money?,cash,3.0,"The arrows in the diagrams represent the flow of cash, or “cash 
flow.” Numbers alone mean little, just as words out of context 
mean little. The arrows in the diagrams represent the flow of cash, or “cash 
flow.” Numbers alone mean little, just as words out of context 
mean little. In financial reporting, reading 
numbers is looking for the plot, the story of where the cash is flowing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_49,"Rich Dad Poor Dad49
maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words 
as well as numbers.
The arrows in the diagrams represent the flow of cash, or “cash 
flow.” Numbers alone mean little, just as words out of context 
mean little. It’s the story that counts. In financial reporting, reading 
numbers is looking for the plot, the story of where the cash is flowing. 
In 80 percent of most families, the financial story paints a picture of  
hard work to get ahead. However, this effort is for naught because  
they spend their lives buying liabilities instead of assets.
This is the cash-flow",0.0,"cash 
flow","cash 
flow"
3517,What is the plot of the cash flow?,numbers,4.0,"The arrows in the diagrams represent the flow of cash, or “cash 
flow.” Numbers alone mean little, just as words out of context 
mean little. Rich Dad Poor Dad49
maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words 
as well as numbers. In financial reporting, reading 
numbers is looking for the plot, the story of where the cash is flowing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_49,"Rich Dad Poor Dad49
maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words 
as well as numbers.
The arrows in the diagrams represent the flow of cash, or “cash 
flow.” Numbers alone mean little, just as words out of context 
mean little. It’s the story that counts. In financial reporting, reading 
numbers is looking for the plot, the story of where the cash is flowing. 
In 80 percent of most families, the financial story paints a picture of  
hard work to get ahead. However, this effort is for naught because  
they spend their lives buying liabilities instead of assets.
This is the cash-flow",0.0,the story of where the cash is flowing,the story of where the cash is flowing
3518,What is the plot of the financial report?,story,5.0,"In financial reporting, reading 
numbers is looking for the plot, the story of where the cash is flowing. In 80 percent of most families, the financial story paints a picture of  
hard work to get ahead. It’s the story that counts.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_49,"Rich Dad Poor Dad49
maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words 
as well as numbers.
The arrows in the diagrams represent the flow of cash, or “cash 
flow.” Numbers alone mean little, just as words out of context 
mean little. It’s the story that counts. In financial reporting, reading 
numbers is looking for the plot, the story of where the cash is flowing. 
In 80 percent of most families, the financial story paints a picture of  
hard work to get ahead. However, this effort is for naught because  
they spend their lives buying liabilities instead of assets.
This is the cash-flow",0.0,the story of where the cash is flowing,the story of where the cash is flowing
3519,What percentage of families are a financial story?,80 percent,6.0,"In 80 percent of most families, the financial story paints a picture of  
hard work to get ahead.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_49,"Rich Dad Poor Dad49
maintain your wealth, it’s important to be financially literate, in words 
as well as numbers.
The arrows in the diagrams represent the flow of cash, or “cash 
flow.” Numbers alone mean little, just as words out of context 
mean little. It’s the story that counts. In financial reporting, reading 
numbers is looking for the plot, the story of where the cash is flowing. 
In 80 percent of most families, the financial story paints a picture of  
hard work to get ahead. However, this effort is for naught because  
they spend their lives buying liabilities instead of assets.
This is the cash-flow",0.0,80 percent,80 percent
3520,What is the cash flow pattern of a person in the middle class?,lesson,1.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 250
This is the cash-flow pattern of a person in the middle class:
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOME",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_50,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 250
This is the cash-flow pattern of a person in the middle class:
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOME",0.0,"
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOME","
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOME"
3521,What is the most famous sport that kids want to be?,movie stars,1.0,"Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_52,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 252
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified. Everyone has 
living expenses, the need for food, shelter, and clothing. The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money.
The reason I started with the story of the richest men in America 
is to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems. 
That is why I cringe whenever I hear people ask me how to get rich 
quicker, or where they should start. I often hear, “I’m in debt, so I need 
to make more money.”
But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may 
compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human 
flaws, putting a spotlight on what we 
don’t know. That is why, all too often, a 
person who comes into a sudden windfall 
of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay 
raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns 
to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in 
before. Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your 
head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an 
increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the 
saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”
I have said many times that we go to school to gain scholastic 
and professional skills, both of which are important. We learn to 
make money with our professional skills. In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward.
Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my 
worst enemy: insurance companies taking control of the business, 
managed health care, government intervention, and malpractice suits. 
Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",0.0,athletes,athletes
3522,"What are the diagrams that show the flow of cash through a poor, middle class, and wealthy person's life?",diagrams,2.0,"The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. Chapter T wo: Lesson 252
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_52,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 252
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified. Everyone has 
living expenses, the need for food, shelter, and clothing. The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money.
The reason I started with the story of the richest men in America 
is to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems. 
That is why I cringe whenever I hear people ask me how to get rich 
quicker, or where they should start. I often hear, “I’m in debt, so I need 
to make more money.”
But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may 
compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human 
flaws, putting a spotlight on what we 
don’t know. That is why, all too often, a 
person who comes into a sudden windfall 
of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay 
raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns 
to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in 
before. Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your 
head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an 
increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the 
saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”
I have said many times that we go to school to gain scholastic 
and professional skills, both of which are important. We learn to 
make money with our professional skills. In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward.
Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my 
worst enemy: insurance companies taking control of the business, 
managed health care, government intervention, and malpractice suits. 
Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",0.0,Lesson 252,Lesson 252
3523,"Who wants to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty queens, or CEOs?",kids,3.0,"Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_52,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 252
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified. Everyone has 
living expenses, the need for food, shelter, and clothing. The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money.
The reason I started with the story of the richest men in America 
is to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems. 
That is why I cringe whenever I hear people ask me how to get rich 
quicker, or where they should start. I often hear, “I’m in debt, so I need 
to make more money.”
But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may 
compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human 
flaws, putting a spotlight on what we 
don’t know. That is why, all too often, a 
person who comes into a sudden windfall 
of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay 
raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns 
to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in 
before. Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your 
head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an 
increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the 
saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”
I have said many times that we go to school to gain scholastic 
and professional skills, both of which are important. We learn to 
make money with our professional skills. In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward.
Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my 
worst enemy: insurance companies taking control of the business, 
managed health care, government intervention, and malpractice suits. 
Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",0.0,kids,kids
3524,"What is the flow of cash through a poor, middle class, and wealthy person's life?",flow,4.0,"The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money. Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your 
head.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_52,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 252
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified. Everyone has 
living expenses, the need for food, shelter, and clothing. The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money.
The reason I started with the story of the richest men in America 
is to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems. 
That is why I cringe whenever I hear people ask me how to get rich 
quicker, or where they should start. I often hear, “I’m in debt, so I need 
to make more money.”
But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may 
compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human 
flaws, putting a spotlight on what we 
don’t know. That is why, all too often, a 
person who comes into a sudden windfall 
of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay 
raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns 
to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in 
before. Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your 
head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an 
increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the 
saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”
I have said many times that we go to school to gain scholastic 
and professional skills, both of which are important. We learn to 
make money with our professional skills. In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward.
Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my 
worst enemy: insurance companies taking control of the business, 
managed health care, government intervention, and malpractice suits. 
Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",0.0,"
handles their money","
handles their money"
3525,What was the profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward?,doctor,5.0,"In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_52,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 252
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified. Everyone has 
living expenses, the need for food, shelter, and clothing. The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money.
The reason I started with the story of the richest men in America 
is to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems. 
That is why I cringe whenever I hear people ask me how to get rich 
quicker, or where they should start. I often hear, “I’m in debt, so I need 
to make more money.”
But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may 
compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human 
flaws, putting a spotlight on what we 
don’t know. That is why, all too often, a 
person who comes into a sudden windfall 
of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay 
raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns 
to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in 
before. Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your 
head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an 
increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the 
saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”
I have said many times that we go to school to gain scholastic 
and professional skills, both of which are important. We learn to 
make money with our professional skills. In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward.
Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my 
worst enemy: insurance companies taking control of the business, 
managed health care, government intervention, and malpractice suits. 
Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",0.0,medical doctor,medical doctor
3526,What is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person handles their money?,person,6.0,"That is why, all too often, a 
person who comes into a sudden windfall 
of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay 
raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns 
to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in 
before. The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_52,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 252
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified. Everyone has 
living expenses, the need for food, shelter, and clothing. The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money.
The reason I started with the story of the richest men in America 
is to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems. 
That is why I cringe whenever I hear people ask me how to get rich 
quicker, or where they should start. I often hear, “I’m in debt, so I need 
to make more money.”
But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may 
compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human 
flaws, putting a spotlight on what we 
don’t know. That is why, all too often, a 
person who comes into a sudden windfall 
of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay 
raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns 
to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in 
before. Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your 
head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an 
increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the 
saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”
I have said many times that we go to school to gain scholastic 
and professional skills, both of which are important. We learn to 
make money with our professional skills. In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward.
Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my 
worst enemy: insurance companies taking control of the business, 
managed health care, government intervention, and malpractice suits. 
Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",0.0,"
head","
head"
3527,What does money solve?,problems,7.0,"The reason I started with the story of the richest men in America 
is to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_52,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 252
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified. Everyone has 
living expenses, the need for food, shelter, and clothing. The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money.
The reason I started with the story of the richest men in America 
is to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems. 
That is why I cringe whenever I hear people ask me how to get rich 
quicker, or where they should start. I often hear, “I’m in debt, so I need 
to make more money.”
But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may 
compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human 
flaws, putting a spotlight on what we 
don’t know. That is why, all too often, a 
person who comes into a sudden windfall 
of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay 
raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns 
to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in 
before. Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your 
head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an 
increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the 
saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”
I have said many times that we go to school to gain scholastic 
and professional skills, both of which are important. We learn to 
make money with our professional skills. In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward.
Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my 
worst enemy: insurance companies taking control of the business, 
managed health care, government intervention, and malpractice suits. 
Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",0.0,all problems,all problems
3528,What is the age of the internet?,today,8.0,"Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my 
worst enemy: insurance companies taking control of the business, 
managed health care, government intervention, and malpractice suits. Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_52,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 252
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified. Everyone has 
living expenses, the need for food, shelter, and clothing. The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money.
The reason I started with the story of the richest men in America 
is to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems. 
That is why I cringe whenever I hear people ask me how to get rich 
quicker, or where they should start. I often hear, “I’m in debt, so I need 
to make more money.”
But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may 
compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human 
flaws, putting a spotlight on what we 
don’t know. That is why, all too often, a 
person who comes into a sudden windfall 
of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay 
raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns 
to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in 
before. Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your 
head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an 
increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the 
saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”
I have said many times that we go to school to gain scholastic 
and professional skills, both of which are important. We learn to 
make money with our professional skills. In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward.
Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my 
worst enemy: insurance companies taking control of the business, 
managed health care, government intervention, and malpractice suits. 
Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",0.0,professional skills,professional skills
3529,What do I go to to gain scholastic and professional skills?,school,9.0,"In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward. Thus, the 
saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”
I have said many times that we go to school to gain scholastic 
and professional skills, both of which are important. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_52,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 252
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified. Everyone has 
living expenses, the need for food, shelter, and clothing. The diagrams 
show the flow of cash through a poor, middle-class, and wealthy 
person’s life. It is the cash flow that tells the story of how a person 
handles their money.
The reason I started with the story of the richest men in America 
is to illustrate the flaw in believing that money will solve all problems. 
That is why I cringe whenever I hear people ask me how to get rich 
quicker, or where they should start. I often hear, “I’m in debt, so I need 
to make more money.”
But more money will often not solve the problem. In fact, it may 
compound the problem. Money often makes obvious our tragic human 
flaws, putting a spotlight on what we 
don’t know. That is why, all too often, a 
person who comes into a sudden windfall 
of cash—let’s say an inheritance, a pay 
raise, or lottery winnings—soon returns 
to the same financial mess, if not worse, than the mess they were in 
before. Money only accentuates the cash-flow pattern running in your 
head. If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an 
increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending. Thus, the 
saying, “A fool and his money is one big party.”
I have said many times that we go to school to gain scholastic 
and professional skills, both of which are important. We learn to 
make money with our professional skills. In the 1960s when I was in 
high school, if someone did well academically, people assumed this 
bright student would go on to be a medical doctor because it was the 
profession with the promise of the greatest financial reward.
Today, doctors face financial challenges I wouldn’t wish on my 
worst enemy: insurance companies taking control of the business, 
managed health care, government intervention, and malpractice suits. 
Today, kids want to be famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, beauty 
queens, or CEOs because that is where the fame, money, and prestige 
are. That is the reason it is so hard to motivate kids in school todayacademic success, as it once was.",0.0,school,school
3530,What do people have to increase as they earn money?,incomes,1.0,"Their incomes 
begin to increase.As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well. Their incomes 
begin to increase.As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well. They now have 
two incomes, and they begin to focus on their careers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_53,"Rich Dad Poor Dad53
They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to 
academic success, as it once was.
Because students leave school without financial skills, millions 
of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find 
themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. 
What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but 
how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially 
because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly 
educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These 
people often work harder than they need to because they learned how 
to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.
How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare
The classic story of hardworking people has a set pattern. Recently 
married, the happy, highly educated young couple moves into one of 
their cramped rented apartments. Immediately, they realize that they 
are saving money because two can live as cheaply as one.
The problem is the apartment is cramped. They decide to save 
money to buy their dream home so they can have kids. They now have 
two incomes, and they begin to focus on their careers. Their incomes 
begin to increase.As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.",0.0,incomes,incomes
3531,What do the newly married couple rent?,apartments,2.0,"Recently 
married, the happy, highly educated young couple moves into one of 
their cramped rented apartments.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_53,"Rich Dad Poor Dad53
They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to 
academic success, as it once was.
Because students leave school without financial skills, millions 
of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find 
themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. 
What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but 
how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially 
because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly 
educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These 
people often work harder than they need to because they learned how 
to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.
How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare
The classic story of hardworking people has a set pattern. Recently 
married, the happy, highly educated young couple moves into one of 
their cramped rented apartments. Immediately, they realize that they 
are saving money because two can live as cheaply as one.
The problem is the apartment is cramped. They decide to save 
money to buy their dream home so they can have kids. They now have 
two incomes, and they begin to focus on their careers. Their incomes 
begin to increase.As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.",0.0,apartments,apartments
3532,What do students leave school without?,skills,3.0,"Because students leave school without financial skills, millions 
of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find 
themselves struggling financially.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_53,"Rich Dad Poor Dad53
They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to 
academic success, as it once was.
Because students leave school without financial skills, millions 
of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find 
themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. 
What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but 
how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially 
because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly 
educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These 
people often work harder than they need to because they learned how 
to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.
How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare
The classic story of hardworking people has a set pattern. Recently 
married, the happy, highly educated young couple moves into one of 
their cramped rented apartments. Immediately, they realize that they 
are saving money because two can live as cheaply as one.
The problem is the apartment is cramped. They decide to save 
money to buy their dream home so they can have kids. They now have 
two incomes, and they begin to focus on their careers. Their incomes 
begin to increase.As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.",0.0,financial skills,financial skills
3533,What is the Quest for a Financial Dream?,dream,4.0,"How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare
The classic story of hardworking people has a set pattern. They decide to save 
money to buy their dream home so they can have kids.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_53,"Rich Dad Poor Dad53
They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to 
academic success, as it once was.
Because students leave school without financial skills, millions 
of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find 
themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. 
What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but 
how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially 
because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly 
educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These 
people often work harder than they need to because they learned how 
to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.
How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare
The classic story of hardworking people has a set pattern. Recently 
married, the happy, highly educated young couple moves into one of 
their cramped rented apartments. Immediately, they realize that they 
are saving money because two can live as cheaply as one.
The problem is the apartment is cramped. They decide to save 
money to buy their dream home so they can have kids. They now have 
two incomes, and they begin to focus on their careers. Their incomes 
begin to increase.As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.",0.0,"
Financial Nightmare","
Financial Nightmare"
3534,How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a Financial Nightmare?,story,5.0,"How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare
The classic story of hardworking people has a set pattern.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_53,"Rich Dad Poor Dad53
They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to 
academic success, as it once was.
Because students leave school without financial skills, millions 
of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find 
themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. 
What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but 
how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially 
because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly 
educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These 
people often work harder than they need to because they learned how 
to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.
How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare
The classic story of hardworking people has a set pattern. Recently 
married, the happy, highly educated young couple moves into one of 
their cramped rented apartments. Immediately, they realize that they 
are saving money because two can live as cheaply as one.
The problem is the apartment is cramped. They decide to save 
money to buy their dream home so they can have kids. They now have 
two incomes, and they begin to focus on their careers. Their incomes 
begin to increase.As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.",0.0,financial aptitude,financial aptitude
3535,What do people work hard for?,money,6.0,"It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. These 
people often work harder than they need to because they learned how 
to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_53,"Rich Dad Poor Dad53
They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to 
academic success, as it once was.
Because students leave school without financial skills, millions 
of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find 
themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. 
What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but 
how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially 
because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly 
educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These 
people often work harder than they need to because they learned how 
to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.
How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare
The classic story of hardworking people has a set pattern. Recently 
married, the happy, highly educated young couple moves into one of 
their cramped rented apartments. Immediately, they realize that they 
are saving money because two can live as cheaply as one.
The problem is the apartment is cramped. They decide to save 
money to buy their dream home so they can have kids. They now have 
two incomes, and they begin to focus on their careers. Their incomes 
begin to increase.As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.",0.0,"their money work hard for them.
How the Quest for a Financial Dream","their money work hard for them.
How the Quest for a Financial Dream"
3536,Who do people take money from you?,people,7.0,"It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. Because students leave school without financial skills, millions 
of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find 
themselves struggling financially. These 
people often work harder than they need to because they learned how 
to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_53,"Rich Dad Poor Dad53
They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to 
academic success, as it once was.
Because students leave school without financial skills, millions 
of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find 
themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. 
What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but 
how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially 
because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly 
educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These 
people often work harder than they need to because they learned how 
to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.
How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare
The classic story of hardworking people has a set pattern. Recently 
married, the happy, highly educated young couple moves into one of 
their cramped rented apartments. Immediately, they realize that they 
are saving money because two can live as cheaply as one.
The problem is the apartment is cramped. They decide to save 
money to buy their dream home so they can have kids. They now have 
two incomes, and they begin to focus on their careers. Their incomes 
begin to increase.As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.",0.0,"Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare","Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare"
3537,What is no longer tied to academic success?,professional success,8.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad53
They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to 
academic success, as it once was.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_53,"Rich Dad Poor Dad53
They know that professional success is no longer solely linked to 
academic success, as it once was.
Because students leave school without financial skills, millions 
of educated people pursue their profession successfully, but later find 
themselves struggling financially. They work harder but don’t get ahead. 
What is missing from their education is not how to make money, but 
how to manage money. It’s called financial aptitude—what you do with 
the money once you make it, how to keep people from taking it from 
you, how to keep it longer, and how to make that money work  hard 
for you. Most people don’t understand why they struggle financially 
because they don’t understand cash flow. A person can be highly 
educated, professionally successful, and financially illiterate. These 
people often work harder than they need to because they learned how 
to work hard, but not how to have their money work hard for them.
How the Quest for a Financial Dream Turns into a 
Financial Nightmare
The classic story of hardworking people has a set pattern. Recently 
married, the happy, highly educated young couple moves into one of 
their cramped rented apartments. Immediately, they realize that they 
are saving money because two can live as cheaply as one.
The problem is the apartment is cramped. They decide to save 
money to buy their dream home so they can have kids. They now have 
two incomes, and they begin to focus on their careers. Their incomes 
begin to increase.As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.",0.0,professional success,professional success
3538,What is income you never received because it went directly to Social Security through withholding?,social security,1.0,"On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding. On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_54,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 254
As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.
The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you. On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding.
Going back to the young couple, as a result of their incomes 
increasing, they decide to buy the house of their dreams. Oncetheir house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",0.0,Social Security tax,Social Security tax
3539,What is the highest tax on Social Security?,income tax,2.0,"On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding. Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_54,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 254
As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.
The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you. On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding.
Going back to the young couple, as a result of their incomes 
increasing, they decide to buy the house of their dreams. Oncetheir house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",0.0,7.5 percent,7.5 percent
3540,Who must match the Social Security tax rate with the Medicare tax rate?,employer,3.0,"As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_54,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 254
As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.
The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you. On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding.
Going back to the young couple, as a result of their incomes 
increasing, they decide to buy the house of their dreams. Oncetheir house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",0.0,the employer,the employer
3541,What is the most expensive expense for most people?,taxes,4.0,The number-one expense for most people is taxes.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_54,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 254
As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.
The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you. On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding.
Going back to the young couple, as a result of their incomes 
increasing, they decide to buy the house of their dreams. Oncetheir house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",0.0,taxes,taxes
3542,What is the Social Security tax combined with the Medicare tax rate?,percent,5.0,"As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_54,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 254
As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.
The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you. On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding.
Going back to the young couple, as a result of their incomes 
increasing, they decide to buy the house of their dreams. Oncetheir house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",0.0,7.5 percent,7.5 percent
3543,What do the young couple decide to buy?,house,6.0,"Going back to the young couple, as a result of their incomes 
increasing, they decide to buy the house of their dreams. Oncetheir house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_54,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 254
As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.
The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you. On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding.
Going back to the young couple, as a result of their incomes 
increasing, they decide to buy the house of their dreams. Oncetheir house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",0.0,the house of their dreams,the house of their dreams
3544,What is the highest tax on Social Security?,most Americans,7.0,"Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_54,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 254
As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.
The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you. On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding.
Going back to the young couple, as a result of their incomes 
increasing, they decide to buy the house of their dreams. Oncetheir house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",0.0,7.5 percent,7.5 percent
3545,What is the highest tax on Social Security?,Many people,8.0,"Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_54,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 254
As their incomes go up, their expenses go up as well.
The number-one expense for most people is taxes. Many people 
think it’s income tax, but for most Americans, their highest tax is 
Social Security. As an employee, it appears as if the Social Security tax 
combined with the Medicare tax rate is roughly 7.5 percent, but it’s 
really 15 percent since the employer must match the Social Security 
amount. In essence, it is money the employer can’t pay you. On top  
of that, you still have to pay income tax on the amount deducted from 
your wages for Social Security tax, income you never received because  
it went directly to Social Security through withholding.
Going back to the young couple, as a result of their incomes 
increasing, they decide to buy the house of their dreams. Oncetheir house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",0.0,7.5 percent,7.5 percent
3546,"Who calls and says their greatest asset, their home, has appreciated in value?",loan company,1.0,"A loan company 
calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in 
value.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_55,"Rich Dad Poor Dad55
their house, they have a new tax, called property tax. Then they buy 
a new car, new furniture, and new appliances to match their new 
house. All of a sudden, they wake up and their liabilities column is 
full of mortgage and credit-card debt. Their liabilities go up.
They’re now trapped in the Rat Race. Pretty soon a baby comes 
along and they work harder. The process repeats itself: Higher 
incomes cause higher taxes, also called “bracket creep.” A credit 
card comes in the mail. They use it and max it out. A loan company 
calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in 
value. Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-
consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clearoff the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card.",0.0,A loan company,A loan company
3547,What is the debt column of a consumer debt?,debt,2.0,"Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-
consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clearoff the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. All of a sudden, they wake up and their liabilities column is 
full of mortgage and credit-card debt.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_55,"Rich Dad Poor Dad55
their house, they have a new tax, called property tax. Then they buy 
a new car, new furniture, and new appliances to match their new 
house. All of a sudden, they wake up and their liabilities column is 
full of mortgage and credit-card debt. Their liabilities go up.
They’re now trapped in the Rat Race. Pretty soon a baby comes 
along and they work harder. The process repeats itself: Higher 
incomes cause higher taxes, also called “bracket creep.” A credit 
card comes in the mail. They use it and max it out. A loan company 
calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in 
value. Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-
consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clearoff the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card.",0.0,high-interest,high-interest
3548,What is the name of the debt that a person has in their credit card?,mortgage,3.0,"All of a sudden, they wake up and their liabilities column is 
full of mortgage and credit-card debt.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_55,"Rich Dad Poor Dad55
their house, they have a new tax, called property tax. Then they buy 
a new car, new furniture, and new appliances to match their new 
house. All of a sudden, they wake up and their liabilities column is 
full of mortgage and credit-card debt. Their liabilities go up.
They’re now trapped in the Rat Race. Pretty soon a baby comes 
along and they work harder. The process repeats itself: Higher 
incomes cause higher taxes, also called “bracket creep.” A credit 
card comes in the mail. They use it and max it out. A loan company 
calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in 
value. Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-
consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clearoff the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card.",0.0,high-interest,high-interest
3549,Where does a credit card come from?,mail,4.0,"The process repeats itself: Higher 
incomes cause higher taxes, also called “bracket creep.” A credit 
card comes in the mail.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_55,"Rich Dad Poor Dad55
their house, they have a new tax, called property tax. Then they buy 
a new car, new furniture, and new appliances to match their new 
house. All of a sudden, they wake up and their liabilities column is 
full of mortgage and credit-card debt. Their liabilities go up.
They’re now trapped in the Rat Race. Pretty soon a baby comes 
along and they work harder. The process repeats itself: Higher 
incomes cause higher taxes, also called “bracket creep.” A credit 
card comes in the mail. They use it and max it out. A loan company 
calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in 
value. Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-
consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clearoff the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card.",0.0,in the mail,in the mail
3550,What is the new tax on Rich Dad Poor Dad55's house called?,tax,5.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad55
their house, they have a new tax, called property tax. Rich Dad Poor Dad55
their house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_55,"Rich Dad Poor Dad55
their house, they have a new tax, called property tax. Then they buy 
a new car, new furniture, and new appliances to match their new 
house. All of a sudden, they wake up and their liabilities column is 
full of mortgage and credit-card debt. Their liabilities go up.
They’re now trapped in the Rat Race. Pretty soon a baby comes 
along and they work harder. The process repeats itself: Higher 
incomes cause higher taxes, also called “bracket creep.” A credit 
card comes in the mail. They use it and max it out. A loan company 
calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in 
value. Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-
consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clearoff the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card.",0.0,property tax,property tax
3551,What do Rich Dad Poor Dad55 have to pay for their new house?,house,6.0,"Then they buy 
a new car, new furniture, and new appliances to match their new 
house. Rich Dad Poor Dad55
their house, they have a new tax, called property tax.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_55,"Rich Dad Poor Dad55
their house, they have a new tax, called property tax. Then they buy 
a new car, new furniture, and new appliances to match their new 
house. All of a sudden, they wake up and their liabilities column is 
full of mortgage and credit-card debt. Their liabilities go up.
They’re now trapped in the Rat Race. Pretty soon a baby comes 
along and they work harder. The process repeats itself: Higher 
incomes cause higher taxes, also called “bracket creep.” A credit 
card comes in the mail. They use it and max it out. A loan company 
calls and says their greatest “asset,” their home, has appreciated in 
value. Because their credit is so good, the company offers a bill-
consolidation loan and tells them the intelligent thing to do is clearoff the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card.",0.0,a new tax,a new tax
3552,What is the high interest debt that a person has to pay off their credit card?,consumer debt,1.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 256
off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_56,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 256
off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And 
besides, interest on their home is a tax deduction. They go for it, and 
pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. 
Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer 
debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they 
extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.
Their neighbor calls to invite them to go shopping. The Memorial 
Day sale is on. They promise themselves they’ll just window shop, but 
they take a credit card, just in case. 
I run into this young couple all the time. Their names change, but 
their financial dilemma is the same. They come to one of my talks to 
hear what I have to say. They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make 
more money?”
They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose 
to spend the money they do have. It is caused by financial illiteracy 
and not understanding the difference between an asset and a liability.
More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. 
Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine says 
over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself 
into a hole... stop digging.”
As a child, my dad often told us that the Japanese were aware  
of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror.
The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent 
trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful 
military presence in the world.
The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree  
of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the 
gold makes the rules.”
The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-
knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured  
of the three.
All too often, the poor and middle class allow the power of 
money to control them. By simply getting up and working harder, 
failing to ask themselves if what they do makes sense, they shoot themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning.",0.0,consumer debt,consumer debt
3553,What do people take to pay off their high interest debt?,credit card,2.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 256
off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. They promise themselves they’ll just window shop, but 
they take a credit card, just in case.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_56,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 256
off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And 
besides, interest on their home is a tax deduction. They go for it, and 
pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. 
Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer 
debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they 
extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.
Their neighbor calls to invite them to go shopping. The Memorial 
Day sale is on. They promise themselves they’ll just window shop, but 
they take a credit card, just in case. 
I run into this young couple all the time. Their names change, but 
their financial dilemma is the same. They come to one of my talks to 
hear what I have to say. They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make 
more money?”
They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose 
to spend the money they do have. It is caused by financial illiteracy 
and not understanding the difference between an asset and a liability.
More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. 
Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine says 
over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself 
into a hole... stop digging.”
As a child, my dad often told us that the Japanese were aware  
of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror.
The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent 
trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful 
military presence in the world.
The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree  
of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the 
gold makes the rules.”
The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-
knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured  
of the three.
All too often, the poor and middle class allow the power of 
money to control them. By simply getting up and working harder, 
failing to ask themselves if what they do makes sense, they shoot themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning.",0.0,credit card,credit card
3554,What symbolizes the power of money?,jewel,3.0,"There is a saying a friend of mine says 
over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself 
into a hole... stop digging.”
As a child, my dad often told us that the Japanese were aware  
of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The jewel symbolizes the power of money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_56,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 256
off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And 
besides, interest on their home is a tax deduction. They go for it, and 
pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. 
Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer 
debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they 
extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.
Their neighbor calls to invite them to go shopping. The Memorial 
Day sale is on. They promise themselves they’ll just window shop, but 
they take a credit card, just in case. 
I run into this young couple all the time. Their names change, but 
their financial dilemma is the same. They come to one of my talks to 
hear what I have to say. They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make 
more money?”
They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose 
to spend the money they do have. It is caused by financial illiteracy 
and not understanding the difference between an asset and a liability.
More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. 
Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine says 
over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself 
into a hole... stop digging.”
As a child, my dad often told us that the Japanese were aware  
of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror.
The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent 
trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful 
military presence in the world.
The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree  
of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the 
gold makes the rules.”
The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-
knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured  
of the three.
All too often, the poor and middle class allow the power of 
money to control them. By simply getting up and working harder, 
failing to ask themselves if what they do makes sense, they shoot themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning.",0.0,The jewel,The jewel
3555,What symbolizes the power of weapons?,sword,4.0,"There is a saying a friend of mine says 
over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself 
into a hole... stop digging.”
As a child, my dad often told us that the Japanese were aware  
of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. The sword symbolizes the power of weapons.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_56,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 256
off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And 
besides, interest on their home is a tax deduction. They go for it, and 
pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. 
Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer 
debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they 
extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.
Their neighbor calls to invite them to go shopping. The Memorial 
Day sale is on. They promise themselves they’ll just window shop, but 
they take a credit card, just in case. 
I run into this young couple all the time. Their names change, but 
their financial dilemma is the same. They come to one of my talks to 
hear what I have to say. They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make 
more money?”
They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose 
to spend the money they do have. It is caused by financial illiteracy 
and not understanding the difference between an asset and a liability.
More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. 
Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine says 
over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself 
into a hole... stop digging.”
As a child, my dad often told us that the Japanese were aware  
of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror.
The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent 
trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful 
military presence in the world.
The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree  
of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the 
gold makes the rules.”
The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-
knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured  
of the three.
All too often, the poor and middle class allow the power of 
money to control them. By simply getting up and working harder, 
failing to ask themselves if what they do makes sense, they shoot themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning.",0.0,The sword,The sword
3556,What symbolizes the power of self-knowledge?,mirror,5.0,"There is a saying a friend of mine says 
over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself 
into a hole... stop digging.”
As a child, my dad often told us that the Japanese were aware  
of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror. He who has the 
gold makes the rules.”
The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_56,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 256
off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And 
besides, interest on their home is a tax deduction. They go for it, and 
pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. 
Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer 
debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they 
extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.
Their neighbor calls to invite them to go shopping. The Memorial 
Day sale is on. They promise themselves they’ll just window shop, but 
they take a credit card, just in case. 
I run into this young couple all the time. Their names change, but 
their financial dilemma is the same. They come to one of my talks to 
hear what I have to say. They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make 
more money?”
They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose 
to spend the money they do have. It is caused by financial illiteracy 
and not understanding the difference between an asset and a liability.
More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. 
Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine says 
over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself 
into a hole... stop digging.”
As a child, my dad often told us that the Japanese were aware  
of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror.
The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent 
trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful 
military presence in the world.
The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree  
of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the 
gold makes the rules.”
The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-
knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured  
of the three.
All too often, the poor and middle class allow the power of 
money to control them. By simply getting up and working harder, 
failing to ask themselves if what they do makes sense, they shoot themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning.",0.0,The mirror,The mirror
3557,What does the sword symbolize?,weapons,6.0,"America has spent 
trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful 
military presence in the world. The sword symbolizes the power of weapons.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_56,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 256
off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And 
besides, interest on their home is a tax deduction. They go for it, and 
pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. 
Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer 
debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they 
extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.
Their neighbor calls to invite them to go shopping. The Memorial 
Day sale is on. They promise themselves they’ll just window shop, but 
they take a credit card, just in case. 
I run into this young couple all the time. Their names change, but 
their financial dilemma is the same. They come to one of my talks to 
hear what I have to say. They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make 
more money?”
They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose 
to spend the money they do have. It is caused by financial illiteracy 
and not understanding the difference between an asset and a liability.
More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. 
Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine says 
over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself 
into a hole... stop digging.”
As a child, my dad often told us that the Japanese were aware  
of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror.
The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent 
trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful 
military presence in the world.
The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree  
of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the 
gold makes the rules.”
The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-
knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured  
of the three.
All too often, the poor and middle class allow the power of 
money to control them. By simply getting up and working harder, 
failing to ask themselves if what they do makes sense, they shoot themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning.",0.0,power of weapons,power of weapons
3558,What do the poor and middle class allow the power of to control them?,money,7.0,"They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make 
more money?”
They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose 
to spend the money they do have. They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make 
more money?”
They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose 
to spend the money they do have. All too often, the poor and middle class allow the power of 
money to control them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_56,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 256
off the high-interest consumer debt by paying off their credit card. And 
besides, interest on their home is a tax deduction. They go for it, and 
pay off those high-interest credit cards. They breathe a sigh of relief. 
Their credit cards are paid off. They’ve now folded their consumer 
debt into their home mortgage. Their payments go down because they 
extend their debt over 30 years. It is the smart thing to do.
Their neighbor calls to invite them to go shopping. The Memorial 
Day sale is on. They promise themselves they’ll just window shop, but 
they take a credit card, just in case. 
I run into this young couple all the time. Their names change, but 
their financial dilemma is the same. They come to one of my talks to 
hear what I have to say. They ask me, “Can you tell us how to make 
more money?”
They don’t understand that their trouble is really how they choose 
to spend the money they do have. It is caused by financial illiteracy 
and not understanding the difference between an asset and a liability.
More money seldom solves someone’s money problems. 
Intelligence solves problems. There is a saying a friend of mine says 
over and over to people in debt: “If you find you have dug yourself 
into a hole... stop digging.”
As a child, my dad often told us that the Japanese were aware  
of three powers: the power of the sword, the jewel, and the mirror.
The sword symbolizes the power of weapons. America has spent 
trillions of dollars on weapons and, because of this, is a powerful 
military presence in the world.
The jewel symbolizes the power of money. There is some degree  
of truth to the saying, “Remember the golden rule. He who has the 
gold makes the rules.”
The mirror symbolizes the power of self-knowledge. This self-
knowledge, according to Japanese legend, was the most treasured  
of the three.
All too often, the poor and middle class allow the power of 
money to control them. By simply getting up and working harder, 
failing to ask themselves if what they do makes sense, they shoot themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning.",0.0,money,money
3559,What is the fear of public speaking?,ostracism,1.0,"It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. According 
to psychiatrists, the fear of public 
speaking is caused by the fear of 
ostracism, the fear of standing out, the 
fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_57,"Rich Dad Poor Dad57
themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning. By not 
fully understanding money, the vast majority of people allow its 
awesome power to control them.
If they used the power of the mirror, they would have asked 
themselves, “Does this make sense?” All too often, instead of trusting 
their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd. 
They do things because everybody else does them. They conform, 
rather than question. Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have 
been told: “Diversify.” “Your home is an asset.” “Your home is your 
biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” 
“Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”
It is said that the fear of public 
speaking is a fear greater than 
death for most people. According 
to psychiatrists, the fear of public 
speaking is caused by the fear of 
ostracism, the fear of standing out, the 
fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. 
The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new 
ways to solve their problems.
That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power 
of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find 
truth. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes 
for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money.
It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to 
our inner wisdom rather than our fearsproblems in school.",0.0,"
death","
death"
3560,What is your home?,asset,2.0,"It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have 
been told: “Diversify.” “Your home is an asset.” “Your home is your 
biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” 
“Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”
It is said that the fear of public 
speaking is a fear greater than 
death for most people.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_57,"Rich Dad Poor Dad57
themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning. By not 
fully understanding money, the vast majority of people allow its 
awesome power to control them.
If they used the power of the mirror, they would have asked 
themselves, “Does this make sense?” All too often, instead of trusting 
their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd. 
They do things because everybody else does them. They conform, 
rather than question. Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have 
been told: “Diversify.” “Your home is an asset.” “Your home is your 
biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” 
“Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”
It is said that the fear of public 
speaking is a fear greater than 
death for most people. According 
to psychiatrists, the fear of public 
speaking is caused by the fear of 
ostracism, the fear of standing out, the 
fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. 
The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new 
ways to solve their problems.
That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power 
of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find 
truth. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes 
for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money.
It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to 
our inner wisdom rather than our fearsproblems in school.",0.0,an asset,an asset
3561,What do Japanese people use to find their inner wisdom?,mirror,3.0,"If they used the power of the mirror, they would have asked 
themselves, “Does this make sense?” All too often, instead of trusting 
their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd. That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power 
of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find 
truth. Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to 
our inner wisdom rather than our fearsproblems in school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_57,"Rich Dad Poor Dad57
themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning. By not 
fully understanding money, the vast majority of people allow its 
awesome power to control them.
If they used the power of the mirror, they would have asked 
themselves, “Does this make sense?” All too often, instead of trusting 
their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd. 
They do things because everybody else does them. They conform, 
rather than question. Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have 
been told: “Diversify.” “Your home is an asset.” “Your home is your 
biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” 
“Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”
It is said that the fear of public 
speaking is a fear greater than 
death for most people. According 
to psychiatrists, the fear of public 
speaking is caused by the fear of 
ostracism, the fear of standing out, the 
fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. 
The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new 
ways to solve their problems.
That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power 
of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find 
truth. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes 
for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money.
It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to 
our inner wisdom rather than our fearsproblems in school.",0.0,mirror,mirror
3562,"What causes people to conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or popular trends?",fear,4.0,"It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have 
been told: “Diversify.” “Your home is an asset.” “Your home is your 
biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” 
“Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”
It is said that the fear of public 
speaking is a fear greater than 
death for most people.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_57,"Rich Dad Poor Dad57
themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning. By not 
fully understanding money, the vast majority of people allow its 
awesome power to control them.
If they used the power of the mirror, they would have asked 
themselves, “Does this make sense?” All too often, instead of trusting 
their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd. 
They do things because everybody else does them. They conform, 
rather than question. Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have 
been told: “Diversify.” “Your home is an asset.” “Your home is your 
biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” 
“Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”
It is said that the fear of public 
speaking is a fear greater than 
death for most people. According 
to psychiatrists, the fear of public 
speaking is caused by the fear of 
ostracism, the fear of standing out, the 
fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. 
The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new 
ways to solve their problems.
That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power 
of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find 
truth. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes 
for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money.
It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to 
our inner wisdom rather than our fearsproblems in school.",0.0,the fear of ostracism,the fear of ostracism
3563,What do people fear most?,money,5.0,"It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes 
for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money. By not 
fully understanding money, the vast majority of people allow its 
awesome power to control them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_57,"Rich Dad Poor Dad57
themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning. By not 
fully understanding money, the vast majority of people allow its 
awesome power to control them.
If they used the power of the mirror, they would have asked 
themselves, “Does this make sense?” All too often, instead of trusting 
their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd. 
They do things because everybody else does them. They conform, 
rather than question. Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have 
been told: “Diversify.” “Your home is an asset.” “Your home is your 
biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” 
“Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”
It is said that the fear of public 
speaking is a fear greater than 
death for most people. According 
to psychiatrists, the fear of public 
speaking is caused by the fear of 
ostracism, the fear of standing out, the 
fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. 
The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new 
ways to solve their problems.
That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power 
of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find 
truth. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes 
for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money.
It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to 
our inner wisdom rather than our fearsproblems in school.",0.0,"
ostracism","
ostracism"
3564,What do people think that the fear of public speaking is greater than death?,people,6.0,"It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have 
been told: “Diversify.” “Your home is an asset.” “Your home is your 
biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” 
“Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”
It is said that the fear of public 
speaking is a fear greater than 
death for most people. If they used the power of the mirror, they would have asked 
themselves, “Does this make sense?” All too often, instead of trusting 
their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_57,"Rich Dad Poor Dad57
themselves in the foot as they leave for work every morning. By not 
fully understanding money, the vast majority of people allow its 
awesome power to control them.
If they used the power of the mirror, they would have asked 
themselves, “Does this make sense?” All too often, instead of trusting 
their inner wisdom, that genius inside, most people follow the crowd. 
They do things because everybody else does them. They conform, 
rather than question. Often, they mindlessly repeat what they have 
been told: “Diversify.” “Your home is an asset.” “Your home is your 
biggest investment.” “You get a tax break for going into greater debt.” 
“Get a safe job.” “Don’t make mistakes.” “Don’t take risks.”
It is said that the fear of public 
speaking is a fear greater than 
death for most people. According 
to psychiatrists, the fear of public 
speaking is caused by the fear of 
ostracism, the fear of standing out, the 
fear of criticism, the fear of ridicule, and the fear of being an outcast. 
The fear of being different prevents most people from seeking new 
ways to solve their problems.
That is why my educated dad said the Japanese valued the power 
of the mirror the most, for it is only when we look into it that we find 
truth. Fear is the main reason that people say, “Play it safe.” That goes 
for anything, be it sports, relationships, careers, or money.
It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism, that causes people to 
conform to, and not question, commonly accepted opinions or 
popular trends: “Your home is an asset.” “Get a bill-consolidation 
loan, and get out of debt.” “Work harder.” “It’s a promotion.” 
“Someday I’ll be a vice president.” “Save money.” “When I get a raise, 
I’ll buy us a bigger house.” “Mutual funds are safe.” 
Many financial problems are caused by trying to keep up with the 
Joneses. Occasionally, we all need to look in the mirror and be true to 
our inner wisdom rather than our fearsproblems in school.",0.0,"
ostracism","
ostracism"
3565,Who did Mike and I sit with for hours after work?,dad,1.0,"Mike and I often spent hours after work just sitting at a 
table with his dad while he held meetings with his bankers, attorneys, 
accountants, brokers, investors, managers, and employees. We started to 
understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to 
produce good employees, instead of employers. Mike’s dad was not book-
smart, but he was financially educated and successful as a result.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_58,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 258
By the time Mike and I were 16 years old, we began to have 
problems in school. We were not bad kids. We just began to separate 
from the crowd. We worked for Mike’s dad after school and on 
weekends. Mike and I often spent hours after work just sitting at a 
table with his dad while he held meetings with his bankers, attorneys, 
accountants, brokers, investors, managers, and employees. Here was 
a man who had left school at 13 who was now directing, instructing, 
ordering, and asking questions of educated people. They came at his 
beck and call, and cringed when he didn’t approve of them.
Here was a man who had not gone along with the crowd. He was 
a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have 
to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also 
hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say,  
“I don’t think you can do it.”
Mike and I learned more sitting in on his meetings than we did 
in all our years of school, college included. Mike’s dad was not book-
smart, but he was financially educated and successful as a result. He 
told us over and over again, “An intelligent person hires people who 
are more intelligent than he is.” So Mike and I had the benefit of 
spending hours listening to and learning from intelligent people.
But because of this, Mike and I couldn’t go along with the 
standard dogma our teachers preached, and that caused problems. 
Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t 
do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows. 
When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the 
rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity. We started to 
understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to 
produce good employees, instead of employers. Occasionally, Mike 
or I would ask our teachers how what we studied was applicable in 
the real world, or why we never studied money and how it worked. 
To the latter question, we often got the answer that money was not 
important, that if we excelled in our education, the money would 
follow. The more we knew about the power of money, the more 
distant we grew from the teachers and our classmates.we did begin to argue about money.",0.0,Mike’s dad,Mike’s dad
3566,Mike and I would ask who how we studied money and how it worked?,teachers,2.0,"Occasionally, Mike 
or I would ask our teachers how what we studied was applicable in 
the real world, or why we never studied money and how it worked. The more we knew about the power of money, the more 
distant we grew from the teachers and our classmates.we did begin to argue about money. But because of this, Mike and I couldn’t go along with the 
standard dogma our teachers preached, and that caused problems.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_58,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 258
By the time Mike and I were 16 years old, we began to have 
problems in school. We were not bad kids. We just began to separate 
from the crowd. We worked for Mike’s dad after school and on 
weekends. Mike and I often spent hours after work just sitting at a 
table with his dad while he held meetings with his bankers, attorneys, 
accountants, brokers, investors, managers, and employees. Here was 
a man who had left school at 13 who was now directing, instructing, 
ordering, and asking questions of educated people. They came at his 
beck and call, and cringed when he didn’t approve of them.
Here was a man who had not gone along with the crowd. He was 
a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have 
to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also 
hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say,  
“I don’t think you can do it.”
Mike and I learned more sitting in on his meetings than we did 
in all our years of school, college included. Mike’s dad was not book-
smart, but he was financially educated and successful as a result. He 
told us over and over again, “An intelligent person hires people who 
are more intelligent than he is.” So Mike and I had the benefit of 
spending hours listening to and learning from intelligent people.
But because of this, Mike and I couldn’t go along with the 
standard dogma our teachers preached, and that caused problems. 
Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t 
do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows. 
When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the 
rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity. We started to 
understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to 
produce good employees, instead of employers. Occasionally, Mike 
or I would ask our teachers how what we studied was applicable in 
the real world, or why we never studied money and how it worked. 
To the latter question, we often got the answer that money was not 
important, that if we excelled in our education, the money would 
follow. The more we knew about the power of money, the more 
distant we grew from the teachers and our classmates.we did begin to argue about money.",0.0,Mike’s dad,Mike’s dad
3567,What did Mike and I have when we were 16 years old?,problems,3.0,"But because of this, Mike and I couldn’t go along with the 
standard dogma our teachers preached, and that caused problems. Chapter T wo: Lesson 258
By the time Mike and I were 16 years old, we began to have 
problems in school.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_58,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 258
By the time Mike and I were 16 years old, we began to have 
problems in school. We were not bad kids. We just began to separate 
from the crowd. We worked for Mike’s dad after school and on 
weekends. Mike and I often spent hours after work just sitting at a 
table with his dad while he held meetings with his bankers, attorneys, 
accountants, brokers, investors, managers, and employees. Here was 
a man who had left school at 13 who was now directing, instructing, 
ordering, and asking questions of educated people. They came at his 
beck and call, and cringed when he didn’t approve of them.
Here was a man who had not gone along with the crowd. He was 
a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have 
to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also 
hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say,  
“I don’t think you can do it.”
Mike and I learned more sitting in on his meetings than we did 
in all our years of school, college included. Mike’s dad was not book-
smart, but he was financially educated and successful as a result. He 
told us over and over again, “An intelligent person hires people who 
are more intelligent than he is.” So Mike and I had the benefit of 
spending hours listening to and learning from intelligent people.
But because of this, Mike and I couldn’t go along with the 
standard dogma our teachers preached, and that caused problems. 
Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t 
do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows. 
When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the 
rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity. We started to 
understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to 
produce good employees, instead of employers. Occasionally, Mike 
or I would ask our teachers how what we studied was applicable in 
the real world, or why we never studied money and how it worked. 
To the latter question, we often got the answer that money was not 
important, that if we excelled in our education, the money would 
follow. The more we knew about the power of money, the more 
distant we grew from the teachers and our classmates.we did begin to argue about money.",0.0,"
problems in school","
problems in school"
3568,What did Mike and I never study in the real world?,money,4.0,"Occasionally, Mike 
or I would ask our teachers how what we studied was applicable in 
the real world, or why we never studied money and how it worked. To the latter question, we often got the answer that money was not 
important, that if we excelled in our education, the money would 
follow. To the latter question, we often got the answer that money was not 
important, that if we excelled in our education, the money would 
follow.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_58,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 258
By the time Mike and I were 16 years old, we began to have 
problems in school. We were not bad kids. We just began to separate 
from the crowd. We worked for Mike’s dad after school and on 
weekends. Mike and I often spent hours after work just sitting at a 
table with his dad while he held meetings with his bankers, attorneys, 
accountants, brokers, investors, managers, and employees. Here was 
a man who had left school at 13 who was now directing, instructing, 
ordering, and asking questions of educated people. They came at his 
beck and call, and cringed when he didn’t approve of them.
Here was a man who had not gone along with the crowd. He was 
a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have 
to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also 
hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say,  
“I don’t think you can do it.”
Mike and I learned more sitting in on his meetings than we did 
in all our years of school, college included. Mike’s dad was not book-
smart, but he was financially educated and successful as a result. He 
told us over and over again, “An intelligent person hires people who 
are more intelligent than he is.” So Mike and I had the benefit of 
spending hours listening to and learning from intelligent people.
But because of this, Mike and I couldn’t go along with the 
standard dogma our teachers preached, and that caused problems. 
Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t 
do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows. 
When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the 
rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity. We started to 
understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to 
produce good employees, instead of employers. Occasionally, Mike 
or I would ask our teachers how what we studied was applicable in 
the real world, or why we never studied money and how it worked. 
To the latter question, we often got the answer that money was not 
important, that if we excelled in our education, the money would 
follow. The more we knew about the power of money, the more 
distant we grew from the teachers and our classmates.we did begin to argue about money.",0.0,money,money
3569,What discouraged creativity?,school,5.0,"He was 
a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have 
to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also 
hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say,  
“I don’t think you can do it.”
Mike and I learned more sitting in on his meetings than we did 
in all our years of school, college included. Here was 
a man who had left school at 13 who was now directing, instructing, 
ordering, and asking questions of educated people. When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the 
rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_58,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 258
By the time Mike and I were 16 years old, we began to have 
problems in school. We were not bad kids. We just began to separate 
from the crowd. We worked for Mike’s dad after school and on 
weekends. Mike and I often spent hours after work just sitting at a 
table with his dad while he held meetings with his bankers, attorneys, 
accountants, brokers, investors, managers, and employees. Here was 
a man who had left school at 13 who was now directing, instructing, 
ordering, and asking questions of educated people. They came at his 
beck and call, and cringed when he didn’t approve of them.
Here was a man who had not gone along with the crowd. He was 
a man who did his own thinking and detested the words, “We have 
to do it this way because that’s the way everyone else does it.” He also 
hated the word “can’t.” If you wanted him to do something, just say,  
“I don’t think you can do it.”
Mike and I learned more sitting in on his meetings than we did 
in all our years of school, college included. Mike’s dad was not book-
smart, but he was financially educated and successful as a result. He 
told us over and over again, “An intelligent person hires people who 
are more intelligent than he is.” So Mike and I had the benefit of 
spending hours listening to and learning from intelligent people.
But because of this, Mike and I couldn’t go along with the 
standard dogma our teachers preached, and that caused problems. 
Whenever the teacher said, “If you don’t get good grades, you won’t 
do well in the real world,” Mike and I just raised our eyebrows. 
When we were told to follow set procedures and not deviate from the 
rules, we could see how school discouraged creativity. We started to 
understand why our rich dad told us that schools were designed to 
produce good employees, instead of employers. Occasionally, Mike 
or I would ask our teachers how what we studied was applicable in 
the real world, or why we never studied money and how it worked. 
To the latter question, we often got the answer that money was not 
important, that if we excelled in our education, the money would 
follow. The more we knew about the power of money, the more 
distant we grew from the teachers and our classmates.we did begin to argue about money.",0.0,follow set procedures,follow set procedures
3570,"Who thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was a liability?",dad,1.0,"One  
dad thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was  
a liability.AssetsRICH DAD
POOR DADBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesAssetsBALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
Home
Homehim the direction of cash flow. One  
dad thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was  
a liability.AssetsRICH DAD
POOR DADBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesAssetsBALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
Home
Homehim the direction of cash flow. One  
dad thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was  
a liability.AssetsRICH DAD
POOR DADBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesAssetsBALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
Home
Homehim the direction of cash flow.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_59,"Rich Dad Poor Dad59
My highly educated dad never pressured me about my grades, but 
we did begin to argue about money. By the time I was 16, I probably 
had a far better foundation with money than both my parents. I could 
keep books, I listened to tax accountants, corporate attorneys, bankers, 
real estate brokers, investors, and so forth. By contrast, my dad talked 
to other teachers.
One day my dad told me that our home was his greatest investment. 
A not-too-pleasant argument took place when I showed him why I 
thought a house was not a good investment.
The above diagram illustrates the difference in perception between 
my rich dad and my poor dad when it came to their homes. One  
dad thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was  
a liability.AssetsRICH DAD
POOR DADBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesAssetsBALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
Home
Homehim the direction of cash flow.",0.0,my poor dad,my poor dad
3571,What did the other dad think his house was?,liability,2.0,"One  
dad thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was  
a liability.AssetsRICH DAD
POOR DADBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesAssetsBALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
Home
Homehim the direction of cash flow.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_59,"Rich Dad Poor Dad59
My highly educated dad never pressured me about my grades, but 
we did begin to argue about money. By the time I was 16, I probably 
had a far better foundation with money than both my parents. I could 
keep books, I listened to tax accountants, corporate attorneys, bankers, 
real estate brokers, investors, and so forth. By contrast, my dad talked 
to other teachers.
One day my dad told me that our home was his greatest investment. 
A not-too-pleasant argument took place when I showed him why I 
thought a house was not a good investment.
The above diagram illustrates the difference in perception between 
my rich dad and my poor dad when it came to their homes. One  
dad thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was  
a liability.AssetsRICH DAD
POOR DADBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesAssetsBALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
Home
Homehim the direction of cash flow.",0.0,liability,liability
3572,What was the best foundation I had by the time I was 16?,foundation,3.0,"By the time I was 16, I probably 
had a far better foundation with money than both my parents.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_59,"Rich Dad Poor Dad59
My highly educated dad never pressured me about my grades, but 
we did begin to argue about money. By the time I was 16, I probably 
had a far better foundation with money than both my parents. I could 
keep books, I listened to tax accountants, corporate attorneys, bankers, 
real estate brokers, investors, and so forth. By contrast, my dad talked 
to other teachers.
One day my dad told me that our home was his greatest investment. 
A not-too-pleasant argument took place when I showed him why I 
thought a house was not a good investment.
The above diagram illustrates the difference in perception between 
my rich dad and my poor dad when it came to their homes. One  
dad thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was  
a liability.AssetsRICH DAD
POOR DADBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesAssetsBALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
Home
Homehim the direction of cash flow.",0.0,money,money
3573,What did my dad think a house was not good for?,investment,4.0,"A not-too-pleasant argument took place when I showed him why I 
thought a house was not a good investment. One day my dad told me that our home was his greatest investment.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_59,"Rich Dad Poor Dad59
My highly educated dad never pressured me about my grades, but 
we did begin to argue about money. By the time I was 16, I probably 
had a far better foundation with money than both my parents. I could 
keep books, I listened to tax accountants, corporate attorneys, bankers, 
real estate brokers, investors, and so forth. By contrast, my dad talked 
to other teachers.
One day my dad told me that our home was his greatest investment. 
A not-too-pleasant argument took place when I showed him why I 
thought a house was not a good investment.
The above diagram illustrates the difference in perception between 
my rich dad and my poor dad when it came to their homes. One  
dad thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was  
a liability.AssetsRICH DAD
POOR DADBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesAssetsBALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
Home
Homehim the direction of cash flow.",0.0,investment,investment
3574,What did my dad argue about when I was 16?,money,5.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad59
My highly educated dad never pressured me about my grades, but 
we did begin to argue about money. By the time I was 16, I probably 
had a far better foundation with money than both my parents.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_59,"Rich Dad Poor Dad59
My highly educated dad never pressured me about my grades, but 
we did begin to argue about money. By the time I was 16, I probably 
had a far better foundation with money than both my parents. I could 
keep books, I listened to tax accountants, corporate attorneys, bankers, 
real estate brokers, investors, and so forth. By contrast, my dad talked 
to other teachers.
One day my dad told me that our home was his greatest investment. 
A not-too-pleasant argument took place when I showed him why I 
thought a house was not a good investment.
The above diagram illustrates the difference in perception between 
my rich dad and my poor dad when it came to their homes. One  
dad thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was  
a liability.AssetsRICH DAD
POOR DADBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesAssetsBALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
Home
Homehim the direction of cash flow.",0.0,money,money
3575,When did I have a better foundation than my parents?,time,6.0,"By the time I was 16, I probably 
had a far better foundation with money than both my parents.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_59,"Rich Dad Poor Dad59
My highly educated dad never pressured me about my grades, but 
we did begin to argue about money. By the time I was 16, I probably 
had a far better foundation with money than both my parents. I could 
keep books, I listened to tax accountants, corporate attorneys, bankers, 
real estate brokers, investors, and so forth. By contrast, my dad talked 
to other teachers.
One day my dad told me that our home was his greatest investment. 
A not-too-pleasant argument took place when I showed him why I 
thought a house was not a good investment.
The above diagram illustrates the difference in perception between 
my rich dad and my poor dad when it came to their homes. One  
dad thought his house was an asset, and the other dad thought it was  
a liability.AssetsRICH DAD
POOR DADBALANCE SHEET
LiabilitiesAssetsBALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
Home
Homehim the direction of cash flow.",0.0,16,16
3576,What is the direction of cash flow?,cash flow,1.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 260
I remember when I drew the following diagram for my dad showing 
him the direction of cash flow. A bigger home 
meant bigger expenses, and the cash flow kept going out through  
the expense column.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_60,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 260
I remember when I drew the following diagram for my dad showing 
him the direction of cash flow. I also showed him the ancillary 
expenses that went along with owning the home. A bigger home 
meant bigger expenses, and the cash flow kept going out through  
the expense column.
Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being 
an asset. I know that for many people, it is their dream as well as 
their largest investment. And owning your own home is better than 
nothing. I simply offer an alternate way of looking at this popular 
dogma. If my wife and I were to buy a bigger, flashier house, we 
realize it wouldn’t be an asset. It would be a liability since it would 
take money out of our pocket  So here is the argument I put forth.",0.0,"
the expense column","
the expense column"
3577,"If my wife and I bought a bigger, flashier house, we realize it wouldn't be an what?",asset,2.0,"If my wife and I were to buy a bigger, flashier house, we 
realize it wouldn’t be an asset. Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being 
an asset.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_60,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 260
I remember when I drew the following diagram for my dad showing 
him the direction of cash flow. I also showed him the ancillary 
expenses that went along with owning the home. A bigger home 
meant bigger expenses, and the cash flow kept going out through  
the expense column.
Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being 
an asset. I know that for many people, it is their dream as well as 
their largest investment. And owning your own home is better than 
nothing. I simply offer an alternate way of looking at this popular 
dogma. If my wife and I were to buy a bigger, flashier house, we 
realize it wouldn’t be an asset. It would be a liability since it would 
take money out of our pocket  So here is the argument I put forth.",0.0,asset,asset
3578,What is the direction of cash flow?,direction,3.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 260
I remember when I drew the following diagram for my dad showing 
him the direction of cash flow.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_60,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 260
I remember when I drew the following diagram for my dad showing 
him the direction of cash flow. I also showed him the ancillary 
expenses that went along with owning the home. A bigger home 
meant bigger expenses, and the cash flow kept going out through  
the expense column.
Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being 
an asset. I know that for many people, it is their dream as well as 
their largest investment. And owning your own home is better than 
nothing. I simply offer an alternate way of looking at this popular 
dogma. If my wife and I were to buy a bigger, flashier house, we 
realize it wouldn’t be an asset. It would be a liability since it would 
take money out of our pocket  So here is the argument I put forth.",0.0,"
the expense column","
the expense column"
3579,What do people still challenge me on about a house not being an asset?,idea,4.0,"Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being 
an asset.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_60,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 260
I remember when I drew the following diagram for my dad showing 
him the direction of cash flow. I also showed him the ancillary 
expenses that went along with owning the home. A bigger home 
meant bigger expenses, and the cash flow kept going out through  
the expense column.
Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being 
an asset. I know that for many people, it is their dream as well as 
their largest investment. And owning your own home is better than 
nothing. I simply offer an alternate way of looking at this popular 
dogma. If my wife and I were to buy a bigger, flashier house, we 
realize it wouldn’t be an asset. It would be a liability since it would 
take money out of our pocket  So here is the argument I put forth.",0.0,"
nothing","
nothing"
3580,When do people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being an asset?,today,5.0,"Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being 
an asset.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_60,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 260
I remember when I drew the following diagram for my dad showing 
him the direction of cash flow. I also showed him the ancillary 
expenses that went along with owning the home. A bigger home 
meant bigger expenses, and the cash flow kept going out through  
the expense column.
Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being 
an asset. I know that for many people, it is their dream as well as 
their largest investment. And owning your own home is better than 
nothing. I simply offer an alternate way of looking at this popular 
dogma. If my wife and I were to buy a bigger, flashier house, we 
realize it wouldn’t be an asset. It would be a liability since it would 
take money out of our pocket  So here is the argument I put forth.",0.0,Today,Today
3581,What do people still challenge me on the idea of not being an asset?,house,6.0,"If my wife and I were to buy a bigger, flashier house, we 
realize it wouldn’t be an asset. Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being 
an asset.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_60,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 260
I remember when I drew the following diagram for my dad showing 
him the direction of cash flow. I also showed him the ancillary 
expenses that went along with owning the home. A bigger home 
meant bigger expenses, and the cash flow kept going out through  
the expense column.
Today, people still challenge me on the idea of a house not being 
an asset. I know that for many people, it is their dream as well as 
their largest investment. And owning your own home is better than 
nothing. I simply offer an alternate way of looking at this popular 
dogma. If my wife and I were to buy a bigger, flashier house, we 
realize it wouldn’t be an asset. It would be a liability since it would 
take money out of our pocket  So here is the argument I put forth.",0.0,house,house
3582,What do people get for interest on mortgage payments?,tax deduction,1.0,"•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_61,"Rich Dad Poor Dad61
  So here is the argument I put forth. I really don’t expect most 
people to agree with it because your home is an emotional thing 
and when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial 
intelligence. I know from personal experience that money has a way 
of making every decision emotional.
•	When it comes to houses, most people work all their 
lives paying for a home they never own. In other words, 
most people buy a new house every few years, each time 
incurring a new 30-year loan to pay off the previous one.
•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage.
•	My wife’s parents were shocked when the property taxes 
on their home increased to $1,000 a month. This was 
after they had retired, so the increase put a strain on their 
retirement budget, and they felt forced to move.
•	Houses do not always go up in value. I have friends who 
owe a million dollars for a home that today would sell  
for far less.
•	The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities. 
If all your money is tied up in your house, you may be forced 
to work harder because your money continues blowing 
out of the expense column, instead of adding to the asset 
column—the classic middle-class cash-flow pattern. If a 
young couple would put more money into their asset column 
early on, their later years would be easier. Their assets would 
have grown and would be available to help cover expenses. 
All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a 
home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.1.",0.0,tax deduction,tax deduction
3583,What do people get a tax deduction for interest on?,mortgage payments,2.0,"•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_61,"Rich Dad Poor Dad61
  So here is the argument I put forth. I really don’t expect most 
people to agree with it because your home is an emotional thing 
and when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial 
intelligence. I know from personal experience that money has a way 
of making every decision emotional.
•	When it comes to houses, most people work all their 
lives paying for a home they never own. In other words, 
most people buy a new house every few years, each time 
incurring a new 30-year loan to pay off the previous one.
•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage.
•	My wife’s parents were shocked when the property taxes 
on their home increased to $1,000 a month. This was 
after they had retired, so the increase put a strain on their 
retirement budget, and they felt forced to move.
•	Houses do not always go up in value. I have friends who 
owe a million dollars for a home that today would sell  
for far less.
•	The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities. 
If all your money is tied up in your house, you may be forced 
to work harder because your money continues blowing 
out of the expense column, instead of adding to the asset 
column—the classic middle-class cash-flow pattern. If a 
young couple would put more money into their asset column 
early on, their later years would be easier. Their assets would 
have grown and would be available to help cover expenses. 
All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a 
home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.1.",0.0,mortgage payments,mortgage payments
3584,What column does the classic middle class cash flow pattern consist of?,asset,3.0,"If all your money is tied up in your house, you may be forced 
to work harder because your money continues blowing 
out of the expense column, instead of adding to the asset 
column—the classic middle-class cash-flow pattern. If a 
young couple would put more money into their asset column 
early on, their later years would be easier.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_61,"Rich Dad Poor Dad61
  So here is the argument I put forth. I really don’t expect most 
people to agree with it because your home is an emotional thing 
and when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial 
intelligence. I know from personal experience that money has a way 
of making every decision emotional.
•	When it comes to houses, most people work all their 
lives paying for a home they never own. In other words, 
most people buy a new house every few years, each time 
incurring a new 30-year loan to pay off the previous one.
•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage.
•	My wife’s parents were shocked when the property taxes 
on their home increased to $1,000 a month. This was 
after they had retired, so the increase put a strain on their 
retirement budget, and they felt forced to move.
•	Houses do not always go up in value. I have friends who 
owe a million dollars for a home that today would sell  
for far less.
•	The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities. 
If all your money is tied up in your house, you may be forced 
to work harder because your money continues blowing 
out of the expense column, instead of adding to the asset 
column—the classic middle-class cash-flow pattern. If a 
young couple would put more money into their asset column 
early on, their later years would be easier. Their assets would 
have grown and would be available to help cover expenses. 
All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a 
home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.1.",0.0,asset,asset
3585,What do people pay for after they pay off their mortgage?,expenses,4.0,"•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage. All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a 
home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.1. Their assets would 
have grown and would be available to help cover expenses.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_61,"Rich Dad Poor Dad61
  So here is the argument I put forth. I really don’t expect most 
people to agree with it because your home is an emotional thing 
and when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial 
intelligence. I know from personal experience that money has a way 
of making every decision emotional.
•	When it comes to houses, most people work all their 
lives paying for a home they never own. In other words, 
most people buy a new house every few years, each time 
incurring a new 30-year loan to pay off the previous one.
•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage.
•	My wife’s parents were shocked when the property taxes 
on their home increased to $1,000 a month. This was 
after they had retired, so the increase put a strain on their 
retirement budget, and they felt forced to move.
•	Houses do not always go up in value. I have friends who 
owe a million dollars for a home that today would sell  
for far less.
•	The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities. 
If all your money is tied up in your house, you may be forced 
to work harder because your money continues blowing 
out of the expense column, instead of adding to the asset 
column—the classic middle-class cash-flow pattern. If a 
young couple would put more money into their asset column 
early on, their later years would be easier. Their assets would 
have grown and would be available to help cover expenses. 
All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a 
home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.1.",0.0,after-tax dollars,after-tax dollars
3586,How much do people pay for their expenses after tax?,dollars,5.0,"•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage. I have friends who 
owe a million dollars for a home that today would sell  
for far less.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_61,"Rich Dad Poor Dad61
  So here is the argument I put forth. I really don’t expect most 
people to agree with it because your home is an emotional thing 
and when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial 
intelligence. I know from personal experience that money has a way 
of making every decision emotional.
•	When it comes to houses, most people work all their 
lives paying for a home they never own. In other words, 
most people buy a new house every few years, each time 
incurring a new 30-year loan to pay off the previous one.
•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage.
•	My wife’s parents were shocked when the property taxes 
on their home increased to $1,000 a month. This was 
after they had retired, so the increase put a strain on their 
retirement budget, and they felt forced to move.
•	Houses do not always go up in value. I have friends who 
owe a million dollars for a home that today would sell  
for far less.
•	The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities. 
If all your money is tied up in your house, you may be forced 
to work harder because your money continues blowing 
out of the expense column, instead of adding to the asset 
column—the classic middle-class cash-flow pattern. If a 
young couple would put more money into their asset column 
early on, their later years would be easier. Their assets would 
have grown and would be available to help cover expenses. 
All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a 
home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.1.",0.0,after-tax dollars,after-tax dollars
3587,What is the most important thing in life?,money,6.0,"If all your money is tied up in your house, you may be forced 
to work harder because your money continues blowing 
out of the expense column, instead of adding to the asset 
column—the classic middle-class cash-flow pattern. If all your money is tied up in your house, you may be forced 
to work harder because your money continues blowing 
out of the expense column, instead of adding to the asset 
column—the classic middle-class cash-flow pattern. I really don’t expect most 
people to agree with it because your home is an emotional thing 
and when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial 
intelligence.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_61,"Rich Dad Poor Dad61
  So here is the argument I put forth. I really don’t expect most 
people to agree with it because your home is an emotional thing 
and when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial 
intelligence. I know from personal experience that money has a way 
of making every decision emotional.
•	When it comes to houses, most people work all their 
lives paying for a home they never own. In other words, 
most people buy a new house every few years, each time 
incurring a new 30-year loan to pay off the previous one.
•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage.
•	My wife’s parents were shocked when the property taxes 
on their home increased to $1,000 a month. This was 
after they had retired, so the increase put a strain on their 
retirement budget, and they felt forced to move.
•	Houses do not always go up in value. I have friends who 
owe a million dollars for a home that today would sell  
for far less.
•	The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities. 
If all your money is tied up in your house, you may be forced 
to work harder because your money continues blowing 
out of the expense column, instead of adding to the asset 
column—the classic middle-class cash-flow pattern. If a 
young couple would put more money into their asset column 
early on, their later years would be easier. Their assets would 
have grown and would be available to help cover expenses. 
All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a 
home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.1.",0.0,money,money
3588,Who gets a tax deduction for interest on mortgage payments?,people,7.0,"•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage. I really don’t expect most 
people to agree with it because your home is an emotional thing 
and when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial 
intelligence. In other words, 
most people buy a new house every few years, each time 
incurring a new 30-year loan to pay off the previous one.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_61,"Rich Dad Poor Dad61
  So here is the argument I put forth. I really don’t expect most 
people to agree with it because your home is an emotional thing 
and when it comes to money, high emotions tend to lower financial 
intelligence. I know from personal experience that money has a way 
of making every decision emotional.
•	When it comes to houses, most people work all their 
lives paying for a home they never own. In other words, 
most people buy a new house every few years, each time 
incurring a new 30-year loan to pay off the previous one.
•	Even though people receive a tax deduction for interest  
on mortgage payments, they pay for all their other 
expenses with after-tax dollars, even after they pay off 
their mortgage.
•	My wife’s parents were shocked when the property taxes 
on their home increased to $1,000 a month. This was 
after they had retired, so the increase put a strain on their 
retirement budget, and they felt forced to move.
•	Houses do not always go up in value. I have friends who 
owe a million dollars for a home that today would sell  
for far less.
•	The greatest losses of all are those from missed opportunities. 
If all your money is tied up in your house, you may be forced 
to work harder because your money continues blowing 
out of the expense column, instead of adding to the asset 
column—the classic middle-class cash-flow pattern. If a 
young couple would put more money into their asset column 
early on, their later years would be easier. Their assets would 
have grown and would be available to help cover expenses. 
All too often, a house only serves as a vehicle for incurring a 
home-equity loan to pay for mounting expenses.1.",0.0,people,people
3589,What should I start instead of owning a house?,investment portfolio,1.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 262
In summary, the end result in making a decision to own a house 
that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts 
an individual in at least the following three ways:
1.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_62,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 262
In summary, the end result in making a decision to own a house 
that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts 
an individual in at least the following three ways:
1. Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown 
in value.
2. Loss of additional capital, which could have been invested 
instead of paying for high-maintenancestatement.",0.0,investment portfolio,investment portfolio
3590,Why is it important to own a house that is too expensive?,lieu,2.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 262
In summary, the end result in making a decision to own a house 
that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts 
an individual in at least the following three ways:
1.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_62,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 262
In summary, the end result in making a decision to own a house 
that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts 
an individual in at least the following three ways:
1. Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown 
in value.
2. Loss of additional capital, which could have been invested 
instead of paying for high-maintenancestatement.",0.0,in lieu of starting an investment portfolio,in lieu of starting an investment portfolio
3591,What assets could have grown in value during the loss of time?,assets,3.0,"Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown 
in value.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_62,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 262
In summary, the end result in making a decision to own a house 
that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts 
an individual in at least the following three ways:
1. Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown 
in value.
2. Loss of additional capital, which could have been invested 
instead of paying for high-maintenancestatement.",0.0,other assets,other assets
3592,What is the end result of owning a house that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio?,summary,4.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 262
In summary, the end result in making a decision to own a house 
that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts 
an individual in at least the following three ways:
1.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_62,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 262
In summary, the end result in making a decision to own a house 
that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts 
an individual in at least the following three ways:
1. Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown 
in value.
2. Loss of additional capital, which could have been invested 
instead of paying for high-maintenancestatement.",0.0,Loss of time,Loss of time
3593,What is the end result of owning a house that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio?,decision,5.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 262
In summary, the end result in making a decision to own a house 
that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts 
an individual in at least the following three ways:
1.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_62,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 262
In summary, the end result in making a decision to own a house 
that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts 
an individual in at least the following three ways:
1. Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown 
in value.
2. Loss of additional capital, which could have been invested 
instead of paying for high-maintenancestatement.",0.0,Loss of time,Loss of time
3594,What value did other assets lose during the loss of time?,value,6.0,"Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown 
in value.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_62,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 262
In summary, the end result in making a decision to own a house 
that is too expensive in lieu of starting an investment portfolio impacts 
an individual in at least the following three ways:
1. Loss of time, during which other assets could have grown 
in value.
2. Loss of additional capital, which could have been invested 
instead of paying for high-maintenancestatement.",0.0,"
in value","
in value"
3595,What is my dad's biggest asset?,liabilities,1.0,"My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities. It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_63,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. It is worth a thousand words. It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets. 
My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities.
Poor Dad’s Financial Statement Richget richer.",0.0,liabilities,liabilities
3596,Who is the rich dad?,dad,2.0,"My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities. Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_63,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. It is worth a thousand words. It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets. 
My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities.
Poor Dad’s Financial Statement Richget richer.",0.0,"
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities","
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities"
3597,What is the income statement of my poor dad?,diagram,3.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_63,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. It is worth a thousand words. It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets. 
My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities.
Poor Dad’s Financial Statement Richget richer.",0.0,"
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets","
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets"
3598,What is the difference between his income and his liabilities?,expenses,4.0,"It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_63,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. It is worth a thousand words. It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets. 
My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities.
Poor Dad’s Financial Statement Richget richer.",0.0,larger than his assets,larger than his assets
3599,What is the same as his expenses?,income,5.0,"It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets. Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_63,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. It is worth a thousand words. It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets. 
My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities.
Poor Dad’s Financial Statement Richget richer.",0.0,income,income
3600,What is my rich dad's personal financial statement on the right?,statement,6.0,"My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities. Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. Poor Dad’s Financial Statement Richget richer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_63,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. It is worth a thousand words. It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets. 
My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities.
Poor Dad’s Financial Statement Richget richer.",0.0,a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities,a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities
3601,What is worth a thousand words?,words,7.0,It is worth a thousand words.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_63,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. It is worth a thousand words. It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets. 
My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities.
Poor Dad’s Financial Statement Richget richer.",0.0,"income 
statement","income 
statement"
3602,On what side of the diagram is my poor dad's income statement?,left,8.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_63,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. It is worth a thousand words. It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets. 
My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities.
Poor Dad’s Financial Statement Richget richer.",0.0,left,left
3603,What is my rich dad's personal financial statement on?,right,9.0,"My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_63,"Rich Dad Poor Dad63
The following diagram on the left shows my poor dad’s income 
statement. It is worth a thousand words. It shows that his income and 
expenses are equal while his liabilities are larger than his assets. 
My rich dad’s personal financial statement on the right reflects the 
results of a life dedicated to investing and minimizing liabilities.
Poor Dad’s Financial Statement Richget richer.",0.0,right,right
3604,Chapter T wo: Lesson 264 Why the rich get richer A review of my rich dad's financial statement shows why the rich get richer,dad,1.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 264
Why the Rich Get Richer
A review of my rich dad’s financial statement shows why the rich 
get richer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_64,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 264
Why the Rich Get Richer
A review of my rich dad’s financial statement shows why the rich 
get richer. The asset column generates more than enough income to 
cover expenses, with the balance reinvested into the asset column. The 
asset column continues to grow and, therefore, the income it produces 
grows with it. The result is that the rich get richer!
AssetsIncomeINCOME STATEMENT
BALANCE SHEETExpenses
LiabilitiesThe middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.",0.0,The asset column,The asset column
3605,What is the reason why the rich get richer?,review,2.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 264
Why the Rich Get Richer
A review of my rich dad’s financial statement shows why the rich 
get richer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_64,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 264
Why the Rich Get Richer
A review of my rich dad’s financial statement shows why the rich 
get richer. The asset column generates more than enough income to 
cover expenses, with the balance reinvested into the asset column. The 
asset column continues to grow and, therefore, the income it produces 
grows with it. The result is that the rich get richer!
AssetsIncomeINCOME STATEMENT
BALANCE SHEETExpenses
LiabilitiesThe middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.",0.0,"The asset column generates more than enough income to 
cover expenses","The asset column generates more than enough income to 
cover expenses"
3606,What is reinvested into the asset column?,balance,3.0,"AssetsIncomeINCOME STATEMENT
BALANCE SHEETExpenses
LiabilitiesThe middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle. The asset column generates more than enough income to 
cover expenses, with the balance reinvested into the asset column.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_64,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 264
Why the Rich Get Richer
A review of my rich dad’s financial statement shows why the rich 
get richer. The asset column generates more than enough income to 
cover expenses, with the balance reinvested into the asset column. The 
asset column continues to grow and, therefore, the income it produces 
grows with it. The result is that the rich get richer!
AssetsIncomeINCOME STATEMENT
BALANCE SHEETExpenses
LiabilitiesThe middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.",0.0,"income to 
cover expenses","income to 
cover expenses"
3607,What does the asset column generate to cover expenses?,income,4.0,"The asset column generates more than enough income to 
cover expenses, with the balance reinvested into the asset column. The 
asset column continues to grow and, therefore, the income it produces 
grows with it.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_64,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 264
Why the Rich Get Richer
A review of my rich dad’s financial statement shows why the rich 
get richer. The asset column generates more than enough income to 
cover expenses, with the balance reinvested into the asset column. The 
asset column continues to grow and, therefore, the income it produces 
grows with it. The result is that the rich get richer!
AssetsIncomeINCOME STATEMENT
BALANCE SHEETExpenses
LiabilitiesThe middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.",0.0,more than enough income,more than enough income
3608,What is the most important financial statement of a rich dad?,statement,5.0,"AssetsIncomeINCOME STATEMENT
BALANCE SHEETExpenses
LiabilitiesThe middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle. Chapter T wo: Lesson 264
Why the Rich Get Richer
A review of my rich dad’s financial statement shows why the rich 
get richer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_64,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 264
Why the Rich Get Richer
A review of my rich dad’s financial statement shows why the rich 
get richer. The asset column generates more than enough income to 
cover expenses, with the balance reinvested into the asset column. The 
asset column continues to grow and, therefore, the income it produces 
grows with it. The result is that the rich get richer!
AssetsIncomeINCOME STATEMENT
BALANCE SHEETExpenses
LiabilitiesThe middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.",0.0,The asset column,The asset column
3609,What is the middle class?,class,6.0,"AssetsIncomeINCOME STATEMENT
BALANCE SHEETExpenses
LiabilitiesThe middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_64,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 264
Why the Rich Get Richer
A review of my rich dad’s financial statement shows why the rich 
get richer. The asset column generates more than enough income to 
cover expenses, with the balance reinvested into the asset column. The 
asset column continues to grow and, therefore, the income it produces 
grows with it. The result is that the rich get richer!
AssetsIncomeINCOME STATEMENT
BALANCE SHEETExpenses
LiabilitiesThe middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle.",0.0,financial struggle,financial struggle
3610,What is the home of today's debt-ridden society?,foundation,1.0,"Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their 
salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home 
as their primary asset, instead of investing inmore, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_65,"Rich Dad Poor Dad65
Why the Middle Class Struggle
The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle. 
Their primary income is through their salary. As their wages increase, 
so do their taxes. Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their 
salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home 
as their primary asset, instead of investing inmore, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society.",0.0,their home,their home
3611,What is the primary income of the people in today's debt-ridden society?,salary,2.0,"Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their 
salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home 
as their primary asset, instead of investing inmore, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society. Their primary income is through their salary.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_65,"Rich Dad Poor Dad65
Why the Middle Class Struggle
The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle. 
Their primary income is through their salary. As their wages increase, 
so do their taxes. Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their 
salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home 
as their primary asset, instead of investing inmore, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society.",0.0,their salary,their salary
3612,What increases as wages increase?,wages,3.0,"As their wages increase, 
so do their taxes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_65,"Rich Dad Poor Dad65
Why the Middle Class Struggle
The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle. 
Their primary income is through their salary. As their wages increase, 
so do their taxes. Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their 
salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home 
as their primary asset, instead of investing inmore, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society.",0.0,taxes,taxes
3613,What do people tend to increase in proportion to their salary increase?,expenses,4.0,"Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their 
salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home 
as their primary asset, instead of investing inmore, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_65,"Rich Dad Poor Dad65
Why the Middle Class Struggle
The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle. 
Their primary income is through their salary. As their wages increase, 
so do their taxes. Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their 
salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home 
as their primary asset, instead of investing inmore, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society.",0.0,expenses,expenses
3614,What is the primary income of a person?,income,5.0,Their primary income is through their salary.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_65,"Rich Dad Poor Dad65
Why the Middle Class Struggle
The middle class finds itself in a constant state of financial struggle. 
Their primary income is through their salary. As their wages increase, 
so do their taxes. Their expenses tend to increase in proportion to their 
salary increase: hence, the phrase “the Rat Race.” They treat their home 
as their primary asset, instead of investing inmore, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society.",0.0,their salary,their salary
3615,What is the philosophy that means you can buy a larger home or spend more?,pay raise,1.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_66,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society. Increased 
spending throws families into greater debt and into more financial 
uncertainty, even though they may be advancing in their jobs and 
receiving raises on a regular basis. This is high-risk living caused by 
weak financial education.
The massive loss of jobs in recent times proves how shaky the 
middle class really is financially. Company pension plans are being 
replaced by 401(k) plans. Social Security is obviously in trouble and 
can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement. Panic has set in for  
the middle class. 
Today, mutual funds are popular because they supposedly 
represent safety. Average mutual-fund buyers are too busy working to 
pay taxes and mortgages, save for their children’s college, and pay off 
credit cards. They do not have time to study investing, so they rely 
on the expertise of the manager of a mutual fund. Also, because the 
mutual fund includes many different types of investments, they feel 
their money is safer because it is “diversified.” This educated middle 
class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and 
financial planners: “Play it safe. Avoid risk.”
The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what 
creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have 
to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their 
balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities 
and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source 
of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent 
on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, 
these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so 
hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.
As I said at the start of this section, the most important rule 
is to know the difference between an asset and a liability. Once 
you understand the difference, concentrate your efforts on buying 
income-generating assets. That’s the best way to get started on a path to becoming rich.",0.0,a pay raise,a pay raise
3616,What are loaded with liabilities and have no real assets that generate income?,assets,2.0,"Once 
you understand the difference, concentrate your efforts on buying 
income-generating assets. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities 
and have no real assets that generate income.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_66,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society. Increased 
spending throws families into greater debt and into more financial 
uncertainty, even though they may be advancing in their jobs and 
receiving raises on a regular basis. This is high-risk living caused by 
weak financial education.
The massive loss of jobs in recent times proves how shaky the 
middle class really is financially. Company pension plans are being 
replaced by 401(k) plans. Social Security is obviously in trouble and 
can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement. Panic has set in for  
the middle class. 
Today, mutual funds are popular because they supposedly 
represent safety. Average mutual-fund buyers are too busy working to 
pay taxes and mortgages, save for their children’s college, and pay off 
credit cards. They do not have time to study investing, so they rely 
on the expertise of the manager of a mutual fund. Also, because the 
mutual fund includes many different types of investments, they feel 
their money is safer because it is “diversified.” This educated middle 
class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and 
financial planners: “Play it safe. Avoid risk.”
The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what 
creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have 
to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their 
balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities 
and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source 
of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent 
on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, 
these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so 
hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.
As I said at the start of this section, the most important rule 
is to know the difference between an asset and a liability. Once 
you understand the difference, concentrate your efforts on buying 
income-generating assets. That’s the best way to get started on a path to becoming rich.",0.0,middle-class people,middle-class people
3617,Chapter T wo: Lesson 266 Treating your home as what is the foundation of today's debt-ridden society?,investment,3.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_66,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society. Increased 
spending throws families into greater debt and into more financial 
uncertainty, even though they may be advancing in their jobs and 
receiving raises on a regular basis. This is high-risk living caused by 
weak financial education.
The massive loss of jobs in recent times proves how shaky the 
middle class really is financially. Company pension plans are being 
replaced by 401(k) plans. Social Security is obviously in trouble and 
can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement. Panic has set in for  
the middle class. 
Today, mutual funds are popular because they supposedly 
represent safety. Average mutual-fund buyers are too busy working to 
pay taxes and mortgages, save for their children’s college, and pay off 
credit cards. They do not have time to study investing, so they rely 
on the expertise of the manager of a mutual fund. Also, because the 
mutual fund includes many different types of investments, they feel 
their money is safer because it is “diversified.” This educated middle 
class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and 
financial planners: “Play it safe. Avoid risk.”
The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what 
creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have 
to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their 
balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities 
and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source 
of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent 
on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, 
these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so 
hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.
As I said at the start of this section, the most important rule 
is to know the difference between an asset and a liability. Once 
you understand the difference, concentrate your efforts on buying 
income-generating assets. That’s the best way to get started on a path to becoming rich.",0.0,an investment,an investment
3618,What has been lost in recent times that shows how shaky the middle class is financially?,jobs,4.0,"Increased 
spending throws families into greater debt and into more financial 
uncertainty, even though they may be advancing in their jobs and 
receiving raises on a regular basis. The massive loss of jobs in recent times proves how shaky the 
middle class really is financially.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_66,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society. Increased 
spending throws families into greater debt and into more financial 
uncertainty, even though they may be advancing in their jobs and 
receiving raises on a regular basis. This is high-risk living caused by 
weak financial education.
The massive loss of jobs in recent times proves how shaky the 
middle class really is financially. Company pension plans are being 
replaced by 401(k) plans. Social Security is obviously in trouble and 
can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement. Panic has set in for  
the middle class. 
Today, mutual funds are popular because they supposedly 
represent safety. Average mutual-fund buyers are too busy working to 
pay taxes and mortgages, save for their children’s college, and pay off 
credit cards. They do not have time to study investing, so they rely 
on the expertise of the manager of a mutual fund. Also, because the 
mutual fund includes many different types of investments, they feel 
their money is safer because it is “diversified.” This educated middle 
class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and 
financial planners: “Play it safe. Avoid risk.”
The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what 
creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have 
to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their 
balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities 
and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source 
of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent 
on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, 
these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so 
hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.
As I said at the start of this section, the most important rule 
is to know the difference between an asset and a liability. Once 
you understand the difference, concentrate your efforts on buying 
income-generating assets. That’s the best way to get started on a path to becoming rich.",0.0,jobs,jobs
3619,What are mutual funds?,funds,5.0,"Today, mutual funds are popular because they supposedly 
represent safety.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_66,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society. Increased 
spending throws families into greater debt and into more financial 
uncertainty, even though they may be advancing in their jobs and 
receiving raises on a regular basis. This is high-risk living caused by 
weak financial education.
The massive loss of jobs in recent times proves how shaky the 
middle class really is financially. Company pension plans are being 
replaced by 401(k) plans. Social Security is obviously in trouble and 
can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement. Panic has set in for  
the middle class. 
Today, mutual funds are popular because they supposedly 
represent safety. Average mutual-fund buyers are too busy working to 
pay taxes and mortgages, save for their children’s college, and pay off 
credit cards. They do not have time to study investing, so they rely 
on the expertise of the manager of a mutual fund. Also, because the 
mutual fund includes many different types of investments, they feel 
their money is safer because it is “diversified.” This educated middle 
class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and 
financial planners: “Play it safe. Avoid risk.”
The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what 
creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have 
to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their 
balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities 
and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source 
of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent 
on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, 
these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so 
hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.
As I said at the start of this section, the most important rule 
is to know the difference between an asset and a liability. Once 
you understand the difference, concentrate your efforts on buying 
income-generating assets. That’s the best way to get started on a path to becoming rich.",0.0,safety,safety
3620,What is Social Security?,source,6.0,"Social Security is obviously in trouble and 
can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement. Typically, their only source 
of income is their paycheck.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_66,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society. Increased 
spending throws families into greater debt and into more financial 
uncertainty, even though they may be advancing in their jobs and 
receiving raises on a regular basis. This is high-risk living caused by 
weak financial education.
The massive loss of jobs in recent times proves how shaky the 
middle class really is financially. Company pension plans are being 
replaced by 401(k) plans. Social Security is obviously in trouble and 
can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement. Panic has set in for  
the middle class. 
Today, mutual funds are popular because they supposedly 
represent safety. Average mutual-fund buyers are too busy working to 
pay taxes and mortgages, save for their children’s college, and pay off 
credit cards. They do not have time to study investing, so they rely 
on the expertise of the manager of a mutual fund. Also, because the 
mutual fund includes many different types of investments, they feel 
their money is safer because it is “diversified.” This educated middle 
class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and 
financial planners: “Play it safe. Avoid risk.”
The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what 
creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have 
to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their 
balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities 
and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source 
of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent 
on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, 
these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so 
hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.
As I said at the start of this section, the most important rule 
is to know the difference between an asset and a liability. Once 
you understand the difference, concentrate your efforts on buying 
income-generating assets. That’s the best way to get started on a path to becoming rich.",0.0,Social Security is obviously in trouble,Social Security is obviously in trouble
3621,What is the most shaky class in the world?,class,7.0,"Also, because the 
mutual fund includes many different types of investments, they feel 
their money is safer because it is “diversified.” This educated middle 
class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and 
financial planners: “Play it safe. Avoid risk.”
The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what 
creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The massive loss of jobs in recent times proves how shaky the 
middle class really is financially.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_66,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society. Increased 
spending throws families into greater debt and into more financial 
uncertainty, even though they may be advancing in their jobs and 
receiving raises on a regular basis. This is high-risk living caused by 
weak financial education.
The massive loss of jobs in recent times proves how shaky the 
middle class really is financially. Company pension plans are being 
replaced by 401(k) plans. Social Security is obviously in trouble and 
can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement. Panic has set in for  
the middle class. 
Today, mutual funds are popular because they supposedly 
represent safety. Average mutual-fund buyers are too busy working to 
pay taxes and mortgages, save for their children’s college, and pay off 
credit cards. They do not have time to study investing, so they rely 
on the expertise of the manager of a mutual fund. Also, because the 
mutual fund includes many different types of investments, they feel 
their money is safer because it is “diversified.” This educated middle 
class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and 
financial planners: “Play it safe. Avoid risk.”
The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what 
creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have 
to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their 
balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities 
and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source 
of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent 
on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, 
these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so 
hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.
As I said at the start of this section, the most important rule 
is to know the difference between an asset and a liability. Once 
you understand the difference, concentrate your efforts on buying 
income-generating assets. That’s the best way to get started on a path to becoming rich.",0.0,middle class,middle class
3622,What is the foundation of today's debt-ridden society?,today,8.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society. Today, mutual funds are popular because they supposedly 
represent safety.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_66,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 266
This pattern of treating your home as an investment, and the 
philosophy that a pay raise means you can buy a larger home or spend 
more, is the foundation of today’s debt-ridden society. Increased 
spending throws families into greater debt and into more financial 
uncertainty, even though they may be advancing in their jobs and 
receiving raises on a regular basis. This is high-risk living caused by 
weak financial education.
The massive loss of jobs in recent times proves how shaky the 
middle class really is financially. Company pension plans are being 
replaced by 401(k) plans. Social Security is obviously in trouble and 
can’t be relied upon as a source for retirement. Panic has set in for  
the middle class. 
Today, mutual funds are popular because they supposedly 
represent safety. Average mutual-fund buyers are too busy working to 
pay taxes and mortgages, save for their children’s college, and pay off 
credit cards. They do not have time to study investing, so they rely 
on the expertise of the manager of a mutual fund. Also, because the 
mutual fund includes many different types of investments, they feel 
their money is safer because it is “diversified.” This educated middle 
class subscribes to the dogma put out by mutual-fund brokers and 
financial planners: “Play it safe. Avoid risk.”
The real tragedy is that the lack of early financial education is what 
creates the risk faced by average middle-class people. The reason they have 
to play it safe is because their financial positions are tenuous at best. Their 
balance sheets are not balanced. Instead, they are loaded with liabilities 
and have no real assets that generate income. Typically, their only source 
of income is their paycheck. Their livelihood becomes entirely dependent 
on their employer. So when genuine “deals of a lifetime” come along, 
these people can’t take advantage of them because they are working so 
hard, are taxed to the max, and are loaded with debt.
As I said at the start of this section, the most important rule 
is to know the difference between an asset and a liability. Once 
you understand the difference, concentrate your efforts on buying 
income-generating assets. That’s the best way to get started on a path to becoming rich.",0.0,This pattern of treating your home as an investment,This pattern of treating your home as an investment
3623,What is the most important asset column to keep down?,liabilities,1.0,"Keep liabilities and expenses down so more money is available to 
continue pouring into the asset column.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_67,"Rich Dad Poor Dad67
to becoming rich. Keep doing that, and your asset column will grow. 
Keep liabilities and expenses down so more money is available to 
continue pouring into the asset column. Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate. 
If you do what the masses do, you get1.",0.0,liabilities and expenses,liabilities and expenses
3624,What investments are too risky for the financial literate?,investments,2.0,"Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate. Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate. Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_67,"Rich Dad Poor Dad67
to becoming rich. Keep doing that, and your asset column will grow. 
Keep liabilities and expenses down so more money is available to 
continue pouring into the asset column. Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate. 
If you do what the masses do, you get1.",0.0,"$5,000 investments","$5,000 investments"
3625,Keep liabilities and what else down so more money can be used to continue pouring into the asset column?,expenses,3.0,"Keep liabilities and expenses down so more money is available to 
continue pouring into the asset column.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_67,"Rich Dad Poor Dad67
to becoming rich. Keep doing that, and your asset column will grow. 
Keep liabilities and expenses down so more money is available to 
continue pouring into the asset column. Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate. 
If you do what the masses do, you get1.",0.0,expenses,expenses
3626,What class of people call investments that are too risky?,class,4.0,"Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_67,"Rich Dad Poor Dad67
to becoming rich. Keep doing that, and your asset column will grow. 
Keep liabilities and expenses down so more money is available to 
continue pouring into the asset column. Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate. 
If you do what the masses do, you get1.",0.0,middle class,middle class
3627,What is available to continue pouring into the asset column?,money,5.0,"Keep liabilities and expenses down so more money is available to 
continue pouring into the asset column.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_67,"Rich Dad Poor Dad67
to becoming rich. Keep doing that, and your asset column will grow. 
Keep liabilities and expenses down so more money is available to 
continue pouring into the asset column. Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate. 
If you do what the masses do, you get1.",0.0,money,money
3628,What is the return of speculative investments?,100 percent,6.0,"Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_67,"Rich Dad Poor Dad67
to becoming rich. Keep doing that, and your asset column will grow. 
Keep liabilities and expenses down so more money is available to 
continue pouring into the asset column. Soon the asset base will be 
so deep that you can afford to look at more speculative investments: 
investments that may have returns of 100 percent to infinity; 
$5,000 investments that are soon turned into $1 million or more; 
investments that the middle class calls “too risky.” The investment is 
not risky for the financially literate. 
If you do what the masses do, you get1.",0.0,100 percent to infinity,100 percent to infinity
3629,What is the most important thing that employees make rich?,business owner,1.0,"Employees make their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_68,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 268
As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts 
are generally as follows:
1. You work for the company.   
Employees make their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help 
provide for the owner’s success and retirement.
2. You work for the government.  
The government takes its share from your paycheck before 
you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the 
amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people 
work from January to May just for the government.
3. You work for the bank.  
After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your 
mortgage and credit-card debt.
The problem with simply working harder is that each of these 
three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to 
learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family 
directly.
Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own 
business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger 
paycheck—how do you set your goals? Most people must keep their 
job and rely on their wages to fund their acquisition of assets. 
As their assets grow, how do they measure the extent of their 
success? When does someone know that they are rich, that they  
have wealth?
As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth. Actually, I borrowed it from 
a man named R. Buckminster Fuller. Some call him a quack, and 
others call him a genius. Years ago he got architects buzzing because  
he applied for a patent for something called a geodesic dome. But in 
the application, Fuller also said something about wealth. a truly accurate measurement.",0.0,"their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves","their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves"
3630,"I have my own wealth and assets, what are they?",definitions,2.0,"As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_68,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 268
As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts 
are generally as follows:
1. You work for the company.   
Employees make their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help 
provide for the owner’s success and retirement.
2. You work for the government.  
The government takes its share from your paycheck before 
you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the 
amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people 
work from January to May just for the government.
3. You work for the bank.  
After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your 
mortgage and credit-card debt.
The problem with simply working harder is that each of these 
three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to 
learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family 
directly.
Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own 
business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger 
paycheck—how do you set your goals? Most people must keep their 
job and rely on their wages to fund their acquisition of assets. 
As their assets grow, how do they measure the extent of their 
success? When does someone know that they are rich, that they  
have wealth?
As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth. Actually, I borrowed it from 
a man named R. Buckminster Fuller. Some call him a quack, and 
others call him a genius. Years ago he got architects buzzing because  
he applied for a patent for something called a geodesic dome. But in 
the application, Fuller also said something about wealth. a truly accurate measurement.",0.0,liabilities,liabilities
3631,What do most people need to keep their job and rely on their wages to fund their acquisition of?,assets,3.0,"Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own 
business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger 
paycheck—how do you set your goals? As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth. Most people must keep their 
job and rely on their wages to fund their acquisition of assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_68,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 268
As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts 
are generally as follows:
1. You work for the company.   
Employees make their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help 
provide for the owner’s success and retirement.
2. You work for the government.  
The government takes its share from your paycheck before 
you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the 
amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people 
work from January to May just for the government.
3. You work for the bank.  
After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your 
mortgage and credit-card debt.
The problem with simply working harder is that each of these 
three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to 
learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family 
directly.
Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own 
business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger 
paycheck—how do you set your goals? Most people must keep their 
job and rely on their wages to fund their acquisition of assets. 
As their assets grow, how do they measure the extent of their 
success? When does someone know that they are rich, that they  
have wealth?
As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth. Actually, I borrowed it from 
a man named R. Buckminster Fuller. Some call him a quack, and 
others call him a genius. Years ago he got architects buzzing because  
he applied for a patent for something called a geodesic dome. But in 
the application, Fuller also said something about wealth. a truly accurate measurement.",0.0,assets,assets
3632,What does Fuller say about wealth?,wealth,4.0,"As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth. When does someone know that they are rich, that they  
have wealth? But in 
the application, Fuller also said something about wealth.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_68,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 268
As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts 
are generally as follows:
1. You work for the company.   
Employees make their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help 
provide for the owner’s success and retirement.
2. You work for the government.  
The government takes its share from your paycheck before 
you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the 
amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people 
work from January to May just for the government.
3. You work for the bank.  
After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your 
mortgage and credit-card debt.
The problem with simply working harder is that each of these 
three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to 
learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family 
directly.
Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own 
business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger 
paycheck—how do you set your goals? Most people must keep their 
job and rely on their wages to fund their acquisition of assets. 
As their assets grow, how do they measure the extent of their 
success? When does someone know that they are rich, that they  
have wealth?
As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth. Actually, I borrowed it from 
a man named R. Buckminster Fuller. Some call him a quack, and 
others call him a genius. Years ago he got architects buzzing because  
he applied for a patent for something called a geodesic dome. But in 
the application, Fuller also said something about wealth. a truly accurate measurement.",0.0,a truly accurate measurement,a truly accurate measurement
3633,What is the job title of a homeowner?,employee,5.0,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 268
As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts 
are generally as follows:
1.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_68,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 268
As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts 
are generally as follows:
1. You work for the company.   
Employees make their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help 
provide for the owner’s success and retirement.
2. You work for the government.  
The government takes its share from your paycheck before 
you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the 
amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people 
work from January to May just for the government.
3. You work for the bank.  
After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your 
mortgage and credit-card debt.
The problem with simply working harder is that each of these 
three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to 
learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family 
directly.
Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own 
business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger 
paycheck—how do you set your goals? Most people must keep their 
job and rely on their wages to fund their acquisition of assets. 
As their assets grow, how do they measure the extent of their 
success? When does someone know that they are rich, that they  
have wealth?
As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth. Actually, I borrowed it from 
a man named R. Buckminster Fuller. Some call him a quack, and 
others call him a genius. Years ago he got architects buzzing because  
he applied for a patent for something called a geodesic dome. But in 
the application, Fuller also said something about wealth. a truly accurate measurement.",0.0,employee,employee
3634,What is the best way to measure the extent of an owner's success?,success,6.0,"Your efforts and success will help 
provide for the owner’s success and retirement. Your efforts and success will help 
provide for the owner’s success and retirement. As their assets grow, how do they measure the extent of their 
success?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_68,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 268
As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts 
are generally as follows:
1. You work for the company.   
Employees make their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help 
provide for the owner’s success and retirement.
2. You work for the government.  
The government takes its share from your paycheck before 
you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the 
amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people 
work from January to May just for the government.
3. You work for the bank.  
After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your 
mortgage and credit-card debt.
The problem with simply working harder is that each of these 
three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to 
learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family 
directly.
Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own 
business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger 
paycheck—how do you set your goals? Most people must keep their 
job and rely on their wages to fund their acquisition of assets. 
As their assets grow, how do they measure the extent of their 
success? When does someone know that they are rich, that they  
have wealth?
As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth. Actually, I borrowed it from 
a man named R. Buckminster Fuller. Some call him a quack, and 
others call him a genius. Years ago he got architects buzzing because  
he applied for a patent for something called a geodesic dome. But in 
the application, Fuller also said something about wealth. a truly accurate measurement.",0.0,As their assets grow,As their assets grow
3635,What does the government take from your paycheck before you even see it?,share,7.0,"The problem with simply working harder is that each of these 
three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. The government takes its share from your paycheck before 
you even see it.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_68,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 268
As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts 
are generally as follows:
1. You work for the company.   
Employees make their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help 
provide for the owner’s success and retirement.
2. You work for the government.  
The government takes its share from your paycheck before 
you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the 
amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people 
work from January to May just for the government.
3. You work for the bank.  
After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your 
mortgage and credit-card debt.
The problem with simply working harder is that each of these 
three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to 
learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family 
directly.
Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own 
business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger 
paycheck—how do you set your goals? Most people must keep their 
job and rely on their wages to fund their acquisition of assets. 
As their assets grow, how do they measure the extent of their 
success? When does someone know that they are rich, that they  
have wealth?
As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth. Actually, I borrowed it from 
a man named R. Buckminster Fuller. Some call him a quack, and 
others call him a genius. Years ago he got architects buzzing because  
he applied for a patent for something called a geodesic dome. But in 
the application, Fuller also said something about wealth. a truly accurate measurement.",0.0,its share,its share
3636,What takes its share of your paycheck before you even see it?,government,8.0,"By working harder, you simply increase the 
amount of taxes taken by the government. The government takes its share from your paycheck before 
you even see it. Most people 
work from January to May just for the government.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_68,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 268
As an employee who is also a homeowner, your working efforts 
are generally as follows:
1. You work for the company.   
Employees make their business owner or the shareholders 
rich, not themselves. Your efforts and success will help 
provide for the owner’s success and retirement.
2. You work for the government.  
The government takes its share from your paycheck before 
you even see it. By working harder, you simply increase the 
amount of taxes taken by the government. Most people 
work from January to May just for the government.
3. You work for the bank.  
After taxes, your next largest expense is usually your 
mortgage and credit-card debt.
The problem with simply working harder is that each of these 
three levels takes a greater share of your increased efforts. You need to 
learn how to have your increased efforts benefit you and your family 
directly.
Once you have decided to concentrate on minding your own 
business—focusing your efforts on acquiring assets instead of a bigger 
paycheck—how do you set your goals? Most people must keep their 
job and rely on their wages to fund their acquisition of assets. 
As their assets grow, how do they measure the extent of their 
success? When does someone know that they are rich, that they  
have wealth?
As well as having my own definitions for assets and liabilities,  
I also have my own definition for wealth. Actually, I borrowed it from 
a man named R. Buckminster Fuller. Some call him a quack, and 
others call him a genius. Years ago he got architects buzzing because  
he applied for a patent for something called a geodesic dome. But in 
the application, Fuller also said something about wealth. a truly accurate measurement.",0.0,The government,The government
3637,"If I quit my job today, I would cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets. My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column. What is the first thing I need to increase to maintain this level of wealth?",cash flow,1.0,"If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my 
cash flow to maintain this level of wealth. If I quit my job today, I would be able to 
cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets. My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my 
assets reinvested into the asset column.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_69,"Rich Dad Poor Dad69
It was pretty confusing at first, but after reading it, it began to make 
some sense: 
Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days 
forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?
Unlike net worth—the difference between your assets and liabilities, 
which is often filled with a person’s expensive junk and opinions of what 
things are worth—this definition creates the possibility for developing 
a truly accurate measurement. I could now measure and know where I 
was in terms of my goal to become financially independent.
Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like 
stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how 
much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial 
survivability.
Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column 
compared with the expense column.
Let’s use an example. Let’s say I have cash flow from my asset 
column of $1,000 a month. And I have monthly expenses of $2,000. 
What is my wealth?
Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his 
definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day 
month, I have enough cash flow for half a month.
When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then  
I will be wealthy. 
So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income 
generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly 
expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my 
cash flow to maintain this level of wealth. Also note that it is at this 
point that I’m no longer dependent on my wages. I have focused on, 
and been successful in, building an asset column that has made me 
financially independent. If I quit my job today, I would be able to 
cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.
My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my 
assets reinvested into the asset column. The more money that goes 
into my asset column, the more my asset column grows. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows.",0.0,"my 
cash flow","my 
cash flow"
3638,What is the difference between your liabilities and your assets?,assets,2.0,"Unlike net worth—the difference between your assets and liabilities, 
which is often filled with a person’s expensive junk and opinions of what 
things are worth—this definition creates the possibility for developing 
a truly accurate measurement. Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like 
stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how 
much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial 
survivability. If I quit my job today, I would be able to 
cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_69,"Rich Dad Poor Dad69
It was pretty confusing at first, but after reading it, it began to make 
some sense: 
Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days 
forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?
Unlike net worth—the difference between your assets and liabilities, 
which is often filled with a person’s expensive junk and opinions of what 
things are worth—this definition creates the possibility for developing 
a truly accurate measurement. I could now measure and know where I 
was in terms of my goal to become financially independent.
Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like 
stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how 
much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial 
survivability.
Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column 
compared with the expense column.
Let’s use an example. Let’s say I have cash flow from my asset 
column of $1,000 a month. And I have monthly expenses of $2,000. 
What is my wealth?
Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his 
definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day 
month, I have enough cash flow for half a month.
When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then  
I will be wealthy. 
So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income 
generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly 
expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my 
cash flow to maintain this level of wealth. Also note that it is at this 
point that I’m no longer dependent on my wages. I have focused on, 
and been successful in, building an asset column that has made me 
financially independent. If I quit my job today, I would be able to 
cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.
My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my 
assets reinvested into the asset column. The more money that goes 
into my asset column, the more my asset column grows. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows.",0.0,net worth,net worth
3639,What is the ability of a person to survive so many days forward?,wealth,3.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad69
It was pretty confusing at first, but after reading it, it began to make 
some sense: 
Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days 
forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive? Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like 
stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how 
much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial 
survivability. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my 
cash flow to maintain this level of wealth.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_69,"Rich Dad Poor Dad69
It was pretty confusing at first, but after reading it, it began to make 
some sense: 
Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days 
forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?
Unlike net worth—the difference between your assets and liabilities, 
which is often filled with a person’s expensive junk and opinions of what 
things are worth—this definition creates the possibility for developing 
a truly accurate measurement. I could now measure and know where I 
was in terms of my goal to become financially independent.
Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like 
stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how 
much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial 
survivability.
Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column 
compared with the expense column.
Let’s use an example. Let’s say I have cash flow from my asset 
column of $1,000 a month. And I have monthly expenses of $2,000. 
What is my wealth?
Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his 
definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day 
month, I have enough cash flow for half a month.
When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then  
I will be wealthy. 
So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income 
generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly 
expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my 
cash flow to maintain this level of wealth. Also note that it is at this 
point that I’m no longer dependent on my wages. I have focused on, 
and been successful in, building an asset column that has made me 
financially independent. If I quit my job today, I would be able to 
cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.
My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my 
assets reinvested into the asset column. The more money that goes 
into my asset column, the more my asset column grows. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows.",0.0,Wealth,Wealth
3640,What is the difference between your assets and liabilities?,definition,4.0,"Unlike net worth—the difference between your assets and liabilities, 
which is often filled with a person’s expensive junk and opinions of what 
things are worth—this definition creates the possibility for developing 
a truly accurate measurement. Using his 
definition, how many days forward can I survive? Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_69,"Rich Dad Poor Dad69
It was pretty confusing at first, but after reading it, it began to make 
some sense: 
Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days 
forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?
Unlike net worth—the difference between your assets and liabilities, 
which is often filled with a person’s expensive junk and opinions of what 
things are worth—this definition creates the possibility for developing 
a truly accurate measurement. I could now measure and know where I 
was in terms of my goal to become financially independent.
Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like 
stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how 
much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial 
survivability.
Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column 
compared with the expense column.
Let’s use an example. Let’s say I have cash flow from my asset 
column of $1,000 a month. And I have monthly expenses of $2,000. 
What is my wealth?
Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his 
definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day 
month, I have enough cash flow for half a month.
When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then  
I will be wealthy. 
So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income 
generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly 
expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my 
cash flow to maintain this level of wealth. Also note that it is at this 
point that I’m no longer dependent on my wages. I have focused on, 
and been successful in, building an asset column that has made me 
financially independent. If I quit my job today, I would be able to 
cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.
My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my 
assets reinvested into the asset column. The more money that goes 
into my asset column, the more my asset column grows. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows.",0.0,net worth,net worth
3641,What does wealth measure?,money,5.0,"Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like 
stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how 
much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial 
survivability. Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like 
stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how 
much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial 
survivability. The more money that goes 
into my asset column, the more my asset column grows.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_69,"Rich Dad Poor Dad69
It was pretty confusing at first, but after reading it, it began to make 
some sense: 
Wealth is a person’s ability to survive so many number of days 
forward—or, if I stopped working today, how long could I survive?
Unlike net worth—the difference between your assets and liabilities, 
which is often filled with a person’s expensive junk and opinions of what 
things are worth—this definition creates the possibility for developing 
a truly accurate measurement. I could now measure and know where I 
was in terms of my goal to become financially independent.
Although net worth often includes non-cash-producing assets, like 
stuff you bought that now sits in your garage, wealth measures how 
much money your money is making and, therefore, your financial 
survivability.
Wealth is the measure of the cash flow from the asset column 
compared with the expense column.
Let’s use an example. Let’s say I have cash flow from my asset 
column of $1,000 a month. And I have monthly expenses of $2,000. 
What is my wealth?
Let’s go back to Buckminster Fuller’s definition. Using his 
definition, how many days forward can I survive? Assuming a 30-day 
month, I have enough cash flow for half a month.
When I achieve $2,000 a month cash flow from my assets, then  
I will be wealthy. 
So while I’m not yet rich, I am wealthy. I now have income 
generated from assets each month that fully cover my monthly 
expenses. If I want to increase my expenses, I first must increase my 
cash flow to maintain this level of wealth. Also note that it is at this 
point that I’m no longer dependent on my wages. I have focused on, 
and been successful in, building an asset column that has made me 
financially independent. If I quit my job today, I would be able to 
cover my monthly expenses with the cash flow from my assets.
My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my 
assets reinvested into the asset column. The more money that goes 
into my asset column, the more my asset column grows. The more my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows.",0.0,cash flow from the asset column,cash flow from the asset column
3642,"If I keep my expenses less than what from my assets, I grow richer with more and more income from sources other than my physical labor?",cash flow,1.0,"And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. Chapter T wo: Lesson 270
my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_70,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 270
my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.
As this reinvestment process continues, I am well on my way to 
becoming rich. Just remember this simple observation: 
•	The rich buy assets. 
•	The poor only have expenses.
•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets. 
So how do I start minding my own business? What is the answer? 
Listen to the founder of McDonald’s in the next chapter.everyone else focuses on their income statements.",0.0,the cash flow,the cash flow
3643,What do middle class buy that they think are assets?,liabilities,2.0,•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_70,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 270
my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.
As this reinvestment process continues, I am well on my way to 
becoming rich. Just remember this simple observation: 
•	The rich buy assets. 
•	The poor only have expenses.
•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets. 
So how do I start minding my own business? What is the answer? 
Listen to the founder of McDonald’s in the next chapter.everyone else focuses on their income statements.",0.0,liabilities,liabilities
3644,Who is the founder of McDonald's?,founder,3.0,Listen to the founder of McDonald’s in the next chapter.everyone else focuses on their income statements.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_70,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 270
my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.
As this reinvestment process continues, I am well on my way to 
becoming rich. Just remember this simple observation: 
•	The rich buy assets. 
•	The poor only have expenses.
•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets. 
So how do I start minding my own business? What is the answer? 
Listen to the founder of McDonald’s in the next chapter.everyone else focuses on their income statements.",0.0,income statements,income statements
3645,What do the rich buy?,assets,4.0,"And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. Chapter T wo: Lesson 270
my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. Just remember this simple observation: 
•	The rich buy assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_70,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 270
my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.
As this reinvestment process continues, I am well on my way to 
becoming rich. Just remember this simple observation: 
•	The rich buy assets. 
•	The poor only have expenses.
•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets. 
So how do I start minding my own business? What is the answer? 
Listen to the founder of McDonald’s in the next chapter.everyone else focuses on their income statements.",0.0,assets,assets
3646,What do the poor have?,expenses,5.0,"And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. •	The poor only have expenses.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_70,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 270
my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.
As this reinvestment process continues, I am well on my way to 
becoming rich. Just remember this simple observation: 
•	The rich buy assets. 
•	The poor only have expenses.
•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets. 
So how do I start minding my own business? What is the answer? 
Listen to the founder of McDonald’s in the next chapter.everyone else focuses on their income statements.",0.0,expenses,expenses
3647,What do people focus on in their income statements?,income,6.0,"And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor. Listen to the founder of McDonald’s in the next chapter.everyone else focuses on their income statements.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_70,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 270
my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.
As this reinvestment process continues, I am well on my way to 
becoming rich. Just remember this simple observation: 
•	The rich buy assets. 
•	The poor only have expenses.
•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets. 
So how do I start minding my own business? What is the answer? 
Listen to the founder of McDonald’s in the next chapter.everyone else focuses on their income statements.",0.0,"
•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets","
•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets"
3648,What is the main source of income for me?,labor,7.0,"And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_70,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 270
my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.
As this reinvestment process continues, I am well on my way to 
becoming rich. Just remember this simple observation: 
•	The rich buy assets. 
•	The poor only have expenses.
•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets. 
So how do I start minding my own business? What is the answer? 
Listen to the founder of McDonald’s in the next chapter.everyone else focuses on their income statements.",0.0,physical labor,physical labor
3649,What class buys liabilities they think are assets?,class,8.0,•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_70,"Chapter T wo: Lesson 270
my assets grow, the more my cash flow grows. And as long as I keep my 
expenses less than the cash flow from these assets, I grow richer with 
more and more income from sources other than my physical labor.
As this reinvestment process continues, I am well on my way to 
becoming rich. Just remember this simple observation: 
•	The rich buy assets. 
•	The poor only have expenses.
•	The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets. 
So how do I start minding my own business? What is the answer? 
Listen to the founder of McDonald’s in the next chapter.everyone else focuses on their income statements.",0.0,The middle class,The middle class
3650,Who was the founder of McDonald's?,ray kroc,1.0,"In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_71,"Chapter Three
LESSON 3:  MIND YOUR 
OWN BUSINESS71
The rich focus on their asset columns while  
everyone else focuses on their income statements.  In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin. A friend 
of mine was a student in that MBA class. After a powerful and 
inspiring talk, the class adjourned and the students asked Ray if he 
would join them at their favorite hangout to have a few beers. Ray 
graciously accepted.
“What business am I in?” Ray asked, once the group had all their 
beers in hand.
“Everyone laughed,” my friend said. “Most of the MBA students 
thought Ray was just fooling around.”
No one answered, so Ray asked again, “What business do you 
think I’m in?”
The students laughed again, and finally one brave soul yelled  
out, “Ray, who in the world doesn’texplaining his viewpoint.",0.0,Ray Kroc,Ray Kroc
3651,What was Ray Kroc's company?,mcdonald,2.0,"In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_71,"Chapter Three
LESSON 3:  MIND YOUR 
OWN BUSINESS71
The rich focus on their asset columns while  
everyone else focuses on their income statements.  In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin. A friend 
of mine was a student in that MBA class. After a powerful and 
inspiring talk, the class adjourned and the students asked Ray if he 
would join them at their favorite hangout to have a few beers. Ray 
graciously accepted.
“What business am I in?” Ray asked, once the group had all their 
beers in hand.
“Everyone laughed,” my friend said. “Most of the MBA students 
thought Ray was just fooling around.”
No one answered, so Ray asked again, “What business do you 
think I’m in?”
The students laughed again, and finally one brave soul yelled  
out, “Ray, who in the world doesn’texplaining his viewpoint.",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
3652,Where is the University of Texas at Austin?,texas,3.0,"In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_71,"Chapter Three
LESSON 3:  MIND YOUR 
OWN BUSINESS71
The rich focus on their asset columns while  
everyone else focuses on their income statements.  In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin. A friend 
of mine was a student in that MBA class. After a powerful and 
inspiring talk, the class adjourned and the students asked Ray if he 
would join them at their favorite hangout to have a few beers. Ray 
graciously accepted.
“What business am I in?” Ray asked, once the group had all their 
beers in hand.
“Everyone laughed,” my friend said. “Most of the MBA students 
thought Ray was just fooling around.”
No one answered, so Ray asked again, “What business do you 
think I’m in?”
The students laughed again, and finally one brave soul yelled  
out, “Ray, who in the world doesn’texplaining his viewpoint.",0.0,beers,beers
3653,What was Ray Kroc's role in McDonald's?,founder,4.0,"In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_71,"Chapter Three
LESSON 3:  MIND YOUR 
OWN BUSINESS71
The rich focus on their asset columns while  
everyone else focuses on their income statements.  In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin. A friend 
of mine was a student in that MBA class. After a powerful and 
inspiring talk, the class adjourned and the students asked Ray if he 
would join them at their favorite hangout to have a few beers. Ray 
graciously accepted.
“What business am I in?” Ray asked, once the group had all their 
beers in hand.
“Everyone laughed,” my friend said. “Most of the MBA students 
thought Ray was just fooling around.”
No one answered, so Ray asked again, “What business do you 
think I’m in?”
The students laughed again, and finally one brave soul yelled  
out, “Ray, who in the world doesn’texplaining his viewpoint.",0.0,the founder,the founder
3654,What is the name of the institution where Ray Kroc was asked to speak to the MBA class at?,university,5.0,"In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_71,"Chapter Three
LESSON 3:  MIND YOUR 
OWN BUSINESS71
The rich focus on their asset columns while  
everyone else focuses on their income statements.  In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin. A friend 
of mine was a student in that MBA class. After a powerful and 
inspiring talk, the class adjourned and the students asked Ray if he 
would join them at their favorite hangout to have a few beers. Ray 
graciously accepted.
“What business am I in?” Ray asked, once the group had all their 
beers in hand.
“Everyone laughed,” my friend said. “Most of the MBA students 
thought Ray was just fooling around.”
No one answered, so Ray asked again, “What business do you 
think I’m in?”
The students laughed again, and finally one brave soul yelled  
out, “Ray, who in the world doesn’texplaining his viewpoint.",0.0,University of Texas at Austin,University of Texas at Austin
3655,What was the class of my friend in the MBA class?,student,6.0,"A friend 
of mine was a student in that MBA class.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_71,"Chapter Three
LESSON 3:  MIND YOUR 
OWN BUSINESS71
The rich focus on their asset columns while  
everyone else focuses on their income statements.  In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin. A friend 
of mine was a student in that MBA class. After a powerful and 
inspiring talk, the class adjourned and the students asked Ray if he 
would join them at their favorite hangout to have a few beers. Ray 
graciously accepted.
“What business am I in?” Ray asked, once the group had all their 
beers in hand.
“Everyone laughed,” my friend said. “Most of the MBA students 
thought Ray was just fooling around.”
No one answered, so Ray asked again, “What business do you 
think I’m in?”
The students laughed again, and finally one brave soul yelled  
out, “Ray, who in the world doesn’texplaining his viewpoint.",0.0,beers,beers
3656,Who was a student in my MBA class?,friend,7.0,"A friend 
of mine was a student in that MBA class. “Everyone laughed,” my friend said.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_71,"Chapter Three
LESSON 3:  MIND YOUR 
OWN BUSINESS71
The rich focus on their asset columns while  
everyone else focuses on their income statements.  In 1974, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was asked to 
speak to the MBA class at the University of Texas at Austin. A friend 
of mine was a student in that MBA class. After a powerful and 
inspiring talk, the class adjourned and the students asked Ray if he 
would join them at their favorite hangout to have a few beers. Ray 
graciously accepted.
“What business am I in?” Ray asked, once the group had all their 
beers in hand.
“Everyone laughed,” my friend said. “Most of the MBA students 
thought Ray was just fooling around.”
No one answered, so Ray asked again, “What business do you 
think I’m in?”
The students laughed again, and finally one brave soul yelled  
out, “Ray, who in the world doesn’texplaining his viewpoint.",0.0,"A friend 
of mine","A friend 
of mine"
3657,What did Ray know about the location of each hamburger franchise?,business plan,1.0,"In his business plan, Ray knew that the 
primary business focus was to sell hamburger franchises, but what 
he never lost sight of was the location of each franchise.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_72,"Chapter Three: Lesson 372
As my friend tells the story, Ray spent a good amount of time 
explaining his viewpoint. In his business plan, Ray knew that the 
primary business focus was to sell hamburger franchises, but what 
he never lost sight of was the location of each franchise. He knew 
that the land and its location were the most significant factors in 
the success of each franchise. Basically, the person who bought the 
franchise was also buying the real estate under the franchise for Ray 
Kroc’s organization.
Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in 
the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s 
owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in 
America and around the globe.
My friend considers this as one of the most important lessons in 
his life. Today he owns car washes, but his business is the real estate 
under those car washes.
The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people 
work for everyone but themselves. They work first for the owners of the 
company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank 
that owns their mortgage.
When I was a young boy, we did not have a McDonald’s nearby. 
Yet my rich dad was responsible for teaching Mike and me the 
same lesson that Ray Kroc talked about at the University of Texas. 
It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own 
business. Financial struggle is often directly the result of people 
working all their lives for someone else. Many people will simply have 
nothing at the end of their working days to show for their efforts.
Our current educational system focuses on preparing today’s 
youth to get good jobs by developing scholastic skills. Their lives 
will revolve around their wages or, as described earlier, their income 
column. Many will study further to become engineers, scientists, 
cooks, police officers, artists, writers, and so on. These professional 
skills allow them to enter the workforce and work for money.
But there is a big difference between your profession and your 
business. Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.",0.0,the land and its location,the land and its location
3658,What is the largest single owner of real estate in the world?,mcdonald,2.0,"Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in 
the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s 
owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in 
America and around the globe. When I was a young boy, we did not have a McDonald’s nearby.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_72,"Chapter Three: Lesson 372
As my friend tells the story, Ray spent a good amount of time 
explaining his viewpoint. In his business plan, Ray knew that the 
primary business focus was to sell hamburger franchises, but what 
he never lost sight of was the location of each franchise. He knew 
that the land and its location were the most significant factors in 
the success of each franchise. Basically, the person who bought the 
franchise was also buying the real estate under the franchise for Ray 
Kroc’s organization.
Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in 
the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s 
owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in 
America and around the globe.
My friend considers this as one of the most important lessons in 
his life. Today he owns car washes, but his business is the real estate 
under those car washes.
The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people 
work for everyone but themselves. They work first for the owners of the 
company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank 
that owns their mortgage.
When I was a young boy, we did not have a McDonald’s nearby. 
Yet my rich dad was responsible for teaching Mike and me the 
same lesson that Ray Kroc talked about at the University of Texas. 
It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own 
business. Financial struggle is often directly the result of people 
working all their lives for someone else. Many people will simply have 
nothing at the end of their working days to show for their efforts.
Our current educational system focuses on preparing today’s 
youth to get good jobs by developing scholastic skills. Their lives 
will revolve around their wages or, as described earlier, their income 
column. Many will study further to become engineers, scientists, 
cooks, police officers, artists, writers, and so on. These professional 
skills allow them to enter the workforce and work for money.
But there is a big difference between your profession and your 
business. Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
3659,Who was responsible for buying the real estate under the franchise for Ray Kroc's organization?,ray,3.0,"In his business plan, Ray knew that the 
primary business focus was to sell hamburger franchises, but what 
he never lost sight of was the location of each franchise. Basically, the person who bought the 
franchise was also buying the real estate under the franchise for Ray 
Kroc’s organization. Yet my rich dad was responsible for teaching Mike and me the 
same lesson that Ray Kroc talked about at the University of Texas.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_72,"Chapter Three: Lesson 372
As my friend tells the story, Ray spent a good amount of time 
explaining his viewpoint. In his business plan, Ray knew that the 
primary business focus was to sell hamburger franchises, but what 
he never lost sight of was the location of each franchise. He knew 
that the land and its location were the most significant factors in 
the success of each franchise. Basically, the person who bought the 
franchise was also buying the real estate under the franchise for Ray 
Kroc’s organization.
Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in 
the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s 
owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in 
America and around the globe.
My friend considers this as one of the most important lessons in 
his life. Today he owns car washes, but his business is the real estate 
under those car washes.
The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people 
work for everyone but themselves. They work first for the owners of the 
company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank 
that owns their mortgage.
When I was a young boy, we did not have a McDonald’s nearby. 
Yet my rich dad was responsible for teaching Mike and me the 
same lesson that Ray Kroc talked about at the University of Texas. 
It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own 
business. Financial struggle is often directly the result of people 
working all their lives for someone else. Many people will simply have 
nothing at the end of their working days to show for their efforts.
Our current educational system focuses on preparing today’s 
youth to get good jobs by developing scholastic skills. Their lives 
will revolve around their wages or, as described earlier, their income 
column. Many will study further to become engineers, scientists, 
cooks, police officers, artists, writers, and so on. These professional 
skills allow them to enter the workforce and work for money.
But there is a big difference between your profession and your 
business. Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.",0.0,"the person who bought the 
franchise","the person who bought the 
franchise"
3660,What is McDonald's the largest single owner of in the world?,estate,4.0,"Basically, the person who bought the 
franchise was also buying the real estate under the franchise for Ray 
Kroc’s organization. Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in 
the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. Today he owns car washes, but his business is the real estate 
under those car washes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_72,"Chapter Three: Lesson 372
As my friend tells the story, Ray spent a good amount of time 
explaining his viewpoint. In his business plan, Ray knew that the 
primary business focus was to sell hamburger franchises, but what 
he never lost sight of was the location of each franchise. He knew 
that the land and its location were the most significant factors in 
the success of each franchise. Basically, the person who bought the 
franchise was also buying the real estate under the franchise for Ray 
Kroc’s organization.
Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in 
the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s 
owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in 
America and around the globe.
My friend considers this as one of the most important lessons in 
his life. Today he owns car washes, but his business is the real estate 
under those car washes.
The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people 
work for everyone but themselves. They work first for the owners of the 
company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank 
that owns their mortgage.
When I was a young boy, we did not have a McDonald’s nearby. 
Yet my rich dad was responsible for teaching Mike and me the 
same lesson that Ray Kroc talked about at the University of Texas. 
It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own 
business. Financial struggle is often directly the result of people 
working all their lives for someone else. Many people will simply have 
nothing at the end of their working days to show for their efforts.
Our current educational system focuses on preparing today’s 
youth to get good jobs by developing scholastic skills. Their lives 
will revolve around their wages or, as described earlier, their income 
column. Many will study further to become engineers, scientists, 
cooks, police officers, artists, writers, and so on. These professional 
skills allow them to enter the workforce and work for money.
But there is a big difference between your profession and your 
business. Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.",0.0,real estate,real estate
3661,What is the main cause of financial struggle?,people,5.0,"The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people 
work for everyone but themselves. Financial struggle is often directly the result of people 
working all their lives for someone else. Many people will simply have 
nothing at the end of their working days to show for their efforts.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_72,"Chapter Three: Lesson 372
As my friend tells the story, Ray spent a good amount of time 
explaining his viewpoint. In his business plan, Ray knew that the 
primary business focus was to sell hamburger franchises, but what 
he never lost sight of was the location of each franchise. He knew 
that the land and its location were the most significant factors in 
the success of each franchise. Basically, the person who bought the 
franchise was also buying the real estate under the franchise for Ray 
Kroc’s organization.
Today, McDonald’s is the largest single owner of real estate in 
the world, owning even more than the Catholic church. McDonald’s 
owns some of the most valuable intersections and street corners in 
America and around the globe.
My friend considers this as one of the most important lessons in 
his life. Today he owns car washes, but his business is the real estate 
under those car washes.
The previous chapter presented diagrams illustrating that most people 
work for everyone but themselves. They work first for the owners of the 
company, then for the government through taxes, and finally for the bank 
that owns their mortgage.
When I was a young boy, we did not have a McDonald’s nearby. 
Yet my rich dad was responsible for teaching Mike and me the 
same lesson that Ray Kroc talked about at the University of Texas. 
It is secret number three of the rich. That secret is: Mind your own 
business. Financial struggle is often directly the result of people 
working all their lives for someone else. Many people will simply have 
nothing at the end of their working days to show for their efforts.
Our current educational system focuses on preparing today’s 
youth to get good jobs by developing scholastic skills. Their lives 
will revolve around their wages or, as described earlier, their income 
column. Many will study further to become engineers, scientists, 
cooks, police officers, artists, writers, and so on. These professional 
skills allow them to enter the workforce and work for money.
But there is a big difference between your profession and your 
business. Often I ask people, “What is your business?” And they will say, “Oh, I’m a banker.",0.0,"people 
working all their lives for someone else","people 
working all their lives for someone else"
3662,What makes you a mechanic?,auto mechanics,1.0,"If you study the law,  
you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you  
a mechanic.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_73,"Rich Dad Poor Dad73
say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And 
they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have 
confused their profession with their business. Their profession may  
be a banker, but they still need their own business.
A problem with school is that you often become what you study. 
So if you study cooking, you become a chef. If you study the law,  
you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you  
a mechanic. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too 
many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their 
lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.
To become financially secure, a person needs to mind their own 
business. Your business revolves around your asset column, not your 
income column. As stated earlier, the number-one rule is to know  
the difference between an asset and a liability, and to buy assets.  
The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on 
their income statements.
That is why we hear so often: “I need a raise.” “If only I had a  
promotion.” “I am going back to school to get more training so I  
can get a better job.” “I am going to 
work overtime.” “Maybe I can get a 
second job.” 
In some circles, these are sensible 
ideas. But you are still not minding 
your own business. These ideas all still 
focus on the income column and will only help a person become more 
financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-
generating assets.
The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are 
fiscally conservative—which means, “I can’t afford to take risks”— is 
that they have no financial foundation. They have to cling to their 
jobs and play it safe.
When downsizing became the “in” thing to do, millions of  
workers found out their largest so-called asset, their home, was eating 
them alive. Their “asset” was costing them money every month. Theircar, another “asset,” was eating them alive.",0.0,auto mechanics,auto mechanics
3663,What do people confuse their business with?,profession,2.0,"And 
they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have 
confused their profession with their business. Their profession may  
be a banker, but they still need their own business.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_73,"Rich Dad Poor Dad73
say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And 
they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have 
confused their profession with their business. Their profession may  
be a banker, but they still need their own business.
A problem with school is that you often become what you study. 
So if you study cooking, you become a chef. If you study the law,  
you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you  
a mechanic. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too 
many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their 
lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.
To become financially secure, a person needs to mind their own 
business. Your business revolves around your asset column, not your 
income column. As stated earlier, the number-one rule is to know  
the difference between an asset and a liability, and to buy assets.  
The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on 
their income statements.
That is why we hear so often: “I need a raise.” “If only I had a  
promotion.” “I am going back to school to get more training so I  
can get a better job.” “I am going to 
work overtime.” “Maybe I can get a 
second job.” 
In some circles, these are sensible 
ideas. But you are still not minding 
your own business. These ideas all still 
focus on the income column and will only help a person become more 
financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-
generating assets.
The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are 
fiscally conservative—which means, “I can’t afford to take risks”— is 
that they have no financial foundation. They have to cling to their 
jobs and play it safe.
When downsizing became the “in” thing to do, millions of  
workers found out their largest so-called asset, their home, was eating 
them alive. Their “asset” was costing them money every month. Theircar, another “asset,” was eating them alive.",0.0,their profession,their profession
3664,What do you think I can get if I have a promotion?,job,3.0,"That is why we hear so often: “I need a raise.” “If only I had a  
promotion.” “I am going back to school to get more training so I  
can get a better job.” “I am going to 
work overtime.” “Maybe I can get a 
second job.” 
In some circles, these are sensible 
ideas. That is why we hear so often: “I need a raise.” “If only I had a  
promotion.” “I am going back to school to get more training so I  
can get a better job.” “I am going to 
work overtime.” “Maybe I can get a 
second job.” 
In some circles, these are sensible 
ideas.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_73,"Rich Dad Poor Dad73
say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And 
they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have 
confused their profession with their business. Their profession may  
be a banker, but they still need their own business.
A problem with school is that you often become what you study. 
So if you study cooking, you become a chef. If you study the law,  
you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you  
a mechanic. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too 
many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their 
lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.
To become financially secure, a person needs to mind their own 
business. Your business revolves around your asset column, not your 
income column. As stated earlier, the number-one rule is to know  
the difference between an asset and a liability, and to buy assets.  
The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on 
their income statements.
That is why we hear so often: “I need a raise.” “If only I had a  
promotion.” “I am going back to school to get more training so I  
can get a better job.” “I am going to 
work overtime.” “Maybe I can get a 
second job.” 
In some circles, these are sensible 
ideas. But you are still not minding 
your own business. These ideas all still 
focus on the income column and will only help a person become more 
financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-
generating assets.
The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are 
fiscally conservative—which means, “I can’t afford to take risks”— is 
that they have no financial foundation. They have to cling to their 
jobs and play it safe.
When downsizing became the “in” thing to do, millions of  
workers found out their largest so-called asset, their home, was eating 
them alive. Their “asset” was costing them money every month. Theircar, another “asset,” was eating them alive.",0.0,"a 
second job","a 
second job"
3665,What is the money that a person has to spend to purchase income-generating assets?,money,4.0,"These ideas all still 
focus on the income column and will only help a person become more 
financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-
generating assets. Their “asset” was costing them money every month.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_73,"Rich Dad Poor Dad73
say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And 
they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have 
confused their profession with their business. Their profession may  
be a banker, but they still need their own business.
A problem with school is that you often become what you study. 
So if you study cooking, you become a chef. If you study the law,  
you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you  
a mechanic. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too 
many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their 
lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.
To become financially secure, a person needs to mind their own 
business. Your business revolves around your asset column, not your 
income column. As stated earlier, the number-one rule is to know  
the difference between an asset and a liability, and to buy assets.  
The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on 
their income statements.
That is why we hear so often: “I need a raise.” “If only I had a  
promotion.” “I am going back to school to get more training so I  
can get a better job.” “I am going to 
work overtime.” “Maybe I can get a 
second job.” 
In some circles, these are sensible 
ideas. But you are still not minding 
your own business. These ideas all still 
focus on the income column and will only help a person become more 
financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-
generating assets.
The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are 
fiscally conservative—which means, “I can’t afford to take risks”— is 
that they have no financial foundation. They have to cling to their 
jobs and play it safe.
When downsizing became the “in” thing to do, millions of  
workers found out their largest so-called asset, their home, was eating 
them alive. Their “asset” was costing them money every month. Theircar, another “asset,” was eating them alive.",0.0,additional money,additional money
3666,What do people confuse their profession with?,business,5.0,"And 
they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have 
confused their profession with their business. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too 
many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their 
lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_73,"Rich Dad Poor Dad73
say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And 
they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have 
confused their profession with their business. Their profession may  
be a banker, but they still need their own business.
A problem with school is that you often become what you study. 
So if you study cooking, you become a chef. If you study the law,  
you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you  
a mechanic. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too 
many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their 
lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.
To become financially secure, a person needs to mind their own 
business. Your business revolves around your asset column, not your 
income column. As stated earlier, the number-one rule is to know  
the difference between an asset and a liability, and to buy assets.  
The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on 
their income statements.
That is why we hear so often: “I need a raise.” “If only I had a  
promotion.” “I am going back to school to get more training so I  
can get a better job.” “I am going to 
work overtime.” “Maybe I can get a 
second job.” 
In some circles, these are sensible 
ideas. But you are still not minding 
your own business. These ideas all still 
focus on the income column and will only help a person become more 
financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-
generating assets.
The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are 
fiscally conservative—which means, “I can’t afford to take risks”— is 
that they have no financial foundation. They have to cling to their 
jobs and play it safe.
When downsizing became the “in” thing to do, millions of  
workers found out their largest so-called asset, their home, was eating 
them alive. Their “asset” was costing them money every month. Theircar, another “asset,” was eating them alive.",0.0,their business,their business
3667,What do you do to get a better job?,school,6.0,"That is why we hear so often: “I need a raise.” “If only I had a  
promotion.” “I am going back to school to get more training so I  
can get a better job.” “I am going to 
work overtime.” “Maybe I can get a 
second job.” 
In some circles, these are sensible 
ideas. A problem with school is that you often become what you study.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_73,"Rich Dad Poor Dad73
say, “Oh, I’m a banker.” Then I ask them if they own the bank. And 
they usually respond, “No, I work there.” In that instance, they have 
confused their profession with their business. Their profession may  
be a banker, but they still need their own business.
A problem with school is that you often become what you study. 
So if you study cooking, you become a chef. If you study the law,  
you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you  
a mechanic. The mistake in becoming what you study is that too 
many people forget to mind their own business. They spend their 
lives minding someone else’s business and making that person rich.
To become financially secure, a person needs to mind their own 
business. Your business revolves around your asset column, not your 
income column. As stated earlier, the number-one rule is to know  
the difference between an asset and a liability, and to buy assets.  
The rich focus on their asset columns, while everyone else focuses on 
their income statements.
That is why we hear so often: “I need a raise.” “If only I had a  
promotion.” “I am going back to school to get more training so I  
can get a better job.” “I am going to 
work overtime.” “Maybe I can get a 
second job.” 
In some circles, these are sensible 
ideas. But you are still not minding 
your own business. These ideas all still 
focus on the income column and will only help a person become more 
financially secure if the additional money is used to purchase income-
generating assets.
The primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are 
fiscally conservative—which means, “I can’t afford to take risks”— is 
that they have no financial foundation. They have to cling to their 
jobs and play it safe.
When downsizing became the “in” thing to do, millions of  
workers found out their largest so-called asset, their home, was eating 
them alive. Their “asset” was costing them money every month. Theircar, another “asset,” was eating them alive.",0.0,going back to school,going back to school
3668,What was the first item that I added to the asset column?,golf clubs,1.0,"So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column. The golf clubs in the garage 
that cost $1,000 were not worth $1,000 anymore. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_74,"Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive. The golf clubs in the garage 
that cost $1,000 were not worth $1,000 anymore. Without job  
security, they had nothing to fall back on. What they thought were  
assets could not help them survive in a time of financial crisis. 
I assume most of us have filled out a credit application to buy 
a house or a car. It’s always interesting to look at the “net-worth” 
section because of what accepted banking and accounting practices 
allow a person to count as assets.
One day when I wanted a loan, my financial position did not  
look too good. So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column.
But I was turned down because I had too much investment real  
estate. The loan committee didn’t like that I made so much money 
from rent. They wanted to know why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection. Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the  
standard profile.
I cringe every time I hear someone say to me that their net worth 
is a million dollars or $100,000 dollars or whatever. One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains.
So many people have put themselves in deep financial trouble 
when they run short of income. To raise cash, they sell their assets. 
But their personal assets can generally be sold for only a fraction of 
the value that is listed on their personal balance sheet. Or if there is 
a gain on the sale of the assets, they are taxed on the gain. So again, 
the government takes its share, thus reducing the amount available to 
help them out of debt. That is why I say someone’s net worth is often 
“worth less” than they think.
Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home. A new car loses nearly 25 percent 
of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot. It is not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",0.0,my new golf clubs,my new golf clubs
3669,"What did the people question about the Armani suits, golf clubs, and shoes?",art collection,2.0,"So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_74,"Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive. The golf clubs in the garage 
that cost $1,000 were not worth $1,000 anymore. Without job  
security, they had nothing to fall back on. What they thought were  
assets could not help them survive in a time of financial crisis. 
I assume most of us have filled out a credit application to buy 
a house or a car. It’s always interesting to look at the “net-worth” 
section because of what accepted banking and accounting practices 
allow a person to count as assets.
One day when I wanted a loan, my financial position did not  
look too good. So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column.
But I was turned down because I had too much investment real  
estate. The loan committee didn’t like that I made so much money 
from rent. They wanted to know why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection. Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the  
standard profile.
I cringe every time I hear someone say to me that their net worth 
is a million dollars or $100,000 dollars or whatever. One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains.
So many people have put themselves in deep financial trouble 
when they run short of income. To raise cash, they sell their assets. 
But their personal assets can generally be sold for only a fraction of 
the value that is listed on their personal balance sheet. Or if there is 
a gain on the sale of the assets, they are taxed on the gain. So again, 
the government takes its share, thus reducing the amount available to 
help them out of debt. That is why I say someone’s net worth is often 
“worth less” than they think.
Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home. A new car loses nearly 25 percent 
of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot. It is not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",0.0,"a million dollars or $100,000 dollars","a million dollars or $100,000 dollars"
3670,What is a car?,asset,3.0,"So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column. Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive. It is not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_74,"Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive. The golf clubs in the garage 
that cost $1,000 were not worth $1,000 anymore. Without job  
security, they had nothing to fall back on. What they thought were  
assets could not help them survive in a time of financial crisis. 
I assume most of us have filled out a credit application to buy 
a house or a car. It’s always interesting to look at the “net-worth” 
section because of what accepted banking and accounting practices 
allow a person to count as assets.
One day when I wanted a loan, my financial position did not  
look too good. So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column.
But I was turned down because I had too much investment real  
estate. The loan committee didn’t like that I made so much money 
from rent. They wanted to know why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection. Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the  
standard profile.
I cringe every time I hear someone say to me that their net worth 
is a million dollars or $100,000 dollars or whatever. One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains.
So many people have put themselves in deep financial trouble 
when they run short of income. To raise cash, they sell their assets. 
But their personal assets can generally be sold for only a fraction of 
the value that is listed on their personal balance sheet. Or if there is 
a gain on the sale of the assets, they are taxed on the gain. So again, 
the government takes its share, thus reducing the amount available to 
help them out of debt. That is why I say someone’s net worth is often 
“worth less” than they think.
Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home. A new car loses nearly 25 percent 
of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot. It is not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",0.0,asset,asset
3671,What are you taxed for when you sell your assets?,gains,4.0,"One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_74,"Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive. The golf clubs in the garage 
that cost $1,000 were not worth $1,000 anymore. Without job  
security, they had nothing to fall back on. What they thought were  
assets could not help them survive in a time of financial crisis. 
I assume most of us have filled out a credit application to buy 
a house or a car. It’s always interesting to look at the “net-worth” 
section because of what accepted banking and accounting practices 
allow a person to count as assets.
One day when I wanted a loan, my financial position did not  
look too good. So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column.
But I was turned down because I had too much investment real  
estate. The loan committee didn’t like that I made so much money 
from rent. They wanted to know why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection. Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the  
standard profile.
I cringe every time I hear someone say to me that their net worth 
is a million dollars or $100,000 dollars or whatever. One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains.
So many people have put themselves in deep financial trouble 
when they run short of income. To raise cash, they sell their assets. 
But their personal assets can generally be sold for only a fraction of 
the value that is listed on their personal balance sheet. Or if there is 
a gain on the sale of the assets, they are taxed on the gain. So again, 
the government takes its share, thus reducing the amount available to 
help them out of debt. That is why I say someone’s net worth is often 
“worth less” than they think.
Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home. A new car loses nearly 25 percent 
of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot. It is not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",0.0,any gains,any gains
3672,What did the loan committee want to give me?,loan,5.0,"One day when I wanted a loan, my financial position did not  
look too good. The loan committee didn’t like that I made so much money 
from rent.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_74,"Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive. The golf clubs in the garage 
that cost $1,000 were not worth $1,000 anymore. Without job  
security, they had nothing to fall back on. What they thought were  
assets could not help them survive in a time of financial crisis. 
I assume most of us have filled out a credit application to buy 
a house or a car. It’s always interesting to look at the “net-worth” 
section because of what accepted banking and accounting practices 
allow a person to count as assets.
One day when I wanted a loan, my financial position did not  
look too good. So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column.
But I was turned down because I had too much investment real  
estate. The loan committee didn’t like that I made so much money 
from rent. They wanted to know why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection. Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the  
standard profile.
I cringe every time I hear someone say to me that their net worth 
is a million dollars or $100,000 dollars or whatever. One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains.
So many people have put themselves in deep financial trouble 
when they run short of income. To raise cash, they sell their assets. 
But their personal assets can generally be sold for only a fraction of 
the value that is listed on their personal balance sheet. Or if there is 
a gain on the sale of the assets, they are taxed on the gain. So again, 
the government takes its share, thus reducing the amount available to 
help them out of debt. That is why I say someone’s net worth is often 
“worth less” than they think.
Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home. A new car loses nearly 25 percent 
of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot. It is not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",0.0,"why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary","why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary"
3673,What is the most accurate way to calculate a person's net worth?,worth,6.0,"It’s always interesting to look at the “net-worth” 
section because of what accepted banking and accounting practices 
allow a person to count as assets. One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains. I cringe every time I hear someone say to me that their net worth 
is a million dollars or $100,000 dollars or whatever.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_74,"Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive. The golf clubs in the garage 
that cost $1,000 were not worth $1,000 anymore. Without job  
security, they had nothing to fall back on. What they thought were  
assets could not help them survive in a time of financial crisis. 
I assume most of us have filled out a credit application to buy 
a house or a car. It’s always interesting to look at the “net-worth” 
section because of what accepted banking and accounting practices 
allow a person to count as assets.
One day when I wanted a loan, my financial position did not  
look too good. So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column.
But I was turned down because I had too much investment real  
estate. The loan committee didn’t like that I made so much money 
from rent. They wanted to know why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection. Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the  
standard profile.
I cringe every time I hear someone say to me that their net worth 
is a million dollars or $100,000 dollars or whatever. One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains.
So many people have put themselves in deep financial trouble 
when they run short of income. To raise cash, they sell their assets. 
But their personal assets can generally be sold for only a fraction of 
the value that is listed on their personal balance sheet. Or if there is 
a gain on the sale of the assets, they are taxed on the gain. So again, 
the government takes its share, thus reducing the amount available to 
help them out of debt. That is why I say someone’s net worth is often 
“worth less” than they think.
Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home. A new car loses nearly 25 percent 
of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot. It is not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",0.0,"a million dollars or $100,000 dollars","a million dollars or $100,000 dollars"
3674,What personal items do I add to my asset column?,effects,7.0,"So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column. Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_74,"Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive. The golf clubs in the garage 
that cost $1,000 were not worth $1,000 anymore. Without job  
security, they had nothing to fall back on. What they thought were  
assets could not help them survive in a time of financial crisis. 
I assume most of us have filled out a credit application to buy 
a house or a car. It’s always interesting to look at the “net-worth” 
section because of what accepted banking and accounting practices 
allow a person to count as assets.
One day when I wanted a loan, my financial position did not  
look too good. So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column.
But I was turned down because I had too much investment real  
estate. The loan committee didn’t like that I made so much money 
from rent. They wanted to know why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection. Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the  
standard profile.
I cringe every time I hear someone say to me that their net worth 
is a million dollars or $100,000 dollars or whatever. One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains.
So many people have put themselves in deep financial trouble 
when they run short of income. To raise cash, they sell their assets. 
But their personal assets can generally be sold for only a fraction of 
the value that is listed on their personal balance sheet. Or if there is 
a gain on the sale of the assets, they are taxed on the gain. So again, 
the government takes its share, thus reducing the amount available to 
help them out of debt. That is why I say someone’s net worth is often 
“worth less” than they think.
Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home. A new car loses nearly 25 percent 
of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot. It is not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",0.0,my new golf clubs,my new golf clubs
3675,What is the only thing that they could have without job security?,job,8.0,"Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home. They wanted to know why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary. Without job  
security, they had nothing to fall back on.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_74,"Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive. The golf clubs in the garage 
that cost $1,000 were not worth $1,000 anymore. Without job  
security, they had nothing to fall back on. What they thought were  
assets could not help them survive in a time of financial crisis. 
I assume most of us have filled out a credit application to buy 
a house or a car. It’s always interesting to look at the “net-worth” 
section because of what accepted banking and accounting practices 
allow a person to count as assets.
One day when I wanted a loan, my financial position did not  
look too good. So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column.
But I was turned down because I had too much investment real  
estate. The loan committee didn’t like that I made so much money 
from rent. They wanted to know why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection. Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the  
standard profile.
I cringe every time I hear someone say to me that their net worth 
is a million dollars or $100,000 dollars or whatever. One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains.
So many people have put themselves in deep financial trouble 
when they run short of income. To raise cash, they sell their assets. 
But their personal assets can generally be sold for only a fraction of 
the value that is listed on their personal balance sheet. Or if there is 
a gain on the sale of the assets, they are taxed on the gain. So again, 
the government takes its share, thus reducing the amount available to 
help them out of debt. That is why I say someone’s net worth is often 
“worth less” than they think.
Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home. A new car loses nearly 25 percent 
of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot. It is not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",0.0,nothing to fall back on,nothing to fall back on
3676,What is another “asset” that was eating them alive?,car,9.0,"A new car loses nearly 25 percent 
of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot. I assume most of us have filled out a credit application to buy 
a house or a car. Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_74,"Chapter Three: Lesson 374
car, another “asset,” was eating them alive. The golf clubs in the garage 
that cost $1,000 were not worth $1,000 anymore. Without job  
security, they had nothing to fall back on. What they thought were  
assets could not help them survive in a time of financial crisis. 
I assume most of us have filled out a credit application to buy 
a house or a car. It’s always interesting to look at the “net-worth” 
section because of what accepted banking and accounting practices 
allow a person to count as assets.
One day when I wanted a loan, my financial position did not  
look too good. So I added my new golf clubs, my art collection, 
books, electronics, Armani suits, wristwatches, shoes, and other 
personal effects to boost the number in the asset column.
But I was turned down because I had too much investment real  
estate. The loan committee didn’t like that I made so much money 
from rent. They wanted to know why I did not have a normal job  
with a salary. They did not question the Armani suits, golf clubs,  
or art collection. Life is sometimes tough when you do not fit the  
standard profile.
I cringe every time I hear someone say to me that their net worth 
is a million dollars or $100,000 dollars or whatever. One of the main 
reasons net worth is not accurate is simply because, the moment you 
begin selling your assets, you are taxed for any gains.
So many people have put themselves in deep financial trouble 
when they run short of income. To raise cash, they sell their assets. 
But their personal assets can generally be sold for only a fraction of 
the value that is listed on their personal balance sheet. Or if there is 
a gain on the sale of the assets, they are taxed on the gain. So again, 
the government takes its share, thus reducing the amount available to 
help them out of debt. That is why I say someone’s net worth is often 
“worth less” than they think.
Start minding your own business. Keep your daytime job, but 
start buying real assets, not liabilities or personal effects that have no 
real value once you get them home. A new car loses nearly 25 percent 
of the price you pay for it the moment you drive it off the lot. It is not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",0.0,"
car","
car"
3677,What are some of the most important assets to keep expenses low?,liabilities,1.0,"Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of 
solid assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_75,"Rich Dad Poor Dad75
not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one. My $400 
new titanium driver was worth $150 the moment I teed off.
Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of 
solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many 
young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that 
will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.
For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. Then their own parents 
become ill and they find themselves with new responsibilities.
So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work  
there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.
•	Stocks
•	Bonds
•	Income-generating real estate
•	Notes (IOUs)
•	Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts,  
and patents
•	Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates,  
and has a ready marketAs a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job.",0.0,solid assets,solid assets
3678,What is the difference between a liability and an asset?,asset,2.0,"Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. Rich Dad Poor Dad75
not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_75,"Rich Dad Poor Dad75
not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one. My $400 
new titanium driver was worth $150 the moment I teed off.
Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of 
solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many 
young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that 
will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.
For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. Then their own parents 
become ill and they find themselves with new responsibilities.
So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work  
there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.
•	Stocks
•	Bonds
•	Income-generating real estate
•	Notes (IOUs)
•	Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts,  
and patents
•	Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates,  
and has a ready marketAs a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job.",0.0,real assets,real assets
3679,What are the types of assets that do not require my presence but are managed or run by other people?,businesses,3.0,"In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_75,"Rich Dad Poor Dad75
not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one. My $400 
new titanium driver was worth $150 the moment I teed off.
Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of 
solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many 
young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that 
will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.
For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. Then their own parents 
become ill and they find themselves with new responsibilities.
So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work  
there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.
•	Stocks
•	Bonds
•	Income-generating real estate
•	Notes (IOUs)
•	Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts,  
and patents
•	Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates,  
and has a ready marketAs a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job.",0.0,Businesses,Businesses
3680,What are some of the assets I suggest you or your children acquire?,acquire,4.0,"So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_75,"Rich Dad Poor Dad75
not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one. My $400 
new titanium driver was worth $150 the moment I teed off.
Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of 
solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many 
young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that 
will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.
For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. Then their own parents 
become ill and they find themselves with new responsibilities.
So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work  
there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.
•	Stocks
•	Bonds
•	Income-generating real estate
•	Notes (IOUs)
•	Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts,  
and patents
•	Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates,  
and has a ready marketAs a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job.",0.0,real assets,real assets
3681,Who should teach a child to understand the difference between an asset and a liability?,parents,5.0,"For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. Then their own parents 
become ill and they find themselves with new responsibilities.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_75,"Rich Dad Poor Dad75
not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one. My $400 
new titanium driver was worth $150 the moment I teed off.
Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of 
solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many 
young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that 
will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.
For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. Then their own parents 
become ill and they find themselves with new responsibilities.
So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work  
there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.
•	Stocks
•	Bonds
•	Income-generating real estate
•	Notes (IOUs)
•	Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts,  
and patents
•	Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates,  
and has a ready marketAs a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job.",0.0,parents,parents
3682,What did my dad encourage me to find as a young boy?,job,6.0,"•	Stocks
•	Bonds
•	Income-generating real estate
•	Notes (IOUs)
•	Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts,  
and patents
•	Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates,  
and has a ready marketAs a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_75,"Rich Dad Poor Dad75
not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one. My $400 
new titanium driver was worth $150 the moment I teed off.
Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of 
solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many 
young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that 
will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.
For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. Then their own parents 
become ill and they find themselves with new responsibilities.
So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work  
there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.
•	Stocks
•	Bonds
•	Income-generating real estate
•	Notes (IOUs)
•	Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts,  
and patents
•	Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates,  
and has a ready marketAs a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job.",0.0,a safe job,a safe job
3683,What kind of assets do I suggest you or your children acquire?,kind,7.0,"So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_75,"Rich Dad Poor Dad75
not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one. My $400 
new titanium driver was worth $150 the moment I teed off.
Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of 
solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many 
young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that 
will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.
For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. Then their own parents 
become ill and they find themselves with new responsibilities.
So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work  
there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.
•	Stocks
•	Bonds
•	Income-generating real estate
•	Notes (IOUs)
•	Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts,  
and patents
•	Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates,  
and has a ready marketAs a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job.",0.0,real assets,real assets
3684,What are some of the assets that I suggest you acquire?,children,8.0,"So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_75,"Rich Dad Poor Dad75
not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one. My $400 
new titanium driver was worth $150 the moment I teed off.
Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of 
solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many 
young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that 
will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.
For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. Then their own parents 
become ill and they find themselves with new responsibilities.
So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work  
there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.
•	Stocks
•	Bonds
•	Income-generating real estate
•	Notes (IOUs)
•	Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts,  
and patents
•	Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates,  
and has a ready marketAs a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job.",0.0,Businesses,Businesses
3685,What are the businesses that do not require my presence but are managed or run by?,people,9.0,"For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_75,"Rich Dad Poor Dad75
not a true asset even if your banker lets you list it as one. My $400 
new titanium driver was worth $150 the moment I teed off.
Keep expenses low, reduce liabilities, and diligently build a base of 
solid assets. For young people who have not yet left home, it is important 
for parents to teach them the difference between an asset and a liability. 
Get them to start building a solid asset column before they leave home, 
get married, buy a house, have kids, and get stuck in a risky financial 
position, clinging to a job, and buying everything on credit. I see so many 
young couples who get married and trap themselves into a lifestyle that 
will not let them get out of debt for most of their working years.
For many people, just as the last child leaves home, the parents  
realize they have not adequately prepared for retirement and they 
begin to scramble to put some money away. Then their own parents 
become ill and they find themselves with new responsibilities.
So what kind of assets am I suggesting that you or your children 
acquire? In my world, real assets fall into the following categories:
•	Businesses that do not require my presence I own them, but  
they are managed or run by other people. If I have to work  
there, it’s not a business. It becomes my job.
•	Stocks
•	Bonds
•	Income-generating real estate
•	Notes (IOUs)
•	Royalties from intellectual property such as music, scripts,  
and patents
•	Anything else that has value, produces income or appreciates,  
and has a ready marketAs a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job.",0.0,other people,other people
3686,Who encouraged me to find a safe job?,dad,1.0,"For years, even while I was with the Marine Corps and Xerox,  
I did what my rich dad recommended. Chapter Three: Lesson 376
As a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. But my rich dad encouraged me to begin acquiring assets that I loved.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_76,"Chapter Three: Lesson 376
As a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. 
But my rich dad encouraged me to begin acquiring assets that I loved. 
“If you don’t love it, you won’t take care of it.” I collect real estate simply 
because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could 
look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so 
bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, 
they shouldn’t buy it.
I also love stocks of small companies, especially start-ups, because  
I am an entrepreneur, not a corporate person. In my early years,  
I worked in large organizations, such as Standard Oil of California,  
the U.S. Marine Corps, and Xerox Corp. I enjoyed my time with 
those organizations and have fond memories, but I know deep down  
I am not a company man. I like starting companies, not running 
them. So my stock buys are usually of small companies. Sometimes 
I even start the company and take it public. Fortunes are made in 
new stock issues, and I love the game. Many people are afraid of 
small-cap companies and call them risky, and they are. But that risk 
is diminished if you love what the 
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game. With small companies, my 
investment strategy is to be out of the 
stock in a year. On the other hand, my 
real estate strategy is to start small and 
keep trading up for bigger properties 
and, therefore, delay paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to 
increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.
For years, even while I was with the Marine Corps and Xerox,  
I did what my rich dad recommended. I kept my day job, but I still 
minded my own business. I was active in my asset column trading real 
estate and small stocks. Rich dad always stressed the importance of 
financial literacy. The better I was at understanding the accounting and 
cash management, the better I would be at analyzing investments and 
eventually starting and building my own companywant to.",0.0,my educated dad,my educated dad
3687,What did my rich dad encourage me to acquire that I loved?,assets,2.0,But my rich dad encouraged me to begin acquiring assets that I loved.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_76,"Chapter Three: Lesson 376
As a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. 
But my rich dad encouraged me to begin acquiring assets that I loved. 
“If you don’t love it, you won’t take care of it.” I collect real estate simply 
because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could 
look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so 
bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, 
they shouldn’t buy it.
I also love stocks of small companies, especially start-ups, because  
I am an entrepreneur, not a corporate person. In my early years,  
I worked in large organizations, such as Standard Oil of California,  
the U.S. Marine Corps, and Xerox Corp. I enjoyed my time with 
those organizations and have fond memories, but I know deep down  
I am not a company man. I like starting companies, not running 
them. So my stock buys are usually of small companies. Sometimes 
I even start the company and take it public. Fortunes are made in 
new stock issues, and I love the game. Many people are afraid of 
small-cap companies and call them risky, and they are. But that risk 
is diminished if you love what the 
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game. With small companies, my 
investment strategy is to be out of the 
stock in a year. On the other hand, my 
real estate strategy is to start small and 
keep trading up for bigger properties 
and, therefore, delay paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to 
increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.
For years, even while I was with the Marine Corps and Xerox,  
I did what my rich dad recommended. I kept my day job, but I still 
minded my own business. I was active in my asset column trading real 
estate and small stocks. Rich dad always stressed the importance of 
financial literacy. The better I was at understanding the accounting and 
cash management, the better I would be at analyzing investments and 
eventually starting and building my own companywant to.",0.0,assets,assets
3688,What do I love about small companies?,stocks,3.0,"I also love stocks of small companies, especially start-ups, because  
I am an entrepreneur, not a corporate person. I was active in my asset column trading real 
estate and small stocks.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_76,"Chapter Three: Lesson 376
As a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. 
But my rich dad encouraged me to begin acquiring assets that I loved. 
“If you don’t love it, you won’t take care of it.” I collect real estate simply 
because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could 
look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so 
bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, 
they shouldn’t buy it.
I also love stocks of small companies, especially start-ups, because  
I am an entrepreneur, not a corporate person. In my early years,  
I worked in large organizations, such as Standard Oil of California,  
the U.S. Marine Corps, and Xerox Corp. I enjoyed my time with 
those organizations and have fond memories, but I know deep down  
I am not a company man. I like starting companies, not running 
them. So my stock buys are usually of small companies. Sometimes 
I even start the company and take it public. Fortunes are made in 
new stock issues, and I love the game. Many people are afraid of 
small-cap companies and call them risky, and they are. But that risk 
is diminished if you love what the 
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game. With small companies, my 
investment strategy is to be out of the 
stock in a year. On the other hand, my 
real estate strategy is to start small and 
keep trading up for bigger properties 
and, therefore, delay paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to 
increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.
For years, even while I was with the Marine Corps and Xerox,  
I did what my rich dad recommended. I kept my day job, but I still 
minded my own business. I was active in my asset column trading real 
estate and small stocks. Rich dad always stressed the importance of 
financial literacy. The better I was at understanding the accounting and 
cash management, the better I would be at analyzing investments and 
eventually starting and building my own companywant to.",0.0,the game,the game
3689,What is the best way to minimize risk?,investment,4.0,"But that risk 
is diminished if you love what the 
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game. With small companies, my 
investment strategy is to be out of the 
stock in a year.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_76,"Chapter Three: Lesson 376
As a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. 
But my rich dad encouraged me to begin acquiring assets that I loved. 
“If you don’t love it, you won’t take care of it.” I collect real estate simply 
because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could 
look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so 
bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, 
they shouldn’t buy it.
I also love stocks of small companies, especially start-ups, because  
I am an entrepreneur, not a corporate person. In my early years,  
I worked in large organizations, such as Standard Oil of California,  
the U.S. Marine Corps, and Xerox Corp. I enjoyed my time with 
those organizations and have fond memories, but I know deep down  
I am not a company man. I like starting companies, not running 
them. So my stock buys are usually of small companies. Sometimes 
I even start the company and take it public. Fortunes are made in 
new stock issues, and I love the game. Many people are afraid of 
small-cap companies and call them risky, and they are. But that risk 
is diminished if you love what the 
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game. With small companies, my 
investment strategy is to be out of the 
stock in a year. On the other hand, my 
real estate strategy is to start small and 
keep trading up for bigger properties 
and, therefore, delay paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to 
increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.
For years, even while I was with the Marine Corps and Xerox,  
I did what my rich dad recommended. I kept my day job, but I still 
minded my own business. I was active in my asset column trading real 
estate and small stocks. Rich dad always stressed the importance of 
financial literacy. The better I was at understanding the accounting and 
cash management, the better I would be at analyzing investments and 
eventually starting and building my own companywant to.",0.0,"
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game","
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game"
3690,What did I work in in my early years?,organizations,5.0,"In my early years,  
I worked in large organizations, such as Standard Oil of California,  
the U.S. Marine Corps, and Xerox Corp. I enjoyed my time with 
those organizations and have fond memories, but I know deep down  
I am not a company man.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_76,"Chapter Three: Lesson 376
As a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. 
But my rich dad encouraged me to begin acquiring assets that I loved. 
“If you don’t love it, you won’t take care of it.” I collect real estate simply 
because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could 
look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so 
bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, 
they shouldn’t buy it.
I also love stocks of small companies, especially start-ups, because  
I am an entrepreneur, not a corporate person. In my early years,  
I worked in large organizations, such as Standard Oil of California,  
the U.S. Marine Corps, and Xerox Corp. I enjoyed my time with 
those organizations and have fond memories, but I know deep down  
I am not a company man. I like starting companies, not running 
them. So my stock buys are usually of small companies. Sometimes 
I even start the company and take it public. Fortunes are made in 
new stock issues, and I love the game. Many people are afraid of 
small-cap companies and call them risky, and they are. But that risk 
is diminished if you love what the 
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game. With small companies, my 
investment strategy is to be out of the 
stock in a year. On the other hand, my 
real estate strategy is to start small and 
keep trading up for bigger properties 
and, therefore, delay paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to 
increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.
For years, even while I was with the Marine Corps and Xerox,  
I did what my rich dad recommended. I kept my day job, but I still 
minded my own business. I was active in my asset column trading real 
estate and small stocks. Rich dad always stressed the importance of 
financial literacy. The better I was at understanding the accounting and 
cash management, the better I would be at analyzing investments and 
eventually starting and building my own companywant to.",0.0,large organizations,large organizations
3691,What did my dad encourage me to find as a young boy?,job,6.0,"Chapter Three: Lesson 376
As a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. I kept my day job, but I still 
minded my own business.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_76,"Chapter Three: Lesson 376
As a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. 
But my rich dad encouraged me to begin acquiring assets that I loved. 
“If you don’t love it, you won’t take care of it.” I collect real estate simply 
because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could 
look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so 
bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, 
they shouldn’t buy it.
I also love stocks of small companies, especially start-ups, because  
I am an entrepreneur, not a corporate person. In my early years,  
I worked in large organizations, such as Standard Oil of California,  
the U.S. Marine Corps, and Xerox Corp. I enjoyed my time with 
those organizations and have fond memories, but I know deep down  
I am not a company man. I like starting companies, not running 
them. So my stock buys are usually of small companies. Sometimes 
I even start the company and take it public. Fortunes are made in 
new stock issues, and I love the game. Many people are afraid of 
small-cap companies and call them risky, and they are. But that risk 
is diminished if you love what the 
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game. With small companies, my 
investment strategy is to be out of the 
stock in a year. On the other hand, my 
real estate strategy is to start small and 
keep trading up for bigger properties 
and, therefore, delay paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to 
increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.
For years, even while I was with the Marine Corps and Xerox,  
I did what my rich dad recommended. I kept my day job, but I still 
minded my own business. I was active in my asset column trading real 
estate and small stocks. Rich dad always stressed the importance of 
financial literacy. The better I was at understanding the accounting and 
cash management, the better I would be at analyzing investments and 
eventually starting and building my own companywant to.",0.0,a safe job,a safe job
3692,Who is afraid of small-cap companies?,people,7.0,"Many people are afraid of 
small-cap companies and call them risky, and they are. For people who hate real estate, 
they shouldn’t buy it.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_76,"Chapter Three: Lesson 376
As a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. 
But my rich dad encouraged me to begin acquiring assets that I loved. 
“If you don’t love it, you won’t take care of it.” I collect real estate simply 
because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could 
look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so 
bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, 
they shouldn’t buy it.
I also love stocks of small companies, especially start-ups, because  
I am an entrepreneur, not a corporate person. In my early years,  
I worked in large organizations, such as Standard Oil of California,  
the U.S. Marine Corps, and Xerox Corp. I enjoyed my time with 
those organizations and have fond memories, but I know deep down  
I am not a company man. I like starting companies, not running 
them. So my stock buys are usually of small companies. Sometimes 
I even start the company and take it public. Fortunes are made in 
new stock issues, and I love the game. Many people are afraid of 
small-cap companies and call them risky, and they are. But that risk 
is diminished if you love what the 
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game. With small companies, my 
investment strategy is to be out of the 
stock in a year. On the other hand, my 
real estate strategy is to start small and 
keep trading up for bigger properties 
and, therefore, delay paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to 
increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.
For years, even while I was with the Marine Corps and Xerox,  
I did what my rich dad recommended. I kept my day job, but I still 
minded my own business. I was active in my asset column trading real 
estate and small stocks. Rich dad always stressed the importance of 
financial literacy. The better I was at understanding the accounting and 
cash management, the better I would be at analyzing investments and 
eventually starting and building my own companywant to.",0.0,Many people,Many people
3693,How long did I work for Xerox Corp.?,years,8.0,"In my early years,  
I worked in large organizations, such as Standard Oil of California,  
the U.S. Marine Corps, and Xerox Corp. For years, even while I was with the Marine Corps and Xerox,  
I did what my rich dad recommended. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_76,"Chapter Three: Lesson 376
As a young boy, my educated dad encouraged me to find a safe job. 
But my rich dad encouraged me to begin acquiring assets that I loved. 
“If you don’t love it, you won’t take care of it.” I collect real estate simply 
because I love buildings and land. I love shopping for them, and I could 
look at them all day long. When problems arise, the problems aren’t so 
bad that it changes my love for real estate. For people who hate real estate, 
they shouldn’t buy it.
I also love stocks of small companies, especially start-ups, because  
I am an entrepreneur, not a corporate person. In my early years,  
I worked in large organizations, such as Standard Oil of California,  
the U.S. Marine Corps, and Xerox Corp. I enjoyed my time with 
those organizations and have fond memories, but I know deep down  
I am not a company man. I like starting companies, not running 
them. So my stock buys are usually of small companies. Sometimes 
I even start the company and take it public. Fortunes are made in 
new stock issues, and I love the game. Many people are afraid of 
small-cap companies and call them risky, and they are. But that risk 
is diminished if you love what the 
investment is, understand it, and know 
the game. With small companies, my 
investment strategy is to be out of the 
stock in a year. On the other hand, my 
real estate strategy is to start small and 
keep trading up for bigger properties 
and, therefore, delay paying taxes on the gain. This allows the value to 
increase dramatically. I generally hold real estate less than seven years.
For years, even while I was with the Marine Corps and Xerox,  
I did what my rich dad recommended. I kept my day job, but I still 
minded my own business. I was active in my asset column trading real 
estate and small stocks. Rich dad always stressed the importance of 
financial literacy. The better I was at understanding the accounting and 
cash management, the better I would be at analyzing investments and 
eventually starting and building my own companywant to.",0.0,I kept my day job,I kept my day job
3694,What is the best way to keep your job?,day job,1.0,"Keep your day job, be a 
great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column. Otherwise, keep your 
day job and mind your own business.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_77,"Rich Dad Poor Dad77
I don’t encourage anyone to start a company unless they really 
want to. Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t 
wish that task on anyone. There are times when people can’t find  
employment and starting a company seems like the best solution. But 
the odds are against success: Nine out of ten companies fail in five  
years. Of those that survive the first five years, nine out of every ten  
of those eventually fail as well. So only if you really have the desire to 
own your own company do I recommend it. Otherwise, keep your 
day job and mind your own business.
When I say mind your own business, I mean to build and keep 
your asset column strong. Once a dollar goes into it, never let it come 
out. Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it 
becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 
24 hours a day and can work for generations. Keep your day job, be a 
great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.
As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An  
important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the 
poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the 
middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, 
jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but  
in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money 
people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the 
income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor  
and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and  
children’s inheritance.
A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a 
real asset. For example, when my wife Kim and I had extra money 
coming from our apartment houses, she went out and bought her 
Mercedes. It didn’t take any extra work or risk on her part because 
the apartment house bought the car. She did, however, have to wait 
four years while the real estate investment portfolio grew and began 
generating enough extra cash flow to pay for the car. But the luxury, 
the Mercedes, was a true reward because she proved she knew how to 
grow her asset column. That car now means a lot more to her than simply another pretty car.",0.0,mind your own business,mind your own business
3695,What do the poor and middle class buy first?,luxuries,2.0,"An  
important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the 
poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. An  
important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the 
poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor  
and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and  
children’s inheritance.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_77,"Rich Dad Poor Dad77
I don’t encourage anyone to start a company unless they really 
want to. Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t 
wish that task on anyone. There are times when people can’t find  
employment and starting a company seems like the best solution. But 
the odds are against success: Nine out of ten companies fail in five  
years. Of those that survive the first five years, nine out of every ten  
of those eventually fail as well. So only if you really have the desire to 
own your own company do I recommend it. Otherwise, keep your 
day job and mind your own business.
When I say mind your own business, I mean to build and keep 
your asset column strong. Once a dollar goes into it, never let it come 
out. Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it 
becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 
24 hours a day and can work for generations. Keep your day job, be a 
great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.
As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An  
important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the 
poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the 
middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, 
jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but  
in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money 
people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the 
income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor  
and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and  
children’s inheritance.
A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a 
real asset. For example, when my wife Kim and I had extra money 
coming from our apartment houses, she went out and bought her 
Mercedes. It didn’t take any extra work or risk on her part because 
the apartment house bought the car. She did, however, have to wait 
four years while the real estate investment portfolio grew and began 
generating enough extra cash flow to pay for the car. But the luxury, 
the Mercedes, was a true reward because she proved she knew how to 
grow her asset column. That car now means a lot more to her than simply another pretty car.",0.0,luxuries,luxuries
3696,What is the middle class?,class,3.0,"The poor and the 
middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, 
jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. An  
important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the 
poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor  
and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and  
children’s inheritance.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_77,"Rich Dad Poor Dad77
I don’t encourage anyone to start a company unless they really 
want to. Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t 
wish that task on anyone. There are times when people can’t find  
employment and starting a company seems like the best solution. But 
the odds are against success: Nine out of ten companies fail in five  
years. Of those that survive the first five years, nine out of every ten  
of those eventually fail as well. So only if you really have the desire to 
own your own company do I recommend it. Otherwise, keep your 
day job and mind your own business.
When I say mind your own business, I mean to build and keep 
your asset column strong. Once a dollar goes into it, never let it come 
out. Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it 
becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 
24 hours a day and can work for generations. Keep your day job, be a 
great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.
As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An  
important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the 
poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the 
middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, 
jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but  
in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money 
people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the 
income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor  
and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and  
children’s inheritance.
A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a 
real asset. For example, when my wife Kim and I had extra money 
coming from our apartment houses, she went out and bought her 
Mercedes. It didn’t take any extra work or risk on her part because 
the apartment house bought the car. She did, however, have to wait 
four years while the real estate investment portfolio grew and began 
generating enough extra cash flow to pay for the car. But the luxury, 
the Mercedes, was a true reward because she proved she knew how to 
grow her asset column. That car now means a lot more to her than simply another pretty car.",0.0,"
poor","
poor"
3697,What is the best solution for people who can't find employment?,company,4.0,"There are times when people can’t find  
employment and starting a company seems like the best solution. Rich Dad Poor Dad77
I don’t encourage anyone to start a company unless they really 
want to. Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t 
wish that task on anyone.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_77,"Rich Dad Poor Dad77
I don’t encourage anyone to start a company unless they really 
want to. Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t 
wish that task on anyone. There are times when people can’t find  
employment and starting a company seems like the best solution. But 
the odds are against success: Nine out of ten companies fail in five  
years. Of those that survive the first five years, nine out of every ten  
of those eventually fail as well. So only if you really have the desire to 
own your own company do I recommend it. Otherwise, keep your 
day job and mind your own business.
When I say mind your own business, I mean to build and keep 
your asset column strong. Once a dollar goes into it, never let it come 
out. Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it 
becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 
24 hours a day and can work for generations. Keep your day job, be a 
great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.
As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An  
important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the 
poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the 
middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, 
jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but  
in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money 
people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the 
income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor  
and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and  
children’s inheritance.
A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a 
real asset. For example, when my wife Kim and I had extra money 
coming from our apartment houses, she went out and bought her 
Mercedes. It didn’t take any extra work or risk on her part because 
the apartment house bought the car. She did, however, have to wait 
four years while the real estate investment portfolio grew and began 
generating enough extra cash flow to pay for the car. But the luxury, 
the Mercedes, was a true reward because she proved she knew how to 
grow her asset column. That car now means a lot more to her than simply another pretty car.",0.0,starting a company,starting a company
3698,What is the best thing about money?,money,5.0,"For example, when my wife Kim and I had extra money 
coming from our apartment houses, she went out and bought her 
Mercedes. The best thing about money is that it works 
24 hours a day and can work for generations. The old-money 
people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_77,"Rich Dad Poor Dad77
I don’t encourage anyone to start a company unless they really 
want to. Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t 
wish that task on anyone. There are times when people can’t find  
employment and starting a company seems like the best solution. But 
the odds are against success: Nine out of ten companies fail in five  
years. Of those that survive the first five years, nine out of every ten  
of those eventually fail as well. So only if you really have the desire to 
own your own company do I recommend it. Otherwise, keep your 
day job and mind your own business.
When I say mind your own business, I mean to build and keep 
your asset column strong. Once a dollar goes into it, never let it come 
out. Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it 
becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 
24 hours a day and can work for generations. Keep your day job, be a 
great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.
As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An  
important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the 
poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the 
middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, 
jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but  
in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money 
people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the 
income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor  
and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and  
children’s inheritance.
A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a 
real asset. For example, when my wife Kim and I had extra money 
coming from our apartment houses, she went out and bought her 
Mercedes. It didn’t take any extra work or risk on her part because 
the apartment house bought the car. She did, however, have to wait 
four years while the real estate investment portfolio grew and began 
generating enough extra cash flow to pay for the car. But the luxury, 
the Mercedes, was a true reward because she proved she knew how to 
grow her asset column. That car now means a lot more to her than simply another pretty car.",0.0,"it works 
24 hours a day and can work for generations","it works 
24 hours a day and can work for generations"
3699,Who buys luxuries first?,people,6.0,"An  
important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the 
poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. There are times when people can’t find  
employment and starting a company seems like the best solution. The old-money 
people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_77,"Rich Dad Poor Dad77
I don’t encourage anyone to start a company unless they really 
want to. Knowing what I know about running a company, I wouldn’t 
wish that task on anyone. There are times when people can’t find  
employment and starting a company seems like the best solution. But 
the odds are against success: Nine out of ten companies fail in five  
years. Of those that survive the first five years, nine out of every ten  
of those eventually fail as well. So only if you really have the desire to 
own your own company do I recommend it. Otherwise, keep your 
day job and mind your own business.
When I say mind your own business, I mean to build and keep 
your asset column strong. Once a dollar goes into it, never let it come 
out. Think of it this way: Once a dollar goes into your asset column, it 
becomes your employee. The best thing about money is that it works 
24 hours a day and can work for generations. Keep your day job, be a 
great hardworking employee, but keep building that asset column.
As your cash flow grows, you can indulge in some luxuries. An  
important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the 
poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first. The poor and the 
middle class often buy luxury items like big houses, diamonds, furs, 
jewelry, or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but  
in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit. The old-money 
people, the long-term rich, build their asset column first. Then the 
income generated from the asset column buys their luxuries. The poor  
and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and  
children’s inheritance.
A true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a 
real asset. For example, when my wife Kim and I had extra money 
coming from our apartment houses, she went out and bought her 
Mercedes. It didn’t take any extra work or risk on her part because 
the apartment house bought the car. She did, however, have to wait 
four years while the real estate investment portfolio grew and began 
generating enough extra cash flow to pay for the car. But the luxury, 
the Mercedes, was a true reward because she proved she knew how to 
grow her asset column. That car now means a lot more to her than simply another pretty car.",0.0,"the 
poor and middle class","the 
poor and middle class"
3700,What do you think is the best for a bored child?,toy,1.0,"They may feel bored and just want a 
new toy.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_78,"Chapter Three: Lesson 378
simply another pretty car. It means she used her financial intelligence 
to afford it.
Instead, most people impulsively go out and buy a new car, or 
some other luxury, on credit. They may feel bored and just want a 
new toy. Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually 
resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.
After you’ve taken the time and invested in and built your own 
business, you are now ready to learn the biggest secret of the rich—
the secret that puts the rich way ahead of the pack. the biggest secret of the rich.",0.0,"a 
new toy","a 
new toy"
3701,What is the financial burden of buying a luxury on credit?,debt,2.0,"Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually 
resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_78,"Chapter Three: Lesson 378
simply another pretty car. It means she used her financial intelligence 
to afford it.
Instead, most people impulsively go out and buy a new car, or 
some other luxury, on credit. They may feel bored and just want a 
new toy. Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually 
resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.
After you’ve taken the time and invested in and built your own 
business, you are now ready to learn the biggest secret of the rich—
the secret that puts the rich way ahead of the pack. the biggest secret of the rich.",0.0,debt,debt
3702,What does buying a car on credit cause a person to resent?,luxury,3.0,"Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually 
resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden. Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually 
resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden. Instead, most people impulsively go out and buy a new car, or 
some other luxury, on credit.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_78,"Chapter Three: Lesson 378
simply another pretty car. It means she used her financial intelligence 
to afford it.
Instead, most people impulsively go out and buy a new car, or 
some other luxury, on credit. They may feel bored and just want a 
new toy. Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually 
resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.
After you’ve taken the time and invested in and built your own 
business, you are now ready to learn the biggest secret of the rich—
the secret that puts the rich way ahead of the pack. the biggest secret of the rich.",0.0,debt becomes a financial burden,debt becomes a financial burden
3703,What is the secret that puts the rich way ahead of the pack?,pack,4.0,"After you’ve taken the time and invested in and built your own 
business, you are now ready to learn the biggest secret of the rich—
the secret that puts the rich way ahead of the pack.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_78,"Chapter Three: Lesson 378
simply another pretty car. It means she used her financial intelligence 
to afford it.
Instead, most people impulsively go out and buy a new car, or 
some other luxury, on credit. They may feel bored and just want a 
new toy. Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually 
resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.
After you’ve taken the time and invested in and built your own 
business, you are now ready to learn the biggest secret of the rich—
the secret that puts the rich way ahead of the pack. the biggest secret of the rich.",0.0,—,—
3704,What is the financial burden of buying a luxury on credit?,burden,5.0,"Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually 
resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_78,"Chapter Three: Lesson 378
simply another pretty car. It means she used her financial intelligence 
to afford it.
Instead, most people impulsively go out and buy a new car, or 
some other luxury, on credit. They may feel bored and just want a 
new toy. Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually 
resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.
After you’ve taken the time and invested in and built your own 
business, you are now ready to learn the biggest secret of the rich—
the secret that puts the rich way ahead of the pack. the biggest secret of the rich.",0.0,debt,debt
3705,What is the most expensive luxury that most people buy?,car,6.0,"Instead, most people impulsively go out and buy a new car, or 
some other luxury, on credit. Chapter Three: Lesson 378
simply another pretty car.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_78,"Chapter Three: Lesson 378
simply another pretty car. It means she used her financial intelligence 
to afford it.
Instead, most people impulsively go out and buy a new car, or 
some other luxury, on credit. They may feel bored and just want a 
new toy. Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually 
resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden.
After you’ve taken the time and invested in and built your own 
business, you are now ready to learn the biggest secret of the rich—
the secret that puts the rich way ahead of the pack. the biggest secret of the rich.",0.0,new car,new car
3706,What was absent from Chapter Fourand America?,taxes,1.0,"Chapter Fourand America, there were no taxes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_79,"Chapter Fourand America, there were no taxes.",0.0,taxes,taxes
3707,Who explained to Mike and me that there were no taxes in England and America?,rich dad,1.0,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. It was this point that rich dad 
wanted Mike and me to understand.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_80,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. Occasionally, there were temporary 
taxes levied in order to pay for wars. The king or the president would 
put the word out and ask everyone to “chip in.” Taxes were levied in 
Britain for the fight against Napoleon from 1799 to 1816, and in 
America to pay for the Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens. 
In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with 
the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. At one 
time, Americans were anti-tax. It had been the tax on tea that led to the 
famous Tea Party in Boston Harbor, an incident that helped ignite the 
Revolutionary War. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.
What these historical dates fail to reveal is that both of these taxes 
were initially levied against only the rich. It was this point that rich dad 
wanted Mike and me to understand. He explained that the idea of taxes 
was made popular, and accepted by the majority, by telling the poor and 
the middle class that taxes were created only to punish the rich. This is 
how the masses voted for the law, and it became constitutionally legal. 
Although it was intended to punish the rich, in reality it wound up 
punishing the very people who voted for it, the poor and middle class.
“Once government got a taste of money, its appetite grew,” said rich 
dad. “Your dad and I are exactly opposite. He’s a government bureaucrat, 
and I am a capitalist. We get paid, and our success is measured on 
opposite behaviors. He gets paid to spend money and hire people. The 
more he spends and the more people he hires, the larger his organization 
becomes. In the government, a large organization is a respected 
organization. On the other hand, within my organization, the fewer 
people I hire and the less money I spend, the more I am respected by my 
investors. That’s why I don’t like government people. They have different 
objectives than most business people. As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. He loved John F . Kennedy and especially the idea of the Peace Corps.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
3708,What country made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens in 1874?,england,2.0,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax. In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_80,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. Occasionally, there were temporary 
taxes levied in order to pay for wars. The king or the president would 
put the word out and ask everyone to “chip in.” Taxes were levied in 
Britain for the fight against Napoleon from 1799 to 1816, and in 
America to pay for the Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens. 
In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with 
the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. At one 
time, Americans were anti-tax. It had been the tax on tea that led to the 
famous Tea Party in Boston Harbor, an incident that helped ignite the 
Revolutionary War. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.
What these historical dates fail to reveal is that both of these taxes 
were initially levied against only the rich. It was this point that rich dad 
wanted Mike and me to understand. He explained that the idea of taxes 
was made popular, and accepted by the majority, by telling the poor and 
the middle class that taxes were created only to punish the rich. This is 
how the masses voted for the law, and it became constitutionally legal. 
Although it was intended to punish the rich, in reality it wound up 
punishing the very people who voted for it, the poor and middle class.
“Once government got a taste of money, its appetite grew,” said rich 
dad. “Your dad and I are exactly opposite. He’s a government bureaucrat, 
and I am a capitalist. We get paid, and our success is measured on 
opposite behaviors. He gets paid to spend money and hire people. The 
more he spends and the more people he hires, the larger his organization 
becomes. In the government, a large organization is a respected 
organization. On the other hand, within my organization, the fewer 
people I hire and the less money I spend, the more I am respected by my 
investors. That’s why I don’t like government people. They have different 
objectives than most business people. As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. He loved John F . Kennedy and especially the idea of the Peace Corps.",0.0,England,England
3709,What became permanent in the United States in 1913?,income tax,3.0,"In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with 
the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax. In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_80,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. Occasionally, there were temporary 
taxes levied in order to pay for wars. The king or the president would 
put the word out and ask everyone to “chip in.” Taxes were levied in 
Britain for the fight against Napoleon from 1799 to 1816, and in 
America to pay for the Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens. 
In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with 
the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. At one 
time, Americans were anti-tax. It had been the tax on tea that led to the 
famous Tea Party in Boston Harbor, an incident that helped ignite the 
Revolutionary War. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.
What these historical dates fail to reveal is that both of these taxes 
were initially levied against only the rich. It was this point that rich dad 
wanted Mike and me to understand. He explained that the idea of taxes 
was made popular, and accepted by the majority, by telling the poor and 
the middle class that taxes were created only to punish the rich. This is 
how the masses voted for the law, and it became constitutionally legal. 
Although it was intended to punish the rich, in reality it wound up 
punishing the very people who voted for it, the poor and middle class.
“Once government got a taste of money, its appetite grew,” said rich 
dad. “Your dad and I are exactly opposite. He’s a government bureaucrat, 
and I am a capitalist. We get paid, and our success is measured on 
opposite behaviors. He gets paid to spend money and hire people. The 
more he spends and the more people he hires, the larger his organization 
becomes. In the government, a large organization is a respected 
organization. On the other hand, within my organization, the fewer 
people I hire and the less money I spend, the more I am respected by my 
investors. That’s why I don’t like government people. They have different 
objectives than most business people. As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. He loved John F . Kennedy and especially the idea of the Peace Corps.",0.0,an income tax,an income tax
3710,Who was the rich dad that explained to me that there were no taxes in England and America?,mike,4.0,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. It was this point that rich dad 
wanted Mike and me to understand.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_80,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. Occasionally, there were temporary 
taxes levied in order to pay for wars. The king or the president would 
put the word out and ask everyone to “chip in.” Taxes were levied in 
Britain for the fight against Napoleon from 1799 to 1816, and in 
America to pay for the Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens. 
In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with 
the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. At one 
time, Americans were anti-tax. It had been the tax on tea that led to the 
famous Tea Party in Boston Harbor, an incident that helped ignite the 
Revolutionary War. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.
What these historical dates fail to reveal is that both of these taxes 
were initially levied against only the rich. It was this point that rich dad 
wanted Mike and me to understand. He explained that the idea of taxes 
was made popular, and accepted by the majority, by telling the poor and 
the middle class that taxes were created only to punish the rich. This is 
how the masses voted for the law, and it became constitutionally legal. 
Although it was intended to punish the rich, in reality it wound up 
punishing the very people who voted for it, the poor and middle class.
“Once government got a taste of money, its appetite grew,” said rich 
dad. “Your dad and I are exactly opposite. He’s a government bureaucrat, 
and I am a capitalist. We get paid, and our success is measured on 
opposite behaviors. He gets paid to spend money and hire people. The 
more he spends and the more people he hires, the larger his organization 
becomes. In the government, a large organization is a respected 
organization. On the other hand, within my organization, the fewer 
people I hire and the less money I spend, the more I am respected by my 
investors. That’s why I don’t like government people. They have different 
objectives than most business people. As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. He loved John F . Kennedy and especially the idea of the Peace Corps.",0.0,"
dad","
dad"
3711,What are temporary taxes used to pay for?,wars,5.0,"Occasionally, there were temporary 
taxes levied in order to pay for wars.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_80,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. Occasionally, there were temporary 
taxes levied in order to pay for wars. The king or the president would 
put the word out and ask everyone to “chip in.” Taxes were levied in 
Britain for the fight against Napoleon from 1799 to 1816, and in 
America to pay for the Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens. 
In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with 
the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. At one 
time, Americans were anti-tax. It had been the tax on tea that led to the 
famous Tea Party in Boston Harbor, an incident that helped ignite the 
Revolutionary War. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.
What these historical dates fail to reveal is that both of these taxes 
were initially levied against only the rich. It was this point that rich dad 
wanted Mike and me to understand. He explained that the idea of taxes 
was made popular, and accepted by the majority, by telling the poor and 
the middle class that taxes were created only to punish the rich. This is 
how the masses voted for the law, and it became constitutionally legal. 
Although it was intended to punish the rich, in reality it wound up 
punishing the very people who voted for it, the poor and middle class.
“Once government got a taste of money, its appetite grew,” said rich 
dad. “Your dad and I are exactly opposite. He’s a government bureaucrat, 
and I am a capitalist. We get paid, and our success is measured on 
opposite behaviors. He gets paid to spend money and hire people. The 
more he spends and the more people he hires, the larger his organization 
becomes. In the government, a large organization is a respected 
organization. On the other hand, within my organization, the fewer 
people I hire and the less money I spend, the more I am respected by my 
investors. That’s why I don’t like government people. They have different 
objectives than most business people. As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. He loved John F . Kennedy and especially the idea of the Peace Corps.",0.0,wars,wars
3712,What was the idea of the Peace Corps?,idea,6.0,"He explained that the idea of taxes 
was made popular, and accepted by the majority, by telling the poor and 
the middle class that taxes were created only to punish the rich. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax. Kennedy and especially the idea of the Peace Corps.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_80,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. Occasionally, there were temporary 
taxes levied in order to pay for wars. The king or the president would 
put the word out and ask everyone to “chip in.” Taxes were levied in 
Britain for the fight against Napoleon from 1799 to 1816, and in 
America to pay for the Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens. 
In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with 
the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. At one 
time, Americans were anti-tax. It had been the tax on tea that led to the 
famous Tea Party in Boston Harbor, an incident that helped ignite the 
Revolutionary War. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.
What these historical dates fail to reveal is that both of these taxes 
were initially levied against only the rich. It was this point that rich dad 
wanted Mike and me to understand. He explained that the idea of taxes 
was made popular, and accepted by the majority, by telling the poor and 
the middle class that taxes were created only to punish the rich. This is 
how the masses voted for the law, and it became constitutionally legal. 
Although it was intended to punish the rich, in reality it wound up 
punishing the very people who voted for it, the poor and middle class.
“Once government got a taste of money, its appetite grew,” said rich 
dad. “Your dad and I are exactly opposite. He’s a government bureaucrat, 
and I am a capitalist. We get paid, and our success is measured on 
opposite behaviors. He gets paid to spend money and hire people. The 
more he spends and the more people he hires, the larger his organization 
becomes. In the government, a large organization is a respected 
organization. On the other hand, within my organization, the fewer 
people I hire and the less money I spend, the more I am respected by my 
investors. That’s why I don’t like government people. They have different 
objectives than most business people. As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. He loved John F . Kennedy and especially the idea of the Peace Corps.",0.0,John F . Kennedy,John F . Kennedy
3713,What does my educated dad believe should help people?,government,7.0,"As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. “Once government got a taste of money, its appetite grew,” said rich 
dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_80,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. Occasionally, there were temporary 
taxes levied in order to pay for wars. The king or the president would 
put the word out and ask everyone to “chip in.” Taxes were levied in 
Britain for the fight against Napoleon from 1799 to 1816, and in 
America to pay for the Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens. 
In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with 
the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. At one 
time, Americans were anti-tax. It had been the tax on tea that led to the 
famous Tea Party in Boston Harbor, an incident that helped ignite the 
Revolutionary War. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.
What these historical dates fail to reveal is that both of these taxes 
were initially levied against only the rich. It was this point that rich dad 
wanted Mike and me to understand. He explained that the idea of taxes 
was made popular, and accepted by the majority, by telling the poor and 
the middle class that taxes were created only to punish the rich. This is 
how the masses voted for the law, and it became constitutionally legal. 
Although it was intended to punish the rich, in reality it wound up 
punishing the very people who voted for it, the poor and middle class.
“Once government got a taste of money, its appetite grew,” said rich 
dad. “Your dad and I are exactly opposite. He’s a government bureaucrat, 
and I am a capitalist. We get paid, and our success is measured on 
opposite behaviors. He gets paid to spend money and hire people. The 
more he spends and the more people he hires, the larger his organization 
becomes. In the government, a large organization is a respected 
organization. On the other hand, within my organization, the fewer 
people I hire and the less money I spend, the more I am respected by my 
investors. That’s why I don’t like government people. They have different 
objectives than most business people. As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. He loved John F . Kennedy and especially the idea of the Peace Corps.",0.0,government,government
3714,What did my educated dad believe government should help?,people,8.0,"As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. Although it was intended to punish the rich, in reality it wound up 
punishing the very people who voted for it, the poor and middle class. On the other hand, within my organization, the fewer 
people I hire and the less money I spend, the more I am respected by my 
investors.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_80,"Chapter Four: Lesson 480
Rich dad explained to Mike and me that originally, in England 
and America, there were no taxes. Occasionally, there were temporary 
taxes levied in order to pay for wars. The king or the president would 
put the word out and ask everyone to “chip in.” Taxes were levied in 
Britain for the fight against Napoleon from 1799 to 1816, and in 
America to pay for the Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizens. 
In 1913, an income tax became permanent in the United States with 
the adoption of the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. At one 
time, Americans were anti-tax. It had been the tax on tea that led to the 
famous Tea Party in Boston Harbor, an incident that helped ignite the 
Revolutionary War. It took approximately 50 years in both England and 
the United States to sell the idea of a regular income tax.
What these historical dates fail to reveal is that both of these taxes 
were initially levied against only the rich. It was this point that rich dad 
wanted Mike and me to understand. He explained that the idea of taxes 
was made popular, and accepted by the majority, by telling the poor and 
the middle class that taxes were created only to punish the rich. This is 
how the masses voted for the law, and it became constitutionally legal. 
Although it was intended to punish the rich, in reality it wound up 
punishing the very people who voted for it, the poor and middle class.
“Once government got a taste of money, its appetite grew,” said rich 
dad. “Your dad and I are exactly opposite. He’s a government bureaucrat, 
and I am a capitalist. We get paid, and our success is measured on 
opposite behaviors. He gets paid to spend money and hire people. The 
more he spends and the more people he hires, the larger his organization 
becomes. In the government, a large organization is a respected 
organization. On the other hand, within my organization, the fewer 
people I hire and the less money I spend, the more I am respected by my 
investors. That’s why I don’t like government people. They have different 
objectives than most business people. As the government grows, more 
and more tax dollars are needed to support it.”
My educated dad sincerely believed that government should help 
people. He loved John F . Kennedy and especially the idea of the Peace Corps.",0.0,people,people
3715,What were the lazy thieves of my childhood?,government workers,1.0,"From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_81,"Rich Dad Poor Dad81
Corps. He loved the idea so much that both he and my mom worked 
for the Peace Corps, training volunteers to go to Malaysia, Thailand,  
and the Philippines. He always strived for additional grants and budget  
increases so he could hire more people, both in his job with the  
Education Department and in the Peace Corps.
From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes. Both sides had 
valid points. It was difficult to go to 
work for one of the biggest capitalists in 
town and come home to a father who 
was a prominent government leader. It was not easy to know which dad 
to believe.
Yet when you study the history of taxes, an interesting perspective 
emerges. As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the 
masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the 
rich, and give to everyone else. The problem was that the government’s 
appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on 
the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.
However, the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by 
the same set of rules. The rich knew about corporations, which became 
popular in the days of sailing ships. The rich created the corporation 
as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage. The rich put 
their money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation 
would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure. If 
the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would 
be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.outside your personal income statement and balance sheet.",0.0,government workers,government workers
3716,What was the first corporation that the rich knew about?,sailing ships,2.0,"The rich knew about corporations, which became 
popular in the days of sailing ships.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_81,"Rich Dad Poor Dad81
Corps. He loved the idea so much that both he and my mom worked 
for the Peace Corps, training volunteers to go to Malaysia, Thailand,  
and the Philippines. He always strived for additional grants and budget  
increases so he could hire more people, both in his job with the  
Education Department and in the Peace Corps.
From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes. Both sides had 
valid points. It was difficult to go to 
work for one of the biggest capitalists in 
town and come home to a father who 
was a prominent government leader. It was not easy to know which dad 
to believe.
Yet when you study the history of taxes, an interesting perspective 
emerges. As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the 
masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the 
rich, and give to everyone else. The problem was that the government’s 
appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on 
the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.
However, the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by 
the same set of rules. The rich knew about corporations, which became 
popular in the days of sailing ships. The rich created the corporation 
as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage. The rich put 
their money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation 
would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure. If 
the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would 
be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.outside your personal income statement and balance sheet.",0.0,sailing ships,sailing ships
3717,Who told me that the rich were greedy crooks?,dad,3.0,"From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes. From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes. It was not easy to know which dad 
to believe.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_81,"Rich Dad Poor Dad81
Corps. He loved the idea so much that both he and my mom worked 
for the Peace Corps, training volunteers to go to Malaysia, Thailand,  
and the Philippines. He always strived for additional grants and budget  
increases so he could hire more people, both in his job with the  
Education Department and in the Peace Corps.
From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes. Both sides had 
valid points. It was difficult to go to 
work for one of the biggest capitalists in 
town and come home to a father who 
was a prominent government leader. It was not easy to know which dad 
to believe.
Yet when you study the history of taxes, an interesting perspective 
emerges. As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the 
masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the 
rich, and give to everyone else. The problem was that the government’s 
appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on 
the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.
However, the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by 
the same set of rules. The rich knew about corporations, which became 
popular in the days of sailing ships. The rich created the corporation 
as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage. The rich put 
their money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation 
would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure. If 
the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would 
be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.outside your personal income statement and balance sheet.",0.0,my poor dad,my poor dad
3718,What did the rich know about?,corporations,4.0,"The rich knew about corporations, which became 
popular in the days of sailing ships.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_81,"Rich Dad Poor Dad81
Corps. He loved the idea so much that both he and my mom worked 
for the Peace Corps, training volunteers to go to Malaysia, Thailand,  
and the Philippines. He always strived for additional grants and budget  
increases so he could hire more people, both in his job with the  
Education Department and in the Peace Corps.
From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes. Both sides had 
valid points. It was difficult to go to 
work for one of the biggest capitalists in 
town and come home to a father who 
was a prominent government leader. It was not easy to know which dad 
to believe.
Yet when you study the history of taxes, an interesting perspective 
emerges. As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the 
masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the 
rich, and give to everyone else. The problem was that the government’s 
appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on 
the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.
However, the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by 
the same set of rules. The rich knew about corporations, which became 
popular in the days of sailing ships. The rich created the corporation 
as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage. The rich put 
their money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation 
would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure. If 
the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would 
be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.outside your personal income statement and balance sheet.",0.0,corporations,corporations
3719,What did the rich need to pay to get rich?,taxes,5.0,"From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes. The problem was that the government’s 
appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on 
the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down. As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the 
masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the 
rich, and give to everyone else.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_81,"Rich Dad Poor Dad81
Corps. He loved the idea so much that both he and my mom worked 
for the Peace Corps, training volunteers to go to Malaysia, Thailand,  
and the Philippines. He always strived for additional grants and budget  
increases so he could hire more people, both in his job with the  
Education Department and in the Peace Corps.
From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes. Both sides had 
valid points. It was difficult to go to 
work for one of the biggest capitalists in 
town and come home to a father who 
was a prominent government leader. It was not easy to know which dad 
to believe.
Yet when you study the history of taxes, an interesting perspective 
emerges. As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the 
masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the 
rich, and give to everyone else. The problem was that the government’s 
appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on 
the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.
However, the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by 
the same set of rules. The rich knew about corporations, which became 
popular in the days of sailing ships. The rich created the corporation 
as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage. The rich put 
their money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation 
would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure. If 
the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would 
be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.outside your personal income statement and balance sheet.",0.0,taxes,taxes
3720,What did he love so much that he and his mom worked for the Peace Corps?,idea,6.0,"He loved the idea so much that both he and my mom worked 
for the Peace Corps, training volunteers to go to Malaysia, Thailand,  
and the Philippines.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_81,"Rich Dad Poor Dad81
Corps. He loved the idea so much that both he and my mom worked 
for the Peace Corps, training volunteers to go to Malaysia, Thailand,  
and the Philippines. He always strived for additional grants and budget  
increases so he could hire more people, both in his job with the  
Education Department and in the Peace Corps.
From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes. Both sides had 
valid points. It was difficult to go to 
work for one of the biggest capitalists in 
town and come home to a father who 
was a prominent government leader. It was not easy to know which dad 
to believe.
Yet when you study the history of taxes, an interesting perspective 
emerges. As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the 
masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the 
rich, and give to everyone else. The problem was that the government’s 
appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on 
the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.
However, the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by 
the same set of rules. The rich knew about corporations, which became 
popular in the days of sailing ships. The rich created the corporation 
as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage. The rich put 
their money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation 
would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure. If 
the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would 
be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.outside your personal income statement and balance sheet.",0.0,the idea,the idea
3721,What did the rich invest in the ship?,money,7.0,"If 
the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would 
be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.outside your personal income statement and balance sheet. The problem was that the government’s 
appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on 
the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down. The rich put 
their money into a corporation to finance the voyage.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_81,"Rich Dad Poor Dad81
Corps. He loved the idea so much that both he and my mom worked 
for the Peace Corps, training volunteers to go to Malaysia, Thailand,  
and the Philippines. He always strived for additional grants and budget  
increases so he could hire more people, both in his job with the  
Education Department and in the Peace Corps.
From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich 
dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from 
my poor dad I would hear how the 
rich were greedy crooks who should be 
made to pay more taxes. Both sides had 
valid points. It was difficult to go to 
work for one of the biggest capitalists in 
town and come home to a father who 
was a prominent government leader. It was not easy to know which dad 
to believe.
Yet when you study the history of taxes, an interesting perspective 
emerges. As I said, the passage of taxes was only possible because the 
masses believed in the Robin Hood theory of economics: Take from the 
rich, and give to everyone else. The problem was that the government’s 
appetite for money was so great that taxes soon needed to be levied on 
the middle class, and from there it kept trickling down.
However, the rich saw an opportunity because they don’t play by 
the same set of rules. The rich knew about corporations, which became 
popular in the days of sailing ships. The rich created the corporation 
as a vehicle to limit their risk to the assets of each voyage. The rich put 
their money into a corporation to finance the voyage. The corporation 
would then hire a crew to sail to the New World to look for treasure. If 
the ship was lost, the crew lost their lives, but the loss to the rich would 
be limited only to the money they invested for that particular voyage.outside your personal income statement and balance sheet.",0.0,corporations,corporations
3722,What is the structure of corporate structure that sits outside of your personal income statement?,diagram,1.0,"Chapter Four: Lesson 482
The diagram that follows shows how the corporate structure sits  
outside your personal income statementthe rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_82,"Chapter Four: Lesson 482
The diagram that follows shows how the corporate structure sits  
outside your personal income statementthe rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class.",0.0,statementthe rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class,statementthe rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class
3723,Where did the take-from-the-rich tax start to flow into?,government coffers,1.0,"Once the “take-from-
the-rich” tax was passed, cash started flowing into government coffers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_83,"Rich Dad Poor Dad83
It is the knowledge of the legal corporate structure that really gives 
the rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class. Having two 
fathers teaching me, one a socialist and the other a capitalist, I quickly 
began to realize that the philosophy of the capitalist made more financial 
sense to me. It seemed to me that the socialists ultimately penalized 
themselves due to their lack of financial education. No matter what the 
“take-from-the-rich” crowd came up with, the rich always found a way to 
outsmart them. That is how taxes were eventually levied on the middle 
class. The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood 
the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.
How did the rich outsmart the intellectuals? Once the “take-from-
the-rich” tax was passed, cash started flowing into government coffers. 
Initially, people were happy. Money was handed out to government 
workers and the rich. It went to government workers in the form of  
jobs and pensions, and it went to the rich via their factories receiving 
government contracts. The government received a large pool of money, 
but the problem was the fiscal management of that money. The 
government ideal is to avoid having excess money. If you fail to spend 
your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget. You would 
certainly not be recognized for being efficient. Business people, on the 
other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for 
their efficiency. As this cycle of growing government spending continued, 
the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted 
to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, 
the poor and the middle class.
T rue capitalists used their financial knowledge to simply find an 
escape. They headed back to the protection of a corporation. But 
what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know 
is that a corporation is not really a thing. A corporation is merely a 
file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s 
office and registered with a state government agency. It’s not a big 
building or a factory or a group of people. A corporation is merely a 
legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the 
wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because 
the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates.",0.0,government coffers,government coffers
3724,Who did the rich outsmart?,intellectuals,2.0,"The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood 
the power of money, a subject not taught in schools. How did the rich outsmart the intellectuals?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_83,"Rich Dad Poor Dad83
It is the knowledge of the legal corporate structure that really gives 
the rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class. Having two 
fathers teaching me, one a socialist and the other a capitalist, I quickly 
began to realize that the philosophy of the capitalist made more financial 
sense to me. It seemed to me that the socialists ultimately penalized 
themselves due to their lack of financial education. No matter what the 
“take-from-the-rich” crowd came up with, the rich always found a way to 
outsmart them. That is how taxes were eventually levied on the middle 
class. The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood 
the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.
How did the rich outsmart the intellectuals? Once the “take-from-
the-rich” tax was passed, cash started flowing into government coffers. 
Initially, people were happy. Money was handed out to government 
workers and the rich. It went to government workers in the form of  
jobs and pensions, and it went to the rich via their factories receiving 
government contracts. The government received a large pool of money, 
but the problem was the fiscal management of that money. The 
government ideal is to avoid having excess money. If you fail to spend 
your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget. You would 
certainly not be recognized for being efficient. Business people, on the 
other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for 
their efficiency. As this cycle of growing government spending continued, 
the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted 
to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, 
the poor and the middle class.
T rue capitalists used their financial knowledge to simply find an 
escape. They headed back to the protection of a corporation. But 
what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know 
is that a corporation is not really a thing. A corporation is merely a 
file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s 
office and registered with a state government agency. It’s not a big 
building or a factory or a group of people. A corporation is merely a 
legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the 
wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because 
the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates.",0.0,intellectuals,intellectuals
3725,Where did the rich get their government contracts?,factories,3.0,"It went to government workers in the form of  
jobs and pensions, and it went to the rich via their factories receiving 
government contracts.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_83,"Rich Dad Poor Dad83
It is the knowledge of the legal corporate structure that really gives 
the rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class. Having two 
fathers teaching me, one a socialist and the other a capitalist, I quickly 
began to realize that the philosophy of the capitalist made more financial 
sense to me. It seemed to me that the socialists ultimately penalized 
themselves due to their lack of financial education. No matter what the 
“take-from-the-rich” crowd came up with, the rich always found a way to 
outsmart them. That is how taxes were eventually levied on the middle 
class. The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood 
the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.
How did the rich outsmart the intellectuals? Once the “take-from-
the-rich” tax was passed, cash started flowing into government coffers. 
Initially, people were happy. Money was handed out to government 
workers and the rich. It went to government workers in the form of  
jobs and pensions, and it went to the rich via their factories receiving 
government contracts. The government received a large pool of money, 
but the problem was the fiscal management of that money. The 
government ideal is to avoid having excess money. If you fail to spend 
your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget. You would 
certainly not be recognized for being efficient. Business people, on the 
other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for 
their efficiency. As this cycle of growing government spending continued, 
the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted 
to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, 
the poor and the middle class.
T rue capitalists used their financial knowledge to simply find an 
escape. They headed back to the protection of a corporation. But 
what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know 
is that a corporation is not really a thing. A corporation is merely a 
file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s 
office and registered with a state government agency. It’s not a big 
building or a factory or a group of people. A corporation is merely a 
legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the 
wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because 
the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates.",0.0,factories,factories
3726,"What is a file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney's office and registered with a state government agency?",corporation,4.0,"A corporation is merely a 
file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s 
office and registered with a state government agency. But 
what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know 
is that a corporation is not really a thing. But 
what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know 
is that a corporation is not really a thing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_83,"Rich Dad Poor Dad83
It is the knowledge of the legal corporate structure that really gives 
the rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class. Having two 
fathers teaching me, one a socialist and the other a capitalist, I quickly 
began to realize that the philosophy of the capitalist made more financial 
sense to me. It seemed to me that the socialists ultimately penalized 
themselves due to their lack of financial education. No matter what the 
“take-from-the-rich” crowd came up with, the rich always found a way to 
outsmart them. That is how taxes were eventually levied on the middle 
class. The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood 
the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.
How did the rich outsmart the intellectuals? Once the “take-from-
the-rich” tax was passed, cash started flowing into government coffers. 
Initially, people were happy. Money was handed out to government 
workers and the rich. It went to government workers in the form of  
jobs and pensions, and it went to the rich via their factories receiving 
government contracts. The government received a large pool of money, 
but the problem was the fiscal management of that money. The 
government ideal is to avoid having excess money. If you fail to spend 
your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget. You would 
certainly not be recognized for being efficient. Business people, on the 
other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for 
their efficiency. As this cycle of growing government spending continued, 
the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted 
to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, 
the poor and the middle class.
T rue capitalists used their financial knowledge to simply find an 
escape. They headed back to the protection of a corporation. But 
what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know 
is that a corporation is not really a thing. A corporation is merely a 
file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s 
office and registered with a state government agency. It’s not a big 
building or a factory or a group of people. A corporation is merely a 
legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the 
wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because 
the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates.",0.0,A corporation,A corporation
3727,What is the class that was the most favored to vote for the tax-the-rich?,class,5.0,"As this cycle of growing government spending continued, 
the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted 
to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, 
the poor and the middle class. Rich Dad Poor Dad83
It is the knowledge of the legal corporate structure that really gives 
the rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class. That is how taxes were eventually levied on the middle 
class.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_83,"Rich Dad Poor Dad83
It is the knowledge of the legal corporate structure that really gives 
the rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class. Having two 
fathers teaching me, one a socialist and the other a capitalist, I quickly 
began to realize that the philosophy of the capitalist made more financial 
sense to me. It seemed to me that the socialists ultimately penalized 
themselves due to their lack of financial education. No matter what the 
“take-from-the-rich” crowd came up with, the rich always found a way to 
outsmart them. That is how taxes were eventually levied on the middle 
class. The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood 
the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.
How did the rich outsmart the intellectuals? Once the “take-from-
the-rich” tax was passed, cash started flowing into government coffers. 
Initially, people were happy. Money was handed out to government 
workers and the rich. It went to government workers in the form of  
jobs and pensions, and it went to the rich via their factories receiving 
government contracts. The government received a large pool of money, 
but the problem was the fiscal management of that money. The 
government ideal is to avoid having excess money. If you fail to spend 
your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget. You would 
certainly not be recognized for being efficient. Business people, on the 
other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for 
their efficiency. As this cycle of growing government spending continued, 
the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted 
to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, 
the poor and the middle class.
T rue capitalists used their financial knowledge to simply find an 
escape. They headed back to the protection of a corporation. But 
what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know 
is that a corporation is not really a thing. A corporation is merely a 
file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s 
office and registered with a state government agency. It’s not a big 
building or a factory or a group of people. A corporation is merely a 
legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the 
wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because 
the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates.",0.0,the poor and the middle class,the poor and the middle class
3728,What is the subject not taught in schools?,money,6.0,"As this cycle of growing government spending continued, 
the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted 
to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, 
the poor and the middle class. The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood 
the power of money, a subject not taught in schools. Business people, on the 
other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for 
their efficiency.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_83,"Rich Dad Poor Dad83
It is the knowledge of the legal corporate structure that really gives 
the rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class. Having two 
fathers teaching me, one a socialist and the other a capitalist, I quickly 
began to realize that the philosophy of the capitalist made more financial 
sense to me. It seemed to me that the socialists ultimately penalized 
themselves due to their lack of financial education. No matter what the 
“take-from-the-rich” crowd came up with, the rich always found a way to 
outsmart them. That is how taxes were eventually levied on the middle 
class. The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood 
the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.
How did the rich outsmart the intellectuals? Once the “take-from-
the-rich” tax was passed, cash started flowing into government coffers. 
Initially, people were happy. Money was handed out to government 
workers and the rich. It went to government workers in the form of  
jobs and pensions, and it went to the rich via their factories receiving 
government contracts. The government received a large pool of money, 
but the problem was the fiscal management of that money. The 
government ideal is to avoid having excess money. If you fail to spend 
your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget. You would 
certainly not be recognized for being efficient. Business people, on the 
other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for 
their efficiency. As this cycle of growing government spending continued, 
the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted 
to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, 
the poor and the middle class.
T rue capitalists used their financial knowledge to simply find an 
escape. They headed back to the protection of a corporation. But 
what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know 
is that a corporation is not really a thing. A corporation is merely a 
file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s 
office and registered with a state government agency. It’s not a big 
building or a factory or a group of people. A corporation is merely a 
legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the 
wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because 
the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates.",0.0,the power of money,the power of money
3729,Who voted for the tax-the-rich idea?,people,7.0,"As this cycle of growing government spending continued, 
the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted 
to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, 
the poor and the middle class. Business people, on the 
other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for 
their efficiency. But 
what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know 
is that a corporation is not really a thing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_83,"Rich Dad Poor Dad83
It is the knowledge of the legal corporate structure that really gives 
the rich a vast advantage over the poor and the middle class. Having two 
fathers teaching me, one a socialist and the other a capitalist, I quickly 
began to realize that the philosophy of the capitalist made more financial 
sense to me. It seemed to me that the socialists ultimately penalized 
themselves due to their lack of financial education. No matter what the 
“take-from-the-rich” crowd came up with, the rich always found a way to 
outsmart them. That is how taxes were eventually levied on the middle 
class. The rich outsmarted the intellectuals solely because they understood 
the power of money, a subject not taught in schools.
How did the rich outsmart the intellectuals? Once the “take-from-
the-rich” tax was passed, cash started flowing into government coffers. 
Initially, people were happy. Money was handed out to government 
workers and the rich. It went to government workers in the form of  
jobs and pensions, and it went to the rich via their factories receiving 
government contracts. The government received a large pool of money, 
but the problem was the fiscal management of that money. The 
government ideal is to avoid having excess money. If you fail to spend 
your allotted funds, you risk losing it in the next budget. You would 
certainly not be recognized for being efficient. Business people, on the 
other hand, are rewarded for having excess money and are applauded for 
their efficiency. As this cycle of growing government spending continued, 
the demand for money increased, and the “tax-the-rich” idea was adjusted 
to include lower-income levels, down to the very people who voted it in, 
the poor and the middle class.
T rue capitalists used their financial knowledge to simply find an 
escape. They headed back to the protection of a corporation. But 
what many people who have never formed a corporation don’t know 
is that a corporation is not really a thing. A corporation is merely a 
file folder with some legal documents in it, sitting in some attorney’s 
office and registered with a state government agency. It’s not a big 
building or a factory or a group of people. A corporation is merely a 
legal document that creates a legal body without a soul. Using it, the 
wealth of the rich was once again protected. It was popular because 
the income-tax rate of a corporation is less than the individual income-tax rates.",0.0,the poor and the middle class,the poor and the middle class
3730,What is the US's tax code?,tax code,1.0,"The Tax Code of the United States also allows other ways to reduce 
taxes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_84,"Chapter Four: Lesson 484
income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a 
corporation with pre-tax dollars.
This war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds 
of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and 
it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the 
uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work 
and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play  
the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way  
to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time  
I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find  
a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial 
aptitude, has no escape.
Average Americans today work four to five months for the 
government just to cover their taxes. In my opinion, that is simply too 
long. The harder you work, the more you pay the government. That is 
why I believe that the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very 
people who voted it in.
Every time people try to punish the rich, the rich don’t simply 
comply. They react. They have the money, power, and intent to change 
things. They don’t just sit there and voluntarily pay more taxes. Instead, 
they search for ways to minimize their tax burden. They hire smart 
attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or 
create legal loopholes. They use their resources to effect change.
The Tax Code of the United States also allows other ways to reduce 
taxes. Most of these vehicles are available to anyone, but it is the rich 
who find them because they are minding their own business. For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great 
tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be 
taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage 
of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their 
asset columns.The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources.",0.0,The Tax Code,The Tax Code
3731,What is the term for a piece of real estate that is sold for an exchange?,capital gain,2.0,"For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_84,"Chapter Four: Lesson 484
income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a 
corporation with pre-tax dollars.
This war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds 
of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and 
it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the 
uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work 
and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play  
the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way  
to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time  
I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find  
a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial 
aptitude, has no escape.
Average Americans today work four to five months for the 
government just to cover their taxes. In my opinion, that is simply too 
long. The harder you work, the more you pay the government. That is 
why I believe that the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very 
people who voted it in.
Every time people try to punish the rich, the rich don’t simply 
comply. They react. They have the money, power, and intent to change 
things. They don’t just sit there and voluntarily pay more taxes. Instead, 
they search for ways to minimize their tax burden. They hire smart 
attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or 
create legal loopholes. They use their resources to effect change.
The Tax Code of the United States also allows other ways to reduce 
taxes. Most of these vehicles are available to anyone, but it is the rich 
who find them because they are minding their own business. For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great 
tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be 
taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage 
of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their 
asset columns.The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources.",0.0,capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive,capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive
3732,What is one investment vehicle that has a great tax advantage?,estate,3.0,"For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great 
tax advantage.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_84,"Chapter Four: Lesson 484
income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a 
corporation with pre-tax dollars.
This war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds 
of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and 
it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the 
uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work 
and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play  
the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way  
to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time  
I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find  
a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial 
aptitude, has no escape.
Average Americans today work four to five months for the 
government just to cover their taxes. In my opinion, that is simply too 
long. The harder you work, the more you pay the government. That is 
why I believe that the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very 
people who voted it in.
Every time people try to punish the rich, the rich don’t simply 
comply. They react. They have the money, power, and intent to change 
things. They don’t just sit there and voluntarily pay more taxes. Instead, 
they search for ways to minimize their tax burden. They hire smart 
attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or 
create legal loopholes. They use their resources to effect change.
The Tax Code of the United States also allows other ways to reduce 
taxes. Most of these vehicles are available to anyone, but it is the rich 
who find them because they are minding their own business. For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great 
tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be 
taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage 
of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their 
asset columns.The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources.",0.0,Real estate,Real estate
3733,What are the most accessible vehicles?,vehicles,4.0,"Most of these vehicles are available to anyone, but it is the rich 
who find them because they are minding their own business.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_84,"Chapter Four: Lesson 484
income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a 
corporation with pre-tax dollars.
This war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds 
of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and 
it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the 
uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work 
and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play  
the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way  
to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time  
I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find  
a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial 
aptitude, has no escape.
Average Americans today work four to five months for the 
government just to cover their taxes. In my opinion, that is simply too 
long. The harder you work, the more you pay the government. That is 
why I believe that the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very 
people who voted it in.
Every time people try to punish the rich, the rich don’t simply 
comply. They react. They have the money, power, and intent to change 
things. They don’t just sit there and voluntarily pay more taxes. Instead, 
they search for ways to minimize their tax burden. They hire smart 
attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or 
create legal loopholes. They use their resources to effect change.
The Tax Code of the United States also allows other ways to reduce 
taxes. Most of these vehicles are available to anyone, but it is the rich 
who find them because they are minding their own business. For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great 
tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be 
taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage 
of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their 
asset columns.The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources.",0.0,The Tax Code of the United States,The Tax Code of the United States
3734,What do they make to persuade politicians to change?,laws,5.0,"They hire smart 
attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or 
create legal loopholes. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and 
it will go on forever.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_84,"Chapter Four: Lesson 484
income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a 
corporation with pre-tax dollars.
This war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds 
of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and 
it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the 
uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work 
and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play  
the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way  
to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time  
I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find  
a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial 
aptitude, has no escape.
Average Americans today work four to five months for the 
government just to cover their taxes. In my opinion, that is simply too 
long. The harder you work, the more you pay the government. That is 
why I believe that the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very 
people who voted it in.
Every time people try to punish the rich, the rich don’t simply 
comply. They react. They have the money, power, and intent to change 
things. They don’t just sit there and voluntarily pay more taxes. Instead, 
they search for ways to minimize their tax burden. They hire smart 
attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or 
create legal loopholes. They use their resources to effect change.
The Tax Code of the United States also allows other ways to reduce 
taxes. Most of these vehicles are available to anyone, but it is the rich 
who find them because they are minding their own business. For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great 
tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be 
taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage 
of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their 
asset columns.The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources.",0.0,"laws or 
create legal loopholes","laws or 
create legal loopholes"
3735,What is the term for a piece of real estate that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange?,piece,6.0,"For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_84,"Chapter Four: Lesson 484
income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a 
corporation with pre-tax dollars.
This war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds 
of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and 
it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the 
uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work 
and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play  
the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way  
to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time  
I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find  
a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial 
aptitude, has no escape.
Average Americans today work four to five months for the 
government just to cover their taxes. In my opinion, that is simply too 
long. The harder you work, the more you pay the government. That is 
why I believe that the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very 
people who voted it in.
Every time people try to punish the rich, the rich don’t simply 
comply. They react. They have the money, power, and intent to change 
things. They don’t just sit there and voluntarily pay more taxes. Instead, 
they search for ways to minimize their tax burden. They hire smart 
attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or 
create legal loopholes. They use their resources to effect change.
The Tax Code of the United States also allows other ways to reduce 
taxes. Most of these vehicles are available to anyone, but it is the rich 
who find them because they are minding their own business. For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great 
tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be 
taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage 
of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their 
asset columns.The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources.",0.0,more expensive,more expensive
3736,What do I want my children to find?,job,7.0,"This is why I cringe every time  
I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find  
a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial 
aptitude, has no escape.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_84,"Chapter Four: Lesson 484
income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a 
corporation with pre-tax dollars.
This war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds 
of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and 
it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the 
uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work 
and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play  
the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way  
to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time  
I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find  
a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial 
aptitude, has no escape.
Average Americans today work four to five months for the 
government just to cover their taxes. In my opinion, that is simply too 
long. The harder you work, the more you pay the government. That is 
why I believe that the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very 
people who voted it in.
Every time people try to punish the rich, the rich don’t simply 
comply. They react. They have the money, power, and intent to change 
things. They don’t just sit there and voluntarily pay more taxes. Instead, 
they search for ways to minimize their tax burden. They hire smart 
attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or 
create legal loopholes. They use their resources to effect change.
The Tax Code of the United States also allows other ways to reduce 
taxes. Most of these vehicles are available to anyone, but it is the rich 
who find them because they are minding their own business. For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great 
tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be 
taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage 
of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their 
asset columns.The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources.",0.0,"a safe, secure job","a safe, secure job"
3737,How do the rich play the game?,way,8.0,"If they only understood the way the rich play  
the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way  
to their own financial independence.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_84,"Chapter Four: Lesson 484
income-tax rates. In addition, certain expenses could be paid by a 
corporation with pre-tax dollars.
This war between the haves and have-nots has raged for hundreds 
of years. The battle is waged whenever and wherever laws are made, and 
it will go on forever. The problem is that the people who lose are the 
uninformed: the ones who get up every day and diligently go to work 
and pay taxes. If they only understood the way the rich play  
the game, they could play it too. Then they would be on their way  
to their own financial independence. This is why I cringe every time  
I hear a parent advise their children to go to school so they can find  
a safe, secure job. An employee with a safe, secure job, without financial 
aptitude, has no escape.
Average Americans today work four to five months for the 
government just to cover their taxes. In my opinion, that is simply too 
long. The harder you work, the more you pay the government. That is 
why I believe that the idea of “take-from-the-rich” backfired on the very 
people who voted it in.
Every time people try to punish the rich, the rich don’t simply 
comply. They react. They have the money, power, and intent to change 
things. They don’t just sit there and voluntarily pay more taxes. Instead, 
they search for ways to minimize their tax burden. They hire smart 
attorneys and accountants, and persuade politicians to change laws or 
create legal loopholes. They use their resources to effect change.
The Tax Code of the United States also allows other ways to reduce 
taxes. Most of these vehicles are available to anyone, but it is the rich 
who find them because they are minding their own business. For 
example, “1031” is jargon for Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue 
Code which allows a seller to delay paying taxes on a piece of real estate 
that is sold for a capital gain through an exchange for a more expensive 
piece of real estate. Real estate is one investment vehicle that has a great 
tax advantage. As long as you keep trading up in value, you will not be 
taxed on the gains until you liquidate. People who don’t take advantage 
of these legal tax savings are missing a great opportunity to build their 
asset columns.The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources.",0.0,They react,They react
3738,"Who reminded Mike and me that the biggest bully was not the boss or the supervisor, but the tax man?",dad,1.0,"Rich dad constantly reminded 
Mike and me that the biggest bully was 
not the boss or the supervisor, but the 
tax man. Rich Dad Poor Dad85
The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources. You may remember the first lesson I learned from my rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_85,"Rich Dad Poor Dad85
The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources. They sit 
there and let the government’s needles enter their arm and allow the 
blood donation to begin. Today, I am constantly shocked at the number 
of people who pay more taxes, or take fewer deductions, simply because 
they are afraid of the government. I have friends who have had their 
businesses shut down and destroyed, only to find out it was a mistake 
on the part of the government. I realize all that. But the price of working 
from January to May is a high price to pay for that intimidation. My 
poor dad never fought back. My rich dad didn’t either. He just played the 
game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of 
the rich.
You may remember the first lesson I learned from my rich dad.  
I was a little boy of 9 who had to sit and wait for him to choose to talk 
to me. I sat in his office waiting for him to get to me. He was ignoring 
me on purpose. He wanted me to recognize his power and to desire to 
have that power for myself one day. During all the years I studied and 
learned from him, he always reminded me that knowledge is power. 
And with money comes great power 
that requires the right knowledge to 
keep it and make it multiply. Without 
that knowledge, the world pushes you 
around. Rich dad constantly reminded 
Mike and me that the biggest bully was 
not the boss or the supervisor, but the 
tax man. The tax man will always take 
more if you let him. The first lesson of having money work for you, as 
opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for 
money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, 
you keep the power and control it.
Once we had this knowledge of the power of money working 
for us, he wanted us to be financially smart and not let anyone or 
anything push us around. If you’re ignorant, it’s easy to be bullied. 
If you know what you’re talking about, you have a fighting chance. 
That is why he paid so much for smart tax accountants and attorneys. 
It was less expensive to pay them than to pay the government. Hismuch.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
3739,What do they sit there and let the government's needles enter their arm?,needles,2.0,"They sit 
there and let the government’s needles enter their arm and allow the 
blood donation to begin.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_85,"Rich Dad Poor Dad85
The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources. They sit 
there and let the government’s needles enter their arm and allow the 
blood donation to begin. Today, I am constantly shocked at the number 
of people who pay more taxes, or take fewer deductions, simply because 
they are afraid of the government. I have friends who have had their 
businesses shut down and destroyed, only to find out it was a mistake 
on the part of the government. I realize all that. But the price of working 
from January to May is a high price to pay for that intimidation. My 
poor dad never fought back. My rich dad didn’t either. He just played the 
game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of 
the rich.
You may remember the first lesson I learned from my rich dad.  
I was a little boy of 9 who had to sit and wait for him to choose to talk 
to me. I sat in his office waiting for him to get to me. He was ignoring 
me on purpose. He wanted me to recognize his power and to desire to 
have that power for myself one day. During all the years I studied and 
learned from him, he always reminded me that knowledge is power. 
And with money comes great power 
that requires the right knowledge to 
keep it and make it multiply. Without 
that knowledge, the world pushes you 
around. Rich dad constantly reminded 
Mike and me that the biggest bully was 
not the boss or the supervisor, but the 
tax man. The tax man will always take 
more if you let him. The first lesson of having money work for you, as 
opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for 
money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, 
you keep the power and control it.
Once we had this knowledge of the power of money working 
for us, he wanted us to be financially smart and not let anyone or 
anything push us around. If you’re ignorant, it’s easy to be bullied. 
If you know what you’re talking about, you have a fighting chance. 
That is why he paid so much for smart tax accountants and attorneys. 
It was less expensive to pay them than to pay the government. Hismuch.",0.0,blood donation to begin,blood donation to begin
3740,Why do people pay more taxes?,taxes,3.0,"Today, I am constantly shocked at the number 
of people who pay more taxes, or take fewer deductions, simply because 
they are afraid of the government.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_85,"Rich Dad Poor Dad85
The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources. They sit 
there and let the government’s needles enter their arm and allow the 
blood donation to begin. Today, I am constantly shocked at the number 
of people who pay more taxes, or take fewer deductions, simply because 
they are afraid of the government. I have friends who have had their 
businesses shut down and destroyed, only to find out it was a mistake 
on the part of the government. I realize all that. But the price of working 
from January to May is a high price to pay for that intimidation. My 
poor dad never fought back. My rich dad didn’t either. He just played the 
game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of 
the rich.
You may remember the first lesson I learned from my rich dad.  
I was a little boy of 9 who had to sit and wait for him to choose to talk 
to me. I sat in his office waiting for him to get to me. He was ignoring 
me on purpose. He wanted me to recognize his power and to desire to 
have that power for myself one day. During all the years I studied and 
learned from him, he always reminded me that knowledge is power. 
And with money comes great power 
that requires the right knowledge to 
keep it and make it multiply. Without 
that knowledge, the world pushes you 
around. Rich dad constantly reminded 
Mike and me that the biggest bully was 
not the boss or the supervisor, but the 
tax man. The tax man will always take 
more if you let him. The first lesson of having money work for you, as 
opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for 
money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, 
you keep the power and control it.
Once we had this knowledge of the power of money working 
for us, he wanted us to be financially smart and not let anyone or 
anything push us around. If you’re ignorant, it’s easy to be bullied. 
If you know what you’re talking about, you have a fighting chance. 
That is why he paid so much for smart tax accountants and attorneys. 
It was less expensive to pay them than to pay the government. Hismuch.",0.0,they are afraid of the government,they are afraid of the government
3741,What is the price of working from January to May?,price,4.0,"But the price of working 
from January to May is a high price to pay for that intimidation. But the price of working 
from January to May is a high price to pay for that intimidation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_85,"Rich Dad Poor Dad85
The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources. They sit 
there and let the government’s needles enter their arm and allow the 
blood donation to begin. Today, I am constantly shocked at the number 
of people who pay more taxes, or take fewer deductions, simply because 
they are afraid of the government. I have friends who have had their 
businesses shut down and destroyed, only to find out it was a mistake 
on the part of the government. I realize all that. But the price of working 
from January to May is a high price to pay for that intimidation. My 
poor dad never fought back. My rich dad didn’t either. He just played the 
game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of 
the rich.
You may remember the first lesson I learned from my rich dad.  
I was a little boy of 9 who had to sit and wait for him to choose to talk 
to me. I sat in his office waiting for him to get to me. He was ignoring 
me on purpose. He wanted me to recognize his power and to desire to 
have that power for myself one day. During all the years I studied and 
learned from him, he always reminded me that knowledge is power. 
And with money comes great power 
that requires the right knowledge to 
keep it and make it multiply. Without 
that knowledge, the world pushes you 
around. Rich dad constantly reminded 
Mike and me that the biggest bully was 
not the boss or the supervisor, but the 
tax man. The tax man will always take 
more if you let him. The first lesson of having money work for you, as 
opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for 
money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, 
you keep the power and control it.
Once we had this knowledge of the power of money working 
for us, he wanted us to be financially smart and not let anyone or 
anything push us around. If you’re ignorant, it’s easy to be bullied. 
If you know what you’re talking about, you have a fighting chance. 
That is why he paid so much for smart tax accountants and attorneys. 
It was less expensive to pay them than to pay the government. Hismuch.",0.0,high price to pay for that intimidation,high price to pay for that intimidation
3742,What is the difference between rich and middle class?,class,5.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad85
The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_85,"Rich Dad Poor Dad85
The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources. They sit 
there and let the government’s needles enter their arm and allow the 
blood donation to begin. Today, I am constantly shocked at the number 
of people who pay more taxes, or take fewer deductions, simply because 
they are afraid of the government. I have friends who have had their 
businesses shut down and destroyed, only to find out it was a mistake 
on the part of the government. I realize all that. But the price of working 
from January to May is a high price to pay for that intimidation. My 
poor dad never fought back. My rich dad didn’t either. He just played the 
game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of 
the rich.
You may remember the first lesson I learned from my rich dad.  
I was a little boy of 9 who had to sit and wait for him to choose to talk 
to me. I sat in his office waiting for him to get to me. He was ignoring 
me on purpose. He wanted me to recognize his power and to desire to 
have that power for myself one day. During all the years I studied and 
learned from him, he always reminded me that knowledge is power. 
And with money comes great power 
that requires the right knowledge to 
keep it and make it multiply. Without 
that knowledge, the world pushes you 
around. Rich dad constantly reminded 
Mike and me that the biggest bully was 
not the boss or the supervisor, but the 
tax man. The tax man will always take 
more if you let him. The first lesson of having money work for you, as 
opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for 
money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, 
you keep the power and control it.
Once we had this knowledge of the power of money working 
for us, he wanted us to be financially smart and not let anyone or 
anything push us around. If you’re ignorant, it’s easy to be bullied. 
If you know what you’re talking about, you have a fighting chance. 
That is why he paid so much for smart tax accountants and attorneys. 
It was less expensive to pay them than to pay the government. Hismuch.",0.0,don’t have the same resources,don’t have the same resources
3743,"What is the first lesson of having money work for you, as opposed to you working for money?",money,6.0,"Once we had this knowledge of the power of money working 
for us, he wanted us to be financially smart and not let anyone or 
anything push us around. The first lesson of having money work for you, as 
opposed to you working for money, is all about power. The first lesson of having money work for you, as 
opposed to you working for money, is all about power.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_85,"Rich Dad Poor Dad85
The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources. They sit 
there and let the government’s needles enter their arm and allow the 
blood donation to begin. Today, I am constantly shocked at the number 
of people who pay more taxes, or take fewer deductions, simply because 
they are afraid of the government. I have friends who have had their 
businesses shut down and destroyed, only to find out it was a mistake 
on the part of the government. I realize all that. But the price of working 
from January to May is a high price to pay for that intimidation. My 
poor dad never fought back. My rich dad didn’t either. He just played the 
game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of 
the rich.
You may remember the first lesson I learned from my rich dad.  
I was a little boy of 9 who had to sit and wait for him to choose to talk 
to me. I sat in his office waiting for him to get to me. He was ignoring 
me on purpose. He wanted me to recognize his power and to desire to 
have that power for myself one day. During all the years I studied and 
learned from him, he always reminded me that knowledge is power. 
And with money comes great power 
that requires the right knowledge to 
keep it and make it multiply. Without 
that knowledge, the world pushes you 
around. Rich dad constantly reminded 
Mike and me that the biggest bully was 
not the boss or the supervisor, but the 
tax man. The tax man will always take 
more if you let him. The first lesson of having money work for you, as 
opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for 
money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, 
you keep the power and control it.
Once we had this knowledge of the power of money working 
for us, he wanted us to be financially smart and not let anyone or 
anything push us around. If you’re ignorant, it’s easy to be bullied. 
If you know what you’re talking about, you have a fighting chance. 
That is why he paid so much for smart tax accountants and attorneys. 
It was less expensive to pay them than to pay the government. Hismuch.",0.0,power,power
3744,Why do people pay more taxes?,government,7.0,"Today, I am constantly shocked at the number 
of people who pay more taxes, or take fewer deductions, simply because 
they are afraid of the government. I have friends who have had their 
businesses shut down and destroyed, only to find out it was a mistake 
on the part of the government. They sit 
there and let the government’s needles enter their arm and allow the 
blood donation to begin.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_85,"Rich Dad Poor Dad85
The poor and middle class don’t have the same resources. They sit 
there and let the government’s needles enter their arm and allow the 
blood donation to begin. Today, I am constantly shocked at the number 
of people who pay more taxes, or take fewer deductions, simply because 
they are afraid of the government. I have friends who have had their 
businesses shut down and destroyed, only to find out it was a mistake 
on the part of the government. I realize all that. But the price of working 
from January to May is a high price to pay for that intimidation. My 
poor dad never fought back. My rich dad didn’t either. He just played the 
game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of 
the rich.
You may remember the first lesson I learned from my rich dad.  
I was a little boy of 9 who had to sit and wait for him to choose to talk 
to me. I sat in his office waiting for him to get to me. He was ignoring 
me on purpose. He wanted me to recognize his power and to desire to 
have that power for myself one day. During all the years I studied and 
learned from him, he always reminded me that knowledge is power. 
And with money comes great power 
that requires the right knowledge to 
keep it and make it multiply. Without 
that knowledge, the world pushes you 
around. Rich dad constantly reminded 
Mike and me that the biggest bully was 
not the boss or the supervisor, but the 
tax man. The tax man will always take 
more if you let him. The first lesson of having money work for you, as 
opposed to you working for money, is all about power. If you work for 
money, you give the power to your employer. If money works for you, 
you keep the power and control it.
Once we had this knowledge of the power of money working 
for us, he wanted us to be financially smart and not let anyone or 
anything push us around. If you’re ignorant, it’s easy to be bullied. 
If you know what you’re talking about, you have a fighting chance. 
That is why he paid so much for smart tax accountants and attorneys. 
It was less expensive to pay them than to pay the government. Hismuch.",0.0,they are afraid of the government,they are afraid of the government
3745,Who advised me to start my own corporation?,dad,1.0,"It was merely 
the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad that kept the idea of owning my 
own corporation alive and kept me 
on a different path. By the time I was 
15 or 16, I knew I wasn’t going to 
continue down the path my educated 
dad recommended. The point is that, if not for my rich 
dad, I would have probably followed 
my educated dad’s advice.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_86,"Chapter Four: Lesson 486
best lesson to me was: “Be smart and you won’t be pushed around as 
much.” He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and 
because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re 
right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on 
Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.
My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job 
with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your 
way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying 
solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile 
cow ready for milking.
When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled.  
“Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.
As a young boy, I did not understand what rich dad meant by 
owning my own corporation. It was an idea that seemed impossible 
and intimidating. Although I was excited by the idea, my inexperience 
wouldn’t let me envision the possibility that grown-ups would someday 
work for a company I would own.
The point is that, if not for my rich 
dad, I would have probably followed 
my educated dad’s advice. It was merely 
the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad that kept the idea of owning my 
own corporation alive and kept me 
on a different path. By the time I was 
15 or 16, I knew I wasn’t going to 
continue down the path my educated 
dad recommended. I didn’t know how I was going to do it, but I was 
determined not to head in the direction most of my classmates were 
heading. That decision changed my life.
It was not until my mid-twenties that my rich dad’s advice began 
to make more sense to me. I was just out of the Marine Corps and 
working for Xerox. I was making a lot of money, but every time I 
looked at my paycheck, I was disappointed. The deductions were so 
large and, the more I worked, the greater they became.more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises.",0.0,"my rich 
dad","my rich 
dad"
3746,What did he think was the only thing he could rely on to make money?,paycheck,2.0,"He spoke of the virtues of “working your 
way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying 
solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile 
cow ready for milking. I was making a lot of money, but every time I 
looked at my paycheck, I was disappointed.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_86,"Chapter Four: Lesson 486
best lesson to me was: “Be smart and you won’t be pushed around as 
much.” He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and 
because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re 
right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on 
Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.
My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job 
with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your 
way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying 
solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile 
cow ready for milking.
When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled.  
“Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.
As a young boy, I did not understand what rich dad meant by 
owning my own corporation. It was an idea that seemed impossible 
and intimidating. Although I was excited by the idea, my inexperience 
wouldn’t let me envision the possibility that grown-ups would someday 
work for a company I would own.
The point is that, if not for my rich 
dad, I would have probably followed 
my educated dad’s advice. It was merely 
the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad that kept the idea of owning my 
own corporation alive and kept me 
on a different path. By the time I was 
15 or 16, I knew I wasn’t going to 
continue down the path my educated 
dad recommended. I didn’t know how I was going to do it, but I was 
determined not to head in the direction most of my classmates were 
heading. That decision changed my life.
It was not until my mid-twenties that my rich dad’s advice began 
to make more sense to me. I was just out of the Marine Corps and 
working for Xerox. I was making a lot of money, but every time I 
looked at my paycheck, I was disappointed. The deductions were so 
large and, the more I worked, the greater they became.more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises.",0.0,a paycheck from a corporate employer,a paycheck from a corporate employer
3747,What did my rich dad give me that made me think about my dad?,advice,3.0,"The point is that, if not for my rich 
dad, I would have probably followed 
my educated dad’s advice. It was not until my mid-twenties that my rich dad’s advice began 
to make more sense to me. When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_86,"Chapter Four: Lesson 486
best lesson to me was: “Be smart and you won’t be pushed around as 
much.” He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and 
because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re 
right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on 
Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.
My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job 
with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your 
way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying 
solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile 
cow ready for milking.
When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled.  
“Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.
As a young boy, I did not understand what rich dad meant by 
owning my own corporation. It was an idea that seemed impossible 
and intimidating. Although I was excited by the idea, my inexperience 
wouldn’t let me envision the possibility that grown-ups would someday 
work for a company I would own.
The point is that, if not for my rich 
dad, I would have probably followed 
my educated dad’s advice. It was merely 
the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad that kept the idea of owning my 
own corporation alive and kept me 
on a different path. By the time I was 
15 or 16, I knew I wasn’t going to 
continue down the path my educated 
dad recommended. I didn’t know how I was going to do it, but I was 
determined not to head in the direction most of my classmates were 
heading. That decision changed my life.
It was not until my mid-twenties that my rich dad’s advice began 
to make more sense to me. I was just out of the Marine Corps and 
working for Xerox. I was making a lot of money, but every time I 
looked at my paycheck, I was disappointed. The deductions were so 
large and, the more I worked, the greater they became.more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises.",0.0,"the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad","the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad"
3748,What did my rich dad encourage me to own as a young boy?,corporation,4.0,"It was merely 
the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad that kept the idea of owning my 
own corporation alive and kept me 
on a different path. My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job 
with a strong corporation. As a young boy, I did not understand what rich dad meant by 
owning my own corporation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_86,"Chapter Four: Lesson 486
best lesson to me was: “Be smart and you won’t be pushed around as 
much.” He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and 
because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re 
right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on 
Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.
My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job 
with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your 
way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying 
solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile 
cow ready for milking.
When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled.  
“Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.
As a young boy, I did not understand what rich dad meant by 
owning my own corporation. It was an idea that seemed impossible 
and intimidating. Although I was excited by the idea, my inexperience 
wouldn’t let me envision the possibility that grown-ups would someday 
work for a company I would own.
The point is that, if not for my rich 
dad, I would have probably followed 
my educated dad’s advice. It was merely 
the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad that kept the idea of owning my 
own corporation alive and kept me 
on a different path. By the time I was 
15 or 16, I knew I wasn’t going to 
continue down the path my educated 
dad recommended. I didn’t know how I was going to do it, but I was 
determined not to head in the direction most of my classmates were 
heading. That decision changed my life.
It was not until my mid-twenties that my rich dad’s advice began 
to make more sense to me. I was just out of the Marine Corps and 
working for Xerox. I was making a lot of money, but every time I 
looked at my paycheck, I was disappointed. The deductions were so 
large and, the more I worked, the greater they became.more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises.",0.0,"
own corporation","
own corporation"
3749,How much money did I make in the past?,lot,5.0,"I was making a lot of money, but every time I 
looked at my paycheck, I was disappointed.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_86,"Chapter Four: Lesson 486
best lesson to me was: “Be smart and you won’t be pushed around as 
much.” He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and 
because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re 
right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on 
Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.
My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job 
with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your 
way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying 
solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile 
cow ready for milking.
When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled.  
“Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.
As a young boy, I did not understand what rich dad meant by 
owning my own corporation. It was an idea that seemed impossible 
and intimidating. Although I was excited by the idea, my inexperience 
wouldn’t let me envision the possibility that grown-ups would someday 
work for a company I would own.
The point is that, if not for my rich 
dad, I would have probably followed 
my educated dad’s advice. It was merely 
the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad that kept the idea of owning my 
own corporation alive and kept me 
on a different path. By the time I was 
15 or 16, I knew I wasn’t going to 
continue down the path my educated 
dad recommended. I didn’t know how I was going to do it, but I was 
determined not to head in the direction most of my classmates were 
heading. That decision changed my life.
It was not until my mid-twenties that my rich dad’s advice began 
to make more sense to me. I was just out of the Marine Corps and 
working for Xerox. I was making a lot of money, but every time I 
looked at my paycheck, I was disappointed. The deductions were so 
large and, the more I worked, the greater they became.more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises.",0.0,"
dad","
dad"
3750,What was the idea of owning a company that seemed impossible and intimidating to me?,idea,6.0,"Although I was excited by the idea, my inexperience 
wouldn’t let me envision the possibility that grown-ups would someday 
work for a company I would own. It was merely 
the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad that kept the idea of owning my 
own corporation alive and kept me 
on a different path. It was an idea that seemed impossible 
and intimidating.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_86,"Chapter Four: Lesson 486
best lesson to me was: “Be smart and you won’t be pushed around as 
much.” He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and 
because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re 
right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on 
Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.
My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job 
with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your 
way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying 
solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile 
cow ready for milking.
When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled.  
“Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.
As a young boy, I did not understand what rich dad meant by 
owning my own corporation. It was an idea that seemed impossible 
and intimidating. Although I was excited by the idea, my inexperience 
wouldn’t let me envision the possibility that grown-ups would someday 
work for a company I would own.
The point is that, if not for my rich 
dad, I would have probably followed 
my educated dad’s advice. It was merely 
the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad that kept the idea of owning my 
own corporation alive and kept me 
on a different path. By the time I was 
15 or 16, I knew I wasn’t going to 
continue down the path my educated 
dad recommended. I didn’t know how I was going to do it, but I was 
determined not to head in the direction most of my classmates were 
heading. That decision changed my life.
It was not until my mid-twenties that my rich dad’s advice began 
to make more sense to me. I was just out of the Marine Corps and 
working for Xerox. I was making a lot of money, but every time I 
looked at my paycheck, I was disappointed. The deductions were so 
large and, the more I worked, the greater they became.more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises.",0.0,"
owning my own corporation","
owning my own corporation"
3751,What was I making a lot of?,money,7.0,"I was making a lot of money, but every time I 
looked at my paycheck, I was disappointed.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_86,"Chapter Four: Lesson 486
best lesson to me was: “Be smart and you won’t be pushed around as 
much.” He knew the law because he was a law-abiding citizen and 
because it was expensive to not know the law. “If you know you’re 
right, you’re not afraid of fighting back.” Even if you are taking on 
Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.
My highly educated dad always encouraged me to land a good job 
with a strong corporation. He spoke of the virtues of “working your 
way up the corporate ladder.” He didn’t understand that, by relying 
solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile 
cow ready for milking.
When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled.  
“Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.
As a young boy, I did not understand what rich dad meant by 
owning my own corporation. It was an idea that seemed impossible 
and intimidating. Although I was excited by the idea, my inexperience 
wouldn’t let me envision the possibility that grown-ups would someday 
work for a company I would own.
The point is that, if not for my rich 
dad, I would have probably followed 
my educated dad’s advice. It was merely 
the occasional reminder of my rich 
dad that kept the idea of owning my 
own corporation alive and kept me 
on a different path. By the time I was 
15 or 16, I knew I wasn’t going to 
continue down the path my educated 
dad recommended. I didn’t know how I was going to do it, but I was 
determined not to head in the direction most of my classmates were 
heading. That decision changed my life.
It was not until my mid-twenties that my rich dad’s advice began 
to make more sense to me. I was just out of the Marine Corps and 
working for Xerox. I was making a lot of money, but every time I 
looked at my paycheck, I was disappointed. The deductions were so 
large and, the more I worked, the greater they became.more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises.",0.0,money,money
3752,What company did I work for in 1974?,xerox,1.0,"Who are you making rich?”
In 1974, while still an employee for Xerox, I formed my first  
corporation and began minding my own business. In less than three years, I was making more in my real estate  
holding corporation than I was making at Xerox. The more 
I realized that we were in the beginning stages of a boom, the more 
Xerox machines I sold.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_87,"Rich Dad Poor Dad87
more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises. It was 
flattering, but I could hear my rich dad asking in my ear: “Who are 
you working for? Who are you making rich?”
In 1974, while still an employee for Xerox, I formed my first  
corporation and began minding my own business. There were already 
a few assets in my asset column, but now I was determined to focus 
on making it bigger. Those paychecks, with all the deductions, made 
all the years of my rich dad’s advice make total sense. I could see the 
future if I followed my educated dad’s advice.
Many employers feel that advising their workers to mind their 
own business is bad for business. But for me, focusing on my own 
business and developing assets made me a better employee because  
I now had a purpose. I came in early and worked diligently, amassing 
as much money as possible so I could invest in real estate. Hawaii 
was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made. The more 
I realized that we were in the beginning stages of a boom, the more 
Xerox machines I sold. The more I sold, the more money I made 
and, of course, the more deductions came out of my paycheck. It was 
inspiring. I wanted out of the employee trap so badly that I worked 
even harder so I could invest more. By 1978, I was consistently one 
of the top five sales people at the company. I badly wanted out of the 
Rat Race.
In less than three years, I was making more in my real estate  
holding corporation than I was making at Xerox. And the money  
I was making in my asset column in my own corporation was 
money working for me, not me pounding on doors selling copiers. 
My rich dad’s advice made much more sense. Soon the cash flow 
from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my 
first Porsche. My fellow Xerox salespeople thought I was spending 
my commissions. I wasn’t. I was investing my commissions in assets.
My money was working hard to make more money. Each dollar 
in my asset column was a great employee, working hard to make 
more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche with before-tax 
dollars. I began to work harder for Xerox. The plan was working,  and my Porsche was the proof.",0.0,Xerox,Xerox
3753,What was the first car I bought?,porsche,2.0,"Each dollar 
in my asset column was a great employee, working hard to make 
more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche with before-tax 
dollars. Soon the cash flow 
from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my 
first Porsche. The plan was working,  and my Porsche was the proof.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_87,"Rich Dad Poor Dad87
more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises. It was 
flattering, but I could hear my rich dad asking in my ear: “Who are 
you working for? Who are you making rich?”
In 1974, while still an employee for Xerox, I formed my first  
corporation and began minding my own business. There were already 
a few assets in my asset column, but now I was determined to focus 
on making it bigger. Those paychecks, with all the deductions, made 
all the years of my rich dad’s advice make total sense. I could see the 
future if I followed my educated dad’s advice.
Many employers feel that advising their workers to mind their 
own business is bad for business. But for me, focusing on my own 
business and developing assets made me a better employee because  
I now had a purpose. I came in early and worked diligently, amassing 
as much money as possible so I could invest in real estate. Hawaii 
was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made. The more 
I realized that we were in the beginning stages of a boom, the more 
Xerox machines I sold. The more I sold, the more money I made 
and, of course, the more deductions came out of my paycheck. It was 
inspiring. I wanted out of the employee trap so badly that I worked 
even harder so I could invest more. By 1978, I was consistently one 
of the top five sales people at the company. I badly wanted out of the 
Rat Race.
In less than three years, I was making more in my real estate  
holding corporation than I was making at Xerox. And the money  
I was making in my asset column in my own corporation was 
money working for me, not me pounding on doors selling copiers. 
My rich dad’s advice made much more sense. Soon the cash flow 
from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my 
first Porsche. My fellow Xerox salespeople thought I was spending 
my commissions. I wasn’t. I was investing my commissions in assets.
My money was working hard to make more money. Each dollar 
in my asset column was a great employee, working hard to make 
more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche with before-tax 
dollars. I began to work harder for Xerox. The plan was working,  and my Porsche was the proof.",0.0,Porsche,Porsche
3754,Who was my rich dad?,dad,3.0,"Those paychecks, with all the deductions, made 
all the years of my rich dad’s advice make total sense. It was 
flattering, but I could hear my rich dad asking in my ear: “Who are 
you working for? Rich Dad Poor Dad87
more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_87,"Rich Dad Poor Dad87
more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises. It was 
flattering, but I could hear my rich dad asking in my ear: “Who are 
you working for? Who are you making rich?”
In 1974, while still an employee for Xerox, I formed my first  
corporation and began minding my own business. There were already 
a few assets in my asset column, but now I was determined to focus 
on making it bigger. Those paychecks, with all the deductions, made 
all the years of my rich dad’s advice make total sense. I could see the 
future if I followed my educated dad’s advice.
Many employers feel that advising their workers to mind their 
own business is bad for business. But for me, focusing on my own 
business and developing assets made me a better employee because  
I now had a purpose. I came in early and worked diligently, amassing 
as much money as possible so I could invest in real estate. Hawaii 
was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made. The more 
I realized that we were in the beginning stages of a boom, the more 
Xerox machines I sold. The more I sold, the more money I made 
and, of course, the more deductions came out of my paycheck. It was 
inspiring. I wanted out of the employee trap so badly that I worked 
even harder so I could invest more. By 1978, I was consistently one 
of the top five sales people at the company. I badly wanted out of the 
Rat Race.
In less than three years, I was making more in my real estate  
holding corporation than I was making at Xerox. And the money  
I was making in my asset column in my own corporation was 
money working for me, not me pounding on doors selling copiers. 
My rich dad’s advice made much more sense. Soon the cash flow 
from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my 
first Porsche. My fellow Xerox salespeople thought I was spending 
my commissions. I wasn’t. I was investing my commissions in assets.
My money was working hard to make more money. Each dollar 
in my asset column was a great employee, working hard to make 
more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche with before-tax 
dollars. I began to work harder for Xerox. The plan was working,  and my Porsche was the proof.",0.0,Poor Dad,Poor Dad
3755,Who talked about promotions and raises?,bosses,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad87
more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_87,"Rich Dad Poor Dad87
more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises. It was 
flattering, but I could hear my rich dad asking in my ear: “Who are 
you working for? Who are you making rich?”
In 1974, while still an employee for Xerox, I formed my first  
corporation and began minding my own business. There were already 
a few assets in my asset column, but now I was determined to focus 
on making it bigger. Those paychecks, with all the deductions, made 
all the years of my rich dad’s advice make total sense. I could see the 
future if I followed my educated dad’s advice.
Many employers feel that advising their workers to mind their 
own business is bad for business. But for me, focusing on my own 
business and developing assets made me a better employee because  
I now had a purpose. I came in early and worked diligently, amassing 
as much money as possible so I could invest in real estate. Hawaii 
was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made. The more 
I realized that we were in the beginning stages of a boom, the more 
Xerox machines I sold. The more I sold, the more money I made 
and, of course, the more deductions came out of my paycheck. It was 
inspiring. I wanted out of the employee trap so badly that I worked 
even harder so I could invest more. By 1978, I was consistently one 
of the top five sales people at the company. I badly wanted out of the 
Rat Race.
In less than three years, I was making more in my real estate  
holding corporation than I was making at Xerox. And the money  
I was making in my asset column in my own corporation was 
money working for me, not me pounding on doors selling copiers. 
My rich dad’s advice made much more sense. Soon the cash flow 
from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my 
first Porsche. My fellow Xerox salespeople thought I was spending 
my commissions. I wasn’t. I was investing my commissions in assets.
My money was working hard to make more money. Each dollar 
in my asset column was a great employee, working hard to make 
more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche with before-tax 
dollars. I began to work harder for Xerox. The plan was working,  and my Porsche was the proof.",0.0,my bosses,my bosses
3756,What was the job title of each dollar in my asset column?,employee,5.0,"Each dollar 
in my asset column was a great employee, working hard to make 
more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche with before-tax 
dollars. Who are you making rich?”
In 1974, while still an employee for Xerox, I formed my first  
corporation and began minding my own business. But for me, focusing on my own 
business and developing assets made me a better employee because  
I now had a purpose.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_87,"Rich Dad Poor Dad87
more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises. It was 
flattering, but I could hear my rich dad asking in my ear: “Who are 
you working for? Who are you making rich?”
In 1974, while still an employee for Xerox, I formed my first  
corporation and began minding my own business. There were already 
a few assets in my asset column, but now I was determined to focus 
on making it bigger. Those paychecks, with all the deductions, made 
all the years of my rich dad’s advice make total sense. I could see the 
future if I followed my educated dad’s advice.
Many employers feel that advising their workers to mind their 
own business is bad for business. But for me, focusing on my own 
business and developing assets made me a better employee because  
I now had a purpose. I came in early and worked diligently, amassing 
as much money as possible so I could invest in real estate. Hawaii 
was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made. The more 
I realized that we were in the beginning stages of a boom, the more 
Xerox machines I sold. The more I sold, the more money I made 
and, of course, the more deductions came out of my paycheck. It was 
inspiring. I wanted out of the employee trap so badly that I worked 
even harder so I could invest more. By 1978, I was consistently one 
of the top five sales people at the company. I badly wanted out of the 
Rat Race.
In less than three years, I was making more in my real estate  
holding corporation than I was making at Xerox. And the money  
I was making in my asset column in my own corporation was 
money working for me, not me pounding on doors selling copiers. 
My rich dad’s advice made much more sense. Soon the cash flow 
from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my 
first Porsche. My fellow Xerox salespeople thought I was spending 
my commissions. I wasn’t. I was investing my commissions in assets.
My money was working hard to make more money. Each dollar 
in my asset column was a great employee, working hard to make 
more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche with before-tax 
dollars. I began to work harder for Xerox. The plan was working,  and my Porsche was the proof.",0.0,a great employee,a great employee
3757,What did my rich dad give me?,advice,6.0,"Those paychecks, with all the deductions, made 
all the years of my rich dad’s advice make total sense. I could see the 
future if I followed my educated dad’s advice. My rich dad’s advice made much more sense.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_87,"Rich Dad Poor Dad87
more successful, my bosses talked about promotions and raises. It was 
flattering, but I could hear my rich dad asking in my ear: “Who are 
you working for? Who are you making rich?”
In 1974, while still an employee for Xerox, I formed my first  
corporation and began minding my own business. There were already 
a few assets in my asset column, but now I was determined to focus 
on making it bigger. Those paychecks, with all the deductions, made 
all the years of my rich dad’s advice make total sense. I could see the 
future if I followed my educated dad’s advice.
Many employers feel that advising their workers to mind their 
own business is bad for business. But for me, focusing on my own 
business and developing assets made me a better employee because  
I now had a purpose. I came in early and worked diligently, amassing 
as much money as possible so I could invest in real estate. Hawaii 
was just set to boom, and there were fortunes to be made. The more 
I realized that we were in the beginning stages of a boom, the more 
Xerox machines I sold. The more I sold, the more money I made 
and, of course, the more deductions came out of my paycheck. It was 
inspiring. I wanted out of the employee trap so badly that I worked 
even harder so I could invest more. By 1978, I was consistently one 
of the top five sales people at the company. I badly wanted out of the 
Rat Race.
In less than three years, I was making more in my real estate  
holding corporation than I was making at Xerox. And the money  
I was making in my asset column in my own corporation was 
money working for me, not me pounding on doors selling copiers. 
My rich dad’s advice made much more sense. Soon the cash flow 
from my properties was so strong that my company bought me my 
first Porsche. My fellow Xerox salespeople thought I was spending 
my commissions. I wasn’t. I was investing my commissions in assets.
My money was working hard to make more money. Each dollar 
in my asset column was a great employee, working hard to make 
more employees and buy the boss a new Porsche with before-tax 
dollars. I began to work harder for Xerox. The plan was working,  and my Porsche was the proof.",0.0,first Porsche,first Porsche
3758,What is the ability to read and understand financial statements that allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business?,literacy,1.0,"Financial literacy is the ability to read and 
understand financial statements which allows you to identify 
the strengths and weaknesses of any business. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_88,"Chapter Four: Lesson 488
and my Porsche was the proof. By using the lessons I learned from my 
rich dad, I was able to get out of the proverbial Rat Race at an early 
age. It was made possible because of the strong financial knowledge I 
had acquired through rich dad’s lessons. 
Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence 
or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been 
much more difficult. I now teach others in the hope that I may share 
my knowledge with them. 
I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from 
four broad areas of expertise:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. 
This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more 
money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, 
or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain 
side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and 
understand financial statements which allows you to identify 
the strengths and weaknesses of any business.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. 
You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are 
emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic 
aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does 
it not make sense based on current market conditions?
4. The law  
A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of 
accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive 
growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and 
protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much sole proprietor.",0.0,Financial literacy,Financial literacy
3759,What is the science of money making money?,investing,2.0,"Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side. Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side. The law  
A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of 
accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive 
growth.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_88,"Chapter Four: Lesson 488
and my Porsche was the proof. By using the lessons I learned from my 
rich dad, I was able to get out of the proverbial Rat Race at an early 
age. It was made possible because of the strong financial knowledge I 
had acquired through rich dad’s lessons. 
Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence 
or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been 
much more difficult. I now teach others in the hope that I may share 
my knowledge with them. 
I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from 
four broad areas of expertise:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. 
This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more 
money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, 
or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain 
side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and 
understand financial statements which allows you to identify 
the strengths and weaknesses of any business.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. 
You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are 
emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic 
aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does 
it not make sense based on current market conditions?
4. The law  
A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of 
accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive 
growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and 
protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much sole proprietor.",0.0,Investing,Investing
3760,What is the science of supply and demand?,markets,3.0,"The law  
A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of 
accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive 
growth. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_88,"Chapter Four: Lesson 488
and my Porsche was the proof. By using the lessons I learned from my 
rich dad, I was able to get out of the proverbial Rat Race at an early 
age. It was made possible because of the strong financial knowledge I 
had acquired through rich dad’s lessons. 
Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence 
or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been 
much more difficult. I now teach others in the hope that I may share 
my knowledge with them. 
I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from 
four broad areas of expertise:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. 
This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more 
money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, 
or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain 
side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and 
understand financial statements which allows you to identify 
the strengths and weaknesses of any business.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. 
You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are 
emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic 
aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does 
it not make sense based on current market conditions?
4. The law  
A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of 
accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive 
growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and 
protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much sole proprietor.",0.0,Understanding markets,Understanding markets
3761,What is the most important skill to build an empire?,skill,4.0,This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_88,"Chapter Four: Lesson 488
and my Porsche was the proof. By using the lessons I learned from my 
rich dad, I was able to get out of the proverbial Rat Race at an early 
age. It was made possible because of the strong financial knowledge I 
had acquired through rich dad’s lessons. 
Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence 
or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been 
much more difficult. I now teach others in the hope that I may share 
my knowledge with them. 
I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from 
four broad areas of expertise:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. 
This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more 
money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, 
or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain 
side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and 
understand financial statements which allows you to identify 
the strengths and weaknesses of any business.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. 
You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are 
emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic 
aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does 
it not make sense based on current market conditions?
4. The law  
A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of 
accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive 
growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and 
protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much sole proprietor.",0.0,"Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers","Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers"
3762,Financial literacy is the ability to read and understand financial statements which allows you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of any business. Accounting Accounting is the ability to read numbers.,ability,5.0,"Financial literacy is the ability to read and 
understand financial statements which allows you to identify 
the strengths and weaknesses of any business. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_88,"Chapter Four: Lesson 488
and my Porsche was the proof. By using the lessons I learned from my 
rich dad, I was able to get out of the proverbial Rat Race at an early 
age. It was made possible because of the strong financial knowledge I 
had acquired through rich dad’s lessons. 
Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence 
or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been 
much more difficult. I now teach others in the hope that I may share 
my knowledge with them. 
I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from 
four broad areas of expertise:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. 
This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more 
money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, 
or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain 
side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and 
understand financial statements which allows you to identify 
the strengths and weaknesses of any business.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. 
You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are 
emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic 
aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does 
it not make sense based on current market conditions?
4. The law  
A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of 
accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive 
growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and 
protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much sole proprietor.",0.0,"
Accounting","
Accounting"
3763,What is the science of money making money?,science,6.0,"Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_88,"Chapter Four: Lesson 488
and my Porsche was the proof. By using the lessons I learned from my 
rich dad, I was able to get out of the proverbial Rat Race at an early 
age. It was made possible because of the strong financial knowledge I 
had acquired through rich dad’s lessons. 
Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence 
or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been 
much more difficult. I now teach others in the hope that I may share 
my knowledge with them. 
I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from 
four broad areas of expertise:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. 
This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more 
money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, 
or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain 
side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and 
understand financial statements which allows you to identify 
the strengths and weaknesses of any business.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. 
You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are 
emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic 
aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does 
it not make sense based on current market conditions?
4. The law  
A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of 
accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive 
growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and 
protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much sole proprietor.",0.0,Investing,Investing
3764,What is financial intelligence?,knowledge,7.0,"Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence 
or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been 
much more difficult. It was made possible because of the strong financial knowledge I 
had acquired through rich dad’s lessons. I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from 
four broad areas of expertise:
1.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_88,"Chapter Four: Lesson 488
and my Porsche was the proof. By using the lessons I learned from my 
rich dad, I was able to get out of the proverbial Rat Race at an early 
age. It was made possible because of the strong financial knowledge I 
had acquired through rich dad’s lessons. 
Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence 
or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been 
much more difficult. I now teach others in the hope that I may share 
my knowledge with them. 
I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from 
four broad areas of expertise:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. 
This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more 
money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, 
or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain 
side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and 
understand financial statements which allows you to identify 
the strengths and weaknesses of any business.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. 
You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are 
emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic 
aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does 
it not make sense based on current market conditions?
4. The law  
A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of 
accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive 
growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and 
protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much sole proprietor.",0.0,financial IQ,financial IQ
3765,What is the science of Investing Investing?,money,8.0,"Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side. Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side. The more 
money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, 
or the house comes tumbling down.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_88,"Chapter Four: Lesson 488
and my Porsche was the proof. By using the lessons I learned from my 
rich dad, I was able to get out of the proverbial Rat Race at an early 
age. It was made possible because of the strong financial knowledge I 
had acquired through rich dad’s lessons. 
Without this financial knowledge, which I call financial intelligence 
or financial IQ, my road to financial independence would have been 
much more difficult. I now teach others in the hope that I may share 
my knowledge with them. 
I remind people that financial IQ is made up of knowledge from 
four broad areas of expertise:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy or the ability to read numbers. 
This is a vital skill if you want to build an empire. The more 
money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required, 
or the house comes tumbling down. This is the left-brain 
side, or the details. Financial literacy is the ability to read and 
understand financial statements which allows you to identify 
the strengths and weaknesses of any business.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of “money making money.” This 
involves strategies and formulas which use the creative  
right-brain side.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and demand. 
You need to know the technical aspects of the market, which are 
emotion-driven, in addition to the fundamental or economic 
aspects of an investment. Does an investment make sense or does 
it not make sense based on current market conditions?
4. The law  
A corporation wrapped around the technical skills of 
accounting, investing, and markets can contribute to explosive 
growth. A person who understands the tax advantages and 
protections provided by a corporation can get rich so much sole proprietor.",0.0,money making money,money making money
3766,What is the name of a sole proprietor?,proprietor,1.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad89
faster than someone who is an employee or a small-business  
sole proprietor.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_89,"Rich Dad Poor Dad89
faster than someone who is an employee or a small-business  
sole proprietor. It’s like the difference between someone walking 
and someone flying. The difference isa corporation.",0.0,Rich Dad,Rich Dad
3767,What is the job of a small business sole proprietor?,employee,2.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad89
faster than someone who is an employee or a small-business  
sole proprietor.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_89,"Rich Dad Poor Dad89
faster than someone who is an employee or a small-business  
sole proprietor. It’s like the difference between someone walking 
and someone flying. The difference isa corporation.",0.0,employee,employee
3768,Who are the employees who work with corporations?,business owners,1.0,"In summary:
Business Owners  Employees Who Work
with Corporationswho get ahead, but the bold.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_90,"Chapter Four: Lesson 490
It is not the purpose of this book to go into the specifics of owning  
a corporation. But I will say that if you own any kind of legitimate assets,  
I would consider finding out more about the benefits and protection 
offered by a corporation as soon as possible. There are many books 
written on the subject that will detail the benefits and even walk you 
through the steps necessary to set up a corporation. Garret Sutton’s 
books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of 
personal corporations.
Financial IQ is actually the synergy of many skills and talents.  
I would say it is the combination of the four technical skills listed 
above that make up basic financial intelligence. If you aspire to great 
wealth, it is the combination of these skills that will greatly amplify 
your financial intelligence. 
In summary:
Business Owners  Employees Who Work
with Corporationswho get ahead, but the bold.",0.0,Business Owners,Business Owners
3769,What do Garret Sutton's books provide about personal corporations?,insight,2.0,"Garret Sutton’s 
books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of 
personal corporations.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_90,"Chapter Four: Lesson 490
It is not the purpose of this book to go into the specifics of owning  
a corporation. But I will say that if you own any kind of legitimate assets,  
I would consider finding out more about the benefits and protection 
offered by a corporation as soon as possible. There are many books 
written on the subject that will detail the benefits and even walk you 
through the steps necessary to set up a corporation. Garret Sutton’s 
books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of 
personal corporations.
Financial IQ is actually the synergy of many skills and talents.  
I would say it is the combination of the four technical skills listed 
above that make up basic financial intelligence. If you aspire to great 
wealth, it is the combination of these skills that will greatly amplify 
your financial intelligence. 
In summary:
Business Owners  Employees Who Work
with Corporationswho get ahead, but the bold.",0.0,wonderful insight into the power,wonderful insight into the power
3770,What are the benefits of a corporation?,benefits,3.0,"But I will say that if you own any kind of legitimate assets,  
I would consider finding out more about the benefits and protection 
offered by a corporation as soon as possible. There are many books 
written on the subject that will detail the benefits and even walk you 
through the steps necessary to set up a corporation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_90,"Chapter Four: Lesson 490
It is not the purpose of this book to go into the specifics of owning  
a corporation. But I will say that if you own any kind of legitimate assets,  
I would consider finding out more about the benefits and protection 
offered by a corporation as soon as possible. There are many books 
written on the subject that will detail the benefits and even walk you 
through the steps necessary to set up a corporation. Garret Sutton’s 
books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of 
personal corporations.
Financial IQ is actually the synergy of many skills and talents.  
I would say it is the combination of the four technical skills listed 
above that make up basic financial intelligence. If you aspire to great 
wealth, it is the combination of these skills that will greatly amplify 
your financial intelligence. 
In summary:
Business Owners  Employees Who Work
with Corporationswho get ahead, but the bold.",0.0,protection,protection
3771,What is the combination of these skills that will greatly amplify your financial intelligence?,skills,4.0,"If you aspire to great 
wealth, it is the combination of these skills that will greatly amplify 
your financial intelligence. I would say it is the combination of the four technical skills listed 
above that make up basic financial intelligence. Financial IQ is actually the synergy of many skills and talents.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_90,"Chapter Four: Lesson 490
It is not the purpose of this book to go into the specifics of owning  
a corporation. But I will say that if you own any kind of legitimate assets,  
I would consider finding out more about the benefits and protection 
offered by a corporation as soon as possible. There are many books 
written on the subject that will detail the benefits and even walk you 
through the steps necessary to set up a corporation. Garret Sutton’s 
books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of 
personal corporations.
Financial IQ is actually the synergy of many skills and talents.  
I would say it is the combination of the four technical skills listed 
above that make up basic financial intelligence. If you aspire to great 
wealth, it is the combination of these skills that will greatly amplify 
your financial intelligence. 
In summary:
Business Owners  Employees Who Work
with Corporationswho get ahead, but the bold.",0.0,Financial IQ,Financial IQ
3772,What is the combination of the skills listed above that will greatly amplify your financial intelligence?,combination,5.0,"If you aspire to great 
wealth, it is the combination of these skills that will greatly amplify 
your financial intelligence. I would say it is the combination of the four technical skills listed 
above that make up basic financial intelligence.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_90,"Chapter Four: Lesson 490
It is not the purpose of this book to go into the specifics of owning  
a corporation. But I will say that if you own any kind of legitimate assets,  
I would consider finding out more about the benefits and protection 
offered by a corporation as soon as possible. There are many books 
written on the subject that will detail the benefits and even walk you 
through the steps necessary to set up a corporation. Garret Sutton’s 
books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of 
personal corporations.
Financial IQ is actually the synergy of many skills and talents.  
I would say it is the combination of the four technical skills listed 
above that make up basic financial intelligence. If you aspire to great 
wealth, it is the combination of these skills that will greatly amplify 
your financial intelligence. 
In summary:
Business Owners  Employees Who Work
with Corporationswho get ahead, but the bold.",0.0,Financial IQ,Financial IQ
3773,What is not the purpose of this book to go into the specifics of owning a corporation?,book,6.0,"Chapter Four: Lesson 490
It is not the purpose of this book to go into the specifics of owning  
a corporation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_90,"Chapter Four: Lesson 490
It is not the purpose of this book to go into the specifics of owning  
a corporation. But I will say that if you own any kind of legitimate assets,  
I would consider finding out more about the benefits and protection 
offered by a corporation as soon as possible. There are many books 
written on the subject that will detail the benefits and even walk you 
through the steps necessary to set up a corporation. Garret Sutton’s 
books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of 
personal corporations.
Financial IQ is actually the synergy of many skills and talents.  
I would say it is the combination of the four technical skills listed 
above that make up basic financial intelligence. If you aspire to great 
wealth, it is the combination of these skills that will greatly amplify 
your financial intelligence. 
In summary:
Business Owners  Employees Who Work
with Corporationswho get ahead, but the bold.",0.0,It,It
3774,What does Garret Sutton's books on corporations provide insight into?,power,7.0,"Garret Sutton’s 
books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of 
personal corporations.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_90,"Chapter Four: Lesson 490
It is not the purpose of this book to go into the specifics of owning  
a corporation. But I will say that if you own any kind of legitimate assets,  
I would consider finding out more about the benefits and protection 
offered by a corporation as soon as possible. There are many books 
written on the subject that will detail the benefits and even walk you 
through the steps necessary to set up a corporation. Garret Sutton’s 
books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of 
personal corporations.
Financial IQ is actually the synergy of many skills and talents.  
I would say it is the combination of the four technical skills listed 
above that make up basic financial intelligence. If you aspire to great 
wealth, it is the combination of these skills that will greatly amplify 
your financial intelligence. 
In summary:
Business Owners  Employees Who Work
with Corporationswho get ahead, but the bold.",0.0,"the power of 
personal corporations","the power of 
personal corporations"
3775,What is the biggest detractors of personal genius?,self-doubt,1.0,"Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_92,"Chapter Five: Lesson 592
I have been teaching professionally since 1984. It has been a great  
experience and a rewarding one. It is also a disturbing profession, for  
I have taught thousands of individuals and I see one thing in common 
in all of us, myself included. We all have tremendous potential, and 
we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. 
Some are more affected than others.
Once we leave school, most of us know that it is not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count. In the real world 
outside of academics, something more than just grades is required.  
I have heard it called many things; guts, chutzpah, balls, audacity,  
bravado, cunning, daring, tenacity, and brilliance. This factor,  
whatever it is labeled, ultimately decides one’s future much more  
than school grades do.
Inside each of us is one of these brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters. There is also the flip side of that character: people who 
could get down on their knees and beg if necessary. After a year in 
Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot, I got to know both of those  
characters inside of me intimately. One is not better than the other.
Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who 
get ahead, but the bold.
In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both 
technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the 
genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. It works for some and just terrifies others. I have 
come to realize that for most people, when it comes to the subject of 
money, they would rather play it safe. I have had to field questions 
such as: “Why take risks?” “Why should I bother developing my 
financial IQ?” “Why should I become financially literate?” And I 
answer, “Just to have more options.”There are huge changes up ahead.",0.0,"excessive fear and  
self-doubt","excessive fear and  
self-doubt"
3776,What is the power of genius?,brilliance,2.0,"In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. I have heard it called many things; guts, chutzpah, balls, audacity,  
bravado, cunning, daring, tenacity, and brilliance.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_92,"Chapter Five: Lesson 592
I have been teaching professionally since 1984. It has been a great  
experience and a rewarding one. It is also a disturbing profession, for  
I have taught thousands of individuals and I see one thing in common 
in all of us, myself included. We all have tremendous potential, and 
we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. 
Some are more affected than others.
Once we leave school, most of us know that it is not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count. In the real world 
outside of academics, something more than just grades is required.  
I have heard it called many things; guts, chutzpah, balls, audacity,  
bravado, cunning, daring, tenacity, and brilliance. This factor,  
whatever it is labeled, ultimately decides one’s future much more  
than school grades do.
Inside each of us is one of these brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters. There is also the flip side of that character: people who 
could get down on their knees and beg if necessary. After a year in 
Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot, I got to know both of those  
characters inside of me intimately. One is not better than the other.
Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who 
get ahead, but the bold.
In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both 
technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the 
genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. It works for some and just terrifies others. I have 
come to realize that for most people, when it comes to the subject of 
money, they would rather play it safe. I have had to field questions 
such as: “Why take risks?” “Why should I bother developing my 
financial IQ?” “Why should I become financially literate?” And I 
answer, “Just to have more options.”There are huge changes up ahead.",0.0,"
power and brilliance","
power and brilliance"
3777,What do I encourage students to convert fear into power and brilliance?,genius,3.0,"In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both 
technical knowledge as well as courage.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_92,"Chapter Five: Lesson 592
I have been teaching professionally since 1984. It has been a great  
experience and a rewarding one. It is also a disturbing profession, for  
I have taught thousands of individuals and I see one thing in common 
in all of us, myself included. We all have tremendous potential, and 
we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. 
Some are more affected than others.
Once we leave school, most of us know that it is not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count. In the real world 
outside of academics, something more than just grades is required.  
I have heard it called many things; guts, chutzpah, balls, audacity,  
bravado, cunning, daring, tenacity, and brilliance. This factor,  
whatever it is labeled, ultimately decides one’s future much more  
than school grades do.
Inside each of us is one of these brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters. There is also the flip side of that character: people who 
could get down on their knees and beg if necessary. After a year in 
Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot, I got to know both of those  
characters inside of me intimately. One is not better than the other.
Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who 
get ahead, but the bold.
In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both 
technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the 
genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. It works for some and just terrifies others. I have 
come to realize that for most people, when it comes to the subject of 
money, they would rather play it safe. I have had to field questions 
such as: “Why take risks?” “Why should I bother developing my 
financial IQ?” “Why should I become financially literate?” And I 
answer, “Just to have more options.”There are huge changes up ahead.",0.0,genius,genius
3778,What did I get to know inside of me after a year in Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot?,characters,4.0,"After a year in 
Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot, I got to know both of those  
characters inside of me intimately. Inside each of us is one of these brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_92,"Chapter Five: Lesson 592
I have been teaching professionally since 1984. It has been a great  
experience and a rewarding one. It is also a disturbing profession, for  
I have taught thousands of individuals and I see one thing in common 
in all of us, myself included. We all have tremendous potential, and 
we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. 
Some are more affected than others.
Once we leave school, most of us know that it is not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count. In the real world 
outside of academics, something more than just grades is required.  
I have heard it called many things; guts, chutzpah, balls, audacity,  
bravado, cunning, daring, tenacity, and brilliance. This factor,  
whatever it is labeled, ultimately decides one’s future much more  
than school grades do.
Inside each of us is one of these brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters. There is also the flip side of that character: people who 
could get down on their knees and beg if necessary. After a year in 
Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot, I got to know both of those  
characters inside of me intimately. One is not better than the other.
Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who 
get ahead, but the bold.
In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both 
technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the 
genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. It works for some and just terrifies others. I have 
come to realize that for most people, when it comes to the subject of 
money, they would rather play it safe. I have had to field questions 
such as: “Why take risks?” “Why should I bother developing my 
financial IQ?” “Why should I become financially literate?” And I 
answer, “Just to have more options.”There are huge changes up ahead.",0.0,"
characters","
characters"
3779,What is the main reason for self-confidence?,lack,5.0,"It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_92,"Chapter Five: Lesson 592
I have been teaching professionally since 1984. It has been a great  
experience and a rewarding one. It is also a disturbing profession, for  
I have taught thousands of individuals and I see one thing in common 
in all of us, myself included. We all have tremendous potential, and 
we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. 
Some are more affected than others.
Once we leave school, most of us know that it is not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count. In the real world 
outside of academics, something more than just grades is required.  
I have heard it called many things; guts, chutzpah, balls, audacity,  
bravado, cunning, daring, tenacity, and brilliance. This factor,  
whatever it is labeled, ultimately decides one’s future much more  
than school grades do.
Inside each of us is one of these brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters. There is also the flip side of that character: people who 
could get down on their knees and beg if necessary. After a year in 
Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot, I got to know both of those  
characters inside of me intimately. One is not better than the other.
Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who 
get ahead, but the bold.
In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both 
technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the 
genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. It works for some and just terrifies others. I have 
come to realize that for most people, when it comes to the subject of 
money, they would rather play it safe. I have had to field questions 
such as: “Why take risks?” “Why should I bother developing my 
financial IQ?” “Why should I become financially literate?” And I 
answer, “Just to have more options.”There are huge changes up ahead.",0.0,excessive fear,excessive fear
3780,What is the greatest detractors of personal genius?,fear,6.0,"In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. If fear is too strong, the 
genius is suppressed.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_92,"Chapter Five: Lesson 592
I have been teaching professionally since 1984. It has been a great  
experience and a rewarding one. It is also a disturbing profession, for  
I have taught thousands of individuals and I see one thing in common 
in all of us, myself included. We all have tremendous potential, and 
we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. 
Some are more affected than others.
Once we leave school, most of us know that it is not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count. In the real world 
outside of academics, something more than just grades is required.  
I have heard it called many things; guts, chutzpah, balls, audacity,  
bravado, cunning, daring, tenacity, and brilliance. This factor,  
whatever it is labeled, ultimately decides one’s future much more  
than school grades do.
Inside each of us is one of these brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters. There is also the flip side of that character: people who 
could get down on their knees and beg if necessary. After a year in 
Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot, I got to know both of those  
characters inside of me intimately. One is not better than the other.
Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who 
get ahead, but the bold.
In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both 
technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the 
genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. It works for some and just terrifies others. I have 
come to realize that for most people, when it comes to the subject of 
money, they would rather play it safe. I have had to field questions 
such as: “Why take risks?” “Why should I bother developing my 
financial IQ?” “Why should I become financially literate?” And I 
answer, “Just to have more options.”There are huge changes up ahead.",0.0,"excessive fear and  
self-doubt","excessive fear and  
self-doubt"
3781,Who do I encourage to take risks and be bold?,students,7.0,"In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_92,"Chapter Five: Lesson 592
I have been teaching professionally since 1984. It has been a great  
experience and a rewarding one. It is also a disturbing profession, for  
I have taught thousands of individuals and I see one thing in common 
in all of us, myself included. We all have tremendous potential, and 
we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. 
Some are more affected than others.
Once we leave school, most of us know that it is not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count. In the real world 
outside of academics, something more than just grades is required.  
I have heard it called many things; guts, chutzpah, balls, audacity,  
bravado, cunning, daring, tenacity, and brilliance. This factor,  
whatever it is labeled, ultimately decides one’s future much more  
than school grades do.
Inside each of us is one of these brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters. There is also the flip side of that character: people who 
could get down on their knees and beg if necessary. After a year in 
Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot, I got to know both of those  
characters inside of me intimately. One is not better than the other.
Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who 
get ahead, but the bold.
In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both 
technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the 
genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. It works for some and just terrifies others. I have 
come to realize that for most people, when it comes to the subject of 
money, they would rather play it safe. I have had to field questions 
such as: “Why take risks?” “Why should I bother developing my 
financial IQ?” “Why should I become financially literate?” And I 
answer, “Just to have more options.”There are huge changes up ahead.",0.0,students,students
3782,"What do I see in common in all of us, myself included?",thing,8.0,"It is also a disturbing profession, for  
I have taught thousands of individuals and I see one thing in common 
in all of us, myself included. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_92,"Chapter Five: Lesson 592
I have been teaching professionally since 1984. It has been a great  
experience and a rewarding one. It is also a disturbing profession, for  
I have taught thousands of individuals and I see one thing in common 
in all of us, myself included. We all have tremendous potential, and 
we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. 
Some are more affected than others.
Once we leave school, most of us know that it is not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count. In the real world 
outside of academics, something more than just grades is required.  
I have heard it called many things; guts, chutzpah, balls, audacity,  
bravado, cunning, daring, tenacity, and brilliance. This factor,  
whatever it is labeled, ultimately decides one’s future much more  
than school grades do.
Inside each of us is one of these brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters. There is also the flip side of that character: people who 
could get down on their knees and beg if necessary. After a year in 
Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot, I got to know both of those  
characters inside of me intimately. One is not better than the other.
Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who 
get ahead, but the bold.
In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both 
technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the 
genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. It works for some and just terrifies others. I have 
come to realize that for most people, when it comes to the subject of 
money, they would rather play it safe. I have had to field questions 
such as: “Why take risks?” “Why should I bother developing my 
financial IQ?” “Why should I become financially literate?” And I 
answer, “Just to have more options.”There are huge changes up ahead.",0.0,"brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters","brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters"
3783,What do we know about grades after we leave?,school,9.0,"Once we leave school, most of us know that it is not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count. This factor,  
whatever it is labeled, ultimately decides one’s future much more  
than school grades do.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_92,"Chapter Five: Lesson 592
I have been teaching professionally since 1984. It has been a great  
experience and a rewarding one. It is also a disturbing profession, for  
I have taught thousands of individuals and I see one thing in common 
in all of us, myself included. We all have tremendous potential, and 
we all are blessed with gifts. Yet the one thing that holds all of us back 
is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical 
information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. 
Some are more affected than others.
Once we leave school, most of us know that it is not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count. In the real world 
outside of academics, something more than just grades is required.  
I have heard it called many things; guts, chutzpah, balls, audacity,  
bravado, cunning, daring, tenacity, and brilliance. This factor,  
whatever it is labeled, ultimately decides one’s future much more  
than school grades do.
Inside each of us is one of these brave, brilliant, and daring  
characters. There is also the flip side of that character: people who 
could get down on their knees and beg if necessary. After a year in 
Vietnam as a Marine Corps pilot, I got to know both of those  
characters inside of me intimately. One is not better than the other.
Yet as a teacher, I recognized that it was excessive fear and  
self-doubt that were the greatest detractors of personal genius. It 
broke my heart to see students know the answers, yet lack the courage 
to act on the answer. Often in the real world, it’s not the smart who 
get ahead, but the bold.
In my personal experience, your financial genius requires both 
technical knowledge as well as courage. If fear is too strong, the 
genius is suppressed. In my classes, I strongly urge students to learn 
to take risks, to be bold, and to let their genius convert that fear into 
power and brilliance. It works for some and just terrifies others. I have 
come to realize that for most people, when it comes to the subject of 
money, they would rather play it safe. I have had to field questions 
such as: “Why take risks?” “Why should I bother developing my 
financial IQ?” “Why should I become financially literate?” And I 
answer, “Just to have more options.”There are huge changes up ahead.",0.0,"not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count","not so much a 
matter of college degrees or good grades that count"
3784,What is the new wealth that cannot be contained by borders and borders?,wealth,1.0,"The new wealth cannot be 
contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. Later, wealth was in factories and production, 
and America rose to dominance. And the person who has the most 
timely information owns the wealth.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_93,"Rich Dad Poor Dad93
There are huge changes up ahead. In the coming years, there will 
be more people just like the young inventor Alexander Graham Bell. 
There will be a hundred people like Bill Gates and hugely successful 
companies like Microsoft created every year, all over the world. And 
there also will be many more bankruptcies, layoffs, and downsizings.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? No one can answer 
that but you. Yet I can tell you why I myself do it. I do it because it 
is the most exciting time to be alive. I’d rather be welcoming change 
than dreading change. I’d rather be excited about making millions than 
worrying about not getting a raise. This period we are in now is a most 
exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from 
now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an 
exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of 
the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? Because if you do, 
you will prosper greatly. And if you don’t, this period of time will be 
a frightening one. It will be a time of watching some people move 
boldly forward while others cling to worn-out life preservers.
Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the 
land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, 
and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. 
Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most 
timely information owns the wealth. The problem is that information 
flies around the world at the speed of light. The new wealth cannot be 
contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. The 
changes will be faster and more dramatic. There will be a dramatic  
increase in the number of new multimillionaires. There also will be 
those who are left behind.
I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, 
simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way 
they were, and they resist change. I know people who are losing their 
jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or 
their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. 
Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.",0.0,information,information
3785,What was the wealth of the new world?,factories,2.0,"The new wealth cannot be 
contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. Later, wealth was in factories and production, 
and America rose to dominance.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_93,"Rich Dad Poor Dad93
There are huge changes up ahead. In the coming years, there will 
be more people just like the young inventor Alexander Graham Bell. 
There will be a hundred people like Bill Gates and hugely successful 
companies like Microsoft created every year, all over the world. And 
there also will be many more bankruptcies, layoffs, and downsizings.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? No one can answer 
that but you. Yet I can tell you why I myself do it. I do it because it 
is the most exciting time to be alive. I’d rather be welcoming change 
than dreading change. I’d rather be excited about making millions than 
worrying about not getting a raise. This period we are in now is a most 
exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from 
now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an 
exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of 
the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? Because if you do, 
you will prosper greatly. And if you don’t, this period of time will be 
a frightening one. It will be a time of watching some people move 
boldly forward while others cling to worn-out life preservers.
Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the 
land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, 
and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. 
Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most 
timely information owns the wealth. The problem is that information 
flies around the world at the speed of light. The new wealth cannot be 
contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. The 
changes will be faster and more dramatic. There will be a dramatic  
increase in the number of new multimillionaires. There also will be 
those who are left behind.
I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, 
simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way 
they were, and they resist change. I know people who are losing their 
jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or 
their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. 
Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.",0.0,Land,Land
3786,What was wealth 300 years ago?,land,3.0,"The new wealth cannot be 
contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. So the person who owned the 
land owned the wealth. Land was wealth 300 years ago.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_93,"Rich Dad Poor Dad93
There are huge changes up ahead. In the coming years, there will 
be more people just like the young inventor Alexander Graham Bell. 
There will be a hundred people like Bill Gates and hugely successful 
companies like Microsoft created every year, all over the world. And 
there also will be many more bankruptcies, layoffs, and downsizings.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? No one can answer 
that but you. Yet I can tell you why I myself do it. I do it because it 
is the most exciting time to be alive. I’d rather be welcoming change 
than dreading change. I’d rather be excited about making millions than 
worrying about not getting a raise. This period we are in now is a most 
exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from 
now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an 
exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of 
the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? Because if you do, 
you will prosper greatly. And if you don’t, this period of time will be 
a frightening one. It will be a time of watching some people move 
boldly forward while others cling to worn-out life preservers.
Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the 
land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, 
and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. 
Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most 
timely information owns the wealth. The problem is that information 
flies around the world at the speed of light. The new wealth cannot be 
contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. The 
changes will be faster and more dramatic. There will be a dramatic  
increase in the number of new multimillionaires. There also will be 
those who are left behind.
I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, 
simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way 
they were, and they resist change. I know people who are losing their 
jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or 
their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. 
Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.",0.0,Land,Land
3787,What is wealth in today?,information,4.0,"The problem is that information 
flies around the world at the speed of light. And the person who has the most 
timely information owns the wealth. Today, wealth is in information.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_93,"Rich Dad Poor Dad93
There are huge changes up ahead. In the coming years, there will 
be more people just like the young inventor Alexander Graham Bell. 
There will be a hundred people like Bill Gates and hugely successful 
companies like Microsoft created every year, all over the world. And 
there also will be many more bankruptcies, layoffs, and downsizings.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? No one can answer 
that but you. Yet I can tell you why I myself do it. I do it because it 
is the most exciting time to be alive. I’d rather be welcoming change 
than dreading change. I’d rather be excited about making millions than 
worrying about not getting a raise. This period we are in now is a most 
exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from 
now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an 
exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of 
the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? Because if you do, 
you will prosper greatly. And if you don’t, this period of time will be 
a frightening one. It will be a time of watching some people move 
boldly forward while others cling to worn-out life preservers.
Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the 
land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, 
and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. 
Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most 
timely information owns the wealth. The problem is that information 
flies around the world at the speed of light. The new wealth cannot be 
contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. The 
changes will be faster and more dramatic. There will be a dramatic  
increase in the number of new multimillionaires. There also will be 
those who are left behind.
I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, 
simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way 
they were, and they resist change. I know people who are losing their 
jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or 
their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. 
Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.",0.0,information,information
3788,What is the most exciting time in our history?,period,5.0,"Generations from 
now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an 
exciting era it must have been. This period we are in now is a most 
exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. And if you don’t, this period of time will be 
a frightening one.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_93,"Rich Dad Poor Dad93
There are huge changes up ahead. In the coming years, there will 
be more people just like the young inventor Alexander Graham Bell. 
There will be a hundred people like Bill Gates and hugely successful 
companies like Microsoft created every year, all over the world. And 
there also will be many more bankruptcies, layoffs, and downsizings.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? No one can answer 
that but you. Yet I can tell you why I myself do it. I do it because it 
is the most exciting time to be alive. I’d rather be welcoming change 
than dreading change. I’d rather be excited about making millions than 
worrying about not getting a raise. This period we are in now is a most 
exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from 
now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an 
exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of 
the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? Because if you do, 
you will prosper greatly. And if you don’t, this period of time will be 
a frightening one. It will be a time of watching some people move 
boldly forward while others cling to worn-out life preservers.
Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the 
land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, 
and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. 
Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most 
timely information owns the wealth. The problem is that information 
flies around the world at the speed of light. The new wealth cannot be 
contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. The 
changes will be faster and more dramatic. There will be a dramatic  
increase in the number of new multimillionaires. There also will be 
those who are left behind.
I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, 
simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way 
they were, and they resist change. I know people who are losing their 
jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or 
their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. 
Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.",0.0,This period we are in now,This period we are in now
3789,What is the most exciting period in our history?,time,6.0,"Generations from 
now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an 
exciting era it must have been. It will be a time of watching some people move 
boldly forward while others cling to worn-out life preservers. This period we are in now is a most 
exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_93,"Rich Dad Poor Dad93
There are huge changes up ahead. In the coming years, there will 
be more people just like the young inventor Alexander Graham Bell. 
There will be a hundred people like Bill Gates and hugely successful 
companies like Microsoft created every year, all over the world. And 
there also will be many more bankruptcies, layoffs, and downsizings.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? No one can answer 
that but you. Yet I can tell you why I myself do it. I do it because it 
is the most exciting time to be alive. I’d rather be welcoming change 
than dreading change. I’d rather be excited about making millions than 
worrying about not getting a raise. This period we are in now is a most 
exciting time, unprecedented in our world’s history. Generations from 
now, people will look back at this period of time and remark at what an 
exciting era it must have been. It was the death of the old and birth of 
the new. It was full of turmoil, and it was exciting.
So why bother developing your financial IQ? Because if you do, 
you will prosper greatly. And if you don’t, this period of time will be 
a frightening one. It will be a time of watching some people move 
boldly forward while others cling to worn-out life preservers.
Land was wealth 300 years ago. So the person who owned the 
land owned the wealth. Later, wealth was in factories and production, 
and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth. 
Today, wealth is in information. And the person who has the most 
timely information owns the wealth. The problem is that information 
flies around the world at the speed of light. The new wealth cannot be 
contained by boundaries and borders as land and factories were. The 
changes will be faster and more dramatic. There will be a dramatic  
increase in the number of new multimillionaires. There also will be 
those who are left behind.
I find so many people struggling today, often working harder, 
simply because they cling to old ideas. They want things to be the way 
they were, and they resist change. I know people who are losing their 
jobs or their houses, and they blame technology or the economy or 
their boss. Sadly, they fail to realize that they might be the problem. 
Old ideas are their biggest liability. It is a liability simply because they asset yesterday, yesterday is gone.",0.0,This period we are in now,This period we are in now
3790,What was CASHFLOW ®?,board game,1.0,"One afternoon I was teaching how to invest using a board game  
I had invented, CASHFLOW ®, as a teaching tool.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_94,"Chapter Five: Lesson 594
fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an 
asset yesterday, yesterday is gone. 
One afternoon I was teaching how to invest using a board game  
I had invented, CASHFLOW ®, as a teaching tool. A friend had brought  
someone along to attend the class. This friend of a friend was recently 
divorced, had been badly burned in the divorce settlement, and was now 
searching for some answers. Her friend thought the class might help.
The game was designed to help people learn how money works.  
In playing the game, they learn about the interaction of the income  
statement with the balance sheet. 
They learn how cash flows between 
the two and how the road to wealth 
is through striving to increase your 
monthly cash flow from the asset 
column to the point that it exceeds 
your monthly expenses. Once you accomplish this, you are able to get 
out of the Rat Race and out onto the Fast T rack. 
As I have said, some people hate the game, some love it, and 
others miss the point. This woman missed a valuable opportunity to 
learn something. In the opening round, she drew a “doodad” card 
with the boat on it. At first she was happy. “Oh, I’ve got a boat.” 
Then, as her friend tried to explain how the numbers worked on her 
income statement and balance sheet, she got frustrated because she 
had never liked math. The rest of her table waited while her friend 
continued explaining the relationship between the income statement, 
balance sheet, and monthly cash flow. Suddenly, when she realized 
how the numbers worked, it dawned on her that her boat was eating 
her alive. Later on in the game, she was also downsized and had a 
child. It was a horrible game for her.
After the class, her friend came by and told me that she was upset. 
She had come to the class to learn about investing and did not like 
the idea that it took so long to play a silly game.
Her friend attempted to tell her to look within herself to see if 
the game reflected her in any way. With that suggestion, the womandemanded her money back.",0.0,a board game,a board game
3791,How does the road to wealth flow between the asset column and the income statement?,cash,2.0,"They learn how cash flows between 
the two and how the road to wealth 
is through striving to increase your 
monthly cash flow from the asset 
column to the point that it exceeds 
your monthly expenses. They learn how cash flows between 
the two and how the road to wealth 
is through striving to increase your 
monthly cash flow from the asset 
column to the point that it exceeds 
your monthly expenses. The rest of her table waited while her friend 
continued explaining the relationship between the income statement, 
balance sheet, and monthly cash flow.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_94,"Chapter Five: Lesson 594
fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an 
asset yesterday, yesterday is gone. 
One afternoon I was teaching how to invest using a board game  
I had invented, CASHFLOW ®, as a teaching tool. A friend had brought  
someone along to attend the class. This friend of a friend was recently 
divorced, had been badly burned in the divorce settlement, and was now 
searching for some answers. Her friend thought the class might help.
The game was designed to help people learn how money works.  
In playing the game, they learn about the interaction of the income  
statement with the balance sheet. 
They learn how cash flows between 
the two and how the road to wealth 
is through striving to increase your 
monthly cash flow from the asset 
column to the point that it exceeds 
your monthly expenses. Once you accomplish this, you are able to get 
out of the Rat Race and out onto the Fast T rack. 
As I have said, some people hate the game, some love it, and 
others miss the point. This woman missed a valuable opportunity to 
learn something. In the opening round, she drew a “doodad” card 
with the boat on it. At first she was happy. “Oh, I’ve got a boat.” 
Then, as her friend tried to explain how the numbers worked on her 
income statement and balance sheet, she got frustrated because she 
had never liked math. The rest of her table waited while her friend 
continued explaining the relationship between the income statement, 
balance sheet, and monthly cash flow. Suddenly, when she realized 
how the numbers worked, it dawned on her that her boat was eating 
her alive. Later on in the game, she was also downsized and had a 
child. It was a horrible game for her.
After the class, her friend came by and told me that she was upset. 
She had come to the class to learn about investing and did not like 
the idea that it took so long to play a silly game.
Her friend attempted to tell her to look within herself to see if 
the game reflected her in any way. With that suggestion, the womandemanded her money back.",0.0,"through striving to increase your 
monthly cash flow","through striving to increase your 
monthly cash flow"
3792,What is the balance sheet and balance statement?,income,3.0,"“Oh, I’ve got a boat.” 
Then, as her friend tried to explain how the numbers worked on her 
income statement and balance sheet, she got frustrated because she 
had never liked math. The rest of her table waited while her friend 
continued explaining the relationship between the income statement, 
balance sheet, and monthly cash flow. In playing the game, they learn about the interaction of the income  
statement with the balance sheet.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_94,"Chapter Five: Lesson 594
fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an 
asset yesterday, yesterday is gone. 
One afternoon I was teaching how to invest using a board game  
I had invented, CASHFLOW ®, as a teaching tool. A friend had brought  
someone along to attend the class. This friend of a friend was recently 
divorced, had been badly burned in the divorce settlement, and was now 
searching for some answers. Her friend thought the class might help.
The game was designed to help people learn how money works.  
In playing the game, they learn about the interaction of the income  
statement with the balance sheet. 
They learn how cash flows between 
the two and how the road to wealth 
is through striving to increase your 
monthly cash flow from the asset 
column to the point that it exceeds 
your monthly expenses. Once you accomplish this, you are able to get 
out of the Rat Race and out onto the Fast T rack. 
As I have said, some people hate the game, some love it, and 
others miss the point. This woman missed a valuable opportunity to 
learn something. In the opening round, she drew a “doodad” card 
with the boat on it. At first she was happy. “Oh, I’ve got a boat.” 
Then, as her friend tried to explain how the numbers worked on her 
income statement and balance sheet, she got frustrated because she 
had never liked math. The rest of her table waited while her friend 
continued explaining the relationship between the income statement, 
balance sheet, and monthly cash flow. Suddenly, when she realized 
how the numbers worked, it dawned on her that her boat was eating 
her alive. Later on in the game, she was also downsized and had a 
child. It was a horrible game for her.
After the class, her friend came by and told me that she was upset. 
She had come to the class to learn about investing and did not like 
the idea that it took so long to play a silly game.
Her friend attempted to tell her to look within herself to see if 
the game reflected her in any way. With that suggestion, the womandemanded her money back.",0.0,income statement,income statement
3793,Who was the friend of a friend who was recently divorced?,friend,4.0,"“Oh, I’ve got a boat.” 
Then, as her friend tried to explain how the numbers worked on her 
income statement and balance sheet, she got frustrated because she 
had never liked math. The rest of her table waited while her friend 
continued explaining the relationship between the income statement, 
balance sheet, and monthly cash flow. This friend of a friend was recently 
divorced, had been badly burned in the divorce settlement, and was now 
searching for some answers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_94,"Chapter Five: Lesson 594
fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an 
asset yesterday, yesterday is gone. 
One afternoon I was teaching how to invest using a board game  
I had invented, CASHFLOW ®, as a teaching tool. A friend had brought  
someone along to attend the class. This friend of a friend was recently 
divorced, had been badly burned in the divorce settlement, and was now 
searching for some answers. Her friend thought the class might help.
The game was designed to help people learn how money works.  
In playing the game, they learn about the interaction of the income  
statement with the balance sheet. 
They learn how cash flows between 
the two and how the road to wealth 
is through striving to increase your 
monthly cash flow from the asset 
column to the point that it exceeds 
your monthly expenses. Once you accomplish this, you are able to get 
out of the Rat Race and out onto the Fast T rack. 
As I have said, some people hate the game, some love it, and 
others miss the point. This woman missed a valuable opportunity to 
learn something. In the opening round, she drew a “doodad” card 
with the boat on it. At first she was happy. “Oh, I’ve got a boat.” 
Then, as her friend tried to explain how the numbers worked on her 
income statement and balance sheet, she got frustrated because she 
had never liked math. The rest of her table waited while her friend 
continued explaining the relationship between the income statement, 
balance sheet, and monthly cash flow. Suddenly, when she realized 
how the numbers worked, it dawned on her that her boat was eating 
her alive. Later on in the game, she was also downsized and had a 
child. It was a horrible game for her.
After the class, her friend came by and told me that she was upset. 
She had come to the class to learn about investing and did not like 
the idea that it took so long to play a silly game.
Her friend attempted to tell her to look within herself to see if 
the game reflected her in any way. With that suggestion, the womandemanded her money back.",0.0,A friend,A friend
3794,What did the student not like about the game that took so long to play?,idea,5.0,"Chapter Five: Lesson 594
fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an 
asset yesterday, yesterday is gone. She had come to the class to learn about investing and did not like 
the idea that it took so long to play a silly game.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_94,"Chapter Five: Lesson 594
fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an 
asset yesterday, yesterday is gone. 
One afternoon I was teaching how to invest using a board game  
I had invented, CASHFLOW ®, as a teaching tool. A friend had brought  
someone along to attend the class. This friend of a friend was recently 
divorced, had been badly burned in the divorce settlement, and was now 
searching for some answers. Her friend thought the class might help.
The game was designed to help people learn how money works.  
In playing the game, they learn about the interaction of the income  
statement with the balance sheet. 
They learn how cash flows between 
the two and how the road to wealth 
is through striving to increase your 
monthly cash flow from the asset 
column to the point that it exceeds 
your monthly expenses. Once you accomplish this, you are able to get 
out of the Rat Race and out onto the Fast T rack. 
As I have said, some people hate the game, some love it, and 
others miss the point. This woman missed a valuable opportunity to 
learn something. In the opening round, she drew a “doodad” card 
with the boat on it. At first she was happy. “Oh, I’ve got a boat.” 
Then, as her friend tried to explain how the numbers worked on her 
income statement and balance sheet, she got frustrated because she 
had never liked math. The rest of her table waited while her friend 
continued explaining the relationship between the income statement, 
balance sheet, and monthly cash flow. Suddenly, when she realized 
how the numbers worked, it dawned on her that her boat was eating 
her alive. Later on in the game, she was also downsized and had a 
child. It was a horrible game for her.
After the class, her friend came by and told me that she was upset. 
She had come to the class to learn about investing and did not like 
the idea that it took so long to play a silly game.
Her friend attempted to tell her to look within herself to see if 
the game reflected her in any way. With that suggestion, the womandemanded her money back.",0.0,silly game,silly game
3795,What did the friend tell her to look within herself to see if the game reflected her in any way?,way,6.0,"Chapter Five: Lesson 594
fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an 
asset yesterday, yesterday is gone. Her friend attempted to tell her to look within herself to see if 
the game reflected her in any way.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_94,"Chapter Five: Lesson 594
fail to realize that while that idea or way of doing something was an 
asset yesterday, yesterday is gone. 
One afternoon I was teaching how to invest using a board game  
I had invented, CASHFLOW ®, as a teaching tool. A friend had brought  
someone along to attend the class. This friend of a friend was recently 
divorced, had been badly burned in the divorce settlement, and was now 
searching for some answers. Her friend thought the class might help.
The game was designed to help people learn how money works.  
In playing the game, they learn about the interaction of the income  
statement with the balance sheet. 
They learn how cash flows between 
the two and how the road to wealth 
is through striving to increase your 
monthly cash flow from the asset 
column to the point that it exceeds 
your monthly expenses. Once you accomplish this, you are able to get 
out of the Rat Race and out onto the Fast T rack. 
As I have said, some people hate the game, some love it, and 
others miss the point. This woman missed a valuable opportunity to 
learn something. In the opening round, she drew a “doodad” card 
with the boat on it. At first she was happy. “Oh, I’ve got a boat.” 
Then, as her friend tried to explain how the numbers worked on her 
income statement and balance sheet, she got frustrated because she 
had never liked math. The rest of her table waited while her friend 
continued explaining the relationship between the income statement, 
balance sheet, and monthly cash flow. Suddenly, when she realized 
how the numbers worked, it dawned on her that her boat was eating 
her alive. Later on in the game, she was also downsized and had a 
child. It was a horrible game for her.
After the class, her friend came by and told me that she was upset. 
She had come to the class to learn about investing and did not like 
the idea that it took so long to play a silly game.
Her friend attempted to tell her to look within herself to see if 
the game reflected her in any way. With that suggestion, the womandemanded her money back.",0.0,the womandemanded her money back,the womandemanded her money back
3796,What do I do that makes me make millions?,school system,1.0,"Since 1984, I have made millions simply by doing what the 
school system does not do.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_95,"Rich Dad Poor Dad95
demanded her money back. She said that the very idea that a game 
could be a reflection of her was ridiculous. Her money was promptly 
refunded, and she left.
Since 1984, I have made millions simply by doing what the 
school system does not do. In school, most teachers lecture. I hated 
lectures as a student. I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.
In 1984, I began teaching via games and simulations, and I still rely 
on these tools today. I always encourage adult students to look at games 
as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn. 
Most importantly, games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback 
systems. Instead of the teacher lecturing you, the game is giving you a 
personalized lecture, one that is custom-made just for you.
The friend of the woman who left later called to give me an  
update. She said her friend was fine and had calmed down. In her 
cooling-off period, she could see some slight relationship between 
the game and her life. Although she and her husband did not own a 
boat, they did own everything else 
imaginable. She was angry after their 
divorce, both because he had run off 
with a younger woman and because, 
after twenty years of marriage, 
they had accumulated little in the 
way of assets. There was virtually nothing for them to split. Their 
twenty years of married life had been incredible fun, but all they had 
accumulated was a ton of doodads.
She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income 
statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about 
not understanding them. She had believed that finances were the 
man’s job. She maintained the house and did the entertaining, and he 
handled the finances. She was now quite certain, that in the last five 
years of their marriage, he had hidden money from her. She was angry 
at herself for not being more aware of where the money was going, as 
well as for not knowing about the other womaninstant feedback.",0.0,"what the 
school system does not do","what the 
school system does not do"
3797,What did I hate as a student?,lectures,2.0,"I hated 
lectures as a student.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_95,"Rich Dad Poor Dad95
demanded her money back. She said that the very idea that a game 
could be a reflection of her was ridiculous. Her money was promptly 
refunded, and she left.
Since 1984, I have made millions simply by doing what the 
school system does not do. In school, most teachers lecture. I hated 
lectures as a student. I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.
In 1984, I began teaching via games and simulations, and I still rely 
on these tools today. I always encourage adult students to look at games 
as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn. 
Most importantly, games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback 
systems. Instead of the teacher lecturing you, the game is giving you a 
personalized lecture, one that is custom-made just for you.
The friend of the woman who left later called to give me an  
update. She said her friend was fine and had calmed down. In her 
cooling-off period, she could see some slight relationship between 
the game and her life. Although she and her husband did not own a 
boat, they did own everything else 
imaginable. She was angry after their 
divorce, both because he had run off 
with a younger woman and because, 
after twenty years of marriage, 
they had accumulated little in the 
way of assets. There was virtually nothing for them to split. Their 
twenty years of married life had been incredible fun, but all they had 
accumulated was a ton of doodads.
She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income 
statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about 
not understanding them. She had believed that finances were the 
man’s job. She maintained the house and did the entertaining, and he 
handled the finances. She was now quite certain, that in the last five 
years of their marriage, he had hidden money from her. She was angry 
at herself for not being more aware of where the money was going, as 
well as for not knowing about the other womaninstant feedback.",0.0,lectures,lectures
3798,After 20 years of what did they have little in the way of assets?,marriage,3.0,"She was angry after their 
divorce, both because he had run off 
with a younger woman and because, 
after twenty years of marriage, 
they had accumulated little in the 
way of assets. She was now quite certain, that in the last five 
years of their marriage, he had hidden money from her.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_95,"Rich Dad Poor Dad95
demanded her money back. She said that the very idea that a game 
could be a reflection of her was ridiculous. Her money was promptly 
refunded, and she left.
Since 1984, I have made millions simply by doing what the 
school system does not do. In school, most teachers lecture. I hated 
lectures as a student. I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.
In 1984, I began teaching via games and simulations, and I still rely 
on these tools today. I always encourage adult students to look at games 
as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn. 
Most importantly, games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback 
systems. Instead of the teacher lecturing you, the game is giving you a 
personalized lecture, one that is custom-made just for you.
The friend of the woman who left later called to give me an  
update. She said her friend was fine and had calmed down. In her 
cooling-off period, she could see some slight relationship between 
the game and her life. Although she and her husband did not own a 
boat, they did own everything else 
imaginable. She was angry after their 
divorce, both because he had run off 
with a younger woman and because, 
after twenty years of marriage, 
they had accumulated little in the 
way of assets. There was virtually nothing for them to split. Their 
twenty years of married life had been incredible fun, but all they had 
accumulated was a ton of doodads.
She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income 
statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about 
not understanding them. She had believed that finances were the 
man’s job. She maintained the house and did the entertaining, and he 
handled the finances. She was now quite certain, that in the last five 
years of their marriage, he had hidden money from her. She was angry 
at herself for not being more aware of where the money was going, as 
well as for not knowing about the other womaninstant feedback.",0.0,marriage,marriage
3799,How did I hate lectures?,student,4.0,"I hated 
lectures as a student.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_95,"Rich Dad Poor Dad95
demanded her money back. She said that the very idea that a game 
could be a reflection of her was ridiculous. Her money was promptly 
refunded, and she left.
Since 1984, I have made millions simply by doing what the 
school system does not do. In school, most teachers lecture. I hated 
lectures as a student. I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.
In 1984, I began teaching via games and simulations, and I still rely 
on these tools today. I always encourage adult students to look at games 
as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn. 
Most importantly, games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback 
systems. Instead of the teacher lecturing you, the game is giving you a 
personalized lecture, one that is custom-made just for you.
The friend of the woman who left later called to give me an  
update. She said her friend was fine and had calmed down. In her 
cooling-off period, she could see some slight relationship between 
the game and her life. Although she and her husband did not own a 
boat, they did own everything else 
imaginable. She was angry after their 
divorce, both because he had run off 
with a younger woman and because, 
after twenty years of marriage, 
they had accumulated little in the 
way of assets. There was virtually nothing for them to split. Their 
twenty years of married life had been incredible fun, but all they had 
accumulated was a ton of doodads.
She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income 
statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about 
not understanding them. She had believed that finances were the 
man’s job. She maintained the house and did the entertaining, and he 
handled the finances. She was now quite certain, that in the last five 
years of their marriage, he had hidden money from her. She was angry 
at herself for not being more aware of where the money was going, as 
well as for not knowing about the other womaninstant feedback.",0.0,"bored, and my mind would drift","bored, and my mind would drift"
3800,What is giving you a personalized lecture?,game,5.0,"Instead of the teacher lecturing you, the game is giving you a 
personalized lecture, one that is custom-made just for you. In her 
cooling-off period, she could see some slight relationship between 
the game and her life. She said that the very idea that a game 
could be a reflection of her was ridiculous.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_95,"Rich Dad Poor Dad95
demanded her money back. She said that the very idea that a game 
could be a reflection of her was ridiculous. Her money was promptly 
refunded, and she left.
Since 1984, I have made millions simply by doing what the 
school system does not do. In school, most teachers lecture. I hated 
lectures as a student. I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.
In 1984, I began teaching via games and simulations, and I still rely 
on these tools today. I always encourage adult students to look at games 
as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn. 
Most importantly, games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback 
systems. Instead of the teacher lecturing you, the game is giving you a 
personalized lecture, one that is custom-made just for you.
The friend of the woman who left later called to give me an  
update. She said her friend was fine and had calmed down. In her 
cooling-off period, she could see some slight relationship between 
the game and her life. Although she and her husband did not own a 
boat, they did own everything else 
imaginable. She was angry after their 
divorce, both because he had run off 
with a younger woman and because, 
after twenty years of marriage, 
they had accumulated little in the 
way of assets. There was virtually nothing for them to split. Their 
twenty years of married life had been incredible fun, but all they had 
accumulated was a ton of doodads.
She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income 
statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about 
not understanding them. She had believed that finances were the 
man’s job. She maintained the house and did the entertaining, and he 
handled the finances. She was now quite certain, that in the last five 
years of their marriage, he had hidden money from her. She was angry 
at herself for not being more aware of where the money was going, as 
well as for not knowing about the other womaninstant feedback.",0.0,the game,the game
3801,What was the age of the woman who divorced her husband?,woman,6.0,"She was angry after their 
divorce, both because he had run off 
with a younger woman and because, 
after twenty years of marriage, 
they had accumulated little in the 
way of assets. The friend of the woman who left later called to give me an  
update.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_95,"Rich Dad Poor Dad95
demanded her money back. She said that the very idea that a game 
could be a reflection of her was ridiculous. Her money was promptly 
refunded, and she left.
Since 1984, I have made millions simply by doing what the 
school system does not do. In school, most teachers lecture. I hated 
lectures as a student. I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.
In 1984, I began teaching via games and simulations, and I still rely 
on these tools today. I always encourage adult students to look at games 
as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn. 
Most importantly, games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback 
systems. Instead of the teacher lecturing you, the game is giving you a 
personalized lecture, one that is custom-made just for you.
The friend of the woman who left later called to give me an  
update. She said her friend was fine and had calmed down. In her 
cooling-off period, she could see some slight relationship between 
the game and her life. Although she and her husband did not own a 
boat, they did own everything else 
imaginable. She was angry after their 
divorce, both because he had run off 
with a younger woman and because, 
after twenty years of marriage, 
they had accumulated little in the 
way of assets. There was virtually nothing for them to split. Their 
twenty years of married life had been incredible fun, but all they had 
accumulated was a ton of doodads.
She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income 
statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about 
not understanding them. She had believed that finances were the 
man’s job. She maintained the house and did the entertaining, and he 
handled the finances. She was now quite certain, that in the last five 
years of their marriage, he had hidden money from her. She was angry 
at herself for not being more aware of where the money was going, as 
well as for not knowing about the other womaninstant feedback.",0.0,younger woman,younger woman
3802,What did she feel was being hidden from her husband?,money,7.0,"She was angry 
at herself for not being more aware of where the money was going, as 
well as for not knowing about the other womaninstant feedback. She was now quite certain, that in the last five 
years of their marriage, he had hidden money from her. Her money was promptly 
refunded, and she left.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_95,"Rich Dad Poor Dad95
demanded her money back. She said that the very idea that a game 
could be a reflection of her was ridiculous. Her money was promptly 
refunded, and she left.
Since 1984, I have made millions simply by doing what the 
school system does not do. In school, most teachers lecture. I hated 
lectures as a student. I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.
In 1984, I began teaching via games and simulations, and I still rely 
on these tools today. I always encourage adult students to look at games 
as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn. 
Most importantly, games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback 
systems. Instead of the teacher lecturing you, the game is giving you a 
personalized lecture, one that is custom-made just for you.
The friend of the woman who left later called to give me an  
update. She said her friend was fine and had calmed down. In her 
cooling-off period, she could see some slight relationship between 
the game and her life. Although she and her husband did not own a 
boat, they did own everything else 
imaginable. She was angry after their 
divorce, both because he had run off 
with a younger woman and because, 
after twenty years of marriage, 
they had accumulated little in the 
way of assets. There was virtually nothing for them to split. Their 
twenty years of married life had been incredible fun, but all they had 
accumulated was a ton of doodads.
She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income 
statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about 
not understanding them. She had believed that finances were the 
man’s job. She maintained the house and did the entertaining, and he 
handled the finances. She was now quite certain, that in the last five 
years of their marriage, he had hidden money from her. She was angry 
at herself for not being more aware of where the money was going, as 
well as for not knowing about the other womaninstant feedback.",0.0,money,money
3803,What was the most fun she had had playing the game?,life,8.0,"Their 
twenty years of married life had been incredible fun, but all they had 
accumulated was a ton of doodads. In her 
cooling-off period, she could see some slight relationship between 
the game and her life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_95,"Rich Dad Poor Dad95
demanded her money back. She said that the very idea that a game 
could be a reflection of her was ridiculous. Her money was promptly 
refunded, and she left.
Since 1984, I have made millions simply by doing what the 
school system does not do. In school, most teachers lecture. I hated 
lectures as a student. I was soon bored, and my mind would drift.
In 1984, I began teaching via games and simulations, and I still rely 
on these tools today. I always encourage adult students to look at games 
as reflecting back to them what they know and what they need to learn. 
Most importantly, games reflect behavior. They are instant feedback 
systems. Instead of the teacher lecturing you, the game is giving you a 
personalized lecture, one that is custom-made just for you.
The friend of the woman who left later called to give me an  
update. She said her friend was fine and had calmed down. In her 
cooling-off period, she could see some slight relationship between 
the game and her life. Although she and her husband did not own a 
boat, they did own everything else 
imaginable. She was angry after their 
divorce, both because he had run off 
with a younger woman and because, 
after twenty years of marriage, 
they had accumulated little in the 
way of assets. There was virtually nothing for them to split. Their 
twenty years of married life had been incredible fun, but all they had 
accumulated was a ton of doodads.
She realized that her anger at doing the numbers—the income 
statement and balance sheet—came from her embarrassment about 
not understanding them. She had believed that finances were the 
man’s job. She maintained the house and did the entertaining, and he 
handled the finances. She was now quite certain, that in the last five 
years of their marriage, he had hidden money from her. She was angry 
at herself for not being more aware of where the money was going, as 
well as for not knowing about the other womaninstant feedback.",0.0,doodads,doodads
3804,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596 The world is always providing us with instant feedback, just like what?",board game,1.0,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_96,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback. We could learn a lot if we tuned in more. One day 
not long ago, I complained to my wife that the cleaners must have 
shrunk my pants. My wife gently smiled and poked me in the stomach 
to inform me that the pants had not shrunk. Something else had 
expanded—me!
The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback. Its purpose is to give you options. If you draw the boat card 
and it puts you into debt, the question is: “Now what can you do? 
How many different financial options can you come up with?” That is 
the purpose of the game: to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options. Thousands of people throughout the world 
have played this game. The players who get out of the Rat Race the 
quickest are the people who understand numbers and have creative 
financial minds. They recognize different financial options. Rich 
people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take 
the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often 
do not understand the power of investing. 
Some people playing CASHFLOW  
gain lots of money in the game, but 
they don’t know what to do with 
it. Even though they have money, 
everyone else seems to be getting  
ahead of them. And that is true in  
real life. There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially.
Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.  
I have a friend from high school who now works at three jobs. Years  
ago, he was the richest of all my classmates. When the local sugar  
plantation closed, the company he worked for went down with the 
plantation. In his mind, he had but one option, and that was the  
old option: Work hard. The problem was that he couldn’t find an 
equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old companysalary is lower.",0.0,a board game,a board game
3805,What is the main reason for the success of CASHFLOW?,cashflow,2.0,"Some people playing CASHFLOW  
gain lots of money in the game, but 
they don’t know what to do with 
it. The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_96,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback. We could learn a lot if we tuned in more. One day 
not long ago, I complained to my wife that the cleaners must have 
shrunk my pants. My wife gently smiled and poked me in the stomach 
to inform me that the pants had not shrunk. Something else had 
expanded—me!
The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback. Its purpose is to give you options. If you draw the boat card 
and it puts you into debt, the question is: “Now what can you do? 
How many different financial options can you come up with?” That is 
the purpose of the game: to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options. Thousands of people throughout the world 
have played this game. The players who get out of the Rat Race the 
quickest are the people who understand numbers and have creative 
financial minds. They recognize different financial options. Rich 
people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take 
the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often 
do not understand the power of investing. 
Some people playing CASHFLOW  
gain lots of money in the game, but 
they don’t know what to do with 
it. Even though they have money, 
everyone else seems to be getting  
ahead of them. And that is true in  
real life. There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially.
Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.  
I have a friend from high school who now works at three jobs. Years  
ago, he was the richest of all my classmates. When the local sugar  
plantation closed, the company he worked for went down with the 
plantation. In his mind, he had but one option, and that was the  
old option: Work hard. The problem was that he couldn’t find an 
equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old companysalary is lower.",0.0,to give you options,to give you options
3806,What is the purpose of the game?,options,3.0,"How many different financial options can you come up with?” That is 
the purpose of the game: to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options. How many different financial options can you come up with?” That is 
the purpose of the game: to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options. Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_96,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback. We could learn a lot if we tuned in more. One day 
not long ago, I complained to my wife that the cleaners must have 
shrunk my pants. My wife gently smiled and poked me in the stomach 
to inform me that the pants had not shrunk. Something else had 
expanded—me!
The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback. Its purpose is to give you options. If you draw the boat card 
and it puts you into debt, the question is: “Now what can you do? 
How many different financial options can you come up with?” That is 
the purpose of the game: to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options. Thousands of people throughout the world 
have played this game. The players who get out of the Rat Race the 
quickest are the people who understand numbers and have creative 
financial minds. They recognize different financial options. Rich 
people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take 
the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often 
do not understand the power of investing. 
Some people playing CASHFLOW  
gain lots of money in the game, but 
they don’t know what to do with 
it. Even though they have money, 
everyone else seems to be getting  
ahead of them. And that is true in  
real life. There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially.
Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.  
I have a friend from high school who now works at three jobs. Years  
ago, he was the richest of all my classmates. When the local sugar  
plantation closed, the company he worked for went down with the 
plantation. In his mind, he had but one option, and that was the  
old option: Work hard. The problem was that he couldn’t find an 
equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old companysalary is lower.",0.0,"to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options","to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options"
3807,What is the world always providing us with?,feedback,4.0,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback. The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_96,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback. We could learn a lot if we tuned in more. One day 
not long ago, I complained to my wife that the cleaners must have 
shrunk my pants. My wife gently smiled and poked me in the stomach 
to inform me that the pants had not shrunk. Something else had 
expanded—me!
The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback. Its purpose is to give you options. If you draw the boat card 
and it puts you into debt, the question is: “Now what can you do? 
How many different financial options can you come up with?” That is 
the purpose of the game: to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options. Thousands of people throughout the world 
have played this game. The players who get out of the Rat Race the 
quickest are the people who understand numbers and have creative 
financial minds. They recognize different financial options. Rich 
people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take 
the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often 
do not understand the power of investing. 
Some people playing CASHFLOW  
gain lots of money in the game, but 
they don’t know what to do with 
it. Even though they have money, 
everyone else seems to be getting  
ahead of them. And that is true in  
real life. There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially.
Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.  
I have a friend from high school who now works at three jobs. Years  
ago, he was the richest of all my classmates. When the local sugar  
plantation closed, the company he worked for went down with the 
plantation. In his mind, he had but one option, and that was the  
old option: Work hard. The problem was that he couldn’t find an 
equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old companysalary is lower.",0.0,"
instant feedback","
instant feedback"
3808,What is the purpose of the CASHFLOW game?,player,5.0,"The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_96,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback. We could learn a lot if we tuned in more. One day 
not long ago, I complained to my wife that the cleaners must have 
shrunk my pants. My wife gently smiled and poked me in the stomach 
to inform me that the pants had not shrunk. Something else had 
expanded—me!
The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback. Its purpose is to give you options. If you draw the boat card 
and it puts you into debt, the question is: “Now what can you do? 
How many different financial options can you come up with?” That is 
the purpose of the game: to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options. Thousands of people throughout the world 
have played this game. The players who get out of the Rat Race the 
quickest are the people who understand numbers and have creative 
financial minds. They recognize different financial options. Rich 
people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take 
the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often 
do not understand the power of investing. 
Some people playing CASHFLOW  
gain lots of money in the game, but 
they don’t know what to do with 
it. Even though they have money, 
everyone else seems to be getting  
ahead of them. And that is true in  
real life. There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially.
Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.  
I have a friend from high school who now works at three jobs. Years  
ago, he was the richest of all my classmates. When the local sugar  
plantation closed, the company he worked for went down with the 
plantation. In his mind, he had but one option, and that was the  
old option: Work hard. The problem was that he couldn’t find an 
equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old companysalary is lower.",0.0,to give you options,to give you options
3809,How many people have money and do not get ahead financially?,lot,6.0,"There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially. There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially. We could learn a lot if we tuned in more.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_96,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback. We could learn a lot if we tuned in more. One day 
not long ago, I complained to my wife that the cleaners must have 
shrunk my pants. My wife gently smiled and poked me in the stomach 
to inform me that the pants had not shrunk. Something else had 
expanded—me!
The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback. Its purpose is to give you options. If you draw the boat card 
and it puts you into debt, the question is: “Now what can you do? 
How many different financial options can you come up with?” That is 
the purpose of the game: to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options. Thousands of people throughout the world 
have played this game. The players who get out of the Rat Race the 
quickest are the people who understand numbers and have creative 
financial minds. They recognize different financial options. Rich 
people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take 
the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often 
do not understand the power of investing. 
Some people playing CASHFLOW  
gain lots of money in the game, but 
they don’t know what to do with 
it. Even though they have money, 
everyone else seems to be getting  
ahead of them. And that is true in  
real life. There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially.
Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.  
I have a friend from high school who now works at three jobs. Years  
ago, he was the richest of all my classmates. When the local sugar  
plantation closed, the company he worked for went down with the 
plantation. In his mind, he had but one option, and that was the  
old option: Work hard. The problem was that he couldn’t find an 
equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old companysalary is lower.",0.0,"a lot of people who 
have a lot","a lot of people who 
have a lot"
3810,What do some people who play CASHFLOW gain but don't know how to use it?,money,7.0,"Some people playing CASHFLOW  
gain lots of money in the game, but 
they don’t know what to do with 
it. There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially. Even though they have money, 
everyone else seems to be getting  
ahead of them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_96,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback. We could learn a lot if we tuned in more. One day 
not long ago, I complained to my wife that the cleaners must have 
shrunk my pants. My wife gently smiled and poked me in the stomach 
to inform me that the pants had not shrunk. Something else had 
expanded—me!
The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback. Its purpose is to give you options. If you draw the boat card 
and it puts you into debt, the question is: “Now what can you do? 
How many different financial options can you come up with?” That is 
the purpose of the game: to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options. Thousands of people throughout the world 
have played this game. The players who get out of the Rat Race the 
quickest are the people who understand numbers and have creative 
financial minds. They recognize different financial options. Rich 
people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take 
the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often 
do not understand the power of investing. 
Some people playing CASHFLOW  
gain lots of money in the game, but 
they don’t know what to do with 
it. Even though they have money, 
everyone else seems to be getting  
ahead of them. And that is true in  
real life. There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially.
Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.  
I have a friend from high school who now works at three jobs. Years  
ago, he was the richest of all my classmates. When the local sugar  
plantation closed, the company he worked for went down with the 
plantation. In his mind, he had but one option, and that was the  
old option: Work hard. The problem was that he couldn’t find an 
equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old companysalary is lower.",0.0,lots of money,lots of money
3811,What is the world?,world,8.0,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback. Thousands of people throughout the world 
have played this game.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_96,"Chapter Five: Lesson 596
Just like a board game, the world is always providing us with  
instant feedback. We could learn a lot if we tuned in more. One day 
not long ago, I complained to my wife that the cleaners must have 
shrunk my pants. My wife gently smiled and poked me in the stomach 
to inform me that the pants had not shrunk. Something else had 
expanded—me!
The CASHFLOW  game was designed to give every player personal 
feedback. Its purpose is to give you options. If you draw the boat card 
and it puts you into debt, the question is: “Now what can you do? 
How many different financial options can you come up with?” That is 
the purpose of the game: to teach players to think and create new and 
various financial options. Thousands of people throughout the world 
have played this game. The players who get out of the Rat Race the 
quickest are the people who understand numbers and have creative 
financial minds. They recognize different financial options. Rich 
people are often creative and take calculated risks. People who take 
the longest are people who are not familiar with numbers and often 
do not understand the power of investing. 
Some people playing CASHFLOW  
gain lots of money in the game, but 
they don’t know what to do with 
it. Even though they have money, 
everyone else seems to be getting  
ahead of them. And that is true in  
real life. There are a lot of people who 
have a lot of money and do not  
get ahead financially.
Limiting your options is the same as hanging on to old ideas.  
I have a friend from high school who now works at three jobs. Years  
ago, he was the richest of all my classmates. When the local sugar  
plantation closed, the company he worked for went down with the 
plantation. In his mind, he had but one option, and that was the  
old option: Work hard. The problem was that he couldn’t find an 
equivalent job that recognized his seniority from the old companysalary is lower.",0.0,"always providing us with  
instant feedback","always providing us with  
instant feedback"
3812,What is the best way to turn a lemon into millions?,lemon,1.0,"It is not 
so much what happens, but how many different financial solutions 
you can think of to turn a lemon into millions. If your hunch 
is wrong, and what you’ve been counting on doesn’t happen, how can 
you turn a lemon into millions?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_97,"Rich Dad Poor Dad97
As a result, he is overqualified for the jobs he currently has, so his  
salary is lower. He now works three jobs to earn enough to survive. 
I have watched people playing CASHFLOW  complain that the right 
opportunity cards are not coming their way. So they sit there. I know 
people who do that in real life. They wait for the right opportunity.
I have watched people get the right opportunity card and then  
not have enough money. Then they complain that they would have 
gotten out of the Rat Race if they had had more money. So they sit  
there. I know people in real life who do that also. They see all the great 
deals, but they have no money.
And I have seen people pull a great opportunity card, read it out 
loud, and have no idea that it is a great opportunity. They have the 
money, the time is right, they have the card, but they can’t see the  
opportunity staring them in the face. They fail to see how it fits into 
their financial plan for escaping the Rat Race. And I know more 
people like that than all the others combined. Most people have an 
opportunity of a lifetime flash right in front of them, and they fail to 
see it. A year later, they find out about it, after everyone else got rich.
Financial intelligence is simply having more options. If the  
opportunities aren’t coming your way, what else can you do to 
improve your financial position? If an opportunity lands in your lap 
and you have no money and the bank won’t talk to you, what else can 
you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor? If your hunch 
is wrong, and what you’ve been counting on doesn’t happen, how can 
you turn a lemon into millions? That is financial intelligence. It is not 
so much what happens, but how many different financial solutions 
you can think of to turn a lemon into millions. It is how creative you 
are in solving financial problems.
Most people only know one solution: Work hard, save, and  
borrow. So why would you want to increase your financial intelligence? 
Because you want to be the kind of person who creates your own luck. 
You take whatever happens and make it better. Few people realize that 
luck is created, just as money is. And if you want to be luckier and 
create money instead of working hard, then your financial intelligence 
is important. If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time.",0.0,financial solutions,financial solutions
3813,"If you want to be luckier and create money instead of working hard, then what is important?",intelligence,2.0,"And if you want to be luckier and 
create money instead of working hard, then your financial intelligence 
is important. So why would you want to increase your financial intelligence? Financial intelligence is simply having more options.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_97,"Rich Dad Poor Dad97
As a result, he is overqualified for the jobs he currently has, so his  
salary is lower. He now works three jobs to earn enough to survive. 
I have watched people playing CASHFLOW  complain that the right 
opportunity cards are not coming their way. So they sit there. I know 
people who do that in real life. They wait for the right opportunity.
I have watched people get the right opportunity card and then  
not have enough money. Then they complain that they would have 
gotten out of the Rat Race if they had had more money. So they sit  
there. I know people in real life who do that also. They see all the great 
deals, but they have no money.
And I have seen people pull a great opportunity card, read it out 
loud, and have no idea that it is a great opportunity. They have the 
money, the time is right, they have the card, but they can’t see the  
opportunity staring them in the face. They fail to see how it fits into 
their financial plan for escaping the Rat Race. And I know more 
people like that than all the others combined. Most people have an 
opportunity of a lifetime flash right in front of them, and they fail to 
see it. A year later, they find out about it, after everyone else got rich.
Financial intelligence is simply having more options. If the  
opportunities aren’t coming your way, what else can you do to 
improve your financial position? If an opportunity lands in your lap 
and you have no money and the bank won’t talk to you, what else can 
you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor? If your hunch 
is wrong, and what you’ve been counting on doesn’t happen, how can 
you turn a lemon into millions? That is financial intelligence. It is not 
so much what happens, but how many different financial solutions 
you can think of to turn a lemon into millions. It is how creative you 
are in solving financial problems.
Most people only know one solution: Work hard, save, and  
borrow. So why would you want to increase your financial intelligence? 
Because you want to be the kind of person who creates your own luck. 
You take whatever happens and make it better. Few people realize that 
luck is created, just as money is. And if you want to be luckier and 
create money instead of working hard, then your financial intelligence 
is important. If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time.",0.0,your financial intelligence,your financial intelligence
3814,"If an opportunity lands in your lap and you have no what, what else can you do to get it to work in your favor?",money,3.0,"If an opportunity lands in your lap 
and you have no money and the bank won’t talk to you, what else can 
you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor? They have the 
money, the time is right, they have the card, but they can’t see the  
opportunity staring them in the face. And if you want to be luckier and 
create money instead of working hard, then your financial intelligence 
is important.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_97,"Rich Dad Poor Dad97
As a result, he is overqualified for the jobs he currently has, so his  
salary is lower. He now works three jobs to earn enough to survive. 
I have watched people playing CASHFLOW  complain that the right 
opportunity cards are not coming their way. So they sit there. I know 
people who do that in real life. They wait for the right opportunity.
I have watched people get the right opportunity card and then  
not have enough money. Then they complain that they would have 
gotten out of the Rat Race if they had had more money. So they sit  
there. I know people in real life who do that also. They see all the great 
deals, but they have no money.
And I have seen people pull a great opportunity card, read it out 
loud, and have no idea that it is a great opportunity. They have the 
money, the time is right, they have the card, but they can’t see the  
opportunity staring them in the face. They fail to see how it fits into 
their financial plan for escaping the Rat Race. And I know more 
people like that than all the others combined. Most people have an 
opportunity of a lifetime flash right in front of them, and they fail to 
see it. A year later, they find out about it, after everyone else got rich.
Financial intelligence is simply having more options. If the  
opportunities aren’t coming your way, what else can you do to 
improve your financial position? If an opportunity lands in your lap 
and you have no money and the bank won’t talk to you, what else can 
you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor? If your hunch 
is wrong, and what you’ve been counting on doesn’t happen, how can 
you turn a lemon into millions? That is financial intelligence. It is not 
so much what happens, but how many different financial solutions 
you can think of to turn a lemon into millions. It is how creative you 
are in solving financial problems.
Most people only know one solution: Work hard, save, and  
borrow. So why would you want to increase your financial intelligence? 
Because you want to be the kind of person who creates your own luck. 
You take whatever happens and make it better. Few people realize that 
luck is created, just as money is. And if you want to be luckier and 
create money instead of working hard, then your financial intelligence 
is important. If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time.",0.0,money,money
3815,"If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. Because you want to be the kind of person who creates your own luck.",kind,4.0,"If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. Because you want to be the kind of person who creates your own luck.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_97,"Rich Dad Poor Dad97
As a result, he is overqualified for the jobs he currently has, so his  
salary is lower. He now works three jobs to earn enough to survive. 
I have watched people playing CASHFLOW  complain that the right 
opportunity cards are not coming their way. So they sit there. I know 
people who do that in real life. They wait for the right opportunity.
I have watched people get the right opportunity card and then  
not have enough money. Then they complain that they would have 
gotten out of the Rat Race if they had had more money. So they sit  
there. I know people in real life who do that also. They see all the great 
deals, but they have no money.
And I have seen people pull a great opportunity card, read it out 
loud, and have no idea that it is a great opportunity. They have the 
money, the time is right, they have the card, but they can’t see the  
opportunity staring them in the face. They fail to see how it fits into 
their financial plan for escaping the Rat Race. And I know more 
people like that than all the others combined. Most people have an 
opportunity of a lifetime flash right in front of them, and they fail to 
see it. A year later, they find out about it, after everyone else got rich.
Financial intelligence is simply having more options. If the  
opportunities aren’t coming your way, what else can you do to 
improve your financial position? If an opportunity lands in your lap 
and you have no money and the bank won’t talk to you, what else can 
you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor? If your hunch 
is wrong, and what you’ve been counting on doesn’t happen, how can 
you turn a lemon into millions? That is financial intelligence. It is not 
so much what happens, but how many different financial solutions 
you can think of to turn a lemon into millions. It is how creative you 
are in solving financial problems.
Most people only know one solution: Work hard, save, and  
borrow. So why would you want to increase your financial intelligence? 
Because you want to be the kind of person who creates your own luck. 
You take whatever happens and make it better. Few people realize that 
luck is created, just as money is. And if you want to be luckier and 
create money instead of working hard, then your financial intelligence 
is important. If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time.",0.0,You take whatever happens and make it better,You take whatever happens and make it better
3816,I know people who do that in real life.,life,5.0,"I know people in real life who do that also. I know 
people who do that in real life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_97,"Rich Dad Poor Dad97
As a result, he is overqualified for the jobs he currently has, so his  
salary is lower. He now works three jobs to earn enough to survive. 
I have watched people playing CASHFLOW  complain that the right 
opportunity cards are not coming their way. So they sit there. I know 
people who do that in real life. They wait for the right opportunity.
I have watched people get the right opportunity card and then  
not have enough money. Then they complain that they would have 
gotten out of the Rat Race if they had had more money. So they sit  
there. I know people in real life who do that also. They see all the great 
deals, but they have no money.
And I have seen people pull a great opportunity card, read it out 
loud, and have no idea that it is a great opportunity. They have the 
money, the time is right, they have the card, but they can’t see the  
opportunity staring them in the face. They fail to see how it fits into 
their financial plan for escaping the Rat Race. And I know more 
people like that than all the others combined. Most people have an 
opportunity of a lifetime flash right in front of them, and they fail to 
see it. A year later, they find out about it, after everyone else got rich.
Financial intelligence is simply having more options. If the  
opportunities aren’t coming your way, what else can you do to 
improve your financial position? If an opportunity lands in your lap 
and you have no money and the bank won’t talk to you, what else can 
you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor? If your hunch 
is wrong, and what you’ve been counting on doesn’t happen, how can 
you turn a lemon into millions? That is financial intelligence. It is not 
so much what happens, but how many different financial solutions 
you can think of to turn a lemon into millions. It is how creative you 
are in solving financial problems.
Most people only know one solution: Work hard, save, and  
borrow. So why would you want to increase your financial intelligence? 
Because you want to be the kind of person who creates your own luck. 
You take whatever happens and make it better. Few people realize that 
luck is created, just as money is. And if you want to be luckier and 
create money instead of working hard, then your financial intelligence 
is important. If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time.",0.0,They wait for the right opportunity,They wait for the right opportunity
3817,"I have seen people pull a great opportunity card, read it out loud, and have no idea that it is a great opportunity?",people,6.0,"And I have seen people pull a great opportunity card, read it out 
loud, and have no idea that it is a great opportunity. I have watched people playing CASHFLOW  complain that the right 
opportunity cards are not coming their way. Most people have an 
opportunity of a lifetime flash right in front of them, and they fail to 
see it.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_97,"Rich Dad Poor Dad97
As a result, he is overqualified for the jobs he currently has, so his  
salary is lower. He now works three jobs to earn enough to survive. 
I have watched people playing CASHFLOW  complain that the right 
opportunity cards are not coming their way. So they sit there. I know 
people who do that in real life. They wait for the right opportunity.
I have watched people get the right opportunity card and then  
not have enough money. Then they complain that they would have 
gotten out of the Rat Race if they had had more money. So they sit  
there. I know people in real life who do that also. They see all the great 
deals, but they have no money.
And I have seen people pull a great opportunity card, read it out 
loud, and have no idea that it is a great opportunity. They have the 
money, the time is right, they have the card, but they can’t see the  
opportunity staring them in the face. They fail to see how it fits into 
their financial plan for escaping the Rat Race. And I know more 
people like that than all the others combined. Most people have an 
opportunity of a lifetime flash right in front of them, and they fail to 
see it. A year later, they find out about it, after everyone else got rich.
Financial intelligence is simply having more options. If the  
opportunities aren’t coming your way, what else can you do to 
improve your financial position? If an opportunity lands in your lap 
and you have no money and the bank won’t talk to you, what else can 
you do to get the opportunity to work in your favor? If your hunch 
is wrong, and what you’ve been counting on doesn’t happen, how can 
you turn a lemon into millions? That is financial intelligence. It is not 
so much what happens, but how many different financial solutions 
you can think of to turn a lemon into millions. It is how creative you 
are in solving financial problems.
Most people only know one solution: Work hard, save, and  
borrow. So why would you want to increase your financial intelligence? 
Because you want to be the kind of person who creates your own luck. 
You take whatever happens and make it better. Few people realize that 
luck is created, just as money is. And if you want to be luckier and 
create money instead of working hard, then your financial intelligence 
is important. If you are the kind of person who is waiting for the right thing to happen, you might wait for a long time.",0.0,"they can’t see the  
opportunity staring them","they can’t see the  
opportunity staring them"
3818,What is done via agreement?,lisbon,1.0,"It is done via agreement: a 
hand signal in a trading pit, a blip on a 
trader’s screen in Lisbon from a trader’s screen in Toronto and back to 
Lisbon, a call to my broker to buy and a moment later to sell. It is done via agreement: a 
hand signal in a trading pit, a blip on a 
trader’s screen in Lisbon from a trader’s screen in Toronto and back to 
Lisbon, a call to my broker to buy and a moment later to sell.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_98,"Chapter Five: Lesson 598
thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. It’s like waiting for all 
the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.
As young boys, Mike and I were constantly told by my rich dad that 
“money is not real.” Rich dad occasionally reminded us of how close we 
came to the secret of money on that first day we got together and began 
“making money” out of plaster of paris. “The poor and middle class work 
for money,” he would say. “The rich make money. The more real you 
think money is, the harder you will work for it. If you can grasp  the idea 
that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”
“What is it?” was a question Mike and I often came back with. 
“What is money if it is not real?”
“What we agree it is,” was all rich dad would say.
The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is 
trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. 
An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a 
family for generations. 
In the Information Age, money is increasing exponentially. A few 
individuals are getting ridiculously rich from nothing, just ideas and 
agreements. If you ask many people 
who trade stocks or other investments 
for a living, they see it done all the 
time. Often, millions can be made 
instantaneously from nothing. And 
by nothing, I mean no money was 
exchanged. It is done via agreement: a 
hand signal in a trading pit, a blip on a 
trader’s screen in Lisbon from a trader’s screen in Toronto and back to 
Lisbon, a call to my broker to buy and a moment later to sell. Money 
did not change hands. Agreements did.
So why develop your financial genius? Only you can answer that.  
I can tell you why I have been developing this area of my intelligence.  
I do it because I want to make money fast. Not because I need to, but 
because I want to. It is a fascinating learning process. I develop my 
financial IQ because I want to participate in the fastestbiggest game in the world.",0.0,"a 
hand signal in a trading pit","a 
hand signal in a trading pit"
3819,What is the agreement in a trading pit?,hand signal,2.0,"It is done via agreement: a 
hand signal in a trading pit, a blip on a 
trader’s screen in Lisbon from a trader’s screen in Toronto and back to 
Lisbon, a call to my broker to buy and a moment later to sell.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_98,"Chapter Five: Lesson 598
thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. It’s like waiting for all 
the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.
As young boys, Mike and I were constantly told by my rich dad that 
“money is not real.” Rich dad occasionally reminded us of how close we 
came to the secret of money on that first day we got together and began 
“making money” out of plaster of paris. “The poor and middle class work 
for money,” he would say. “The rich make money. The more real you 
think money is, the harder you will work for it. If you can grasp  the idea 
that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”
“What is it?” was a question Mike and I often came back with. 
“What is money if it is not real?”
“What we agree it is,” was all rich dad would say.
The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is 
trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. 
An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a 
family for generations. 
In the Information Age, money is increasing exponentially. A few 
individuals are getting ridiculously rich from nothing, just ideas and 
agreements. If you ask many people 
who trade stocks or other investments 
for a living, they see it done all the 
time. Often, millions can be made 
instantaneously from nothing. And 
by nothing, I mean no money was 
exchanged. It is done via agreement: a 
hand signal in a trading pit, a blip on a 
trader’s screen in Lisbon from a trader’s screen in Toronto and back to 
Lisbon, a call to my broker to buy and a moment later to sell. Money 
did not change hands. Agreements did.
So why develop your financial genius? Only you can answer that.  
I can tell you why I have been developing this area of my intelligence.  
I do it because I want to make money fast. Not because I need to, but 
because I want to. It is a fascinating learning process. I develop my 
financial IQ because I want to participate in the fastestbiggest game in the world.",0.0,"a 
hand signal","a 
hand signal"
3820,Who was told that money is not real?,mike,3.0,"As young boys, Mike and I were constantly told by my rich dad that 
“money is not real.” Rich dad occasionally reminded us of how close we 
came to the secret of money on that first day we got together and began 
“making money” out of plaster of paris. If you can grasp  the idea 
that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”
“What is it?” was a question Mike and I often came back with.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_98,"Chapter Five: Lesson 598
thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. It’s like waiting for all 
the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.
As young boys, Mike and I were constantly told by my rich dad that 
“money is not real.” Rich dad occasionally reminded us of how close we 
came to the secret of money on that first day we got together and began 
“making money” out of plaster of paris. “The poor and middle class work 
for money,” he would say. “The rich make money. The more real you 
think money is, the harder you will work for it. If you can grasp  the idea 
that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”
“What is it?” was a question Mike and I often came back with. 
“What is money if it is not real?”
“What we agree it is,” was all rich dad would say.
The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is 
trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. 
An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a 
family for generations. 
In the Information Age, money is increasing exponentially. A few 
individuals are getting ridiculously rich from nothing, just ideas and 
agreements. If you ask many people 
who trade stocks or other investments 
for a living, they see it done all the 
time. Often, millions can be made 
instantaneously from nothing. And 
by nothing, I mean no money was 
exchanged. It is done via agreement: a 
hand signal in a trading pit, a blip on a 
trader’s screen in Lisbon from a trader’s screen in Toronto and back to 
Lisbon, a call to my broker to buy and a moment later to sell. Money 
did not change hands. Agreements did.
So why develop your financial genius? Only you can answer that.  
I can tell you why I have been developing this area of my intelligence.  
I do it because I want to make money fast. Not because I need to, but 
because I want to. It is a fascinating learning process. I develop my 
financial IQ because I want to participate in the fastestbiggest game in the world.",0.0,Mike and I,Mike and I
3821,Who told Mike and I that money is not real?,dad,4.0,"As young boys, Mike and I were constantly told by my rich dad that 
“money is not real.” Rich dad occasionally reminded us of how close we 
came to the secret of money on that first day we got together and began 
“making money” out of plaster of paris. As young boys, Mike and I were constantly told by my rich dad that 
“money is not real.” Rich dad occasionally reminded us of how close we 
came to the secret of money on that first day we got together and began 
“making money” out of plaster of paris. “What is money if it is not real?”
“What we agree it is,” was all rich dad would say.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_98,"Chapter Five: Lesson 598
thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. It’s like waiting for all 
the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.
As young boys, Mike and I were constantly told by my rich dad that 
“money is not real.” Rich dad occasionally reminded us of how close we 
came to the secret of money on that first day we got together and began 
“making money” out of plaster of paris. “The poor and middle class work 
for money,” he would say. “The rich make money. The more real you 
think money is, the harder you will work for it. If you can grasp  the idea 
that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”
“What is it?” was a question Mike and I often came back with. 
“What is money if it is not real?”
“What we agree it is,” was all rich dad would say.
The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is 
trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. 
An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a 
family for generations. 
In the Information Age, money is increasing exponentially. A few 
individuals are getting ridiculously rich from nothing, just ideas and 
agreements. If you ask many people 
who trade stocks or other investments 
for a living, they see it done all the 
time. Often, millions can be made 
instantaneously from nothing. And 
by nothing, I mean no money was 
exchanged. It is done via agreement: a 
hand signal in a trading pit, a blip on a 
trader’s screen in Lisbon from a trader’s screen in Toronto and back to 
Lisbon, a call to my broker to buy and a moment later to sell. Money 
did not change hands. Agreements did.
So why develop your financial genius? Only you can answer that.  
I can tell you why I have been developing this area of my intelligence.  
I do it because I want to make money fast. Not because I need to, but 
because I want to. It is a fascinating learning process. I develop my 
financial IQ because I want to participate in the fastestbiggest game in the world.",0.0,my rich dad,my rich dad
3822,What are some ideas and what are they getting rich from?,agreements,5.0,"A few 
individuals are getting ridiculously rich from nothing, just ideas and 
agreements.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_98,"Chapter Five: Lesson 598
thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. It’s like waiting for all 
the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.
As young boys, Mike and I were constantly told by my rich dad that 
“money is not real.” Rich dad occasionally reminded us of how close we 
came to the secret of money on that first day we got together and began 
“making money” out of plaster of paris. “The poor and middle class work 
for money,” he would say. “The rich make money. The more real you 
think money is, the harder you will work for it. If you can grasp  the idea 
that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”
“What is it?” was a question Mike and I often came back with. 
“What is money if it is not real?”
“What we agree it is,” was all rich dad would say.
The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is 
trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. 
An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a 
family for generations. 
In the Information Age, money is increasing exponentially. A few 
individuals are getting ridiculously rich from nothing, just ideas and 
agreements. If you ask many people 
who trade stocks or other investments 
for a living, they see it done all the 
time. Often, millions can be made 
instantaneously from nothing. And 
by nothing, I mean no money was 
exchanged. It is done via agreement: a 
hand signal in a trading pit, a blip on a 
trader’s screen in Lisbon from a trader’s screen in Toronto and back to 
Lisbon, a call to my broker to buy and a moment later to sell. Money 
did not change hands. Agreements did.
So why develop your financial genius? Only you can answer that.  
I can tell you why I have been developing this area of my intelligence.  
I do it because I want to make money fast. Not because I need to, but 
because I want to. It is a fascinating learning process. I develop my 
financial IQ because I want to participate in the fastestbiggest game in the world.",0.0,"
agreements","
agreements"
3823,"If you can grasp the idea that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.",idea,6.0,"If you can grasp  the idea 
that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”
“What is it?” was a question Mike and I often came back with.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_98,"Chapter Five: Lesson 598
thing to happen, you might wait for a long time. It’s like waiting for all 
the traffic lights to be green for five miles before you’ll start your trip.
As young boys, Mike and I were constantly told by my rich dad that 
“money is not real.” Rich dad occasionally reminded us of how close we 
came to the secret of money on that first day we got together and began 
“making money” out of plaster of paris. “The poor and middle class work 
for money,” he would say. “The rich make money. The more real you 
think money is, the harder you will work for it. If you can grasp  the idea 
that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.”
“What is it?” was a question Mike and I often came back with. 
“What is money if it is not real?”
“What we agree it is,” was all rich dad would say.
The single most powerful asset we all have is our mind. If it is 
trained well, it can create enormous wealth seemingly instantaneously. 
An untrained mind can also create extreme poverty that can crush a 
family for generations. 
In the Information Age, money is increasing exponentially. A few 
individuals are getting ridiculously rich from nothing, just ideas and 
agreements. If you ask many people 
who trade stocks or other investments 
for a living, they see it done all the 
time. Often, millions can be made 
instantaneously from nothing. And 
by nothing, I mean no money was 
exchanged. It is done via agreement: a 
hand signal in a trading pit, a blip on a 
trader’s screen in Lisbon from a trader’s screen in Toronto and back to 
Lisbon, a call to my broker to buy and a moment later to sell. Money 
did not change hands. Agreements did.
So why develop your financial genius? Only you can answer that.  
I can tell you why I have been developing this area of my intelligence.  
I do it because I want to make money fast. Not because I need to, but 
because I want to. It is a fascinating learning process. I develop my 
financial IQ because I want to participate in the fastestbiggest game in the world.",0.0,because I want to make money fast,because I want to make money fast
3824,What is the name of the bankruptcy attorney's office?,bankruptcy attorney,1.0,"But instead 
of shopping with local real estate agents, I began shopping at the 
bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_99,"Rich Dad Poor Dad99
biggest game in the world. And in my own small way, I would like to 
be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where 
humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies. 
Besides, it is where the action is. It is what is happening. It’s hip.  
It’s scary. And it’s fun.
That is why I invest in my financial intelligence, developing the most 
powerful asset I have. I want to be with people moving boldly forward.  
I do not want to be with those left behind.
I will give you a simple example of creating money. In the early 
1990s, the economy of Phoenix, Arizona, was horrible. I was watching a 
TV show when a financial planner came on and began forecasting doom 
and gloom. His advice was to save money. “Put $100 away every month,” 
he said. “In 40 years you will be a multimillionaire.”
Well, putting money away every month is a sound idea. It is one 
option—the option most people subscribe to. The problem is this: It 
blinds the person to what is really going on. It causes them to miss major 
opportunities for much more significant growth of their money. The 
world is passing them by.
As I said, the economy was terrible at that time. For investors, 
this is the perfect market condition. A chunk of my money was 
in the stock market and in apartment houses. I was short of cash. 
Because people were giving properties away, I was buying. I was not 
saving money. I was investing. Kim and I had more than a million 
dollars in cash working in a market that was rising fast. It was the best 
opportunity to invest. The economy was terrible. I just could not pass 
up these small deals.
Houses that were once $100,000 were now $75,000. But instead 
of shopping with local real estate agents, I began shopping at the 
bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these  
shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for 
$20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend 
for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down 
payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad 
advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down. The phone rang hard and heavy.",0.0,courthouse steps,courthouse steps
3825,What is the era where humans work purely with their minds and not their bodies?,humanity,2.0,"And in my own small way, I would like to 
be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where 
humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_99,"Rich Dad Poor Dad99
biggest game in the world. And in my own small way, I would like to 
be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where 
humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies. 
Besides, it is where the action is. It is what is happening. It’s hip.  
It’s scary. And it’s fun.
That is why I invest in my financial intelligence, developing the most 
powerful asset I have. I want to be with people moving boldly forward.  
I do not want to be with those left behind.
I will give you a simple example of creating money. In the early 
1990s, the economy of Phoenix, Arizona, was horrible. I was watching a 
TV show when a financial planner came on and began forecasting doom 
and gloom. His advice was to save money. “Put $100 away every month,” 
he said. “In 40 years you will be a multimillionaire.”
Well, putting money away every month is a sound idea. It is one 
option—the option most people subscribe to. The problem is this: It 
blinds the person to what is really going on. It causes them to miss major 
opportunities for much more significant growth of their money. The 
world is passing them by.
As I said, the economy was terrible at that time. For investors, 
this is the perfect market condition. A chunk of my money was 
in the stock market and in apartment houses. I was short of cash. 
Because people were giving properties away, I was buying. I was not 
saving money. I was investing. Kim and I had more than a million 
dollars in cash working in a market that was rising fast. It was the best 
opportunity to invest. The economy was terrible. I just could not pass 
up these small deals.
Houses that were once $100,000 were now $75,000. But instead 
of shopping with local real estate agents, I began shopping at the 
bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these  
shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for 
$20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend 
for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down 
payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad 
advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down. The phone rang hard and heavy.",0.0,unprecedented evolution of humanity,unprecedented evolution of humanity
3826,What was terrible in Phoenix in the early 1990s?,economy,3.0,"In the early 
1990s, the economy of Phoenix, Arizona, was horrible. As I said, the economy was terrible at that time. The economy was terrible.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_99,"Rich Dad Poor Dad99
biggest game in the world. And in my own small way, I would like to 
be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where 
humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies. 
Besides, it is where the action is. It is what is happening. It’s hip.  
It’s scary. And it’s fun.
That is why I invest in my financial intelligence, developing the most 
powerful asset I have. I want to be with people moving boldly forward.  
I do not want to be with those left behind.
I will give you a simple example of creating money. In the early 
1990s, the economy of Phoenix, Arizona, was horrible. I was watching a 
TV show when a financial planner came on and began forecasting doom 
and gloom. His advice was to save money. “Put $100 away every month,” 
he said. “In 40 years you will be a multimillionaire.”
Well, putting money away every month is a sound idea. It is one 
option—the option most people subscribe to. The problem is this: It 
blinds the person to what is really going on. It causes them to miss major 
opportunities for much more significant growth of their money. The 
world is passing them by.
As I said, the economy was terrible at that time. For investors, 
this is the perfect market condition. A chunk of my money was 
in the stock market and in apartment houses. I was short of cash. 
Because people were giving properties away, I was buying. I was not 
saving money. I was investing. Kim and I had more than a million 
dollars in cash working in a market that was rising fast. It was the best 
opportunity to invest. The economy was terrible. I just could not pass 
up these small deals.
Houses that were once $100,000 were now $75,000. But instead 
of shopping with local real estate agents, I began shopping at the 
bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these  
shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for 
$20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend 
for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down 
payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad 
advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down. The phone rang hard and heavy.",0.0,the economy,the economy
3827,What is passing them by?,world,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad99
biggest game in the world. The 
world is passing them by.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_99,"Rich Dad Poor Dad99
biggest game in the world. And in my own small way, I would like to 
be part of this unprecedented evolution of humanity, the era where 
humans work purely with their minds and not with their bodies. 
Besides, it is where the action is. It is what is happening. It’s hip.  
It’s scary. And it’s fun.
That is why I invest in my financial intelligence, developing the most 
powerful asset I have. I want to be with people moving boldly forward.  
I do not want to be with those left behind.
I will give you a simple example of creating money. In the early 
1990s, the economy of Phoenix, Arizona, was horrible. I was watching a 
TV show when a financial planner came on and began forecasting doom 
and gloom. His advice was to save money. “Put $100 away every month,” 
he said. “In 40 years you will be a multimillionaire.”
Well, putting money away every month is a sound idea. It is one 
option—the option most people subscribe to. The problem is this: It 
blinds the person to what is really going on. It causes them to miss major 
opportunities for much more significant growth of their money. The 
world is passing them by.
As I said, the economy was terrible at that time. For investors, 
this is the perfect market condition. A chunk of my money was 
in the stock market and in apartment houses. I was short of cash. 
Because people were giving properties away, I was buying. I was not 
saving money. I was investing. Kim and I had more than a million 
dollars in cash working in a market that was rising fast. It was the best 
opportunity to invest. The economy was terrible. I just could not pass 
up these small deals.
Houses that were once $100,000 were now $75,000. But instead 
of shopping with local real estate agents, I began shopping at the 
bankruptcy attorney’s office, or the courthouse steps. In these  
shopping places, a $75,000 house could sometimes be bought for 
$20,000 or less. For $2,000, which was loaned to me from a friend 
for 90 days for $200, I gave an attorney a cashier’s check as a down 
payment. While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad 
advertising a $75,000 house for only $60,000 and no money down. The phone rang hard and heavy.",0.0,"The 
world","The 
world"
3828,How long is the total working time?,working time,1.0,"Total working time: 
five hours.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_100,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5100
The phone rang hard and heavy. Prospective buyers were screened 
and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers 
were allowed to look at the house. It was a feeding frenzy. The house 
sold in a few minutes. I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which 
they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over 
from there. I returned the $2,000 to my friend with an additional 
$200. He was happy, the home buyer was happy, the attorney was 
happy, and I was happy. I had sold a house for $60,000 that cost me 
$20,000. The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column 
in the form of a promissory note from the buyer. Total working time: 
five hours.
So now that you are on your way to becoming more financially 
literate and skilled at reading numbers, I will show you why this is  
an example of money being invented.
$40,000simple transactions in our spare time.",0.0,"
five hours","
five hours"
3829,What was it?,feeding frenzy,2.0,It was a feeding frenzy.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_100,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5100
The phone rang hard and heavy. Prospective buyers were screened 
and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers 
were allowed to look at the house. It was a feeding frenzy. The house 
sold in a few minutes. I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which 
they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over 
from there. I returned the $2,000 to my friend with an additional 
$200. He was happy, the home buyer was happy, the attorney was 
happy, and I was happy. I had sold a house for $60,000 that cost me 
$20,000. The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column 
in the form of a promissory note from the buyer. Total working time: 
five hours.
So now that you are on your way to becoming more financially 
literate and skilled at reading numbers, I will show you why this is  
an example of money being invented.
$40,000simple transactions in our spare time.",0.0,a feeding frenzy,a feeding frenzy
3830,What was the title company and escrow company?,escrow,3.0,"I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which 
they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over 
from there.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_100,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5100
The phone rang hard and heavy. Prospective buyers were screened 
and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers 
were allowed to look at the house. It was a feeding frenzy. The house 
sold in a few minutes. I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which 
they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over 
from there. I returned the $2,000 to my friend with an additional 
$200. He was happy, the home buyer was happy, the attorney was 
happy, and I was happy. I had sold a house for $60,000 that cost me 
$20,000. The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column 
in the form of a promissory note from the buyer. Total working time: 
five hours.
So now that you are on your way to becoming more financially 
literate and skilled at reading numbers, I will show you why this is  
an example of money being invented.
$40,000simple transactions in our spare time.",0.0,"
from there","
from there"
3831,"Who was screened and once the property was mined, all the prospective buyers were allowed to look at the house?",buyers,4.0,"Prospective buyers were screened 
and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers 
were allowed to look at the house. Prospective buyers were screened 
and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers 
were allowed to look at the house.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_100,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5100
The phone rang hard and heavy. Prospective buyers were screened 
and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers 
were allowed to look at the house. It was a feeding frenzy. The house 
sold in a few minutes. I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which 
they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over 
from there. I returned the $2,000 to my friend with an additional 
$200. He was happy, the home buyer was happy, the attorney was 
happy, and I was happy. I had sold a house for $60,000 that cost me 
$20,000. The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column 
in the form of a promissory note from the buyer. Total working time: 
five hours.
So now that you are on your way to becoming more financially 
literate and skilled at reading numbers, I will show you why this is  
an example of money being invented.
$40,000simple transactions in our spare time.",0.0,Prospective buyers,Prospective buyers
3832,What is the name of the promissory note from the buyer?,note,5.0,"The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column 
in the form of a promissory note from the buyer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_100,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5100
The phone rang hard and heavy. Prospective buyers were screened 
and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers 
were allowed to look at the house. It was a feeding frenzy. The house 
sold in a few minutes. I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which 
they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over 
from there. I returned the $2,000 to my friend with an additional 
$200. He was happy, the home buyer was happy, the attorney was 
happy, and I was happy. I had sold a house for $60,000 that cost me 
$20,000. The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column 
in the form of a promissory note from the buyer. Total working time: 
five hours.
So now that you are on your way to becoming more financially 
literate and skilled at reading numbers, I will show you why this is  
an example of money being invented.
$40,000simple transactions in our spare time.",0.0,"$40,000","$40,000"
3833,"How did the $40,000 in my asset column come from the money in my asset column?",form,6.0,"The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column 
in the form of a promissory note from the buyer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_100,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5100
The phone rang hard and heavy. Prospective buyers were screened 
and once the property was legally mine, all the prospective buyers 
were allowed to look at the house. It was a feeding frenzy. The house 
sold in a few minutes. I asked for a $2,500 processing fee, which 
they gladly handed over, and the escrow and title company took over 
from there. I returned the $2,000 to my friend with an additional 
$200. He was happy, the home buyer was happy, the attorney was 
happy, and I was happy. I had sold a house for $60,000 that cost me 
$20,000. The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column 
in the form of a promissory note from the buyer. Total working time: 
five hours.
So now that you are on your way to becoming more financially 
literate and skilled at reading numbers, I will show you why this is  
an example of money being invented.
$40,000simple transactions in our spare time.",0.0,a promissory note from the buyer,a promissory note from the buyer
3834,How much income is sheltered through a private corporation?,year income,1.0,"That comes to approximately $19,000 
a year income, much of it sheltered through our private corporation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_101,"Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time. While the bulk of our money was 
in larger properties and the stock market, we were able to create more 
than $190,000 in assets (notes at 10 percent interest) in those six “buy, 
create, and sell” transactions. That comes to approximately $19,000 
a year income, much of it sheltered through our private corporation. 
Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things. By the time the 
government gets a chance to tax that income, it’s been spent on legally 
allowed pre-tax expenses.
BALANCE SHEETINCOME STATEMENT
Jobprotected using financial intelligence.",0.0,"$19,000","$19,000"
3835,Who did Kim and I do six of these transactions in our spare time?,kim,2.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_101,"Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time. While the bulk of our money was 
in larger properties and the stock market, we were able to create more 
than $190,000 in assets (notes at 10 percent interest) in those six “buy, 
create, and sell” transactions. That comes to approximately $19,000 
a year income, much of it sheltered through our private corporation. 
Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things. By the time the 
government gets a chance to tax that income, it’s been spent on legally 
allowed pre-tax expenses.
BALANCE SHEETINCOME STATEMENT
Jobprotected using financial intelligence.",0.0,Rich Dad Poor Dad101,Rich Dad Poor Dad101
3836,"What are buy, create, and sell?",transactions,3.0,"While the bulk of our money was 
in larger properties and the stock market, we were able to create more 
than $190,000 in assets (notes at 10 percent interest) in those six “buy, 
create, and sell” transactions. Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_101,"Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time. While the bulk of our money was 
in larger properties and the stock market, we were able to create more 
than $190,000 in assets (notes at 10 percent interest) in those six “buy, 
create, and sell” transactions. That comes to approximately $19,000 
a year income, much of it sheltered through our private corporation. 
Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things. By the time the 
government gets a chance to tax that income, it’s been spent on legally 
allowed pre-tax expenses.
BALANCE SHEETINCOME STATEMENT
Jobprotected using financial intelligence.",0.0,assets,assets
3837,What is the most important thing that we pay for with clients?,dinners,4.0,"Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_101,"Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time. While the bulk of our money was 
in larger properties and the stock market, we were able to create more 
than $190,000 in assets (notes at 10 percent interest) in those six “buy, 
create, and sell” transactions. That comes to approximately $19,000 
a year income, much of it sheltered through our private corporation. 
Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things. By the time the 
government gets a chance to tax that income, it’s been spent on legally 
allowed pre-tax expenses.
BALANCE SHEETINCOME STATEMENT
Jobprotected using financial intelligence.",0.0,dinners,dinners
3838,Who does the money go to pay for dinners with?,clients,5.0,"Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_101,"Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time. While the bulk of our money was 
in larger properties and the stock market, we were able to create more 
than $190,000 in assets (notes at 10 percent interest) in those six “buy, 
create, and sell” transactions. That comes to approximately $19,000 
a year income, much of it sheltered through our private corporation. 
Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things. By the time the 
government gets a chance to tax that income, it’s been spent on legally 
allowed pre-tax expenses.
BALANCE SHEETINCOME STATEMENT
Jobprotected using financial intelligence.",0.0,clients,clients
3839,"What does the $19,000 a year go to pay for our company cars, gas, trips, dinners with clients, and other things?",insurance,6.0,"Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_101,"Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time. While the bulk of our money was 
in larger properties and the stock market, we were able to create more 
than $190,000 in assets (notes at 10 percent interest) in those six “buy, 
create, and sell” transactions. That comes to approximately $19,000 
a year income, much of it sheltered through our private corporation. 
Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things. By the time the 
government gets a chance to tax that income, it’s been spent on legally 
allowed pre-tax expenses.
BALANCE SHEETINCOME STATEMENT
Jobprotected using financial intelligence.",0.0,insurance,insurance
3840,"What is the main expense of the $19,000 a year?",gas,7.0,"Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_101,"Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time. While the bulk of our money was 
in larger properties and the stock market, we were able to create more 
than $190,000 in assets (notes at 10 percent interest) in those six “buy, 
create, and sell” transactions. That comes to approximately $19,000 
a year income, much of it sheltered through our private corporation. 
Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things. By the time the 
government gets a chance to tax that income, it’s been spent on legally 
allowed pre-tax expenses.
BALANCE SHEETINCOME STATEMENT
Jobprotected using financial intelligence.",0.0,"company cars, gas","company cars, gas"
3841,What is the biggest asset in the world?,market,8.0,"While the bulk of our money was 
in larger properties and the stock market, we were able to create more 
than $190,000 in assets (notes at 10 percent interest) in those six “buy, 
create, and sell” transactions. Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_101,"Rich Dad Poor Dad101
During this depressed market, Kim and I were able to do six of these 
simple transactions in our spare time. While the bulk of our money was 
in larger properties and the stock market, we were able to create more 
than $190,000 in assets (notes at 10 percent interest) in those six “buy, 
create, and sell” transactions. That comes to approximately $19,000 
a year income, much of it sheltered through our private corporation. 
Much of that $19,000 a year goes to pay for our company cars, gas, 
trips, insurance, dinners with clients, and other things. By the time the 
government gets a chance to tax that income, it’s been spent on legally 
allowed pre-tax expenses.
BALANCE SHEETINCOME STATEMENT
Jobprotected using financial intelligence.",0.0,properties,properties
3842,Would the bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money?,percent interest,1.0,"Would the 
bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_102,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5102
This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and 
protected using financial intelligence.
Ask yourself: How long would it take to save $190,000? Would the 
bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money? And the promissory 
note is good for 30 years. I hope they never pay me the $190,000. I have 
to pay a tax if they pay me the principal, and besides, $19,000 paid over 
30 years is a little over $500,000 in income.
I have people ask what happens if the person doesn’t pay. That does 
happen, and it’s good news. That $60,000 home could be taken back and 
re-sold for $70,000, and another $2,500 collected as a loan-processing 
fee. It would still be a zero-down transaction in the mind of the new 
buyer. And the process would go on.
The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. My return on investment (ROI) is 
infinity. It’s an example of no money making a lot of money.
In the second transaction, when re-sold, I would have put $2,000 in 
my pocket and re-extended the loan to 30 years. What would my ROI  
be if I got paid money to make money? I do not know, but it sure beats  
saving $100 a month, which actually starts out as $150 because it’s after-
tax income for 40 years earning low interest. And again, you’re taxed on 
the interest. That is not too intelligent. It may be safe, but it’s not smart.
A few years later, as the Phoenix real estate market strengthened, 
those houses we sold for $60,000 became worth $110,000.  Foreclosure 
opportunities were still available, but became rare.  It cost a valuable 
asset, my time, to go out looking for them. Thousands of buyers were 
looking for the few available deals. The market had changed.  It was time 
to move on and look for other opportunities to put in the asset column.
“You can’t do that here.” “That is against the law.” “You’re lying.”  
I hear those comments much more often than “Can you show me how 
to do that?” The math is simple. You do not need algebra or calculus. 
And the escrow company handles the legal transaction and the servicing 
of the payments. I have no roofs to fix or toilets to unplug because the 
owners do that. It’s their house. Occasionally someone does not pay. 
And that is wonderful because there are late fees, or they move out and 
the property is sold again. The court system handles that.And it may not work in your area.",0.0,"How long would it take to save $190,000","How long would it take to save $190,000"
3843,What is the return on investment?,roi,2.0,"What would my ROI  
be if I got paid money to make money? My return on investment (ROI) is 
infinity.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_102,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5102
This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and 
protected using financial intelligence.
Ask yourself: How long would it take to save $190,000? Would the 
bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money? And the promissory 
note is good for 30 years. I hope they never pay me the $190,000. I have 
to pay a tax if they pay me the principal, and besides, $19,000 paid over 
30 years is a little over $500,000 in income.
I have people ask what happens if the person doesn’t pay. That does 
happen, and it’s good news. That $60,000 home could be taken back and 
re-sold for $70,000, and another $2,500 collected as a loan-processing 
fee. It would still be a zero-down transaction in the mind of the new 
buyer. And the process would go on.
The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. My return on investment (ROI) is 
infinity. It’s an example of no money making a lot of money.
In the second transaction, when re-sold, I would have put $2,000 in 
my pocket and re-extended the loan to 30 years. What would my ROI  
be if I got paid money to make money? I do not know, but it sure beats  
saving $100 a month, which actually starts out as $150 because it’s after-
tax income for 40 years earning low interest. And again, you’re taxed on 
the interest. That is not too intelligent. It may be safe, but it’s not smart.
A few years later, as the Phoenix real estate market strengthened, 
those houses we sold for $60,000 became worth $110,000.  Foreclosure 
opportunities were still available, but became rare.  It cost a valuable 
asset, my time, to go out looking for them. Thousands of buyers were 
looking for the few available deals. The market had changed.  It was time 
to move on and look for other opportunities to put in the asset column.
“You can’t do that here.” “That is against the law.” “You’re lying.”  
I hear those comments much more often than “Can you show me how 
to do that?” The math is simple. You do not need algebra or calculus. 
And the escrow company handles the legal transaction and the servicing 
of the payments. I have no roofs to fix or toilets to unplug because the 
owners do that. It’s their house. Occasionally someone does not pay. 
And that is wonderful because there are late fees, or they move out and 
the property is sold again. The court system handles that.And it may not work in your area.",0.0,"
infinity","
infinity"
3844,What is the new buyer's mind?,buyer,3.0,"It would still be a zero-down transaction in the mind of the new 
buyer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_102,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5102
This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and 
protected using financial intelligence.
Ask yourself: How long would it take to save $190,000? Would the 
bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money? And the promissory 
note is good for 30 years. I hope they never pay me the $190,000. I have 
to pay a tax if they pay me the principal, and besides, $19,000 paid over 
30 years is a little over $500,000 in income.
I have people ask what happens if the person doesn’t pay. That does 
happen, and it’s good news. That $60,000 home could be taken back and 
re-sold for $70,000, and another $2,500 collected as a loan-processing 
fee. It would still be a zero-down transaction in the mind of the new 
buyer. And the process would go on.
The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. My return on investment (ROI) is 
infinity. It’s an example of no money making a lot of money.
In the second transaction, when re-sold, I would have put $2,000 in 
my pocket and re-extended the loan to 30 years. What would my ROI  
be if I got paid money to make money? I do not know, but it sure beats  
saving $100 a month, which actually starts out as $150 because it’s after-
tax income for 40 years earning low interest. And again, you’re taxed on 
the interest. That is not too intelligent. It may be safe, but it’s not smart.
A few years later, as the Phoenix real estate market strengthened, 
those houses we sold for $60,000 became worth $110,000.  Foreclosure 
opportunities were still available, but became rare.  It cost a valuable 
asset, my time, to go out looking for them. Thousands of buyers were 
looking for the few available deals. The market had changed.  It was time 
to move on and look for other opportunities to put in the asset column.
“You can’t do that here.” “That is against the law.” “You’re lying.”  
I hear those comments much more often than “Can you show me how 
to do that?” The math is simple. You do not need algebra or calculus. 
And the escrow company handles the legal transaction and the servicing 
of the payments. I have no roofs to fix or toilets to unplug because the 
owners do that. It’s their house. Occasionally someone does not pay. 
And that is wonderful because there are late fees, or they move out and 
the property is sold again. The court system handles that.And it may not work in your area.",0.0,zero-down transaction,zero-down transaction
3845,What is the second transaction?,transaction,4.0,"In the second transaction, when re-sold, I would have put $2,000 in 
my pocket and re-extended the loan to 30 years. The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. And the escrow company handles the legal transaction and the servicing 
of the payments.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_102,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5102
This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and 
protected using financial intelligence.
Ask yourself: How long would it take to save $190,000? Would the 
bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money? And the promissory 
note is good for 30 years. I hope they never pay me the $190,000. I have 
to pay a tax if they pay me the principal, and besides, $19,000 paid over 
30 years is a little over $500,000 in income.
I have people ask what happens if the person doesn’t pay. That does 
happen, and it’s good news. That $60,000 home could be taken back and 
re-sold for $70,000, and another $2,500 collected as a loan-processing 
fee. It would still be a zero-down transaction in the mind of the new 
buyer. And the process would go on.
The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. My return on investment (ROI) is 
infinity. It’s an example of no money making a lot of money.
In the second transaction, when re-sold, I would have put $2,000 in 
my pocket and re-extended the loan to 30 years. What would my ROI  
be if I got paid money to make money? I do not know, but it sure beats  
saving $100 a month, which actually starts out as $150 because it’s after-
tax income for 40 years earning low interest. And again, you’re taxed on 
the interest. That is not too intelligent. It may be safe, but it’s not smart.
A few years later, as the Phoenix real estate market strengthened, 
those houses we sold for $60,000 became worth $110,000.  Foreclosure 
opportunities were still available, but became rare.  It cost a valuable 
asset, my time, to go out looking for them. Thousands of buyers were 
looking for the few available deals. The market had changed.  It was time 
to move on and look for other opportunities to put in the asset column.
“You can’t do that here.” “That is against the law.” “You’re lying.”  
I hear those comments much more often than “Can you show me how 
to do that?” The math is simple. You do not need algebra or calculus. 
And the escrow company handles the legal transaction and the servicing 
of the payments. I have no roofs to fix or toilets to unplug because the 
owners do that. It’s their house. Occasionally someone does not pay. 
And that is wonderful because there are late fees, or they move out and 
the property is sold again. The court system handles that.And it may not work in your area.",0.0,re-extended the loan to 30 years,re-extended the loan to 30 years
3846,What do I have to pay if they pay me the principal?,tax,5.0,"I do not know, but it sure beats  
saving $100 a month, which actually starts out as $150 because it’s after-
tax income for 40 years earning low interest. I have 
to pay a tax if they pay me the principal, and besides, $19,000 paid over 
30 years is a little over $500,000 in income.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_102,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5102
This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and 
protected using financial intelligence.
Ask yourself: How long would it take to save $190,000? Would the 
bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money? And the promissory 
note is good for 30 years. I hope they never pay me the $190,000. I have 
to pay a tax if they pay me the principal, and besides, $19,000 paid over 
30 years is a little over $500,000 in income.
I have people ask what happens if the person doesn’t pay. That does 
happen, and it’s good news. That $60,000 home could be taken back and 
re-sold for $70,000, and another $2,500 collected as a loan-processing 
fee. It would still be a zero-down transaction in the mind of the new 
buyer. And the process would go on.
The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. My return on investment (ROI) is 
infinity. It’s an example of no money making a lot of money.
In the second transaction, when re-sold, I would have put $2,000 in 
my pocket and re-extended the loan to 30 years. What would my ROI  
be if I got paid money to make money? I do not know, but it sure beats  
saving $100 a month, which actually starts out as $150 because it’s after-
tax income for 40 years earning low interest. And again, you’re taxed on 
the interest. That is not too intelligent. It may be safe, but it’s not smart.
A few years later, as the Phoenix real estate market strengthened, 
those houses we sold for $60,000 became worth $110,000.  Foreclosure 
opportunities were still available, but became rare.  It cost a valuable 
asset, my time, to go out looking for them. Thousands of buyers were 
looking for the few available deals. The market had changed.  It was time 
to move on and look for other opportunities to put in the asset column.
“You can’t do that here.” “That is against the law.” “You’re lying.”  
I hear those comments much more often than “Can you show me how 
to do that?” The math is simple. You do not need algebra or calculus. 
And the escrow company handles the legal transaction and the servicing 
of the payments. I have no roofs to fix or toilets to unplug because the 
owners do that. It’s their house. Occasionally someone does not pay. 
And that is wonderful because there are late fees, or they move out and 
the property is sold again. The court system handles that.And it may not work in your area.",0.0,a tax,a tax
3847,"What is invented, created, and protected using financial intelligence?",money,6.0,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5102
This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and 
protected using financial intelligence. The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. Would the 
bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_102,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5102
This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and 
protected using financial intelligence.
Ask yourself: How long would it take to save $190,000? Would the 
bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money? And the promissory 
note is good for 30 years. I hope they never pay me the $190,000. I have 
to pay a tax if they pay me the principal, and besides, $19,000 paid over 
30 years is a little over $500,000 in income.
I have people ask what happens if the person doesn’t pay. That does 
happen, and it’s good news. That $60,000 home could be taken back and 
re-sold for $70,000, and another $2,500 collected as a loan-processing 
fee. It would still be a zero-down transaction in the mind of the new 
buyer. And the process would go on.
The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. My return on investment (ROI) is 
infinity. It’s an example of no money making a lot of money.
In the second transaction, when re-sold, I would have put $2,000 in 
my pocket and re-extended the loan to 30 years. What would my ROI  
be if I got paid money to make money? I do not know, but it sure beats  
saving $100 a month, which actually starts out as $150 because it’s after-
tax income for 40 years earning low interest. And again, you’re taxed on 
the interest. That is not too intelligent. It may be safe, but it’s not smart.
A few years later, as the Phoenix real estate market strengthened, 
those houses we sold for $60,000 became worth $110,000.  Foreclosure 
opportunities were still available, but became rare.  It cost a valuable 
asset, my time, to go out looking for them. Thousands of buyers were 
looking for the few available deals. The market had changed.  It was time 
to move on and look for other opportunities to put in the asset column.
“You can’t do that here.” “That is against the law.” “You’re lying.”  
I hear those comments much more often than “Can you show me how 
to do that?” The math is simple. You do not need algebra or calculus. 
And the escrow company handles the legal transaction and the servicing 
of the payments. I have no roofs to fix or toilets to unplug because the 
owners do that. It’s their house. Occasionally someone does not pay. 
And that is wonderful because there are late fees, or they move out and 
the property is sold again. The court system handles that.And it may not work in your area.",0.0,money,money
3848,"How long did it take for a house to become worth $110,000?",years,7.0,"I do not know, but it sure beats  
saving $100 a month, which actually starts out as $150 because it’s after-
tax income for 40 years earning low interest. I have 
to pay a tax if they pay me the principal, and besides, $19,000 paid over 
30 years is a little over $500,000 in income. A few years later, as the Phoenix real estate market strengthened, 
those houses we sold for $60,000 became worth $110,000.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_102,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5102
This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and 
protected using financial intelligence.
Ask yourself: How long would it take to save $190,000? Would the 
bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money? And the promissory 
note is good for 30 years. I hope they never pay me the $190,000. I have 
to pay a tax if they pay me the principal, and besides, $19,000 paid over 
30 years is a little over $500,000 in income.
I have people ask what happens if the person doesn’t pay. That does 
happen, and it’s good news. That $60,000 home could be taken back and 
re-sold for $70,000, and another $2,500 collected as a loan-processing 
fee. It would still be a zero-down transaction in the mind of the new 
buyer. And the process would go on.
The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. My return on investment (ROI) is 
infinity. It’s an example of no money making a lot of money.
In the second transaction, when re-sold, I would have put $2,000 in 
my pocket and re-extended the loan to 30 years. What would my ROI  
be if I got paid money to make money? I do not know, but it sure beats  
saving $100 a month, which actually starts out as $150 because it’s after-
tax income for 40 years earning low interest. And again, you’re taxed on 
the interest. That is not too intelligent. It may be safe, but it’s not smart.
A few years later, as the Phoenix real estate market strengthened, 
those houses we sold for $60,000 became worth $110,000.  Foreclosure 
opportunities were still available, but became rare.  It cost a valuable 
asset, my time, to go out looking for them. Thousands of buyers were 
looking for the few available deals. The market had changed.  It was time 
to move on and look for other opportunities to put in the asset column.
“You can’t do that here.” “That is against the law.” “You’re lying.”  
I hear those comments much more often than “Can you show me how 
to do that?” The math is simple. You do not need algebra or calculus. 
And the escrow company handles the legal transaction and the servicing 
of the payments. I have no roofs to fix or toilets to unplug because the 
owners do that. It’s their house. Occasionally someone does not pay. 
And that is wonderful because there are late fees, or they move out and 
the property is sold again. The court system handles that.And it may not work in your area.",0.0,“You can’t do that here.”,“You can’t do that here.”
3849,What did it cost me to go out looking for opportunities to put in the asset column?,time,8.0,"The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. It was time 
to move on and look for other opportunities to put in the asset column. It cost a valuable 
asset, my time, to go out looking for them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_102,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5102
This was a simple example of how money is invented, created, and 
protected using financial intelligence.
Ask yourself: How long would it take to save $190,000? Would the 
bank pay you 10 percent interest on your money? And the promissory 
note is good for 30 years. I hope they never pay me the $190,000. I have 
to pay a tax if they pay me the principal, and besides, $19,000 paid over 
30 years is a little over $500,000 in income.
I have people ask what happens if the person doesn’t pay. That does 
happen, and it’s good news. That $60,000 home could be taken back and 
re-sold for $70,000, and another $2,500 collected as a loan-processing 
fee. It would still be a zero-down transaction in the mind of the new 
buyer. And the process would go on.
The first time I sold the house, I paid back the $2,000, so technically, 
I have no money in the transaction. My return on investment (ROI) is 
infinity. It’s an example of no money making a lot of money.
In the second transaction, when re-sold, I would have put $2,000 in 
my pocket and re-extended the loan to 30 years. What would my ROI  
be if I got paid money to make money? I do not know, but it sure beats  
saving $100 a month, which actually starts out as $150 because it’s after-
tax income for 40 years earning low interest. And again, you’re taxed on 
the interest. That is not too intelligent. It may be safe, but it’s not smart.
A few years later, as the Phoenix real estate market strengthened, 
those houses we sold for $60,000 became worth $110,000.  Foreclosure 
opportunities were still available, but became rare.  It cost a valuable 
asset, my time, to go out looking for them. Thousands of buyers were 
looking for the few available deals. The market had changed.  It was time 
to move on and look for other opportunities to put in the asset column.
“You can’t do that here.” “That is against the law.” “You’re lying.”  
I hear those comments much more often than “Can you show me how 
to do that?” The math is simple. You do not need algebra or calculus. 
And the escrow company handles the legal transaction and the servicing 
of the payments. I have no roofs to fix or toilets to unplug because the 
owners do that. It’s their house. Occasionally someone does not pay. 
And that is wonderful because there are late fees, or they move out and 
the property is sold again. The court system handles that.And it may not work in your area.",0.0,time,time
3850,What is the best way to get a high school diploma?,school education,1.0,"Anyone with a 
high school education can do it.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_103,"Rich Dad Poor Dad103
And it may not work in your area. The market conditions may be 
different. But the example illustrates how a simple financial process can 
create hundreds of thousands of dollars, with little money and low risk. 
It is an example of money being only an agreement. Anyone with a 
high school education can do it. 
Yet most people won’t. Most people listen to the standard advice of 
“Work hard and save money.”
For about 30 hours of work, approximately $190,000 was created 
in the asset column, and no taxes were paid.
             Which one sounds harder to you?
1. Work hard. Pay 50% in taxes. Save what is left. 
 Your savings then earn 5%, which is also taxed.
           OR
2. Take the time to develop your financial intelligence
 Harness the power of your brain and the asset column.
If you use option number one, be sure to factor in how much 
time it takes you to save $190,000. Time is one of your greatest assets.
Now you may understand why I silently shake my head when  
I hear parents say, “My child is doing well in school and receiving  
a good education.” It may be good, but is it adequate?
I know the above investment strategy is a small one. It is used  
to illustrate how small can grow into big. Again, my success reflects 
the importance of a strong financial foundation, which starts with  
a strong financial education. I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating.",0.0,"Anyone with a 
high school education can do it","Anyone with a 
high school education can do it"
3851,How do you develop financial intelligence?,harness,2.0,"Take the time to develop your financial intelligence
 Harness the power of your brain and the asset column.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_103,"Rich Dad Poor Dad103
And it may not work in your area. The market conditions may be 
different. But the example illustrates how a simple financial process can 
create hundreds of thousands of dollars, with little money and low risk. 
It is an example of money being only an agreement. Anyone with a 
high school education can do it. 
Yet most people won’t. Most people listen to the standard advice of 
“Work hard and save money.”
For about 30 hours of work, approximately $190,000 was created 
in the asset column, and no taxes were paid.
             Which one sounds harder to you?
1. Work hard. Pay 50% in taxes. Save what is left. 
 Your savings then earn 5%, which is also taxed.
           OR
2. Take the time to develop your financial intelligence
 Harness the power of your brain and the asset column.
If you use option number one, be sure to factor in how much 
time it takes you to save $190,000. Time is one of your greatest assets.
Now you may understand why I silently shake my head when  
I hear parents say, “My child is doing well in school and receiving  
a good education.” It may be good, but is it adequate?
I know the above investment strategy is a small one. It is used  
to illustrate how small can grow into big. Again, my success reflects 
the importance of a strong financial foundation, which starts with  
a strong financial education. I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating.",0.0,Take the time,Take the time
3852,How many dollars can a simple financial process create?,thousands,3.0,"But the example illustrates how a simple financial process can 
create hundreds of thousands of dollars, with little money and low risk.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_103,"Rich Dad Poor Dad103
And it may not work in your area. The market conditions may be 
different. But the example illustrates how a simple financial process can 
create hundreds of thousands of dollars, with little money and low risk. 
It is an example of money being only an agreement. Anyone with a 
high school education can do it. 
Yet most people won’t. Most people listen to the standard advice of 
“Work hard and save money.”
For about 30 hours of work, approximately $190,000 was created 
in the asset column, and no taxes were paid.
             Which one sounds harder to you?
1. Work hard. Pay 50% in taxes. Save what is left. 
 Your savings then earn 5%, which is also taxed.
           OR
2. Take the time to develop your financial intelligence
 Harness the power of your brain and the asset column.
If you use option number one, be sure to factor in how much 
time it takes you to save $190,000. Time is one of your greatest assets.
Now you may understand why I silently shake my head when  
I hear parents say, “My child is doing well in school and receiving  
a good education.” It may be good, but is it adequate?
I know the above investment strategy is a small one. It is used  
to illustrate how small can grow into big. Again, my success reflects 
the importance of a strong financial foundation, which starts with  
a strong financial education. I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating.",0.0,hundreds of thousands of dollars,hundreds of thousands of dollars
3853,What is the only agreement that can be made with little or no money?,money,4.0,"Most people listen to the standard advice of 
“Work hard and save money.”
For about 30 hours of work, approximately $190,000 was created 
in the asset column, and no taxes were paid. But the example illustrates how a simple financial process can 
create hundreds of thousands of dollars, with little money and low risk. It is an example of money being only an agreement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_103,"Rich Dad Poor Dad103
And it may not work in your area. The market conditions may be 
different. But the example illustrates how a simple financial process can 
create hundreds of thousands of dollars, with little money and low risk. 
It is an example of money being only an agreement. Anyone with a 
high school education can do it. 
Yet most people won’t. Most people listen to the standard advice of 
“Work hard and save money.”
For about 30 hours of work, approximately $190,000 was created 
in the asset column, and no taxes were paid.
             Which one sounds harder to you?
1. Work hard. Pay 50% in taxes. Save what is left. 
 Your savings then earn 5%, which is also taxed.
           OR
2. Take the time to develop your financial intelligence
 Harness the power of your brain and the asset column.
If you use option number one, be sure to factor in how much 
time it takes you to save $190,000. Time is one of your greatest assets.
Now you may understand why I silently shake my head when  
I hear parents say, “My child is doing well in school and receiving  
a good education.” It may be good, but is it adequate?
I know the above investment strategy is a small one. It is used  
to illustrate how small can grow into big. Again, my success reflects 
the importance of a strong financial foundation, which starts with  
a strong financial education. I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating.",0.0,money,money
3854,"What illustrates how a simple financial process can create hundreds of thousands of dollars, with little money and low risk?",example,5.0,"But the example illustrates how a simple financial process can 
create hundreds of thousands of dollars, with little money and low risk. It is an example of money being only an agreement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_103,"Rich Dad Poor Dad103
And it may not work in your area. The market conditions may be 
different. But the example illustrates how a simple financial process can 
create hundreds of thousands of dollars, with little money and low risk. 
It is an example of money being only an agreement. Anyone with a 
high school education can do it. 
Yet most people won’t. Most people listen to the standard advice of 
“Work hard and save money.”
For about 30 hours of work, approximately $190,000 was created 
in the asset column, and no taxes were paid.
             Which one sounds harder to you?
1. Work hard. Pay 50% in taxes. Save what is left. 
 Your savings then earn 5%, which is also taxed.
           OR
2. Take the time to develop your financial intelligence
 Harness the power of your brain and the asset column.
If you use option number one, be sure to factor in how much 
time it takes you to save $190,000. Time is one of your greatest assets.
Now you may understand why I silently shake my head when  
I hear parents say, “My child is doing well in school and receiving  
a good education.” It may be good, but is it adequate?
I know the above investment strategy is a small one. It is used  
to illustrate how small can grow into big. Again, my success reflects 
the importance of a strong financial foundation, which starts with  
a strong financial education. I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating.",0.0,the example,the example
3855,What is one of your greatest assets?,time,6.0,"Take the time to develop your financial intelligence
 Harness the power of your brain and the asset column. If you use option number one, be sure to factor in how much 
time it takes you to save $190,000. Time is one of your greatest assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_103,"Rich Dad Poor Dad103
And it may not work in your area. The market conditions may be 
different. But the example illustrates how a simple financial process can 
create hundreds of thousands of dollars, with little money and low risk. 
It is an example of money being only an agreement. Anyone with a 
high school education can do it. 
Yet most people won’t. Most people listen to the standard advice of 
“Work hard and save money.”
For about 30 hours of work, approximately $190,000 was created 
in the asset column, and no taxes were paid.
             Which one sounds harder to you?
1. Work hard. Pay 50% in taxes. Save what is left. 
 Your savings then earn 5%, which is also taxed.
           OR
2. Take the time to develop your financial intelligence
 Harness the power of your brain and the asset column.
If you use option number one, be sure to factor in how much 
time it takes you to save $190,000. Time is one of your greatest assets.
Now you may understand why I silently shake my head when  
I hear parents say, “My child is doing well in school and receiving  
a good education.” It may be good, but is it adequate?
I know the above investment strategy is a small one. It is used  
to illustrate how small can grow into big. Again, my success reflects 
the importance of a strong financial foundation, which starts with  
a strong financial education. I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating.",0.0,Time,Time
3856,What is the most important skill to build a business?,investments,1.0,"This is a vital skill if you want to build  
businesses or investments.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_104,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5104
I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence 
is made up of these four main technical skills:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read  
numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build  
businesses or investments.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of money making money.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and  
demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it 
wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for 
$60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing  
an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was  
buying, and someone was selling.
4. The law  
The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and 
federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.
It is this basic foundation, or the combination of these skills, 
that is needed to be successful in the pursuit of wealth, whether it be 
through the buying of small homes, apartment buildings, companies, 
stocks, bonds, precious metals, baseball cards, or the like.
A few years later, the real estate market rebounded and everyone 
else was getting in. The stock market was booming, and everyone  
was getting in. The U.S. economy was getting back on its feet. I 
began selling and was now traveling to Peru, Norway, Malaysia, and 
the Philippines. The investment landscape had changed. We were no 
longer buying real estate. Now I just watch the values climb inside  
the asset column and will probably begin selling. I suspect that some 
of those six little house deals will sell and the $40,000 note will be converted to cash.",0.0,Accounting,Accounting
3857,What is financial literacy?,accounting,2.0,"The law  
The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and 
federal regulations. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read  
numbers. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read  
numbers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_104,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5104
I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence 
is made up of these four main technical skills:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read  
numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build  
businesses or investments.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of money making money.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and  
demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it 
wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for 
$60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing  
an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was  
buying, and someone was selling.
4. The law  
The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and 
federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.
It is this basic foundation, or the combination of these skills, 
that is needed to be successful in the pursuit of wealth, whether it be 
through the buying of small homes, apartment buildings, companies, 
stocks, bonds, precious metals, baseball cards, or the like.
A few years later, the real estate market rebounded and everyone 
else was getting in. The stock market was booming, and everyone  
was getting in. The U.S. economy was getting back on its feet. I 
began selling and was now traveling to Peru, Norway, Malaysia, and 
the Philippines. The investment landscape had changed. We were no 
longer buying real estate. Now I just watch the values climb inside  
the asset column and will probably begin selling. I suspect that some 
of those six little house deals will sell and the $40,000 note will be converted to cash.",0.0,Accounting,Accounting
3858,What is the science of supply and demand?,markets,3.0,"Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and  
demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it 
wanted. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and  
demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it 
wanted.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_104,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5104
I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence 
is made up of these four main technical skills:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read  
numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build  
businesses or investments.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of money making money.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and  
demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it 
wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for 
$60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing  
an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was  
buying, and someone was selling.
4. The law  
The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and 
federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.
It is this basic foundation, or the combination of these skills, 
that is needed to be successful in the pursuit of wealth, whether it be 
through the buying of small homes, apartment buildings, companies, 
stocks, bonds, precious metals, baseball cards, or the like.
A few years later, the real estate market rebounded and everyone 
else was getting in. The stock market was booming, and everyone  
was getting in. The U.S. economy was getting back on its feet. I 
began selling and was now traveling to Peru, Norway, Malaysia, and 
the Philippines. The investment landscape had changed. We were no 
longer buying real estate. Now I just watch the values climb inside  
the asset column and will probably begin selling. I suspect that some 
of those six little house deals will sell and the $40,000 note will be converted to cash.",0.0,Understanding markets,Understanding markets
3859,What is the foundation of financial intelligence?,skills,4.0,"It is this basic foundation, or the combination of these skills, 
that is needed to be successful in the pursuit of wealth, whether it be 
through the buying of small homes, apartment buildings, companies, 
stocks, bonds, precious metals, baseball cards, or the like. Financial intelligence 
is made up of these four main technical skills:
1.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_104,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5104
I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence 
is made up of these four main technical skills:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read  
numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build  
businesses or investments.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of money making money.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and  
demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it 
wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for 
$60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing  
an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was  
buying, and someone was selling.
4. The law  
The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and 
federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.
It is this basic foundation, or the combination of these skills, 
that is needed to be successful in the pursuit of wealth, whether it be 
through the buying of small homes, apartment buildings, companies, 
stocks, bonds, precious metals, baseball cards, or the like.
A few years later, the real estate market rebounded and everyone 
else was getting in. The stock market was booming, and everyone  
was getting in. The U.S. economy was getting back on its feet. I 
began selling and was now traveling to Peru, Norway, Malaysia, and 
the Philippines. The investment landscape had changed. We were no 
longer buying real estate. Now I just watch the values climb inside  
the asset column and will probably begin selling. I suspect that some 
of those six little house deals will sell and the $40,000 note will be converted to cash.",0.0,The law,The law
3860,What is the science of supply and demand?,science,5.0,"Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and  
demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it 
wanted. Investing  
Investing is the science of money making money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_104,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5104
I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence 
is made up of these four main technical skills:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read  
numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build  
businesses or investments.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of money making money.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and  
demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it 
wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for 
$60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing  
an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was  
buying, and someone was selling.
4. The law  
The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and 
federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.
It is this basic foundation, or the combination of these skills, 
that is needed to be successful in the pursuit of wealth, whether it be 
through the buying of small homes, apartment buildings, companies, 
stocks, bonds, precious metals, baseball cards, or the like.
A few years later, the real estate market rebounded and everyone 
else was getting in. The stock market was booming, and everyone  
was getting in. The U.S. economy was getting back on its feet. I 
began selling and was now traveling to Peru, Norway, Malaysia, and 
the Philippines. The investment landscape had changed. We were no 
longer buying real estate. Now I just watch the values climb inside  
the asset column and will probably begin selling. I suspect that some 
of those six little house deals will sell and the $40,000 note will be converted to cash.",0.0,Understanding markets,Understanding markets
3861,What is the science of investing?,money,6.0,"Investing  
Investing is the science of money making money. Investing  
Investing is the science of money making money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_104,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5104
I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence 
is made up of these four main technical skills:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read  
numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build  
businesses or investments.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of money making money.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and  
demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it 
wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for 
$60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing  
an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was  
buying, and someone was selling.
4. The law  
The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and 
federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.
It is this basic foundation, or the combination of these skills, 
that is needed to be successful in the pursuit of wealth, whether it be 
through the buying of small homes, apartment buildings, companies, 
stocks, bonds, precious metals, baseball cards, or the like.
A few years later, the real estate market rebounded and everyone 
else was getting in. The stock market was booming, and everyone  
was getting in. The U.S. economy was getting back on its feet. I 
began selling and was now traveling to Peru, Norway, Malaysia, and 
the Philippines. The investment landscape had changed. We were no 
longer buying real estate. Now I just watch the values climb inside  
the asset column and will probably begin selling. I suspect that some 
of those six little house deals will sell and the $40,000 note will be converted to cash.",0.0,money making money,money making money
3862,"What is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and federal regulations?",law,7.0,"The law  
The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and 
federal regulations. The law  
The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and 
federal regulations.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_104,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5104
I have said it before, but it’s worth repeating. Financial intelligence 
is made up of these four main technical skills:
1. Accounting  
Accounting is financial literacy, or the ability to read  
numbers. This is a vital skill if you want to build  
businesses or investments.
2. Investing  
Investing is the science of money making money.
3. Understanding markets  
Understanding markets is the science of supply and  
demand Alexander Graham Bell gave the market what it 
wanted. So did Bill Gates. A $75,000 house offered for 
$60,000 that cost $20,000 was also the result of seizing  
an opportunity created by the market. Somebody was  
buying, and someone was selling.
4. The law  
The law is the awareness of accounting corporate, state and 
federal regulations. I recommend playing by the rules.
It is this basic foundation, or the combination of these skills, 
that is needed to be successful in the pursuit of wealth, whether it be 
through the buying of small homes, apartment buildings, companies, 
stocks, bonds, precious metals, baseball cards, or the like.
A few years later, the real estate market rebounded and everyone 
else was getting in. The stock market was booming, and everyone  
was getting in. The U.S. economy was getting back on its feet. I 
began selling and was now traveling to Peru, Norway, Malaysia, and 
the Philippines. The investment landscape had changed. We were no 
longer buying real estate. Now I just watch the values climb inside  
the asset column and will probably begin selling. I suspect that some 
of those six little house deals will sell and the $40,000 note will be converted to cash.",0.0,The law,The law
3863,What will be the most important thing that will allow you and your family to be financially secure for generations to come?,technology changes,1.0,"And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_105,"Rich Dad Poor Dad105
converted to cash. I need to call my accountant to be prepared for  
cash and seek ways to shelter it.
The point I would like to make is that investments come and go. 
The market goes up and comes down. Economies improve and crash. 
The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them. But they are there. And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come.
So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only 
you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do 
it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change 
than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market 
crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, 
at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging 
for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands 
them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into 
millions. That’s financial intelligence.
I am often asked about the lemons I have turned into millions.  
I hesitate using many more examples of personal investments because  
I am afraid it comes across as bragging or tooting my own horn.  
That is not my intention. I use the examples only as numerical 
and chronological illustrations of actual and simple cases. I use the 
examples because I want you to know that it is easy. And the more 
familiar you become with the four pillars of financial intelligence, the 
easier it becomes.
Personally, I use two main vehicles to achieve financial growth:  
real estate and small-cap stocks. I use real estate as my foundation.  
Day in and day out, my properties provide cash flow and occasional 
spurts of growth in value. The small-cap stocks are used for fast growth. 
I do not recommend anything that I do. The examples are just  
that—examples. If the opportunity is too complex and I do not  
understand the investment, I don’t do it. Simple math and common 
sense are all you need to do well financially.1.",0.0,technology changes,technology changes
3864,What happens when economies improve?,crash,2.0,Economies improve and crash.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_105,"Rich Dad Poor Dad105
converted to cash. I need to call my accountant to be prepared for  
cash and seek ways to shelter it.
The point I would like to make is that investments come and go. 
The market goes up and comes down. Economies improve and crash. 
The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them. But they are there. And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come.
So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only 
you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do 
it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change 
than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market 
crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, 
at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging 
for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands 
them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into 
millions. That’s financial intelligence.
I am often asked about the lemons I have turned into millions.  
I hesitate using many more examples of personal investments because  
I am afraid it comes across as bragging or tooting my own horn.  
That is not my intention. I use the examples only as numerical 
and chronological illustrations of actual and simple cases. I use the 
examples because I want you to know that it is easy. And the more 
familiar you become with the four pillars of financial intelligence, the 
easier it becomes.
Personally, I use two main vehicles to achieve financial growth:  
real estate and small-cap stocks. I use real estate as my foundation.  
Day in and day out, my properties provide cash flow and occasional 
spurts of growth in value. The small-cap stocks are used for fast growth. 
I do not recommend anything that I do. The examples are just  
that—examples. If the opportunity is too complex and I do not  
understand the investment, I don’t do it. Simple math and common 
sense are all you need to do well financially.1.",0.0,crash,crash
3865,What do I want to develop constantly?,intelligence,3.0,"I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, 
at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging 
for their jobs. And the more 
familiar you become with the four pillars of financial intelligence, the 
easier it becomes. So why bother developing your financial intelligence?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_105,"Rich Dad Poor Dad105
converted to cash. I need to call my accountant to be prepared for  
cash and seek ways to shelter it.
The point I would like to make is that investments come and go. 
The market goes up and comes down. Economies improve and crash. 
The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them. But they are there. And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come.
So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only 
you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do 
it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change 
than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market 
crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, 
at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging 
for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands 
them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into 
millions. That’s financial intelligence.
I am often asked about the lemons I have turned into millions.  
I hesitate using many more examples of personal investments because  
I am afraid it comes across as bragging or tooting my own horn.  
That is not my intention. I use the examples only as numerical 
and chronological illustrations of actual and simple cases. I use the 
examples because I want you to know that it is easy. And the more 
familiar you become with the four pillars of financial intelligence, the 
easier it becomes.
Personally, I use two main vehicles to achieve financial growth:  
real estate and small-cap stocks. I use real estate as my foundation.  
Day in and day out, my properties provide cash flow and occasional 
spurts of growth in value. The small-cap stocks are used for fast growth. 
I do not recommend anything that I do. The examples are just  
that—examples. If the opportunity is too complex and I do not  
understand the investment, I don’t do it. Simple math and common 
sense are all you need to do well financially.1.",0.0,financial intelligence,financial intelligence
3866,I hesitate to use many more examples of personal investments because I am afraid it comes across as bragging or tooting my own horn. I use the only numerical and chronological illustrations of actual and simple cases. I use the what because I want you to know that it is easy?,examples,4.0,"I hesitate using many more examples of personal investments because  
I am afraid it comes across as bragging or tooting my own horn. I use the examples only as numerical 
and chronological illustrations of actual and simple cases. I use the 
examples because I want you to know that it is easy.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_105,"Rich Dad Poor Dad105
converted to cash. I need to call my accountant to be prepared for  
cash and seek ways to shelter it.
The point I would like to make is that investments come and go. 
The market goes up and comes down. Economies improve and crash. 
The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them. But they are there. And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come.
So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only 
you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do 
it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change 
than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market 
crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, 
at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging 
for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands 
them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into 
millions. That’s financial intelligence.
I am often asked about the lemons I have turned into millions.  
I hesitate using many more examples of personal investments because  
I am afraid it comes across as bragging or tooting my own horn.  
That is not my intention. I use the examples only as numerical 
and chronological illustrations of actual and simple cases. I use the 
examples because I want you to know that it is easy. And the more 
familiar you become with the four pillars of financial intelligence, the 
easier it becomes.
Personally, I use two main vehicles to achieve financial growth:  
real estate and small-cap stocks. I use real estate as my foundation.  
Day in and day out, my properties provide cash flow and occasional 
spurts of growth in value. The small-cap stocks are used for fast growth. 
I do not recommend anything that I do. The examples are just  
that—examples. If the opportunity is too complex and I do not  
understand the investment, I don’t do it. Simple math and common 
sense are all you need to do well financially.1.",0.0,examples,examples
3867,What do we fail to see when the world changes?,opportunities,5.0,"And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come. The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_105,"Rich Dad Poor Dad105
converted to cash. I need to call my accountant to be prepared for  
cash and seek ways to shelter it.
The point I would like to make is that investments come and go. 
The market goes up and comes down. Economies improve and crash. 
The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them. But they are there. And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come.
So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only 
you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do 
it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change 
than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market 
crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, 
at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging 
for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands 
them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into 
millions. That’s financial intelligence.
I am often asked about the lemons I have turned into millions.  
I hesitate using many more examples of personal investments because  
I am afraid it comes across as bragging or tooting my own horn.  
That is not my intention. I use the examples only as numerical 
and chronological illustrations of actual and simple cases. I use the 
examples because I want you to know that it is easy. And the more 
familiar you become with the four pillars of financial intelligence, the 
easier it becomes.
Personally, I use two main vehicles to achieve financial growth:  
real estate and small-cap stocks. I use real estate as my foundation.  
Day in and day out, my properties provide cash flow and occasional 
spurts of growth in value. The small-cap stocks are used for fast growth. 
I do not recommend anything that I do. The examples are just  
that—examples. If the opportunity is too complex and I do not  
understand the investment, I don’t do it. Simple math and common 
sense are all you need to do well financially.1.",0.0,opportunities,opportunities
3868,I know there will be market booms and market crashes. I know there will be market booms and market crashes.,market,6.0,"I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, 
at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging 
for their jobs. I know there will be market booms and market 
crashes. I know there will be market booms and market 
crashes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_105,"Rich Dad Poor Dad105
converted to cash. I need to call my accountant to be prepared for  
cash and seek ways to shelter it.
The point I would like to make is that investments come and go. 
The market goes up and comes down. Economies improve and crash. 
The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them. But they are there. And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come.
So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only 
you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do 
it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change 
than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market 
crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, 
at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging 
for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands 
them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into 
millions. That’s financial intelligence.
I am often asked about the lemons I have turned into millions.  
I hesitate using many more examples of personal investments because  
I am afraid it comes across as bragging or tooting my own horn.  
That is not my intention. I use the examples only as numerical 
and chronological illustrations of actual and simple cases. I use the 
examples because I want you to know that it is easy. And the more 
familiar you become with the four pillars of financial intelligence, the 
easier it becomes.
Personally, I use two main vehicles to achieve financial growth:  
real estate and small-cap stocks. I use real estate as my foundation.  
Day in and day out, my properties provide cash flow and occasional 
spurts of growth in value. The small-cap stocks are used for fast growth. 
I do not recommend anything that I do. The examples are just  
that—examples. If the opportunity is too complex and I do not  
understand the investment, I don’t do it. Simple math and common 
sense are all you need to do well financially.1.",0.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad105
converted to cash","Rich Dad Poor Dad105
converted to cash"
3869,How often do I see opportunities of a lifetime?,day,7.0,"The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them. Day in and day out, my properties provide cash flow and occasional 
spurts of growth in value. Day in and day out, my properties provide cash flow and occasional 
spurts of growth in value.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_105,"Rich Dad Poor Dad105
converted to cash. I need to call my accountant to be prepared for  
cash and seek ways to shelter it.
The point I would like to make is that investments come and go. 
The market goes up and comes down. Economies improve and crash. 
The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them. But they are there. And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come.
So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only 
you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do 
it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change 
than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market 
crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, 
at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging 
for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands 
them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into 
millions. That’s financial intelligence.
I am often asked about the lemons I have turned into millions.  
I hesitate using many more examples of personal investments because  
I am afraid it comes across as bragging or tooting my own horn.  
That is not my intention. I use the examples only as numerical 
and chronological illustrations of actual and simple cases. I use the 
examples because I want you to know that it is easy. And the more 
familiar you become with the four pillars of financial intelligence, the 
easier it becomes.
Personally, I use two main vehicles to achieve financial growth:  
real estate and small-cap stocks. I use real estate as my foundation.  
Day in and day out, my properties provide cash flow and occasional 
spurts of growth in value. The small-cap stocks are used for fast growth. 
I do not recommend anything that I do. The examples are just  
that—examples. If the opportunity is too complex and I do not  
understand the investment, I don’t do it. Simple math and common 
sense are all you need to do well financially.1.",0.0,fail to see them,fail to see them
3870,"What is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day of your life, but all too often we fail to see them?",world,8.0,"And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come. The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_105,"Rich Dad Poor Dad105
converted to cash. I need to call my accountant to be prepared for  
cash and seek ways to shelter it.
The point I would like to make is that investments come and go. 
The market goes up and comes down. Economies improve and crash. 
The world is always handing you opportunities of a lifetime, every day 
of your life, but all too often we fail to see them. But they are there. And 
the more the world changes and the more technology changes, the more 
opportunities there will be to allow you and your family to be financially 
secure for generations to come.
So why bother developing your financial intelligence? Again, only 
you can answer that. I know why I continue to learn and develop. I do 
it because I know there are changes coming. I’d rather welcome change 
than cling to the past. I know there will be market booms and market 
crashes. I want to continually develop my financial intelligence because, 
at each market change, some people will be on their knees begging 
for their jobs. Others, meanwhile, will take the lemons that life hands 
them—and we are all handed lemons occasionally—and turn them into 
millions. That’s financial intelligence.
I am often asked about the lemons I have turned into millions.  
I hesitate using many more examples of personal investments because  
I am afraid it comes across as bragging or tooting my own horn.  
That is not my intention. I use the examples only as numerical 
and chronological illustrations of actual and simple cases. I use the 
examples because I want you to know that it is easy. And the more 
familiar you become with the four pillars of financial intelligence, the 
easier it becomes.
Personally, I use two main vehicles to achieve financial growth:  
real estate and small-cap stocks. I use real estate as my foundation.  
Day in and day out, my properties provide cash flow and occasional 
spurts of growth in value. The small-cap stocks are used for fast growth. 
I do not recommend anything that I do. The examples are just  
that—examples. If the opportunity is too complex and I do not  
understand the investment, I don’t do it. Simple math and common 
sense are all you need to do well financially.1.",0.0,The world,The world
3871,What is the name of the neighborhood in which I used to jog?,portland,1.0,"In 1989, I used to jog through a lovely neighborhood in Portland, 
Oregon.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_106,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5106
There are five reasons for using examples:
1.	To inspire people to learn more.
2.	To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong.
3.	To show that anyone can achieve great wealth.
4.	To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals.
5.	 To show that it’s not rocket science.
 
In 1989, I used to jog through a lovely neighborhood in Portland, 
Oregon. It was a suburb that had little gingerbread houses. They  
were small and cute. I almost expected to see Little Red Riding Hood  
skipping down the sidewalk on her way to Granny’s.
There were “For Sale” signs everywhere. The timber market was  
terrible, the stock market had just crashed, and the economy was  
depressed. On one street, I noticed a for-sale sign that was up longer 
than most. It looked old. Jogging past it one day, I ran into the 
owner, who looked troubled.
“What are you asking for your house?” I asked.
The owner turned and smiled weakly. “Make me an offer,” he said. 
“It’s been for sale for over a year. Nobody even comes by anymore to 
look at it.”
“I’ll look,” I said, and I bought the house a half hour later for 
$20,000 less than his asking price.
It was a cute little two-bedroom home, with gingerbread trim on 
all the windows. It was light blue with gray accents and had been built 
in 1930. Inside there was a beautiful rock fireplace, as well as two tiny 
bedrooms. It was a perfect rental house.
I gave the owner $5,000 down for a $45,000 house that was really 
worth $65,000, except that no one wanted to buy it. The owner moved 
out in a week, happy to be free, and my first tenant moved in, a local 
college professor. After the mortgage, expenses, and management fees month.",0.0,Portland,Portland
3872,What was the suburb that had little gingerbread houses?,suburb,2.0,It was a suburb that had little gingerbread houses.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_106,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5106
There are five reasons for using examples:
1.	To inspire people to learn more.
2.	To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong.
3.	To show that anyone can achieve great wealth.
4.	To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals.
5.	 To show that it’s not rocket science.
 
In 1989, I used to jog through a lovely neighborhood in Portland, 
Oregon. It was a suburb that had little gingerbread houses. They  
were small and cute. I almost expected to see Little Red Riding Hood  
skipping down the sidewalk on her way to Granny’s.
There were “For Sale” signs everywhere. The timber market was  
terrible, the stock market had just crashed, and the economy was  
depressed. On one street, I noticed a for-sale sign that was up longer 
than most. It looked old. Jogging past it one day, I ran into the 
owner, who looked troubled.
“What are you asking for your house?” I asked.
The owner turned and smiled weakly. “Make me an offer,” he said. 
“It’s been for sale for over a year. Nobody even comes by anymore to 
look at it.”
“I’ll look,” I said, and I bought the house a half hour later for 
$20,000 less than his asking price.
It was a cute little two-bedroom home, with gingerbread trim on 
all the windows. It was light blue with gray accents and had been built 
in 1930. Inside there was a beautiful rock fireplace, as well as two tiny 
bedrooms. It was a perfect rental house.
I gave the owner $5,000 down for a $45,000 house that was really 
worth $65,000, except that no one wanted to buy it. The owner moved 
out in a week, happy to be free, and my first tenant moved in, a local 
college professor. After the mortgage, expenses, and management fees month.",0.0,Portland,Portland
3873,"Who moved out of the house in a week, happy to be free?",owner,3.0,"I gave the owner $5,000 down for a $45,000 house that was really 
worth $65,000, except that no one wanted to buy it. The owner moved 
out in a week, happy to be free, and my first tenant moved in, a local 
college professor. Jogging past it one day, I ran into the 
owner, who looked troubled.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_106,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5106
There are five reasons for using examples:
1.	To inspire people to learn more.
2.	To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong.
3.	To show that anyone can achieve great wealth.
4.	To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals.
5.	 To show that it’s not rocket science.
 
In 1989, I used to jog through a lovely neighborhood in Portland, 
Oregon. It was a suburb that had little gingerbread houses. They  
were small and cute. I almost expected to see Little Red Riding Hood  
skipping down the sidewalk on her way to Granny’s.
There were “For Sale” signs everywhere. The timber market was  
terrible, the stock market had just crashed, and the economy was  
depressed. On one street, I noticed a for-sale sign that was up longer 
than most. It looked old. Jogging past it one day, I ran into the 
owner, who looked troubled.
“What are you asking for your house?” I asked.
The owner turned and smiled weakly. “Make me an offer,” he said. 
“It’s been for sale for over a year. Nobody even comes by anymore to 
look at it.”
“I’ll look,” I said, and I bought the house a half hour later for 
$20,000 less than his asking price.
It was a cute little two-bedroom home, with gingerbread trim on 
all the windows. It was light blue with gray accents and had been built 
in 1930. Inside there was a beautiful rock fireplace, as well as two tiny 
bedrooms. It was a perfect rental house.
I gave the owner $5,000 down for a $45,000 house that was really 
worth $65,000, except that no one wanted to buy it. The owner moved 
out in a week, happy to be free, and my first tenant moved in, a local 
college professor. After the mortgage, expenses, and management fees month.",0.0,The owner,The owner
3874,What is the sign that says it's been for sale for over a year?,sale,4.0,"On one street, I noticed a for-sale sign that was up longer 
than most. There were “For Sale” signs everywhere. “It’s been for sale for over a year.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_106,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5106
There are five reasons for using examples:
1.	To inspire people to learn more.
2.	To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong.
3.	To show that anyone can achieve great wealth.
4.	To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals.
5.	 To show that it’s not rocket science.
 
In 1989, I used to jog through a lovely neighborhood in Portland, 
Oregon. It was a suburb that had little gingerbread houses. They  
were small and cute. I almost expected to see Little Red Riding Hood  
skipping down the sidewalk on her way to Granny’s.
There were “For Sale” signs everywhere. The timber market was  
terrible, the stock market had just crashed, and the economy was  
depressed. On one street, I noticed a for-sale sign that was up longer 
than most. It looked old. Jogging past it one day, I ran into the 
owner, who looked troubled.
“What are you asking for your house?” I asked.
The owner turned and smiled weakly. “Make me an offer,” he said. 
“It’s been for sale for over a year. Nobody even comes by anymore to 
look at it.”
“I’ll look,” I said, and I bought the house a half hour later for 
$20,000 less than his asking price.
It was a cute little two-bedroom home, with gingerbread trim on 
all the windows. It was light blue with gray accents and had been built 
in 1930. Inside there was a beautiful rock fireplace, as well as two tiny 
bedrooms. It was a perfect rental house.
I gave the owner $5,000 down for a $45,000 house that was really 
worth $65,000, except that no one wanted to buy it. The owner moved 
out in a week, happy to be free, and my first tenant moved in, a local 
college professor. After the mortgage, expenses, and management fees month.",0.0,For Sale,For Sale
3875,"What are the ""For Sale"" signs everywhere?",signs,5.0,There were “For Sale” signs everywhere.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_106,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5106
There are five reasons for using examples:
1.	To inspire people to learn more.
2.	To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong.
3.	To show that anyone can achieve great wealth.
4.	To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals.
5.	 To show that it’s not rocket science.
 
In 1989, I used to jog through a lovely neighborhood in Portland, 
Oregon. It was a suburb that had little gingerbread houses. They  
were small and cute. I almost expected to see Little Red Riding Hood  
skipping down the sidewalk on her way to Granny’s.
There were “For Sale” signs everywhere. The timber market was  
terrible, the stock market had just crashed, and the economy was  
depressed. On one street, I noticed a for-sale sign that was up longer 
than most. It looked old. Jogging past it one day, I ran into the 
owner, who looked troubled.
“What are you asking for your house?” I asked.
The owner turned and smiled weakly. “Make me an offer,” he said. 
“It’s been for sale for over a year. Nobody even comes by anymore to 
look at it.”
“I’ll look,” I said, and I bought the house a half hour later for 
$20,000 less than his asking price.
It was a cute little two-bedroom home, with gingerbread trim on 
all the windows. It was light blue with gray accents and had been built 
in 1930. Inside there was a beautiful rock fireplace, as well as two tiny 
bedrooms. It was a perfect rental house.
I gave the owner $5,000 down for a $45,000 house that was really 
worth $65,000, except that no one wanted to buy it. The owner moved 
out in a week, happy to be free, and my first tenant moved in, a local 
college professor. After the mortgage, expenses, and management fees month.",0.0,"The timber market was  
terrible","The timber market was  
terrible"
3876,How can I achieve my goals?,ways,6.0,To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_106,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5106
There are five reasons for using examples:
1.	To inspire people to learn more.
2.	To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong.
3.	To show that anyone can achieve great wealth.
4.	To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals.
5.	 To show that it’s not rocket science.
 
In 1989, I used to jog through a lovely neighborhood in Portland, 
Oregon. It was a suburb that had little gingerbread houses. They  
were small and cute. I almost expected to see Little Red Riding Hood  
skipping down the sidewalk on her way to Granny’s.
There were “For Sale” signs everywhere. The timber market was  
terrible, the stock market had just crashed, and the economy was  
depressed. On one street, I noticed a for-sale sign that was up longer 
than most. It looked old. Jogging past it one day, I ran into the 
owner, who looked troubled.
“What are you asking for your house?” I asked.
The owner turned and smiled weakly. “Make me an offer,” he said. 
“It’s been for sale for over a year. Nobody even comes by anymore to 
look at it.”
“I’ll look,” I said, and I bought the house a half hour later for 
$20,000 less than his asking price.
It was a cute little two-bedroom home, with gingerbread trim on 
all the windows. It was light blue with gray accents and had been built 
in 1930. Inside there was a beautiful rock fireplace, as well as two tiny 
bedrooms. It was a perfect rental house.
I gave the owner $5,000 down for a $45,000 house that was really 
worth $65,000, except that no one wanted to buy it. The owner moved 
out in a week, happy to be free, and my first tenant moved in, a local 
college professor. After the mortgage, expenses, and management fees month.",0.0,millions of ways,millions of ways
3877,What did I buy for less than his asking price?,house,7.0,"Nobody even comes by anymore to 
look at it.”
“I’ll look,” I said, and I bought the house a half hour later for 
$20,000 less than his asking price. I gave the owner $5,000 down for a $45,000 house that was really 
worth $65,000, except that no one wanted to buy it. “What are you asking for your house?” I asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_106,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5106
There are five reasons for using examples:
1.	To inspire people to learn more.
2.	To let people know it is easy if the foundation is strong.
3.	To show that anyone can achieve great wealth.
4.	To show that there are millions of ways to achieve your goals.
5.	 To show that it’s not rocket science.
 
In 1989, I used to jog through a lovely neighborhood in Portland, 
Oregon. It was a suburb that had little gingerbread houses. They  
were small and cute. I almost expected to see Little Red Riding Hood  
skipping down the sidewalk on her way to Granny’s.
There were “For Sale” signs everywhere. The timber market was  
terrible, the stock market had just crashed, and the economy was  
depressed. On one street, I noticed a for-sale sign that was up longer 
than most. It looked old. Jogging past it one day, I ran into the 
owner, who looked troubled.
“What are you asking for your house?” I asked.
The owner turned and smiled weakly. “Make me an offer,” he said. 
“It’s been for sale for over a year. Nobody even comes by anymore to 
look at it.”
“I’ll look,” I said, and I bought the house a half hour later for 
$20,000 less than his asking price.
It was a cute little two-bedroom home, with gingerbread trim on 
all the windows. It was light blue with gray accents and had been built 
in 1930. Inside there was a beautiful rock fireplace, as well as two tiny 
bedrooms. It was a perfect rental house.
I gave the owner $5,000 down for a $45,000 house that was really 
worth $65,000, except that no one wanted to buy it. The owner moved 
out in a week, happy to be free, and my first tenant moved in, a local 
college professor. After the mortgage, expenses, and management fees month.",0.0,"$20,000","$20,000"
3878,Where did California investors buy up in the summer?,oregon,1.0,"California investors, flush with money from their still 
booming real estate market, were moving north and buying up Oregon 
and Washington. In about 
a month, I found a 12-unit apartment house right next to the Intel 
plant in Beaverton, Oregon. Like the former Oregon market, the real estate 
market in Phoenix was depressed.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_107,"Rich Dad Poor Dad107
were paid, I put a little less than $40 in my pocket at the end of each 
month. Hardly exciting.
A year later, the depressed Oregon real estate market had begun 
to pick up. California investors, flush with money from their still 
booming real estate market, were moving north and buying up Oregon 
and Washington. I sold that little house for $95,000 to a young 
couple from California who thought it was a bargain. My capital 
gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred 
exchange, and I went shopping for a place to put my money. In about 
a month, I found a 12-unit apartment house right next to the Intel 
plant in Beaverton, Oregon. The owners lived in Germany, had no idea 
what the place was worth, and again, 
just wanted to get out of it. I offered 
$275,000 for a $450,000 building. 
They agreed to $300,000. I bought it 
and held it for two years. Utilizing the 
same 1031-exchange process, we sold 
the building for $495,000 and bought a 
30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, 
Arizona. We had moved to Phoenix by then to get out of the rain, and 
needed to sell anyway. Like the former Oregon market, the real estate 
market in Phoenix was depressed. The price of the 30-unit apartment 
building in Phoenix was $875,000, with $225,000 down. The cash 
flow from the 30 units was a little over $5,000 a month.
The Arizona market began moving up and, a few years later, a 
Colorado investor offered us $1.2 million for the property.
The point of this example is how a small amount can grow into 
a large amount. Again, it is a matter of understanding financial 
statements, investment strategies, a sense of the market, and the laws. 
If people are not versed in these subjects, then obviously they must  
follow standard dogma, which is to play it safe, diversify, and only 
invest in secure investments. The problem with “secure” investments is 
that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains arein order to protect themselves and their clients.",0.0,"Oregon 
and Washington","Oregon 
and Washington"
3879,Where did we move to to get out of the rain?,phoenix,2.0,"Utilizing the 
same 1031-exchange process, we sold 
the building for $495,000 and bought a 
30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, 
Arizona. The price of the 30-unit apartment 
building in Phoenix was $875,000, with $225,000 down. We had moved to Phoenix by then to get out of the rain, and 
needed to sell anyway.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_107,"Rich Dad Poor Dad107
were paid, I put a little less than $40 in my pocket at the end of each 
month. Hardly exciting.
A year later, the depressed Oregon real estate market had begun 
to pick up. California investors, flush with money from their still 
booming real estate market, were moving north and buying up Oregon 
and Washington. I sold that little house for $95,000 to a young 
couple from California who thought it was a bargain. My capital 
gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred 
exchange, and I went shopping for a place to put my money. In about 
a month, I found a 12-unit apartment house right next to the Intel 
plant in Beaverton, Oregon. The owners lived in Germany, had no idea 
what the place was worth, and again, 
just wanted to get out of it. I offered 
$275,000 for a $450,000 building. 
They agreed to $300,000. I bought it 
and held it for two years. Utilizing the 
same 1031-exchange process, we sold 
the building for $495,000 and bought a 
30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, 
Arizona. We had moved to Phoenix by then to get out of the rain, and 
needed to sell anyway. Like the former Oregon market, the real estate 
market in Phoenix was depressed. The price of the 30-unit apartment 
building in Phoenix was $875,000, with $225,000 down. The cash 
flow from the 30 units was a little over $5,000 a month.
The Arizona market began moving up and, a few years later, a 
Colorado investor offered us $1.2 million for the property.
The point of this example is how a small amount can grow into 
a large amount. Again, it is a matter of understanding financial 
statements, investment strategies, a sense of the market, and the laws. 
If people are not versed in these subjects, then obviously they must  
follow standard dogma, which is to play it safe, diversify, and only 
invest in secure investments. The problem with “secure” investments is 
that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains arein order to protect themselves and their clients.",0.0,Phoenix,Phoenix
3880,What is the most important financial statement?,investment strategies,3.0,"Again, it is a matter of understanding financial 
statements, investment strategies, a sense of the market, and the laws.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_107,"Rich Dad Poor Dad107
were paid, I put a little less than $40 in my pocket at the end of each 
month. Hardly exciting.
A year later, the depressed Oregon real estate market had begun 
to pick up. California investors, flush with money from their still 
booming real estate market, were moving north and buying up Oregon 
and Washington. I sold that little house for $95,000 to a young 
couple from California who thought it was a bargain. My capital 
gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred 
exchange, and I went shopping for a place to put my money. In about 
a month, I found a 12-unit apartment house right next to the Intel 
plant in Beaverton, Oregon. The owners lived in Germany, had no idea 
what the place was worth, and again, 
just wanted to get out of it. I offered 
$275,000 for a $450,000 building. 
They agreed to $300,000. I bought it 
and held it for two years. Utilizing the 
same 1031-exchange process, we sold 
the building for $495,000 and bought a 
30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, 
Arizona. We had moved to Phoenix by then to get out of the rain, and 
needed to sell anyway. Like the former Oregon market, the real estate 
market in Phoenix was depressed. The price of the 30-unit apartment 
building in Phoenix was $875,000, with $225,000 down. The cash 
flow from the 30 units was a little over $5,000 a month.
The Arizona market began moving up and, a few years later, a 
Colorado investor offered us $1.2 million for the property.
The point of this example is how a small amount can grow into 
a large amount. Again, it is a matter of understanding financial 
statements, investment strategies, a sense of the market, and the laws. 
If people are not versed in these subjects, then obviously they must  
follow standard dogma, which is to play it safe, diversify, and only 
invest in secure investments. The problem with “secure” investments is 
that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains arein order to protect themselves and their clients.",0.0,"financial 
statements","financial 
statements"
3881,"How long did it take to find a 12-unit apartment house in Beaverton, Oregon?",month,4.0,"In about 
a month, I found a 12-unit apartment house right next to the Intel 
plant in Beaverton, Oregon. Rich Dad Poor Dad107
were paid, I put a little less than $40 in my pocket at the end of each 
month. The cash 
flow from the 30 units was a little over $5,000 a month.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_107,"Rich Dad Poor Dad107
were paid, I put a little less than $40 in my pocket at the end of each 
month. Hardly exciting.
A year later, the depressed Oregon real estate market had begun 
to pick up. California investors, flush with money from their still 
booming real estate market, were moving north and buying up Oregon 
and Washington. I sold that little house for $95,000 to a young 
couple from California who thought it was a bargain. My capital 
gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred 
exchange, and I went shopping for a place to put my money. In about 
a month, I found a 12-unit apartment house right next to the Intel 
plant in Beaverton, Oregon. The owners lived in Germany, had no idea 
what the place was worth, and again, 
just wanted to get out of it. I offered 
$275,000 for a $450,000 building. 
They agreed to $300,000. I bought it 
and held it for two years. Utilizing the 
same 1031-exchange process, we sold 
the building for $495,000 and bought a 
30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, 
Arizona. We had moved to Phoenix by then to get out of the rain, and 
needed to sell anyway. Like the former Oregon market, the real estate 
market in Phoenix was depressed. The price of the 30-unit apartment 
building in Phoenix was $875,000, with $225,000 down. The cash 
flow from the 30 units was a little over $5,000 a month.
The Arizona market began moving up and, a few years later, a 
Colorado investor offered us $1.2 million for the property.
The point of this example is how a small amount can grow into 
a large amount. Again, it is a matter of understanding financial 
statements, investment strategies, a sense of the market, and the laws. 
If people are not versed in these subjects, then obviously they must  
follow standard dogma, which is to play it safe, diversify, and only 
invest in secure investments. The problem with “secure” investments is 
that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains arein order to protect themselves and their clients.",0.0,"about 
a month","about 
a month"
3882,"What did we sell for $495,000 and buy a 30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, Arizona?",building,5.0,"Utilizing the 
same 1031-exchange process, we sold 
the building for $495,000 and bought a 
30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, 
Arizona. Utilizing the 
same 1031-exchange process, we sold 
the building for $495,000 and bought a 
30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, 
Arizona. The price of the 30-unit apartment 
building in Phoenix was $875,000, with $225,000 down.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_107,"Rich Dad Poor Dad107
were paid, I put a little less than $40 in my pocket at the end of each 
month. Hardly exciting.
A year later, the depressed Oregon real estate market had begun 
to pick up. California investors, flush with money from their still 
booming real estate market, were moving north and buying up Oregon 
and Washington. I sold that little house for $95,000 to a young 
couple from California who thought it was a bargain. My capital 
gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred 
exchange, and I went shopping for a place to put my money. In about 
a month, I found a 12-unit apartment house right next to the Intel 
plant in Beaverton, Oregon. The owners lived in Germany, had no idea 
what the place was worth, and again, 
just wanted to get out of it. I offered 
$275,000 for a $450,000 building. 
They agreed to $300,000. I bought it 
and held it for two years. Utilizing the 
same 1031-exchange process, we sold 
the building for $495,000 and bought a 
30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, 
Arizona. We had moved to Phoenix by then to get out of the rain, and 
needed to sell anyway. Like the former Oregon market, the real estate 
market in Phoenix was depressed. The price of the 30-unit apartment 
building in Phoenix was $875,000, with $225,000 down. The cash 
flow from the 30 units was a little over $5,000 a month.
The Arizona market began moving up and, a few years later, a 
Colorado investor offered us $1.2 million for the property.
The point of this example is how a small amount can grow into 
a large amount. Again, it is a matter of understanding financial 
statements, investment strategies, a sense of the market, and the laws. 
If people are not versed in these subjects, then obviously they must  
follow standard dogma, which is to play it safe, diversify, and only 
invest in secure investments. The problem with “secure” investments is 
that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains arein order to protect themselves and their clients.",0.0,the building,the building
3883,"What was the name of the apartment I found in Beaverton, Oregon?",house,6.0,"In about 
a month, I found a 12-unit apartment house right next to the Intel 
plant in Beaverton, Oregon. I sold that little house for $95,000 to a young 
couple from California who thought it was a bargain.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_107,"Rich Dad Poor Dad107
were paid, I put a little less than $40 in my pocket at the end of each 
month. Hardly exciting.
A year later, the depressed Oregon real estate market had begun 
to pick up. California investors, flush with money from their still 
booming real estate market, were moving north and buying up Oregon 
and Washington. I sold that little house for $95,000 to a young 
couple from California who thought it was a bargain. My capital 
gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred 
exchange, and I went shopping for a place to put my money. In about 
a month, I found a 12-unit apartment house right next to the Intel 
plant in Beaverton, Oregon. The owners lived in Germany, had no idea 
what the place was worth, and again, 
just wanted to get out of it. I offered 
$275,000 for a $450,000 building. 
They agreed to $300,000. I bought it 
and held it for two years. Utilizing the 
same 1031-exchange process, we sold 
the building for $495,000 and bought a 
30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, 
Arizona. We had moved to Phoenix by then to get out of the rain, and 
needed to sell anyway. Like the former Oregon market, the real estate 
market in Phoenix was depressed. The price of the 30-unit apartment 
building in Phoenix was $875,000, with $225,000 down. The cash 
flow from the 30 units was a little over $5,000 a month.
The Arizona market began moving up and, a few years later, a 
Colorado investor offered us $1.2 million for the property.
The point of this example is how a small amount can grow into 
a large amount. Again, it is a matter of understanding financial 
statements, investment strategies, a sense of the market, and the laws. 
If people are not versed in these subjects, then obviously they must  
follow standard dogma, which is to play it safe, diversify, and only 
invest in secure investments. The problem with “secure” investments is 
that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains arein order to protect themselves and their clients.",0.0,12-unit apartment house,12-unit apartment house
3884,How long after the recession did the Oregon real estate market start to recover?,year,7.0,"A year later, the depressed Oregon real estate market had begun 
to pick up.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_107,"Rich Dad Poor Dad107
were paid, I put a little less than $40 in my pocket at the end of each 
month. Hardly exciting.
A year later, the depressed Oregon real estate market had begun 
to pick up. California investors, flush with money from their still 
booming real estate market, were moving north and buying up Oregon 
and Washington. I sold that little house for $95,000 to a young 
couple from California who thought it was a bargain. My capital 
gains of approximately $40,000 were placed into a 1031 tax-deferred 
exchange, and I went shopping for a place to put my money. In about 
a month, I found a 12-unit apartment house right next to the Intel 
plant in Beaverton, Oregon. The owners lived in Germany, had no idea 
what the place was worth, and again, 
just wanted to get out of it. I offered 
$275,000 for a $450,000 building. 
They agreed to $300,000. I bought it 
and held it for two years. Utilizing the 
same 1031-exchange process, we sold 
the building for $495,000 and bought a 
30-unit apartment building in Phoenix, 
Arizona. We had moved to Phoenix by then to get out of the rain, and 
needed to sell anyway. Like the former Oregon market, the real estate 
market in Phoenix was depressed. The price of the 30-unit apartment 
building in Phoenix was $875,000, with $225,000 down. The cash 
flow from the 30 units was a little over $5,000 a month.
The Arizona market began moving up and, a few years later, a 
Colorado investor offered us $1.2 million for the property.
The point of this example is how a small amount can grow into 
a large amount. Again, it is a matter of understanding financial 
statements, investment strategies, a sense of the market, and the laws. 
If people are not versed in these subjects, then obviously they must  
follow standard dogma, which is to play it safe, diversify, and only 
invest in secure investments. The problem with “secure” investments is 
that they are often sanitized, that is, made so safe that the gains arein order to protect themselves and their clients.",0.0,A year,A year
3885,What do Kim and I own?,stock portfolio,1.0,"We also own a stock portfolio, surrounded by a corporation that 
Kim and I call our “personal mutual fund.” We have friends who deal 
specifically with investors like us who have extra money each month 
to invest.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_108,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5108
Most large brokerage houses will not touch speculative transactions 
in order to protect themselves and their clients. And that is a wise policy. 
The really hot deals are not offered to people who are novices. Often, 
the best deals that make the rich even richer are reserved for those who 
understand the game. It is technically illegal to offer speculative deals to 
someone who is considered not sophisticated, but of course it happens. 
The more sophisticated I get, the more opportunities come my way. 
Another case for developing your financial intelligence over a 
lifetime is simply that more opportunities are presented to you. And 
the greater your financial intelligence, the easier it is to tell whether 
a deal is good. It’s your intelligence that can spot a bad deal, or make 
a bad deal good. The more I learn—and there is a lot to learn—the 
more money I make simply because I gain experience and wisdom as 
the years go on. I have friends who are playing it safe, working hard at 
their profession, and failing to gain financial wisdom, which does take 
time to develop.
My overall philosophy is to plant seeds inside my asset column  
That is my formula. I start small and plant seeds. Some grow; some 
don’t. Inside our real estate corporation, we have property worth several 
million dollars. It is our own REIT, or real estate investment trust.
The point I’m making is that most of those millions started out 
as little $5,000 to $10,000 investments. All of those down payments 
were fortunate to catch a fast-rising market and increase tax-free. We 
traded in and out several times over a number of years.
We also own a stock portfolio, surrounded by a corporation that 
Kim and I call our “personal mutual fund.” We have friends who deal 
specifically with investors like us who have extra money each month 
to invest. We buy high-risk, speculative private companies that are 
just about to go public on a stock exchange in the United States or 
Canada. An example of how fast gains can be made are 100,000 shares 
purchased for 25 cents each before the company goes public. Six 
months later, the company is listed, and the 100,000 shares now are 
worth $2 each. If the company is well managed, the price keeps going 
up, and the stock may go to $20 or more per share. There are years 
when our $25,000 has gone to a million in less than a year.It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing.",0.0,real estate corporation,real estate corporation
3886,What is the best way to make the rich richer?,deals,2.0,"It is technically illegal to offer speculative deals to 
someone who is considered not sophisticated, but of course it happens. Often, 
the best deals that make the rich even richer are reserved for those who 
understand the game. The really hot deals are not offered to people who are novices.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_108,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5108
Most large brokerage houses will not touch speculative transactions 
in order to protect themselves and their clients. And that is a wise policy. 
The really hot deals are not offered to people who are novices. Often, 
the best deals that make the rich even richer are reserved for those who 
understand the game. It is technically illegal to offer speculative deals to 
someone who is considered not sophisticated, but of course it happens. 
The more sophisticated I get, the more opportunities come my way. 
Another case for developing your financial intelligence over a 
lifetime is simply that more opportunities are presented to you. And 
the greater your financial intelligence, the easier it is to tell whether 
a deal is good. It’s your intelligence that can spot a bad deal, or make 
a bad deal good. The more I learn—and there is a lot to learn—the 
more money I make simply because I gain experience and wisdom as 
the years go on. I have friends who are playing it safe, working hard at 
their profession, and failing to gain financial wisdom, which does take 
time to develop.
My overall philosophy is to plant seeds inside my asset column  
That is my formula. I start small and plant seeds. Some grow; some 
don’t. Inside our real estate corporation, we have property worth several 
million dollars. It is our own REIT, or real estate investment trust.
The point I’m making is that most of those millions started out 
as little $5,000 to $10,000 investments. All of those down payments 
were fortunate to catch a fast-rising market and increase tax-free. We 
traded in and out several times over a number of years.
We also own a stock portfolio, surrounded by a corporation that 
Kim and I call our “personal mutual fund.” We have friends who deal 
specifically with investors like us who have extra money each month 
to invest. We buy high-risk, speculative private companies that are 
just about to go public on a stock exchange in the United States or 
Canada. An example of how fast gains can be made are 100,000 shares 
purchased for 25 cents each before the company goes public. Six 
months later, the company is listed, and the 100,000 shares now are 
worth $2 each. If the company is well managed, the price keeps going 
up, and the stock may go to $20 or more per share. There are years 
when our $25,000 has gone to a million in less than a year.It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing.",0.0,"those who 
understand the game","those who 
understand the game"
3887,What do I need to gain financial wisdom?,wisdom,3.0,"I have friends who are playing it safe, working hard at 
their profession, and failing to gain financial wisdom, which does take 
time to develop. The more I learn—and there is a lot to learn—the 
more money I make simply because I gain experience and wisdom as 
the years go on.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_108,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5108
Most large brokerage houses will not touch speculative transactions 
in order to protect themselves and their clients. And that is a wise policy. 
The really hot deals are not offered to people who are novices. Often, 
the best deals that make the rich even richer are reserved for those who 
understand the game. It is technically illegal to offer speculative deals to 
someone who is considered not sophisticated, but of course it happens. 
The more sophisticated I get, the more opportunities come my way. 
Another case for developing your financial intelligence over a 
lifetime is simply that more opportunities are presented to you. And 
the greater your financial intelligence, the easier it is to tell whether 
a deal is good. It’s your intelligence that can spot a bad deal, or make 
a bad deal good. The more I learn—and there is a lot to learn—the 
more money I make simply because I gain experience and wisdom as 
the years go on. I have friends who are playing it safe, working hard at 
their profession, and failing to gain financial wisdom, which does take 
time to develop.
My overall philosophy is to plant seeds inside my asset column  
That is my formula. I start small and plant seeds. Some grow; some 
don’t. Inside our real estate corporation, we have property worth several 
million dollars. It is our own REIT, or real estate investment trust.
The point I’m making is that most of those millions started out 
as little $5,000 to $10,000 investments. All of those down payments 
were fortunate to catch a fast-rising market and increase tax-free. We 
traded in and out several times over a number of years.
We also own a stock portfolio, surrounded by a corporation that 
Kim and I call our “personal mutual fund.” We have friends who deal 
specifically with investors like us who have extra money each month 
to invest. We buy high-risk, speculative private companies that are 
just about to go public on a stock exchange in the United States or 
Canada. An example of how fast gains can be made are 100,000 shares 
purchased for 25 cents each before the company goes public. Six 
months later, the company is listed, and the 100,000 shares now are 
worth $2 each. If the company is well managed, the price keeps going 
up, and the stock may go to $20 or more per share. There are years 
when our $25,000 has gone to a million in less than a year.It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing.",0.0,"time to develop.
My overall philosophy is to plant seeds","time to develop.
My overall philosophy is to plant seeds"
3888,What is the most important thing to develop over a lifetime?,intelligence,4.0,"Another case for developing your financial intelligence over a 
lifetime is simply that more opportunities are presented to you. And 
the greater your financial intelligence, the easier it is to tell whether 
a deal is good. It’s your intelligence that can spot a bad deal, or make 
a bad deal good.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_108,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5108
Most large brokerage houses will not touch speculative transactions 
in order to protect themselves and their clients. And that is a wise policy. 
The really hot deals are not offered to people who are novices. Often, 
the best deals that make the rich even richer are reserved for those who 
understand the game. It is technically illegal to offer speculative deals to 
someone who is considered not sophisticated, but of course it happens. 
The more sophisticated I get, the more opportunities come my way. 
Another case for developing your financial intelligence over a 
lifetime is simply that more opportunities are presented to you. And 
the greater your financial intelligence, the easier it is to tell whether 
a deal is good. It’s your intelligence that can spot a bad deal, or make 
a bad deal good. The more I learn—and there is a lot to learn—the 
more money I make simply because I gain experience and wisdom as 
the years go on. I have friends who are playing it safe, working hard at 
their profession, and failing to gain financial wisdom, which does take 
time to develop.
My overall philosophy is to plant seeds inside my asset column  
That is my formula. I start small and plant seeds. Some grow; some 
don’t. Inside our real estate corporation, we have property worth several 
million dollars. It is our own REIT, or real estate investment trust.
The point I’m making is that most of those millions started out 
as little $5,000 to $10,000 investments. All of those down payments 
were fortunate to catch a fast-rising market and increase tax-free. We 
traded in and out several times over a number of years.
We also own a stock portfolio, surrounded by a corporation that 
Kim and I call our “personal mutual fund.” We have friends who deal 
specifically with investors like us who have extra money each month 
to invest. We buy high-risk, speculative private companies that are 
just about to go public on a stock exchange in the United States or 
Canada. An example of how fast gains can be made are 100,000 shares 
purchased for 25 cents each before the company goes public. Six 
months later, the company is listed, and the 100,000 shares now are 
worth $2 each. If the company is well managed, the price keeps going 
up, and the stock may go to $20 or more per share. There are years 
when our $25,000 has gone to a million in less than a year.It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing.",0.0,financial intelligence,financial intelligence
3889,"What are high risk, speculative private companies that are just about to go public on a stock exchange in the United States or Canada?",companies,5.0,"We buy high-risk, speculative private companies that are 
just about to go public on a stock exchange in the United States or 
Canada.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_108,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5108
Most large brokerage houses will not touch speculative transactions 
in order to protect themselves and their clients. And that is a wise policy. 
The really hot deals are not offered to people who are novices. Often, 
the best deals that make the rich even richer are reserved for those who 
understand the game. It is technically illegal to offer speculative deals to 
someone who is considered not sophisticated, but of course it happens. 
The more sophisticated I get, the more opportunities come my way. 
Another case for developing your financial intelligence over a 
lifetime is simply that more opportunities are presented to you. And 
the greater your financial intelligence, the easier it is to tell whether 
a deal is good. It’s your intelligence that can spot a bad deal, or make 
a bad deal good. The more I learn—and there is a lot to learn—the 
more money I make simply because I gain experience and wisdom as 
the years go on. I have friends who are playing it safe, working hard at 
their profession, and failing to gain financial wisdom, which does take 
time to develop.
My overall philosophy is to plant seeds inside my asset column  
That is my formula. I start small and plant seeds. Some grow; some 
don’t. Inside our real estate corporation, we have property worth several 
million dollars. It is our own REIT, or real estate investment trust.
The point I’m making is that most of those millions started out 
as little $5,000 to $10,000 investments. All of those down payments 
were fortunate to catch a fast-rising market and increase tax-free. We 
traded in and out several times over a number of years.
We also own a stock portfolio, surrounded by a corporation that 
Kim and I call our “personal mutual fund.” We have friends who deal 
specifically with investors like us who have extra money each month 
to invest. We buy high-risk, speculative private companies that are 
just about to go public on a stock exchange in the United States or 
Canada. An example of how fast gains can be made are 100,000 shares 
purchased for 25 cents each before the company goes public. Six 
months later, the company is listed, and the 100,000 shares now are 
worth $2 each. If the company is well managed, the price keeps going 
up, and the stock may go to $20 or more per share. There are years 
when our $25,000 has gone to a million in less than a year.It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing.",0.0,"We buy high-risk, speculative private companies","We buy high-risk, speculative private companies"
3890,How long does it take for financial wisdom to develop?,time,6.0,"I have friends who are playing it safe, working hard at 
their profession, and failing to gain financial wisdom, which does take 
time to develop.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_108,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5108
Most large brokerage houses will not touch speculative transactions 
in order to protect themselves and their clients. And that is a wise policy. 
The really hot deals are not offered to people who are novices. Often, 
the best deals that make the rich even richer are reserved for those who 
understand the game. It is technically illegal to offer speculative deals to 
someone who is considered not sophisticated, but of course it happens. 
The more sophisticated I get, the more opportunities come my way. 
Another case for developing your financial intelligence over a 
lifetime is simply that more opportunities are presented to you. And 
the greater your financial intelligence, the easier it is to tell whether 
a deal is good. It’s your intelligence that can spot a bad deal, or make 
a bad deal good. The more I learn—and there is a lot to learn—the 
more money I make simply because I gain experience and wisdom as 
the years go on. I have friends who are playing it safe, working hard at 
their profession, and failing to gain financial wisdom, which does take 
time to develop.
My overall philosophy is to plant seeds inside my asset column  
That is my formula. I start small and plant seeds. Some grow; some 
don’t. Inside our real estate corporation, we have property worth several 
million dollars. It is our own REIT, or real estate investment trust.
The point I’m making is that most of those millions started out 
as little $5,000 to $10,000 investments. All of those down payments 
were fortunate to catch a fast-rising market and increase tax-free. We 
traded in and out several times over a number of years.
We also own a stock portfolio, surrounded by a corporation that 
Kim and I call our “personal mutual fund.” We have friends who deal 
specifically with investors like us who have extra money each month 
to invest. We buy high-risk, speculative private companies that are 
just about to go public on a stock exchange in the United States or 
Canada. An example of how fast gains can be made are 100,000 shares 
purchased for 25 cents each before the company goes public. Six 
months later, the company is listed, and the 100,000 shares now are 
worth $2 each. If the company is well managed, the price keeps going 
up, and the stock may go to $20 or more per share. There are years 
when our $25,000 has gone to a million in less than a year.It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing.",0.0,"
time","
time"
3891,What are investments such as these are for most people?,high-risk,1.0,"But if you 
will reread why investments such as these are high-risk for most people, 
you may be able to set your life up differently, so that the ability to take 
$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year is low-risk for you. The stock plays I personally invested in were extremely high-risk for 
most people and absolutely not recommended.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_109,"Rich Dad Poor Dad109
It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing. It is gambling 
if you’re just throwing money into a deal and praying. The idea in 
anything is to use your technical knowledge, wisdom, and love of 
the game to cut the odds down, to lower the risk. Of course, there is 
always risk. It is financial intelligence that improves the odds. Thus, 
what is risky for one person is less risky to someone else. That is the 
primary reason I constantly encourage people to invest more in their 
financial education than in stocks, real estate, or other markets. The 
smarter you are, the better chance you have of beating the odds.
The stock plays I personally invested in were extremely high-risk for 
most people and absolutely not recommended. I have been playing that 
game since 1979 and have paid more than my share in dues. But if you 
will reread why investments such as these are high-risk for most people, 
you may be able to set your life up differently, so that the ability to take 
$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year is low-risk for you.
As stated earlier, nothing I have written is a recommendation. It 
is only used as an example of what is simple and possible. What I do 
is small potatoes in the grand scheme of things. Yet for the average 
individual, a passive income of more 
than $100,000 a year is nice and not 
hard to achieve. Depending on the 
market and how smart you are, it could 
be done in five to 10 years. If you keep 
your living expenses modest, $100,000 
coming in as additional income is 
pleasant, regardless of whether you 
work. You can work if you like or take time off if you choose and use 
the government tax system in your favor, rather than against you.
My personal basis is real estate. I love real estate because it’s stable 
and slow-moving. I keep the base solid. The cash flow is fairly steady 
and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. 
The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take 
greater risks, as I do with speculative stockssecuring my asset foundation.",0.0,high-risk,high-risk
3892,Financial intelligence improves what?,odds,2.0,"The idea in 
anything is to use your technical knowledge, wisdom, and love of 
the game to cut the odds down, to lower the risk. The 
smarter you are, the better chance you have of beating the odds. It is financial intelligence that improves the odds.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_109,"Rich Dad Poor Dad109
It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing. It is gambling 
if you’re just throwing money into a deal and praying. The idea in 
anything is to use your technical knowledge, wisdom, and love of 
the game to cut the odds down, to lower the risk. Of course, there is 
always risk. It is financial intelligence that improves the odds. Thus, 
what is risky for one person is less risky to someone else. That is the 
primary reason I constantly encourage people to invest more in their 
financial education than in stocks, real estate, or other markets. The 
smarter you are, the better chance you have of beating the odds.
The stock plays I personally invested in were extremely high-risk for 
most people and absolutely not recommended. I have been playing that 
game since 1979 and have paid more than my share in dues. But if you 
will reread why investments such as these are high-risk for most people, 
you may be able to set your life up differently, so that the ability to take 
$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year is low-risk for you.
As stated earlier, nothing I have written is a recommendation. It 
is only used as an example of what is simple and possible. What I do 
is small potatoes in the grand scheme of things. Yet for the average 
individual, a passive income of more 
than $100,000 a year is nice and not 
hard to achieve. Depending on the 
market and how smart you are, it could 
be done in five to 10 years. If you keep 
your living expenses modest, $100,000 
coming in as additional income is 
pleasant, regardless of whether you 
work. You can work if you like or take time off if you choose and use 
the government tax system in your favor, rather than against you.
My personal basis is real estate. I love real estate because it’s stable 
and slow-moving. I keep the base solid. The cash flow is fairly steady 
and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. 
The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take 
greater risks, as I do with speculative stockssecuring my asset foundation.",0.0,the odds,the odds
3893,What is the best investment I can make?,estate,3.0,"That is the 
primary reason I constantly encourage people to invest more in their 
financial education than in stocks, real estate, or other markets. The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take 
greater risks, as I do with speculative stockssecuring my asset foundation. I love real estate because it’s stable 
and slow-moving.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_109,"Rich Dad Poor Dad109
It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing. It is gambling 
if you’re just throwing money into a deal and praying. The idea in 
anything is to use your technical knowledge, wisdom, and love of 
the game to cut the odds down, to lower the risk. Of course, there is 
always risk. It is financial intelligence that improves the odds. Thus, 
what is risky for one person is less risky to someone else. That is the 
primary reason I constantly encourage people to invest more in their 
financial education than in stocks, real estate, or other markets. The 
smarter you are, the better chance you have of beating the odds.
The stock plays I personally invested in were extremely high-risk for 
most people and absolutely not recommended. I have been playing that 
game since 1979 and have paid more than my share in dues. But if you 
will reread why investments such as these are high-risk for most people, 
you may be able to set your life up differently, so that the ability to take 
$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year is low-risk for you.
As stated earlier, nothing I have written is a recommendation. It 
is only used as an example of what is simple and possible. What I do 
is small potatoes in the grand scheme of things. Yet for the average 
individual, a passive income of more 
than $100,000 a year is nice and not 
hard to achieve. Depending on the 
market and how smart you are, it could 
be done in five to 10 years. If you keep 
your living expenses modest, $100,000 
coming in as additional income is 
pleasant, regardless of whether you 
work. You can work if you like or take time off if you choose and use 
the government tax system in your favor, rather than against you.
My personal basis is real estate. I love real estate because it’s stable 
and slow-moving. I keep the base solid. The cash flow is fairly steady 
and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. 
The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take 
greater risks, as I do with speculative stockssecuring my asset foundation.",0.0,speculative stockssecuring,speculative stockssecuring
3894,"If you are smarter, the better chance you have of beating the odds.",chance,4.0,"The cash flow is fairly steady 
and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. The 
smarter you are, the better chance you have of beating the odds.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_109,"Rich Dad Poor Dad109
It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing. It is gambling 
if you’re just throwing money into a deal and praying. The idea in 
anything is to use your technical knowledge, wisdom, and love of 
the game to cut the odds down, to lower the risk. Of course, there is 
always risk. It is financial intelligence that improves the odds. Thus, 
what is risky for one person is less risky to someone else. That is the 
primary reason I constantly encourage people to invest more in their 
financial education than in stocks, real estate, or other markets. The 
smarter you are, the better chance you have of beating the odds.
The stock plays I personally invested in were extremely high-risk for 
most people and absolutely not recommended. I have been playing that 
game since 1979 and have paid more than my share in dues. But if you 
will reread why investments such as these are high-risk for most people, 
you may be able to set your life up differently, so that the ability to take 
$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year is low-risk for you.
As stated earlier, nothing I have written is a recommendation. It 
is only used as an example of what is simple and possible. What I do 
is small potatoes in the grand scheme of things. Yet for the average 
individual, a passive income of more 
than $100,000 a year is nice and not 
hard to achieve. Depending on the 
market and how smart you are, it could 
be done in five to 10 years. If you keep 
your living expenses modest, $100,000 
coming in as additional income is 
pleasant, regardless of whether you 
work. You can work if you like or take time off if you choose and use 
the government tax system in your favor, rather than against you.
My personal basis is real estate. I love real estate because it’s stable 
and slow-moving. I keep the base solid. The cash flow is fairly steady 
and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. 
The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take 
greater risks, as I do with speculative stockssecuring my asset foundation.",0.0,"could 
be done in five to 10 years","could 
be done in five to 10 years"
3895,How long does it take to make $1 million?,year,5.0,"But if you 
will reread why investments such as these are high-risk for most people, 
you may be able to set your life up differently, so that the ability to take 
$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year is low-risk for you. Yet for the average 
individual, a passive income of more 
than $100,000 a year is nice and not 
hard to achieve.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_109,"Rich Dad Poor Dad109
It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing. It is gambling 
if you’re just throwing money into a deal and praying. The idea in 
anything is to use your technical knowledge, wisdom, and love of 
the game to cut the odds down, to lower the risk. Of course, there is 
always risk. It is financial intelligence that improves the odds. Thus, 
what is risky for one person is less risky to someone else. That is the 
primary reason I constantly encourage people to invest more in their 
financial education than in stocks, real estate, or other markets. The 
smarter you are, the better chance you have of beating the odds.
The stock plays I personally invested in were extremely high-risk for 
most people and absolutely not recommended. I have been playing that 
game since 1979 and have paid more than my share in dues. But if you 
will reread why investments such as these are high-risk for most people, 
you may be able to set your life up differently, so that the ability to take 
$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year is low-risk for you.
As stated earlier, nothing I have written is a recommendation. It 
is only used as an example of what is simple and possible. What I do 
is small potatoes in the grand scheme of things. Yet for the average 
individual, a passive income of more 
than $100,000 a year is nice and not 
hard to achieve. Depending on the 
market and how smart you are, it could 
be done in five to 10 years. If you keep 
your living expenses modest, $100,000 
coming in as additional income is 
pleasant, regardless of whether you 
work. You can work if you like or take time off if you choose and use 
the government tax system in your favor, rather than against you.
My personal basis is real estate. I love real estate because it’s stable 
and slow-moving. I keep the base solid. The cash flow is fairly steady 
and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. 
The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take 
greater risks, as I do with speculative stockssecuring my asset foundation.",0.0,"$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year","$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year"
3896,What is high risk for most people?,people,6.0,"But if you 
will reread why investments such as these are high-risk for most people, 
you may be able to set your life up differently, so that the ability to take 
$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year is low-risk for you. That is the 
primary reason I constantly encourage people to invest more in their 
financial education than in stocks, real estate, or other markets. The stock plays I personally invested in were extremely high-risk for 
most people and absolutely not recommended.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_109,"Rich Dad Poor Dad109
It is not gambling if you know what you’re doing. It is gambling 
if you’re just throwing money into a deal and praying. The idea in 
anything is to use your technical knowledge, wisdom, and love of 
the game to cut the odds down, to lower the risk. Of course, there is 
always risk. It is financial intelligence that improves the odds. Thus, 
what is risky for one person is less risky to someone else. That is the 
primary reason I constantly encourage people to invest more in their 
financial education than in stocks, real estate, or other markets. The 
smarter you are, the better chance you have of beating the odds.
The stock plays I personally invested in were extremely high-risk for 
most people and absolutely not recommended. I have been playing that 
game since 1979 and have paid more than my share in dues. But if you 
will reread why investments such as these are high-risk for most people, 
you may be able to set your life up differently, so that the ability to take 
$25,000 and turn it into $1 million in a year is low-risk for you.
As stated earlier, nothing I have written is a recommendation. It 
is only used as an example of what is simple and possible. What I do 
is small potatoes in the grand scheme of things. Yet for the average 
individual, a passive income of more 
than $100,000 a year is nice and not 
hard to achieve. Depending on the 
market and how smart you are, it could 
be done in five to 10 years. If you keep 
your living expenses modest, $100,000 
coming in as additional income is 
pleasant, regardless of whether you 
work. You can work if you like or take time off if you choose and use 
the government tax system in your favor, rather than against you.
My personal basis is real estate. I love real estate because it’s stable 
and slow-moving. I keep the base solid. The cash flow is fairly steady 
and, if properly managed, has a good chance of increasing in value. 
The beauty of a solid base of real estate is that it allows me to take 
greater risks, as I do with speculative stockssecuring my asset foundation.",0.0,stock plays,stock plays
3897,What is the most fun real estate game you have ever played?,investing,1.0,"When you learn the rules and the 
vocabulary of investing and begin to 
build your asset column, I think you’ll 
find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve 
ever played. A last word on real estate: I have traveled all over the world and 
taught investing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_110,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5110
If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains 
tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further 
securing my asset foundation.
A last word on real estate: I have traveled all over the world and 
taught investing. In every city, I hear people say you cannot buy real 
estate cheap. That is not my experience. Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people. In Singapore,with their high real estate prices, there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance. So whenever 
I hear someone say, “You can’t do that here,” pointing at me, I remind 
them that maybe the real statement is, “I don’t know how to do that 
here—yet.”
Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen 
with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they 
are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front  
of them.
I am often asked, “How do I start?”
In the final chapter of this book, I offer 10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom. But always remember to have 
fun. When you learn the rules and the 
vocabulary of investing and begin to 
build your asset column, I think you’ll 
find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve 
ever played. Sometimes you win and 
sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most 
people never win because they’re more 
afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn 
that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if 
you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making 
mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we 
would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still 
have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. 
The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most 
people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winnersnot afraid of losing.",0.0,investing,investing
3898,What are the best real estate deals in Singapore?,bargains,2.0,"In Singapore,with their high real estate prices, there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance. Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_110,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5110
If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains 
tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further 
securing my asset foundation.
A last word on real estate: I have traveled all over the world and 
taught investing. In every city, I hear people say you cannot buy real 
estate cheap. That is not my experience. Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people. In Singapore,with their high real estate prices, there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance. So whenever 
I hear someone say, “You can’t do that here,” pointing at me, I remind 
them that maybe the real statement is, “I don’t know how to do that 
here—yet.”
Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen 
with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they 
are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front  
of them.
I am often asked, “How do I start?”
In the final chapter of this book, I offer 10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom. But always remember to have 
fun. When you learn the rules and the 
vocabulary of investing and begin to 
build your asset column, I think you’ll 
find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve 
ever played. Sometimes you win and 
sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most 
people never win because they’re more 
afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn 
that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if 
you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making 
mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we 
would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still 
have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. 
The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most 
people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winnersnot afraid of losing.",0.0,"there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance","there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance"
3899,What is the last chapter of the book?,chapter,3.0,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5110
If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains 
tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further 
securing my asset foundation. I am often asked, “How do I start?”
In the final chapter of this book, I offer 10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_110,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5110
If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains 
tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further 
securing my asset foundation.
A last word on real estate: I have traveled all over the world and 
taught investing. In every city, I hear people say you cannot buy real 
estate cheap. That is not my experience. Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people. In Singapore,with their high real estate prices, there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance. So whenever 
I hear someone say, “You can’t do that here,” pointing at me, I remind 
them that maybe the real statement is, “I don’t know how to do that 
here—yet.”
Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen 
with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they 
are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front  
of them.
I am often asked, “How do I start?”
In the final chapter of this book, I offer 10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom. But always remember to have 
fun. When you learn the rules and the 
vocabulary of investing and begin to 
build your asset column, I think you’ll 
find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve 
ever played. Sometimes you win and 
sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most 
people never win because they’re more 
afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn 
that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if 
you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making 
mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we 
would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still 
have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. 
The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most 
people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winnersnot afraid of losing.",0.0,"10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom","10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom"
3900,I think you’ll find that investing is as fun as you’ve ever played. But always remember to have what?,fun,4.0,"When you learn the rules and the 
vocabulary of investing and begin to 
build your asset column, I think you’ll 
find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve 
ever played. But always remember to have 
fun.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_110,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5110
If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains 
tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further 
securing my asset foundation.
A last word on real estate: I have traveled all over the world and 
taught investing. In every city, I hear people say you cannot buy real 
estate cheap. That is not my experience. Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people. In Singapore,with their high real estate prices, there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance. So whenever 
I hear someone say, “You can’t do that here,” pointing at me, I remind 
them that maybe the real statement is, “I don’t know how to do that 
here—yet.”
Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen 
with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they 
are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front  
of them.
I am often asked, “How do I start?”
In the final chapter of this book, I offer 10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom. But always remember to have 
fun. When you learn the rules and the 
vocabulary of investing and begin to 
build your asset column, I think you’ll 
find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve 
ever played. Sometimes you win and 
sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most 
people never win because they’re more 
afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn 
that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if 
you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making 
mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we 
would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still 
have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. 
The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most 
people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winnersnot afraid of losing.",0.0,"
fun","
fun"
3901,What do I pay on the gain I make in the stock market?,tax,5.0,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5110
If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains 
tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further 
securing my asset foundation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_110,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5110
If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains 
tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further 
securing my asset foundation.
A last word on real estate: I have traveled all over the world and 
taught investing. In every city, I hear people say you cannot buy real 
estate cheap. That is not my experience. Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people. In Singapore,with their high real estate prices, there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance. So whenever 
I hear someone say, “You can’t do that here,” pointing at me, I remind 
them that maybe the real statement is, “I don’t know how to do that 
here—yet.”
Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen 
with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they 
are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front  
of them.
I am often asked, “How do I start?”
In the final chapter of this book, I offer 10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom. But always remember to have 
fun. When you learn the rules and the 
vocabulary of investing and begin to 
build your asset column, I think you’ll 
find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve 
ever played. Sometimes you win and 
sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most 
people never win because they’re more 
afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn 
that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if 
you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making 
mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we 
would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still 
have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. 
The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most 
people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winnersnot afraid of losing.",0.0,"capital-gains 
tax","capital-gains 
tax"
3902,In what city do people say you can't buy real estate cheap?,city,6.0,"Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people. In every city, I hear people say you cannot buy real 
estate cheap.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_110,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5110
If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains 
tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further 
securing my asset foundation.
A last word on real estate: I have traveled all over the world and 
taught investing. In every city, I hear people say you cannot buy real 
estate cheap. That is not my experience. Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people. In Singapore,with their high real estate prices, there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance. So whenever 
I hear someone say, “You can’t do that here,” pointing at me, I remind 
them that maybe the real statement is, “I don’t know how to do that 
here—yet.”
Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen 
with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they 
are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front  
of them.
I am often asked, “How do I start?”
In the final chapter of this book, I offer 10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom. But always remember to have 
fun. When you learn the rules and the 
vocabulary of investing and begin to 
build your asset column, I think you’ll 
find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve 
ever played. Sometimes you win and 
sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most 
people never win because they’re more 
afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn 
that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if 
you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making 
mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we 
would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still 
have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. 
The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most 
people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winnersnot afraid of losing.",0.0,New York or Tokyo,New York or Tokyo
3903,What is the last word I have used to describe my experience in real estate?,word,7.0,"A last word on real estate: I have traveled all over the world and 
taught investing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_110,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5110
If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains 
tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further 
securing my asset foundation.
A last word on real estate: I have traveled all over the world and 
taught investing. In every city, I hear people say you cannot buy real 
estate cheap. That is not my experience. Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people. In Singapore,with their high real estate prices, there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance. So whenever 
I hear someone say, “You can’t do that here,” pointing at me, I remind 
them that maybe the real statement is, “I don’t know how to do that 
here—yet.”
Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen 
with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they 
are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front  
of them.
I am often asked, “How do I start?”
In the final chapter of this book, I offer 10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom. But always remember to have 
fun. When you learn the rules and the 
vocabulary of investing and begin to 
build your asset column, I think you’ll 
find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve 
ever played. Sometimes you win and 
sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most 
people never win because they’re more 
afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn 
that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if 
you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making 
mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we 
would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still 
have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. 
The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most 
people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winnersnot afraid of losing.",0.0,Sometimes you win,Sometimes you win
3904,Why do most people never get rich?,people,8.0,"Most people never get wealthy simply because they 
are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front  
of them. Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people. Unfortunately, the main reason most 
people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_110,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5110
If I make great profits in the stock market, I pay my capital-gains 
tax on the gain and then reinvest what’s left in real estate, again further 
securing my asset foundation.
A last word on real estate: I have traveled all over the world and 
taught investing. In every city, I hear people say you cannot buy real 
estate cheap. That is not my experience. Even in New York or Tokyo, 
or just on the outskirts of the city, prime bargains are overlooked by 
most people. In Singapore,with their high real estate prices, there are 
still bargains to be found within a short driving distance. So whenever 
I hear someone say, “You can’t do that here,” pointing at me, I remind 
them that maybe the real statement is, “I don’t know how to do that 
here—yet.”
Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen 
with your mind. Most people never get wealthy simply because they 
are not trained financially to recognize opportunities right in front  
of them.
I am often asked, “How do I start?”
In the final chapter of this book, I offer 10 steps that I followed 
on the road to my financial freedom. But always remember to have 
fun. When you learn the rules and the 
vocabulary of investing and begin to 
build your asset column, I think you’ll 
find that it’s as fun a game as you’ve 
ever played. Sometimes you win and 
sometimes you learn. But have fun. Most 
people never win because they’re more 
afraid of losing. That is why I found school so silly. In school we learn 
that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet if 
you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making 
mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we 
would never walk. The same is true for learning to ride a bike. I still 
have scars on my knees, but today I can ride a bike without thinking. 
The same is true for getting rich. Unfortunately, the main reason most 
people are not rich is because they are terrified of losing. Winnersnot afraid of losing.",0.0,they are terrified of losing,they are terrified of losing
3905,What is the best analogy for a shopper who buys a computer right off the shelf?,computer store,1.0,"An analogy 
would be a shopper who goes to a computer store and buys a 
computer right off the shelf.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_111,"Rich Dad Poor Dad111
not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of 
success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.
I look at money much like my game of tennis. I play hard, make  
mistakes, correct, make more mistakes, correct, and get better. If 
I lose the game, I reach across the net, shake my opponent’s hand, 
smile, and say, “See you next Saturday.”
There are two kinds of investors:
1. The first and most common type is a person who buys a 
packaged investment. They call a retail outlet, such as a real 
estate company, a stockbroker, or a financial planner, and they 
buy something. It could be a mutual fund, a REIT, a stock or 
a bond. It is a clean and simple way of investing. An analogy 
would be a shopper who goes to a computer store and buys a 
computer right off the shelf.
2. The second type is an investor who creates investments.  
This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a 
person who buys components builds a computer. I do not 
know the first thing about putting components of a computer 
together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities 
together, or know people who know how.
It is this second type of investor who is the more professional  
investor. Sometimes it may take years for all the pieces to come  
together. And sometimes they never do. It’s this second type of investor 
that my rich dad encouraged me to be. It is important to learn how to 
put the pieces together, because that is where the huge wins reside, and 
sometimes some huge losses if the tide goes against you. 
If you want to be the second type of investor, you need to develop 
three main skills. 1.",0.0,"
would be a shopper who goes to a computer store","
would be a shopper who goes to a computer store"
3906,What is the first type of investment?,investment,2.0,"The first and most common type is a person who buys a 
packaged investment.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_111,"Rich Dad Poor Dad111
not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of 
success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.
I look at money much like my game of tennis. I play hard, make  
mistakes, correct, make more mistakes, correct, and get better. If 
I lose the game, I reach across the net, shake my opponent’s hand, 
smile, and say, “See you next Saturday.”
There are two kinds of investors:
1. The first and most common type is a person who buys a 
packaged investment. They call a retail outlet, such as a real 
estate company, a stockbroker, or a financial planner, and they 
buy something. It could be a mutual fund, a REIT, a stock or 
a bond. It is a clean and simple way of investing. An analogy 
would be a shopper who goes to a computer store and buys a 
computer right off the shelf.
2. The second type is an investor who creates investments.  
This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a 
person who buys components builds a computer. I do not 
know the first thing about putting components of a computer 
together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities 
together, or know people who know how.
It is this second type of investor who is the more professional  
investor. Sometimes it may take years for all the pieces to come  
together. And sometimes they never do. It’s this second type of investor 
that my rich dad encouraged me to be. It is important to learn how to 
put the pieces together, because that is where the huge wins reside, and 
sometimes some huge losses if the tide goes against you. 
If you want to be the second type of investor, you need to develop 
three main skills. 1.",0.0,"a person who buys a 
packaged investment","a person who buys a 
packaged investment"
3907,What is part of the process of success?,failure,3.0,"People who avoid failure also avoid success. Failure is part of the process of 
success.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_111,"Rich Dad Poor Dad111
not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of 
success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.
I look at money much like my game of tennis. I play hard, make  
mistakes, correct, make more mistakes, correct, and get better. If 
I lose the game, I reach across the net, shake my opponent’s hand, 
smile, and say, “See you next Saturday.”
There are two kinds of investors:
1. The first and most common type is a person who buys a 
packaged investment. They call a retail outlet, such as a real 
estate company, a stockbroker, or a financial planner, and they 
buy something. It could be a mutual fund, a REIT, a stock or 
a bond. It is a clean and simple way of investing. An analogy 
would be a shopper who goes to a computer store and buys a 
computer right off the shelf.
2. The second type is an investor who creates investments.  
This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a 
person who buys components builds a computer. I do not 
know the first thing about putting components of a computer 
together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities 
together, or know people who know how.
It is this second type of investor who is the more professional  
investor. Sometimes it may take years for all the pieces to come  
together. And sometimes they never do. It’s this second type of investor 
that my rich dad encouraged me to be. It is important to learn how to 
put the pieces together, because that is where the huge wins reside, and 
sometimes some huge losses if the tide goes against you. 
If you want to be the second type of investor, you need to develop 
three main skills. 1.",0.0,Failure,Failure
3908,What is the process of failure?,success,4.0,"People who avoid failure also avoid success. Failure is part of the process of 
success.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_111,"Rich Dad Poor Dad111
not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of 
success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.
I look at money much like my game of tennis. I play hard, make  
mistakes, correct, make more mistakes, correct, and get better. If 
I lose the game, I reach across the net, shake my opponent’s hand, 
smile, and say, “See you next Saturday.”
There are two kinds of investors:
1. The first and most common type is a person who buys a 
packaged investment. They call a retail outlet, such as a real 
estate company, a stockbroker, or a financial planner, and they 
buy something. It could be a mutual fund, a REIT, a stock or 
a bond. It is a clean and simple way of investing. An analogy 
would be a shopper who goes to a computer store and buys a 
computer right off the shelf.
2. The second type is an investor who creates investments.  
This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a 
person who buys components builds a computer. I do not 
know the first thing about putting components of a computer 
together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities 
together, or know people who know how.
It is this second type of investor who is the more professional  
investor. Sometimes it may take years for all the pieces to come  
together. And sometimes they never do. It’s this second type of investor 
that my rich dad encouraged me to be. It is important to learn how to 
put the pieces together, because that is where the huge wins reside, and 
sometimes some huge losses if the tide goes against you. 
If you want to be the second type of investor, you need to develop 
three main skills. 1.",0.0,success,success
3909,What is the second investor?,type,5.0,"If you want to be the second type of investor, you need to develop 
three main skills. The first and most common type is a person who buys a 
packaged investment. It is this second type of investor who is the more professional  
investor.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_111,"Rich Dad Poor Dad111
not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of 
success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.
I look at money much like my game of tennis. I play hard, make  
mistakes, correct, make more mistakes, correct, and get better. If 
I lose the game, I reach across the net, shake my opponent’s hand, 
smile, and say, “See you next Saturday.”
There are two kinds of investors:
1. The first and most common type is a person who buys a 
packaged investment. They call a retail outlet, such as a real 
estate company, a stockbroker, or a financial planner, and they 
buy something. It could be a mutual fund, a REIT, a stock or 
a bond. It is a clean and simple way of investing. An analogy 
would be a shopper who goes to a computer store and buys a 
computer right off the shelf.
2. The second type is an investor who creates investments.  
This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a 
person who buys components builds a computer. I do not 
know the first thing about putting components of a computer 
together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities 
together, or know people who know how.
It is this second type of investor who is the more professional  
investor. Sometimes it may take years for all the pieces to come  
together. And sometimes they never do. It’s this second type of investor 
that my rich dad encouraged me to be. It is important to learn how to 
put the pieces together, because that is where the huge wins reside, and 
sometimes some huge losses if the tide goes against you. 
If you want to be the second type of investor, you need to develop 
three main skills. 1.",0.0,"more professional  
investor","more professional  
investor"
3910,How does an investor build a computer?,way,6.0,"This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a 
person who buys components builds a computer. It is a clean and simple way of investing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_111,"Rich Dad Poor Dad111
not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of 
success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.
I look at money much like my game of tennis. I play hard, make  
mistakes, correct, make more mistakes, correct, and get better. If 
I lose the game, I reach across the net, shake my opponent’s hand, 
smile, and say, “See you next Saturday.”
There are two kinds of investors:
1. The first and most common type is a person who buys a 
packaged investment. They call a retail outlet, such as a real 
estate company, a stockbroker, or a financial planner, and they 
buy something. It could be a mutual fund, a REIT, a stock or 
a bond. It is a clean and simple way of investing. An analogy 
would be a shopper who goes to a computer store and buys a 
computer right off the shelf.
2. The second type is an investor who creates investments.  
This investor usually assembles a deal in the same way a 
person who buys components builds a computer. I do not 
know the first thing about putting components of a computer 
together, but I do know how to put pieces of opportunities 
together, or know people who know how.
It is this second type of investor who is the more professional  
investor. Sometimes it may take years for all the pieces to come  
together. And sometimes they never do. It’s this second type of investor 
that my rich dad encouraged me to be. It is important to learn how to 
put the pieces together, because that is where the huge wins reside, and 
sometimes some huge losses if the tide goes against you. 
If you want to be the second type of investor, you need to develop 
three main skills. 1.",0.0,"a 
person who buys components","a 
person who buys components"
3911,What is the second type of investor?,investor,1.0,"All too often I hear people say, “The bank won’t lend me  
money,” or “I don’t have the money to buy it.” If you want to 
be a type-two investor, you need to learn how to do that which 
stops most people. This second type  
of investor needs to know how to raise capital, and there are 
many ways that don’t require a bank.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_112,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5112
1. Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.  
You see with your mind what others miss with their eyes.  
For example, a friend bought this rundown old house. It was 
spooky  to look at. Everyone wondered why he bought it.  
What he saw that we did not was that the house came with 
four extra empty lots. He discovered that after going to the 
title company. After buying the house, he tore the house 
down and sold the five lots to a builder for three times what 
he paid for the entire package. He made $75,000 for two 
months of work. It’s not a lot of money, but it sure beats 
minimum wage. And it’s not technically difficult.
2. Raise money.  
The average person only goes to the bank. This second type  
of investor needs to know how to raise capital, and there are 
many ways that don’t require a bank. To get started, I learned 
how to buy houses without a bank. It was the learned skill  
of raising money, more than the houses themselves, that  
was priceless.
 All too often I hear people say, “The bank won’t lend me  
money,” or “I don’t have the money to buy it.” If you want to 
be a type-two investor, you need to learn how to do that which 
stops most people. In other words, a majority of people let their 
lack of money stop them from making a deal. If you can avoid 
that obstacle, you will be millions ahead of those who don’t 
learn those skills. There have been many times I have bought 
a house, a stock, or an apartment building without a penny in 
the bank. I once bought an apartment house for $1.2 million.  
I did what is called “tying it up,” with a written contract 
between seller and buyer. 
 I then raised the $100,000 deposit, which bought me 90 days 
to raise the rest of the money. Why did I do it? Simply because 
I knew it was worth $2 million. I never raised the money. 
Instead,the person who put up the $100,000 gave me $50,000 away.",0.0,raise capital,raise capital
3912,What did he sell the house for three times what he paid for the entire package?,lots,2.0,"After buying the house, he tore the house 
down and sold the five lots to a builder for three times what 
he paid for the entire package. What he saw that we did not was that the house came with 
four extra empty lots.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_112,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5112
1. Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.  
You see with your mind what others miss with their eyes.  
For example, a friend bought this rundown old house. It was 
spooky  to look at. Everyone wondered why he bought it.  
What he saw that we did not was that the house came with 
four extra empty lots. He discovered that after going to the 
title company. After buying the house, he tore the house 
down and sold the five lots to a builder for three times what 
he paid for the entire package. He made $75,000 for two 
months of work. It’s not a lot of money, but it sure beats 
minimum wage. And it’s not technically difficult.
2. Raise money.  
The average person only goes to the bank. This second type  
of investor needs to know how to raise capital, and there are 
many ways that don’t require a bank. To get started, I learned 
how to buy houses without a bank. It was the learned skill  
of raising money, more than the houses themselves, that  
was priceless.
 All too often I hear people say, “The bank won’t lend me  
money,” or “I don’t have the money to buy it.” If you want to 
be a type-two investor, you need to learn how to do that which 
stops most people. In other words, a majority of people let their 
lack of money stop them from making a deal. If you can avoid 
that obstacle, you will be millions ahead of those who don’t 
learn those skills. There have been many times I have bought 
a house, a stock, or an apartment building without a penny in 
the bank. I once bought an apartment house for $1.2 million.  
I did what is called “tying it up,” with a written contract 
between seller and buyer. 
 I then raised the $100,000 deposit, which bought me 90 days 
to raise the rest of the money. Why did I do it? Simply because 
I knew it was worth $2 million. I never raised the money. 
Instead,the person who put up the $100,000 gave me $50,000 away.",0.0,a builder,a builder
3913,"What is the skill of raising money, more than the house itself, that is priceless?",skill,3.0,"It was the learned skill  
of raising money, more than the houses themselves, that  
was priceless.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_112,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5112
1. Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.  
You see with your mind what others miss with their eyes.  
For example, a friend bought this rundown old house. It was 
spooky  to look at. Everyone wondered why he bought it.  
What he saw that we did not was that the house came with 
four extra empty lots. He discovered that after going to the 
title company. After buying the house, he tore the house 
down and sold the five lots to a builder for three times what 
he paid for the entire package. He made $75,000 for two 
months of work. It’s not a lot of money, but it sure beats 
minimum wage. And it’s not technically difficult.
2. Raise money.  
The average person only goes to the bank. This second type  
of investor needs to know how to raise capital, and there are 
many ways that don’t require a bank. To get started, I learned 
how to buy houses without a bank. It was the learned skill  
of raising money, more than the houses themselves, that  
was priceless.
 All too often I hear people say, “The bank won’t lend me  
money,” or “I don’t have the money to buy it.” If you want to 
be a type-two investor, you need to learn how to do that which 
stops most people. In other words, a majority of people let their 
lack of money stop them from making a deal. If you can avoid 
that obstacle, you will be millions ahead of those who don’t 
learn those skills. There have been many times I have bought 
a house, a stock, or an apartment building without a penny in 
the bank. I once bought an apartment house for $1.2 million.  
I did what is called “tying it up,” with a written contract 
between seller and buyer. 
 I then raised the $100,000 deposit, which bought me 90 days 
to raise the rest of the money. Why did I do it? Simply because 
I knew it was worth $2 million. I never raised the money. 
Instead,the person who put up the $100,000 gave me $50,000 away.",0.0,how to buy houses without a bank,how to buy houses without a bank
3914,What is the only way to raise capital without a bank?,bank,4.0,"All too often I hear people say, “The bank won’t lend me  
money,” or “I don’t have the money to buy it.” If you want to 
be a type-two investor, you need to learn how to do that which 
stops most people. This second type  
of investor needs to know how to raise capital, and there are 
many ways that don’t require a bank. There have been many times I have bought 
a house, a stock, or an apartment building without a penny in 
the bank.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_112,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5112
1. Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.  
You see with your mind what others miss with their eyes.  
For example, a friend bought this rundown old house. It was 
spooky  to look at. Everyone wondered why he bought it.  
What he saw that we did not was that the house came with 
four extra empty lots. He discovered that after going to the 
title company. After buying the house, he tore the house 
down and sold the five lots to a builder for three times what 
he paid for the entire package. He made $75,000 for two 
months of work. It’s not a lot of money, but it sure beats 
minimum wage. And it’s not technically difficult.
2. Raise money.  
The average person only goes to the bank. This second type  
of investor needs to know how to raise capital, and there are 
many ways that don’t require a bank. To get started, I learned 
how to buy houses without a bank. It was the learned skill  
of raising money, more than the houses themselves, that  
was priceless.
 All too often I hear people say, “The bank won’t lend me  
money,” or “I don’t have the money to buy it.” If you want to 
be a type-two investor, you need to learn how to do that which 
stops most people. In other words, a majority of people let their 
lack of money stop them from making a deal. If you can avoid 
that obstacle, you will be millions ahead of those who don’t 
learn those skills. There have been many times I have bought 
a house, a stock, or an apartment building without a penny in 
the bank. I once bought an apartment house for $1.2 million.  
I did what is called “tying it up,” with a written contract 
between seller and buyer. 
 I then raised the $100,000 deposit, which bought me 90 days 
to raise the rest of the money. Why did I do it? Simply because 
I knew it was worth $2 million. I never raised the money. 
Instead,the person who put up the $100,000 gave me $50,000 away.",0.0,buy houses,buy houses
3915,What percentage of people let their lack of money stop them from making a deal?,majority,5.0,"In other words, a majority of people let their 
lack of money stop them from making a deal.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_112,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5112
1. Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.  
You see with your mind what others miss with their eyes.  
For example, a friend bought this rundown old house. It was 
spooky  to look at. Everyone wondered why he bought it.  
What he saw that we did not was that the house came with 
four extra empty lots. He discovered that after going to the 
title company. After buying the house, he tore the house 
down and sold the five lots to a builder for three times what 
he paid for the entire package. He made $75,000 for two 
months of work. It’s not a lot of money, but it sure beats 
minimum wage. And it’s not technically difficult.
2. Raise money.  
The average person only goes to the bank. This second type  
of investor needs to know how to raise capital, and there are 
many ways that don’t require a bank. To get started, I learned 
how to buy houses without a bank. It was the learned skill  
of raising money, more than the houses themselves, that  
was priceless.
 All too often I hear people say, “The bank won’t lend me  
money,” or “I don’t have the money to buy it.” If you want to 
be a type-two investor, you need to learn how to do that which 
stops most people. In other words, a majority of people let their 
lack of money stop them from making a deal. If you can avoid 
that obstacle, you will be millions ahead of those who don’t 
learn those skills. There have been many times I have bought 
a house, a stock, or an apartment building without a penny in 
the bank. I once bought an apartment house for $1.2 million.  
I did what is called “tying it up,” with a written contract 
between seller and buyer. 
 I then raised the $100,000 deposit, which bought me 90 days 
to raise the rest of the money. Why did I do it? Simply because 
I knew it was worth $2 million. I never raised the money. 
Instead,the person who put up the $100,000 gave me $50,000 away.",0.0,a majority,a majority
3916,Who gave me the money?,person,6.0,"Instead,the person who put up the $100,000 gave me $50,000 away. The average person only goes to the bank.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_112,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5112
1. Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.  
You see with your mind what others miss with their eyes.  
For example, a friend bought this rundown old house. It was 
spooky  to look at. Everyone wondered why he bought it.  
What he saw that we did not was that the house came with 
four extra empty lots. He discovered that after going to the 
title company. After buying the house, he tore the house 
down and sold the five lots to a builder for three times what 
he paid for the entire package. He made $75,000 for two 
months of work. It’s not a lot of money, but it sure beats 
minimum wage. And it’s not technically difficult.
2. Raise money.  
The average person only goes to the bank. This second type  
of investor needs to know how to raise capital, and there are 
many ways that don’t require a bank. To get started, I learned 
how to buy houses without a bank. It was the learned skill  
of raising money, more than the houses themselves, that  
was priceless.
 All too often I hear people say, “The bank won’t lend me  
money,” or “I don’t have the money to buy it.” If you want to 
be a type-two investor, you need to learn how to do that which 
stops most people. In other words, a majority of people let their 
lack of money stop them from making a deal. If you can avoid 
that obstacle, you will be millions ahead of those who don’t 
learn those skills. There have been many times I have bought 
a house, a stock, or an apartment building without a penny in 
the bank. I once bought an apartment house for $1.2 million.  
I did what is called “tying it up,” with a written contract 
between seller and buyer. 
 I then raised the $100,000 deposit, which bought me 90 days 
to raise the rest of the money. Why did I do it? Simply because 
I knew it was worth $2 million. I never raised the money. 
Instead,the person who put up the $100,000 gave me $50,000 away.",0.0,"the person who put up the $100,000","the person who put up the $100,000"
3917,"How many times have I bought a house, stock, or apartment building without a penny in the bank?",times,7.0,"After buying the house, he tore the house 
down and sold the five lots to a builder for three times what 
he paid for the entire package. There have been many times I have bought 
a house, a stock, or an apartment building without a penny in 
the bank.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_112,"Chapter Five: Lesson 5112
1. Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.  
You see with your mind what others miss with their eyes.  
For example, a friend bought this rundown old house. It was 
spooky  to look at. Everyone wondered why he bought it.  
What he saw that we did not was that the house came with 
four extra empty lots. He discovered that after going to the 
title company. After buying the house, he tore the house 
down and sold the five lots to a builder for three times what 
he paid for the entire package. He made $75,000 for two 
months of work. It’s not a lot of money, but it sure beats 
minimum wage. And it’s not technically difficult.
2. Raise money.  
The average person only goes to the bank. This second type  
of investor needs to know how to raise capital, and there are 
many ways that don’t require a bank. To get started, I learned 
how to buy houses without a bank. It was the learned skill  
of raising money, more than the houses themselves, that  
was priceless.
 All too often I hear people say, “The bank won’t lend me  
money,” or “I don’t have the money to buy it.” If you want to 
be a type-two investor, you need to learn how to do that which 
stops most people. In other words, a majority of people let their 
lack of money stop them from making a deal. If you can avoid 
that obstacle, you will be millions ahead of those who don’t 
learn those skills. There have been many times I have bought 
a house, a stock, or an apartment building without a penny in 
the bank. I once bought an apartment house for $1.2 million.  
I did what is called “tying it up,” with a written contract 
between seller and buyer. 
 I then raised the $100,000 deposit, which bought me 90 days 
to raise the rest of the money. Why did I do it? Simply because 
I knew it was worth $2 million. I never raised the money. 
Instead,the person who put up the $100,000 gave me $50,000 away.",0.0,There have been many times,There have been many times
3918,How long is the working time?,working time,1.0,Total working time: three days.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_113,"Rich Dad Poor Dad113
for finding the deal, took over my position, and I walked 
away. Total working time: three days. Again, it’s what you 
know more than what you buy. Investing",0.0,three days,three days
3919,What did Rich Dad Poor Dad113 find?,deal,2.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad113
for finding the deal, took over my position, and I walked 
away.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_113,"Rich Dad Poor Dad113
for finding the deal, took over my position, and I walked 
away. Total working time: three days. Again, it’s what you 
know more than what you buy. Investing",0.0,the deal,the deal
3920,How long is the total working time?,days,3.0,Total working time: three days.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_113,"Rich Dad Poor Dad113
for finding the deal, took over my position, and I walked 
away. Total working time: three days. Again, it’s what you 
know more than what you buy. Investing",0.0,three days,three days
3921,What did my dad think was important to him?,job security,1.0,Job security meant everything to my educated dad.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_114,Job security meant everything to my educated dad.,0.0,Job security,Job security
3922,What was the biggest role of my dad?,dad,2.0,Job security meant everything to my educated dad.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_114,Job security meant everything to my educated dad.,0.0,Job security,Job security
3923,Where did I go to learn sales training?,singapore,1.0,"He runs sales-training courses 
for many of the top corporations here in Singapore, and I think 
attending one of his courses would greatly enhance your career.”She stiffened. We sat in the lobby of a luxurious hotel, 
sipping coffee and discussing the purpose of my visit to Singapore. “A friend of mine here in Singapore 
runs a school that trains people to sell.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_115,"115
Chapter Six
LESSON 6:  WORK TO LEARN  —
DON'T WORK FOR MONEY
Job security meant everything to my educated dad.  
Learning meant everything to my rich dad.  A few years ago, I granted an interview with a newspaper in  
Singapore. The young female reporter was on time, and the interview 
got under way immediately. We sat in the lobby of a luxurious hotel, 
sipping coffee and discussing the purpose of my visit to Singapore.  
I was to share the platform with Zig Ziglar. He was speaking on  
motivation, and I was speaking on “The Secrets of the Rich.”
“Someday, I would like to be a best-selling author like you,” she 
said. I had seen some of the articles she had written for the paper, and  
I was impressed. She had a tough, clear style of writing. Her articles 
held a reader’s interest.
“You have a great style,” I said in reply. “What holds you back 
from achieving your dream?”
“My work does not seem to go anywhere,” she said quietly.  
“Everyone says that my novels are excellent, but nothing happens.  
So I keep my job with the paper. At least it pays the bills. Do you 
have any suggestions?”
“Yes, I do,” I said brightly. “A friend of mine here in Singapore 
runs a school that trains people to sell. He runs sales-training courses 
for many of the top corporations here in Singapore, and I think 
attending one of his courses would greatly enhance your career.”She stiffened.",0.0,Singapore,Singapore
3924,What was the most important thing to my dad?,job security,2.0,"115
Chapter Six
LESSON 6:  WORK TO LEARN  —
DON'T WORK FOR MONEY
Job security meant everything to my educated dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_115,"115
Chapter Six
LESSON 6:  WORK TO LEARN  —
DON'T WORK FOR MONEY
Job security meant everything to my educated dad.  
Learning meant everything to my rich dad.  A few years ago, I granted an interview with a newspaper in  
Singapore. The young female reporter was on time, and the interview 
got under way immediately. We sat in the lobby of a luxurious hotel, 
sipping coffee and discussing the purpose of my visit to Singapore.  
I was to share the platform with Zig Ziglar. He was speaking on  
motivation, and I was speaking on “The Secrets of the Rich.”
“Someday, I would like to be a best-selling author like you,” she 
said. I had seen some of the articles she had written for the paper, and  
I was impressed. She had a tough, clear style of writing. Her articles 
held a reader’s interest.
“You have a great style,” I said in reply. “What holds you back 
from achieving your dream?”
“My work does not seem to go anywhere,” she said quietly.  
“Everyone says that my novels are excellent, but nothing happens.  
So I keep my job with the paper. At least it pays the bills. Do you 
have any suggestions?”
“Yes, I do,” I said brightly. “A friend of mine here in Singapore 
runs a school that trains people to sell. He runs sales-training courses 
for many of the top corporations here in Singapore, and I think 
attending one of his courses would greatly enhance your career.”She stiffened.",0.0,Job security,Job security
3925,What is the most important thing for me?,dad,3.0,"115
Chapter Six
LESSON 6:  WORK TO LEARN  —
DON'T WORK FOR MONEY
Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant everything to my rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_115,"115
Chapter Six
LESSON 6:  WORK TO LEARN  —
DON'T WORK FOR MONEY
Job security meant everything to my educated dad.  
Learning meant everything to my rich dad.  A few years ago, I granted an interview with a newspaper in  
Singapore. The young female reporter was on time, and the interview 
got under way immediately. We sat in the lobby of a luxurious hotel, 
sipping coffee and discussing the purpose of my visit to Singapore.  
I was to share the platform with Zig Ziglar. He was speaking on  
motivation, and I was speaking on “The Secrets of the Rich.”
“Someday, I would like to be a best-selling author like you,” she 
said. I had seen some of the articles she had written for the paper, and  
I was impressed. She had a tough, clear style of writing. Her articles 
held a reader’s interest.
“You have a great style,” I said in reply. “What holds you back 
from achieving your dream?”
“My work does not seem to go anywhere,” she said quietly.  
“Everyone says that my novels are excellent, but nothing happens.  
So I keep my job with the paper. At least it pays the bills. Do you 
have any suggestions?”
“Yes, I do,” I said brightly. “A friend of mine here in Singapore 
runs a school that trains people to sell. He runs sales-training courses 
for many of the top corporations here in Singapore, and I think 
attending one of his courses would greatly enhance your career.”She stiffened.",0.0,Job security,Job security
3926,What did she write for the paper?,articles,4.0,"I had seen some of the articles she had written for the paper, and  
I was impressed. Her articles 
held a reader’s interest.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_115,"115
Chapter Six
LESSON 6:  WORK TO LEARN  —
DON'T WORK FOR MONEY
Job security meant everything to my educated dad.  
Learning meant everything to my rich dad.  A few years ago, I granted an interview with a newspaper in  
Singapore. The young female reporter was on time, and the interview 
got under way immediately. We sat in the lobby of a luxurious hotel, 
sipping coffee and discussing the purpose of my visit to Singapore.  
I was to share the platform with Zig Ziglar. He was speaking on  
motivation, and I was speaking on “The Secrets of the Rich.”
“Someday, I would like to be a best-selling author like you,” she 
said. I had seen some of the articles she had written for the paper, and  
I was impressed. She had a tough, clear style of writing. Her articles 
held a reader’s interest.
“You have a great style,” I said in reply. “What holds you back 
from achieving your dream?”
“My work does not seem to go anywhere,” she said quietly.  
“Everyone says that my novels are excellent, but nothing happens.  
So I keep my job with the paper. At least it pays the bills. Do you 
have any suggestions?”
“Yes, I do,” I said brightly. “A friend of mine here in Singapore 
runs a school that trains people to sell. He runs sales-training courses 
for many of the top corporations here in Singapore, and I think 
attending one of his courses would greatly enhance your career.”She stiffened.",0.0,novels,novels
3927,What did I do when I was on time?,interview,5.0,"The young female reporter was on time, and the interview 
got under way immediately. A few years ago, I granted an interview with a newspaper in  
Singapore.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_115,"115
Chapter Six
LESSON 6:  WORK TO LEARN  —
DON'T WORK FOR MONEY
Job security meant everything to my educated dad.  
Learning meant everything to my rich dad.  A few years ago, I granted an interview with a newspaper in  
Singapore. The young female reporter was on time, and the interview 
got under way immediately. We sat in the lobby of a luxurious hotel, 
sipping coffee and discussing the purpose of my visit to Singapore.  
I was to share the platform with Zig Ziglar. He was speaking on  
motivation, and I was speaking on “The Secrets of the Rich.”
“Someday, I would like to be a best-selling author like you,” she 
said. I had seen some of the articles she had written for the paper, and  
I was impressed. She had a tough, clear style of writing. Her articles 
held a reader’s interest.
“You have a great style,” I said in reply. “What holds you back 
from achieving your dream?”
“My work does not seem to go anywhere,” she said quietly.  
“Everyone says that my novels are excellent, but nothing happens.  
So I keep my job with the paper. At least it pays the bills. Do you 
have any suggestions?”
“Yes, I do,” I said brightly. “A friend of mine here in Singapore 
runs a school that trains people to sell. He runs sales-training courses 
for many of the top corporations here in Singapore, and I think 
attending one of his courses would greatly enhance your career.”She stiffened.",0.0,,
3928,What was the name of the newspaper I interviewed for?,newspaper,6.0,"A few years ago, I granted an interview with a newspaper in  
Singapore.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_115,"115
Chapter Six
LESSON 6:  WORK TO LEARN  —
DON'T WORK FOR MONEY
Job security meant everything to my educated dad.  
Learning meant everything to my rich dad.  A few years ago, I granted an interview with a newspaper in  
Singapore. The young female reporter was on time, and the interview 
got under way immediately. We sat in the lobby of a luxurious hotel, 
sipping coffee and discussing the purpose of my visit to Singapore.  
I was to share the platform with Zig Ziglar. He was speaking on  
motivation, and I was speaking on “The Secrets of the Rich.”
“Someday, I would like to be a best-selling author like you,” she 
said. I had seen some of the articles she had written for the paper, and  
I was impressed. She had a tough, clear style of writing. Her articles 
held a reader’s interest.
“You have a great style,” I said in reply. “What holds you back 
from achieving your dream?”
“My work does not seem to go anywhere,” she said quietly.  
“Everyone says that my novels are excellent, but nothing happens.  
So I keep my job with the paper. At least it pays the bills. Do you 
have any suggestions?”
“Yes, I do,” I said brightly. “A friend of mine here in Singapore 
runs a school that trains people to sell. He runs sales-training courses 
for many of the top corporations here in Singapore, and I think 
attending one of his courses would greatly enhance your career.”She stiffened.",0.0,"
Singapore","
Singapore"
3929,What was the purpose of my trip to Singapore?,visit,7.0,"We sat in the lobby of a luxurious hotel, 
sipping coffee and discussing the purpose of my visit to Singapore.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_115,"115
Chapter Six
LESSON 6:  WORK TO LEARN  —
DON'T WORK FOR MONEY
Job security meant everything to my educated dad.  
Learning meant everything to my rich dad.  A few years ago, I granted an interview with a newspaper in  
Singapore. The young female reporter was on time, and the interview 
got under way immediately. We sat in the lobby of a luxurious hotel, 
sipping coffee and discussing the purpose of my visit to Singapore.  
I was to share the platform with Zig Ziglar. He was speaking on  
motivation, and I was speaking on “The Secrets of the Rich.”
“Someday, I would like to be a best-selling author like you,” she 
said. I had seen some of the articles she had written for the paper, and  
I was impressed. She had a tough, clear style of writing. Her articles 
held a reader’s interest.
“You have a great style,” I said in reply. “What holds you back 
from achieving your dream?”
“My work does not seem to go anywhere,” she said quietly.  
“Everyone says that my novels are excellent, but nothing happens.  
So I keep my job with the paper. At least it pays the bills. Do you 
have any suggestions?”
“Yes, I do,” I said brightly. “A friend of mine here in Singapore 
runs a school that trains people to sell. He runs sales-training courses 
for many of the top corporations here in Singapore, and I think 
attending one of his courses would greatly enhance your career.”She stiffened.",0.0,achieving your dream,achieving your dream
3930,What is the job I wanted to be trained in a profession?,sales person,1.0,"I went to school to be trained in a profession so  
I would not have to be a sales person.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_116,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6116
She stiffened. “Are you saying I should go to school to learn to sell?”
I nodded.
“You aren’t serious, are you?”
Again, I nodded. “What is wrong with that?” I was now back-  
pedaling. She was offended by something, and now I was wishing  
I had not said anything. In my attempt to be helpful, I found myself  
defending my suggestion. “I have a master’s degree in English 
Literature. Why would I go to school to learn to be a salesperson?  
I am a professional. I went to school to be trained in a profession so  
I would not have to be a sales person. I hate salespeople. All they 
want is money. So tell me why I should study sales?” She was packing 
her briefcase. The interview was over.
On the coffee table sat a copy of an earlier best-selling book I wrote.  
I picked it up as well as the notes she had jotted down on her legal pad. 
“Do you see this?” I said pointing to her notes.
She looked down at her notes. “What?” she said, confused.  
Again, I pointed deliberately to her notes. On her pad she had 
written: “Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author.”
“It says best-selling author, not best-writing author,” I said quietly.
Her eyes widened.
“I am a terrible writer,” I said. “You are a great writer. I went to  
sales school. You have a master’s degree. Put them together and you get  
a ‘best-selling author’ and a ‘best-writing author.’”
Anger flared from her eyes. “I’ll never stoop so low as to learn how 
to sell. People like you have no business writing. I am a professionally 
trained writer and you are a salesman. It is not fair,” she fumed.
She put the rest of her notes away and hurried out through the large 
glass doors into the humid Singapore morning.
At least she gave me a fair and favorable write-up the next morning.
The world is filled with smart, talented, educated, and gifted people. We 
meet them every day. They are all around us.
A few days ago, my car was not running well. I pulled into a garage, 
and the young mechanic had it fixed in just a few minutes. He knew 
what was wrong by simply listening to the engine. I was amazed.I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn.",0.0,salesperson,salesperson
3931,What is my master's degree in?,english,2.0,"“I have a master’s degree in English 
Literature.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_116,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6116
She stiffened. “Are you saying I should go to school to learn to sell?”
I nodded.
“You aren’t serious, are you?”
Again, I nodded. “What is wrong with that?” I was now back-  
pedaling. She was offended by something, and now I was wishing  
I had not said anything. In my attempt to be helpful, I found myself  
defending my suggestion. “I have a master’s degree in English 
Literature. Why would I go to school to learn to be a salesperson?  
I am a professional. I went to school to be trained in a profession so  
I would not have to be a sales person. I hate salespeople. All they 
want is money. So tell me why I should study sales?” She was packing 
her briefcase. The interview was over.
On the coffee table sat a copy of an earlier best-selling book I wrote.  
I picked it up as well as the notes she had jotted down on her legal pad. 
“Do you see this?” I said pointing to her notes.
She looked down at her notes. “What?” she said, confused.  
Again, I pointed deliberately to her notes. On her pad she had 
written: “Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author.”
“It says best-selling author, not best-writing author,” I said quietly.
Her eyes widened.
“I am a terrible writer,” I said. “You are a great writer. I went to  
sales school. You have a master’s degree. Put them together and you get  
a ‘best-selling author’ and a ‘best-writing author.’”
Anger flared from her eyes. “I’ll never stoop so low as to learn how 
to sell. People like you have no business writing. I am a professionally 
trained writer and you are a salesman. It is not fair,” she fumed.
She put the rest of her notes away and hurried out through the large 
glass doors into the humid Singapore morning.
At least she gave me a fair and favorable write-up the next morning.
The world is filled with smart, talented, educated, and gifted people. We 
meet them every day. They are all around us.
A few days ago, my car was not running well. I pulled into a garage, 
and the young mechanic had it fixed in just a few minutes. He knew 
what was wrong by simply listening to the engine. I was amazed.I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn.",0.0,"English 
Literature","English 
Literature"
3932,What does Kiyosaki mean?,author,3.0,"On her pad she had 
written: “Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author.”
“It says best-selling author, not best-writing author,” I said quietly. On her pad she had 
written: “Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author.”
“It says best-selling author, not best-writing author,” I said quietly. On her pad she had 
written: “Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author.”
“It says best-selling author, not best-writing author,” I said quietly.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_116,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6116
She stiffened. “Are you saying I should go to school to learn to sell?”
I nodded.
“You aren’t serious, are you?”
Again, I nodded. “What is wrong with that?” I was now back-  
pedaling. She was offended by something, and now I was wishing  
I had not said anything. In my attempt to be helpful, I found myself  
defending my suggestion. “I have a master’s degree in English 
Literature. Why would I go to school to learn to be a salesperson?  
I am a professional. I went to school to be trained in a profession so  
I would not have to be a sales person. I hate salespeople. All they 
want is money. So tell me why I should study sales?” She was packing 
her briefcase. The interview was over.
On the coffee table sat a copy of an earlier best-selling book I wrote.  
I picked it up as well as the notes she had jotted down on her legal pad. 
“Do you see this?” I said pointing to her notes.
She looked down at her notes. “What?” she said, confused.  
Again, I pointed deliberately to her notes. On her pad she had 
written: “Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author.”
“It says best-selling author, not best-writing author,” I said quietly.
Her eyes widened.
“I am a terrible writer,” I said. “You are a great writer. I went to  
sales school. You have a master’s degree. Put them together and you get  
a ‘best-selling author’ and a ‘best-writing author.’”
Anger flared from her eyes. “I’ll never stoop so low as to learn how 
to sell. People like you have no business writing. I am a professionally 
trained writer and you are a salesman. It is not fair,” she fumed.
She put the rest of her notes away and hurried out through the large 
glass doors into the humid Singapore morning.
At least she gave me a fair and favorable write-up the next morning.
The world is filled with smart, talented, educated, and gifted people. We 
meet them every day. They are all around us.
A few days ago, my car was not running well. I pulled into a garage, 
and the young mechanic had it fixed in just a few minutes. He knew 
what was wrong by simply listening to the engine. I was amazed.I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn.",0.0,best-selling author,best-selling author
3933,What did she put away and hurried out through the large glass doors into the humid Singapore morning?,notes,4.0,"She put the rest of her notes away and hurried out through the large 
glass doors into the humid Singapore morning. I picked it up as well as the notes she had jotted down on her legal pad. “Do you see this?” I said pointing to her notes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_116,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6116
She stiffened. “Are you saying I should go to school to learn to sell?”
I nodded.
“You aren’t serious, are you?”
Again, I nodded. “What is wrong with that?” I was now back-  
pedaling. She was offended by something, and now I was wishing  
I had not said anything. In my attempt to be helpful, I found myself  
defending my suggestion. “I have a master’s degree in English 
Literature. Why would I go to school to learn to be a salesperson?  
I am a professional. I went to school to be trained in a profession so  
I would not have to be a sales person. I hate salespeople. All they 
want is money. So tell me why I should study sales?” She was packing 
her briefcase. The interview was over.
On the coffee table sat a copy of an earlier best-selling book I wrote.  
I picked it up as well as the notes she had jotted down on her legal pad. 
“Do you see this?” I said pointing to her notes.
She looked down at her notes. “What?” she said, confused.  
Again, I pointed deliberately to her notes. On her pad she had 
written: “Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author.”
“It says best-selling author, not best-writing author,” I said quietly.
Her eyes widened.
“I am a terrible writer,” I said. “You are a great writer. I went to  
sales school. You have a master’s degree. Put them together and you get  
a ‘best-selling author’ and a ‘best-writing author.’”
Anger flared from her eyes. “I’ll never stoop so low as to learn how 
to sell. People like you have no business writing. I am a professionally 
trained writer and you are a salesman. It is not fair,” she fumed.
She put the rest of her notes away and hurried out through the large 
glass doors into the humid Singapore morning.
At least she gave me a fair and favorable write-up the next morning.
The world is filled with smart, talented, educated, and gifted people. We 
meet them every day. They are all around us.
A few days ago, my car was not running well. I pulled into a garage, 
and the young mechanic had it fixed in just a few minutes. He knew 
what was wrong by simply listening to the engine. I was amazed.I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn.",0.0,notes,notes
3934,What is the minimum requirement for a master's degree in English Literature?,degree,5.0,"“I have a master’s degree in English 
Literature. You have a master’s degree.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_116,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6116
She stiffened. “Are you saying I should go to school to learn to sell?”
I nodded.
“You aren’t serious, are you?”
Again, I nodded. “What is wrong with that?” I was now back-  
pedaling. She was offended by something, and now I was wishing  
I had not said anything. In my attempt to be helpful, I found myself  
defending my suggestion. “I have a master’s degree in English 
Literature. Why would I go to school to learn to be a salesperson?  
I am a professional. I went to school to be trained in a profession so  
I would not have to be a sales person. I hate salespeople. All they 
want is money. So tell me why I should study sales?” She was packing 
her briefcase. The interview was over.
On the coffee table sat a copy of an earlier best-selling book I wrote.  
I picked it up as well as the notes she had jotted down on her legal pad. 
“Do you see this?” I said pointing to her notes.
She looked down at her notes. “What?” she said, confused.  
Again, I pointed deliberately to her notes. On her pad she had 
written: “Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author.”
“It says best-selling author, not best-writing author,” I said quietly.
Her eyes widened.
“I am a terrible writer,” I said. “You are a great writer. I went to  
sales school. You have a master’s degree. Put them together and you get  
a ‘best-selling author’ and a ‘best-writing author.’”
Anger flared from her eyes. “I’ll never stoop so low as to learn how 
to sell. People like you have no business writing. I am a professionally 
trained writer and you are a salesman. It is not fair,” she fumed.
She put the rest of her notes away and hurried out through the large 
glass doors into the humid Singapore morning.
At least she gave me a fair and favorable write-up the next morning.
The world is filled with smart, talented, educated, and gifted people. We 
meet them every day. They are all around us.
A few days ago, my car was not running well. I pulled into a garage, 
and the young mechanic had it fixed in just a few minutes. He knew 
what was wrong by simply listening to the engine. I was amazed.I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn.",0.0,"“Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author","“Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author"
3935,Why did I go to school to become a salesperson?,school,6.0,"I went to school to be trained in a profession so  
I would not have to be a sales person. “Are you saying I should go to school to learn to sell?”
I nodded. Why would I go to school to learn to be a salesperson?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_116,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6116
She stiffened. “Are you saying I should go to school to learn to sell?”
I nodded.
“You aren’t serious, are you?”
Again, I nodded. “What is wrong with that?” I was now back-  
pedaling. She was offended by something, and now I was wishing  
I had not said anything. In my attempt to be helpful, I found myself  
defending my suggestion. “I have a master’s degree in English 
Literature. Why would I go to school to learn to be a salesperson?  
I am a professional. I went to school to be trained in a profession so  
I would not have to be a sales person. I hate salespeople. All they 
want is money. So tell me why I should study sales?” She was packing 
her briefcase. The interview was over.
On the coffee table sat a copy of an earlier best-selling book I wrote.  
I picked it up as well as the notes she had jotted down on her legal pad. 
“Do you see this?” I said pointing to her notes.
She looked down at her notes. “What?” she said, confused.  
Again, I pointed deliberately to her notes. On her pad she had 
written: “Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author.”
“It says best-selling author, not best-writing author,” I said quietly.
Her eyes widened.
“I am a terrible writer,” I said. “You are a great writer. I went to  
sales school. You have a master’s degree. Put them together and you get  
a ‘best-selling author’ and a ‘best-writing author.’”
Anger flared from her eyes. “I’ll never stoop so low as to learn how 
to sell. People like you have no business writing. I am a professionally 
trained writer and you are a salesman. It is not fair,” she fumed.
She put the rest of her notes away and hurried out through the large 
glass doors into the humid Singapore morning.
At least she gave me a fair and favorable write-up the next morning.
The world is filled with smart, talented, educated, and gifted people. We 
meet them every day. They are all around us.
A few days ago, my car was not running well. I pulled into a garage, 
and the young mechanic had it fixed in just a few minutes. He knew 
what was wrong by simply listening to the engine. I was amazed.I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn.",0.0,to be trained in a profession,to be trained in a profession
3936,"Financial intelligence is a synergy of accounting, investing, marketing, and law. What is the synergy of skills?",synergy,1.0,"I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of 
accounting, investing, marketing, and law. The classic example of a synergy of skills was that young writer for 
the newspaper.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_117,"Rich Dad Poor Dad117
I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn. I have 
met brilliant, highly educated people who earn less than $20,000 a year. 
A business consultant who specializes in the medical trade was telling 
me how many doctors, dentists, and chiropractors struggle financially. 
All this time, I thought that when they graduated, the dollars would 
pour in. It was this business consultant who gave me the phrase: “They 
are one skill away from great wealth.”
What this phrase means is that most people need only to learn  
and master one more skill and their income would jump exponentially. 
I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of 
accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four 
technical skills and making money with money is easier than most 
people would believe. When it comes to money, the only skill most 
people know is to work hard.
The classic example of a synergy of skills was that young writer for 
the newspaper. If she diligently learned the skills of sales and marketing, 
her income would jump dramatically. If I were her, I would take some 
courses in advertising copywriting as well as sales. Then, instead of 
working at the newspaper, I would seek a job at an advertising agency. 
Even if it were a cut in pay, she would learn how to communicate in 
short-cuts that are used in successful advertising. She also would spend 
time learning public relations, an important skill. She would learn how 
to get millions in free publicity. Then, at night and on weekends, she 
could be writing her great novel. When it was finished, she would be 
better able to sell her book. Then, in a short while, she could be a “best-
selling author.”
When I came out with my first book,  If You Want To Be Rich and 
Happy, Don’t Go to School, a publisher suggested I change the title to 
The Economics of Education.  I told the publisher that, with a title like 
that, I would sell two books: one to my family, and one to my best 
friend. The problem is that they would expect it for free. The obnoxious 
title, If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School, was chosen 
because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I am pro-education and 
believe in education reform. If I were not pro-education, why would  because I was willing to be controversial.",0.0,"
and master one more skill and their income would jump exponentially","
and master one more skill and their income would jump exponentially"
3937,What is the only thing most people know about money?,skill,2.0,"It was this business consultant who gave me the phrase: “They 
are one skill away from great wealth.”
What this phrase means is that most people need only to learn  
and master one more skill and their income would jump exponentially. It was this business consultant who gave me the phrase: “They 
are one skill away from great wealth.”
What this phrase means is that most people need only to learn  
and master one more skill and their income would jump exponentially. When it comes to money, the only skill most 
people know is to work hard.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_117,"Rich Dad Poor Dad117
I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn. I have 
met brilliant, highly educated people who earn less than $20,000 a year. 
A business consultant who specializes in the medical trade was telling 
me how many doctors, dentists, and chiropractors struggle financially. 
All this time, I thought that when they graduated, the dollars would 
pour in. It was this business consultant who gave me the phrase: “They 
are one skill away from great wealth.”
What this phrase means is that most people need only to learn  
and master one more skill and their income would jump exponentially. 
I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of 
accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four 
technical skills and making money with money is easier than most 
people would believe. When it comes to money, the only skill most 
people know is to work hard.
The classic example of a synergy of skills was that young writer for 
the newspaper. If she diligently learned the skills of sales and marketing, 
her income would jump dramatically. If I were her, I would take some 
courses in advertising copywriting as well as sales. Then, instead of 
working at the newspaper, I would seek a job at an advertising agency. 
Even if it were a cut in pay, she would learn how to communicate in 
short-cuts that are used in successful advertising. She also would spend 
time learning public relations, an important skill. She would learn how 
to get millions in free publicity. Then, at night and on weekends, she 
could be writing her great novel. When it was finished, she would be 
better able to sell her book. Then, in a short while, she could be a “best-
selling author.”
When I came out with my first book,  If You Want To Be Rich and 
Happy, Don’t Go to School, a publisher suggested I change the title to 
The Economics of Education.  I told the publisher that, with a title like 
that, I would sell two books: one to my family, and one to my best 
friend. The problem is that they would expect it for free. The obnoxious 
title, If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School, was chosen 
because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I am pro-education and 
believe in education reform. If I were not pro-education, why would  because I was willing to be controversial.",0.0,work hard,work hard
3938,What is the most important skill that a woman can learn to be successful in sales?,marketing,3.0,"I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of 
accounting, investing, marketing, and law. If she diligently learned the skills of sales and marketing, 
her income would jump dramatically.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_117,"Rich Dad Poor Dad117
I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn. I have 
met brilliant, highly educated people who earn less than $20,000 a year. 
A business consultant who specializes in the medical trade was telling 
me how many doctors, dentists, and chiropractors struggle financially. 
All this time, I thought that when they graduated, the dollars would 
pour in. It was this business consultant who gave me the phrase: “They 
are one skill away from great wealth.”
What this phrase means is that most people need only to learn  
and master one more skill and their income would jump exponentially. 
I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of 
accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four 
technical skills and making money with money is easier than most 
people would believe. When it comes to money, the only skill most 
people know is to work hard.
The classic example of a synergy of skills was that young writer for 
the newspaper. If she diligently learned the skills of sales and marketing, 
her income would jump dramatically. If I were her, I would take some 
courses in advertising copywriting as well as sales. Then, instead of 
working at the newspaper, I would seek a job at an advertising agency. 
Even if it were a cut in pay, she would learn how to communicate in 
short-cuts that are used in successful advertising. She also would spend 
time learning public relations, an important skill. She would learn how 
to get millions in free publicity. Then, at night and on weekends, she 
could be writing her great novel. When it was finished, she would be 
better able to sell her book. Then, in a short while, she could be a “best-
selling author.”
When I came out with my first book,  If You Want To Be Rich and 
Happy, Don’t Go to School, a publisher suggested I change the title to 
The Economics of Education.  I told the publisher that, with a title like 
that, I would sell two books: one to my family, and one to my best 
friend. The problem is that they would expect it for free. The obnoxious 
title, If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School, was chosen 
because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I am pro-education and 
believe in education reform. If I were not pro-education, why would  because I was willing to be controversial.",0.0,public relations,public relations
3939,"What did the publisher suggest I change to If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don't Go to School?",title,4.0,"Then, in a short while, she could be a “best-
selling author.”
When I came out with my first book,  If You Want To Be Rich and 
Happy, Don’t Go to School, a publisher suggested I change the title to 
The Economics of Education. The obnoxious 
title, If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School, was chosen 
because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I told the publisher that, with a title like 
that, I would sell two books: one to my family, and one to my best 
friend.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_117,"Rich Dad Poor Dad117
I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn. I have 
met brilliant, highly educated people who earn less than $20,000 a year. 
A business consultant who specializes in the medical trade was telling 
me how many doctors, dentists, and chiropractors struggle financially. 
All this time, I thought that when they graduated, the dollars would 
pour in. It was this business consultant who gave me the phrase: “They 
are one skill away from great wealth.”
What this phrase means is that most people need only to learn  
and master one more skill and their income would jump exponentially. 
I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of 
accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four 
technical skills and making money with money is easier than most 
people would believe. When it comes to money, the only skill most 
people know is to work hard.
The classic example of a synergy of skills was that young writer for 
the newspaper. If she diligently learned the skills of sales and marketing, 
her income would jump dramatically. If I were her, I would take some 
courses in advertising copywriting as well as sales. Then, instead of 
working at the newspaper, I would seek a job at an advertising agency. 
Even if it were a cut in pay, she would learn how to communicate in 
short-cuts that are used in successful advertising. She also would spend 
time learning public relations, an important skill. She would learn how 
to get millions in free publicity. Then, at night and on weekends, she 
could be writing her great novel. When it was finished, she would be 
better able to sell her book. Then, in a short while, she could be a “best-
selling author.”
When I came out with my first book,  If You Want To Be Rich and 
Happy, Don’t Go to School, a publisher suggested I change the title to 
The Economics of Education.  I told the publisher that, with a title like 
that, I would sell two books: one to my family, and one to my best 
friend. The problem is that they would expect it for free. The obnoxious 
title, If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School, was chosen 
because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I am pro-education and 
believe in education reform. If I were not pro-education, why would  because I was willing to be controversial.",0.0,The Economics of Education,The Economics of Education
3940,What is the best job I could find?,newspaper,5.0,"Then, instead of 
working at the newspaper, I would seek a job at an advertising agency. The classic example of a synergy of skills was that young writer for 
the newspaper.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_117,"Rich Dad Poor Dad117
I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn. I have 
met brilliant, highly educated people who earn less than $20,000 a year. 
A business consultant who specializes in the medical trade was telling 
me how many doctors, dentists, and chiropractors struggle financially. 
All this time, I thought that when they graduated, the dollars would 
pour in. It was this business consultant who gave me the phrase: “They 
are one skill away from great wealth.”
What this phrase means is that most people need only to learn  
and master one more skill and their income would jump exponentially. 
I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of 
accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four 
technical skills and making money with money is easier than most 
people would believe. When it comes to money, the only skill most 
people know is to work hard.
The classic example of a synergy of skills was that young writer for 
the newspaper. If she diligently learned the skills of sales and marketing, 
her income would jump dramatically. If I were her, I would take some 
courses in advertising copywriting as well as sales. Then, instead of 
working at the newspaper, I would seek a job at an advertising agency. 
Even if it were a cut in pay, she would learn how to communicate in 
short-cuts that are used in successful advertising. She also would spend 
time learning public relations, an important skill. She would learn how 
to get millions in free publicity. Then, at night and on weekends, she 
could be writing her great novel. When it was finished, she would be 
better able to sell her book. Then, in a short while, she could be a “best-
selling author.”
When I came out with my first book,  If You Want To Be Rich and 
Happy, Don’t Go to School, a publisher suggested I change the title to 
The Economics of Education.  I told the publisher that, with a title like 
that, I would sell two books: one to my family, and one to my best 
friend. The problem is that they would expect it for free. The obnoxious 
title, If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School, was chosen 
because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I am pro-education and 
believe in education reform. If I were not pro-education, why would  because I was willing to be controversial.",0.0,advertising agency,advertising agency
3941,What is the best selling book that I wrote?,book,6.0,"Then, in a short while, she could be a “best-
selling author.”
When I came out with my first book,  If You Want To Be Rich and 
Happy, Don’t Go to School, a publisher suggested I change the title to 
The Economics of Education. When it was finished, she would be 
better able to sell her book.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_117,"Rich Dad Poor Dad117
I am constantly shocked at how little talented people earn. I have 
met brilliant, highly educated people who earn less than $20,000 a year. 
A business consultant who specializes in the medical trade was telling 
me how many doctors, dentists, and chiropractors struggle financially. 
All this time, I thought that when they graduated, the dollars would 
pour in. It was this business consultant who gave me the phrase: “They 
are one skill away from great wealth.”
What this phrase means is that most people need only to learn  
and master one more skill and their income would jump exponentially. 
I have mentioned before that financial intelligence is a synergy of 
accounting, investing, marketing, and law. Combine those four 
technical skills and making money with money is easier than most 
people would believe. When it comes to money, the only skill most 
people know is to work hard.
The classic example of a synergy of skills was that young writer for 
the newspaper. If she diligently learned the skills of sales and marketing, 
her income would jump dramatically. If I were her, I would take some 
courses in advertising copywriting as well as sales. Then, instead of 
working at the newspaper, I would seek a job at an advertising agency. 
Even if it were a cut in pay, she would learn how to communicate in 
short-cuts that are used in successful advertising. She also would spend 
time learning public relations, an important skill. She would learn how 
to get millions in free publicity. Then, at night and on weekends, she 
could be writing her great novel. When it was finished, she would be 
better able to sell her book. Then, in a short while, she could be a “best-
selling author.”
When I came out with my first book,  If You Want To Be Rich and 
Happy, Don’t Go to School, a publisher suggested I change the title to 
The Economics of Education.  I told the publisher that, with a title like 
that, I would sell two books: one to my family, and one to my best 
friend. The problem is that they would expect it for free. The obnoxious 
title, If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Don’t Go to School, was chosen 
because we knew it would get tons of publicity. I am pro-education and 
believe in education reform. If I were not pro-education, why would  because I was willing to be controversial.",0.0,The Economics of Education,The Economics of Education
3942,What subsidiary company did I take to Vietnam?,shipping company,1.0,"If I had wanted to, I could have taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company and easily doubled my 
pay instead of taking five months of vacation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_118,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6118
I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So 
I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply 
because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a 
fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.
When I graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 
1969, my educated dad was happy. Standard Oil of California had 
hired me for its oil-tanker fleet as a third mate. The pay was low  
compared with my classmates, but it was okay for a first real job 
after college. My starting pay was about $42,000 a year, including 
overtime, and I only had to work for seven months. I had five 
months of vacation. If I had wanted to, I could have taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company and easily doubled my 
pay instead of taking five months of vacation.
I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months 
with the company and joined the Marine Corps to learn how to fly. 
My educated dad was devastated. Rich dad congratulated me.
In school and in the workplace, the popular opinion is the idea of 
specialization: that is, in order to make more money or get promoted, 
you need to specialize. That is why medical doctors immediately 
begin to seek a specialty such as 
orthopedics or pediatrics. The same  
is true for accountants, architects, 
lawyers, pilots, and others.
My educated dad believed in the same 
dogma. That is why he was thrilled when 
he eventually achieved his doctorate. He often admitted that schools 
reward people who study more and more about less and less.
Rich dad encouraged me to do exactly the opposite. “You want 
to know a little about a lot” was his suggestion. That is why for years 
I worked in different areas of his companies. For a while, I worked in 
his accounting department. Although I would probably never have 
been an accountant, he wanted me to learn via osmosis. Rich dad 
knew I would pick up jargon and a sense of what is important and 
what is not. I also worked as a bus boy and construction workerwell as in sales, reservations, and marketing.",0.0,shipping,shipping
3943,"What is the profession of an architect, lawyer, pilot, and accountant?",accountants,2.0,"The same  
is true for accountants, architects, 
lawyers, pilots, and others.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_118,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6118
I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So 
I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply 
because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a 
fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.
When I graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 
1969, my educated dad was happy. Standard Oil of California had 
hired me for its oil-tanker fleet as a third mate. The pay was low  
compared with my classmates, but it was okay for a first real job 
after college. My starting pay was about $42,000 a year, including 
overtime, and I only had to work for seven months. I had five 
months of vacation. If I had wanted to, I could have taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company and easily doubled my 
pay instead of taking five months of vacation.
I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months 
with the company and joined the Marine Corps to learn how to fly. 
My educated dad was devastated. Rich dad congratulated me.
In school and in the workplace, the popular opinion is the idea of 
specialization: that is, in order to make more money or get promoted, 
you need to specialize. That is why medical doctors immediately 
begin to seek a specialty such as 
orthopedics or pediatrics. The same  
is true for accountants, architects, 
lawyers, pilots, and others.
My educated dad believed in the same 
dogma. That is why he was thrilled when 
he eventually achieved his doctorate. He often admitted that schools 
reward people who study more and more about less and less.
Rich dad encouraged me to do exactly the opposite. “You want 
to know a little about a lot” was his suggestion. That is why for years 
I worked in different areas of his companies. For a while, I worked in 
his accounting department. Although I would probably never have 
been an accountant, he wanted me to learn via osmosis. Rich dad 
knew I would pick up jargon and a sense of what is important and 
what is not. I also worked as a bus boy and construction workerwell as in sales, reservations, and marketing.",0.0,"
dogma","
dogma"
3944,Who encouraged me to learn jargon and what is not?,dad,3.0,"Rich dad 
knew I would pick up jargon and a sense of what is important and 
what is not. Merchant Marine Academy in 
1969, my educated dad was happy. Rich dad encouraged me to do exactly the opposite.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_118,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6118
I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So 
I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply 
because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a 
fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.
When I graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 
1969, my educated dad was happy. Standard Oil of California had 
hired me for its oil-tanker fleet as a third mate. The pay was low  
compared with my classmates, but it was okay for a first real job 
after college. My starting pay was about $42,000 a year, including 
overtime, and I only had to work for seven months. I had five 
months of vacation. If I had wanted to, I could have taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company and easily doubled my 
pay instead of taking five months of vacation.
I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months 
with the company and joined the Marine Corps to learn how to fly. 
My educated dad was devastated. Rich dad congratulated me.
In school and in the workplace, the popular opinion is the idea of 
specialization: that is, in order to make more money or get promoted, 
you need to specialize. That is why medical doctors immediately 
begin to seek a specialty such as 
orthopedics or pediatrics. The same  
is true for accountants, architects, 
lawyers, pilots, and others.
My educated dad believed in the same 
dogma. That is why he was thrilled when 
he eventually achieved his doctorate. He often admitted that schools 
reward people who study more and more about less and less.
Rich dad encouraged me to do exactly the opposite. “You want 
to know a little about a lot” was his suggestion. That is why for years 
I worked in different areas of his companies. For a while, I worked in 
his accounting department. Although I would probably never have 
been an accountant, he wanted me to learn via osmosis. Rich dad 
knew I would pick up jargon and a sense of what is important and 
what is not. I also worked as a bus boy and construction workerwell as in sales, reservations, and marketing.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
3945,What is the specialty of orthopedics?,doctors,4.0,"That is why medical doctors immediately 
begin to seek a specialty such as 
orthopedics or pediatrics.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_118,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6118
I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So 
I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply 
because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a 
fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.
When I graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 
1969, my educated dad was happy. Standard Oil of California had 
hired me for its oil-tanker fleet as a third mate. The pay was low  
compared with my classmates, but it was okay for a first real job 
after college. My starting pay was about $42,000 a year, including 
overtime, and I only had to work for seven months. I had five 
months of vacation. If I had wanted to, I could have taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company and easily doubled my 
pay instead of taking five months of vacation.
I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months 
with the company and joined the Marine Corps to learn how to fly. 
My educated dad was devastated. Rich dad congratulated me.
In school and in the workplace, the popular opinion is the idea of 
specialization: that is, in order to make more money or get promoted, 
you need to specialize. That is why medical doctors immediately 
begin to seek a specialty such as 
orthopedics or pediatrics. The same  
is true for accountants, architects, 
lawyers, pilots, and others.
My educated dad believed in the same 
dogma. That is why he was thrilled when 
he eventually achieved his doctorate. He often admitted that schools 
reward people who study more and more about less and less.
Rich dad encouraged me to do exactly the opposite. “You want 
to know a little about a lot” was his suggestion. That is why for years 
I worked in different areas of his companies. For a while, I worked in 
his accounting department. Although I would probably never have 
been an accountant, he wanted me to learn via osmosis. Rich dad 
knew I would pick up jargon and a sense of what is important and 
what is not. I also worked as a bus boy and construction workerwell as in sales, reservations, and marketing.",0.0,pediatrics,pediatrics
3946,What did I have to do to double my pay?,vacation,5.0,"If I had wanted to, I could have taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company and easily doubled my 
pay instead of taking five months of vacation. I had five 
months of vacation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_118,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6118
I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So 
I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply 
because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a 
fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.
When I graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 
1969, my educated dad was happy. Standard Oil of California had 
hired me for its oil-tanker fleet as a third mate. The pay was low  
compared with my classmates, but it was okay for a first real job 
after college. My starting pay was about $42,000 a year, including 
overtime, and I only had to work for seven months. I had five 
months of vacation. If I had wanted to, I could have taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company and easily doubled my 
pay instead of taking five months of vacation.
I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months 
with the company and joined the Marine Corps to learn how to fly. 
My educated dad was devastated. Rich dad congratulated me.
In school and in the workplace, the popular opinion is the idea of 
specialization: that is, in order to make more money or get promoted, 
you need to specialize. That is why medical doctors immediately 
begin to seek a specialty such as 
orthopedics or pediatrics. The same  
is true for accountants, architects, 
lawyers, pilots, and others.
My educated dad believed in the same 
dogma. That is why he was thrilled when 
he eventually achieved his doctorate. He often admitted that schools 
reward people who study more and more about less and less.
Rich dad encouraged me to do exactly the opposite. “You want 
to know a little about a lot” was his suggestion. That is why for years 
I worked in different areas of his companies. For a while, I worked in 
his accounting department. Although I would probably never have 
been an accountant, he wanted me to learn via osmosis. Rich dad 
knew I would pick up jargon and a sense of what is important and 
what is not. I also worked as a bus boy and construction workerwell as in sales, reservations, and marketing.",0.0,"taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company","taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company"
3947,In what part of the world is the idea of specialization popular?,school,6.0,"In school and in the workplace, the popular opinion is the idea of 
specialization: that is, in order to make more money or get promoted, 
you need to specialize.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_118,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6118
I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So 
I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply 
because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a 
fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.
When I graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 
1969, my educated dad was happy. Standard Oil of California had 
hired me for its oil-tanker fleet as a third mate. The pay was low  
compared with my classmates, but it was okay for a first real job 
after college. My starting pay was about $42,000 a year, including 
overtime, and I only had to work for seven months. I had five 
months of vacation. If I had wanted to, I could have taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company and easily doubled my 
pay instead of taking five months of vacation.
I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months 
with the company and joined the Marine Corps to learn how to fly. 
My educated dad was devastated. Rich dad congratulated me.
In school and in the workplace, the popular opinion is the idea of 
specialization: that is, in order to make more money or get promoted, 
you need to specialize. That is why medical doctors immediately 
begin to seek a specialty such as 
orthopedics or pediatrics. The same  
is true for accountants, architects, 
lawyers, pilots, and others.
My educated dad believed in the same 
dogma. That is why he was thrilled when 
he eventually achieved his doctorate. He often admitted that schools 
reward people who study more and more about less and less.
Rich dad encouraged me to do exactly the opposite. “You want 
to know a little about a lot” was his suggestion. That is why for years 
I worked in different areas of his companies. For a while, I worked in 
his accounting department. Although I would probably never have 
been an accountant, he wanted me to learn via osmosis. Rich dad 
knew I would pick up jargon and a sense of what is important and 
what is not. I also worked as a bus boy and construction workerwell as in sales, reservations, and marketing.",0.0,school and in the workplace,school and in the workplace
3948,How long did I work for?,year,7.0,"My starting pay was about $42,000 a year, including 
overtime, and I only had to work for seven months.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_118,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6118
I continue to press for changing our antiquated educational system? So 
I chose a title that would get me on more TV and radio shows, simply 
because I was willing to be controversial. Many people thought I was a 
fruitcake, but the book sold and sold.
When I graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 
1969, my educated dad was happy. Standard Oil of California had 
hired me for its oil-tanker fleet as a third mate. The pay was low  
compared with my classmates, but it was okay for a first real job 
after college. My starting pay was about $42,000 a year, including 
overtime, and I only had to work for seven months. I had five 
months of vacation. If I had wanted to, I could have taken the run to 
Vietnam with a subsidiary shipping company and easily doubled my 
pay instead of taking five months of vacation.
I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months 
with the company and joined the Marine Corps to learn how to fly. 
My educated dad was devastated. Rich dad congratulated me.
In school and in the workplace, the popular opinion is the idea of 
specialization: that is, in order to make more money or get promoted, 
you need to specialize. That is why medical doctors immediately 
begin to seek a specialty such as 
orthopedics or pediatrics. The same  
is true for accountants, architects, 
lawyers, pilots, and others.
My educated dad believed in the same 
dogma. That is why he was thrilled when 
he eventually achieved his doctorate. He often admitted that schools 
reward people who study more and more about less and less.
Rich dad encouraged me to do exactly the opposite. “You want 
to know a little about a lot” was his suggestion. That is why for years 
I worked in different areas of his companies. For a while, I worked in 
his accounting department. Although I would probably never have 
been an accountant, he wanted me to learn via osmosis. Rich dad 
knew I would pick up jargon and a sense of what is important and 
what is not. I also worked as a bus boy and construction workerwell as in sales, reservations, and marketing.",0.0,seven months,seven months
3949,"Who groomed me and me while I was studying trade, people, business styles, and cultures in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Philippines?",mike,1.0,"While most of my classmates, including Mike, were partying at 
their fraternity houses, I was studying trade, people, business styles, and 
cultures in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, 
Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Philippines. He was grooming Mike 
and me.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_119,"Rich Dad Poor Dad119
well as in sales, reservations, and marketing. He was grooming Mike 
and me. That is why he insisted we sit in on the meetings with his 
bankers, lawyers, accountants, and brokers. He wanted us to know a 
little about every aspect of his empire.
When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me. He was bewildered. He could 
not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high 
pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. 
When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not 
explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his 
logic. The big problem was that my logic was my rich dad’s logic.
Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant 
everything to my rich dad.
Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s 
officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international 
trade. So as a student, I made cargo runs, navigating large freighters, oil 
tankers, and passenger ships to the Far East and the South Pacific. Rich 
dad emphasized that I should stay in the Pacific instead of taking ships 
to Europe because he knew that the emerging nations were in Asia, not 
Europe. While most of my classmates, including Mike, were partying at 
their fraternity houses, I was studying trade, people, business styles, and 
cultures in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, 
Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Philippines. I was partying also, but it  
was not in any frat house. I grew up rapidly.
Educated dad just could not understand why I decided to quit and 
join the Marine Corps. I told him I wanted to learn to fly, but really  
I wanted to learn to lead troops. Rich dad explained to me that the  
hardest part of running a company is managing people. He had spent 
three years in the Army; my educated dad was draft-exempt. Rich dad 
valued learning to lead men into dangerous situations. “Leadership is 
what you need to learn next,” he said. “If you’re not a good leader,  
you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”
Returning from Vietnam in 1973, I resigned my commission, even 
though I loved flying. I found a job with Xerox Corp. I joined it for one reason, and it was not for the benefits.",0.0,Rich Dad Poor Dad,Rich Dad Poor Dad
3950,What was the company that I worked for when I quit?,standard oil,2.0,"When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_119,"Rich Dad Poor Dad119
well as in sales, reservations, and marketing. He was grooming Mike 
and me. That is why he insisted we sit in on the meetings with his 
bankers, lawyers, accountants, and brokers. He wanted us to know a 
little about every aspect of his empire.
When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me. He was bewildered. He could 
not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high 
pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. 
When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not 
explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his 
logic. The big problem was that my logic was my rich dad’s logic.
Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant 
everything to my rich dad.
Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s 
officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international 
trade. So as a student, I made cargo runs, navigating large freighters, oil 
tankers, and passenger ships to the Far East and the South Pacific. Rich 
dad emphasized that I should stay in the Pacific instead of taking ships 
to Europe because he knew that the emerging nations were in Asia, not 
Europe. While most of my classmates, including Mike, were partying at 
their fraternity houses, I was studying trade, people, business styles, and 
cultures in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, 
Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Philippines. I was partying also, but it  
was not in any frat house. I grew up rapidly.
Educated dad just could not understand why I decided to quit and 
join the Marine Corps. I told him I wanted to learn to fly, but really  
I wanted to learn to lead troops. Rich dad explained to me that the  
hardest part of running a company is managing people. He had spent 
three years in the Army; my educated dad was draft-exempt. Rich dad 
valued learning to lead men into dangerous situations. “Leadership is 
what you need to learn next,” he said. “If you’re not a good leader,  
you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”
Returning from Vietnam in 1973, I resigned my commission, even 
though I loved flying. I found a job with Xerox Corp. I joined it for one reason, and it was not for the benefits.",0.0,Standard Oil,Standard Oil
3951,Who told me that the hardest part of running a company is managing people?,dad,3.0,"Rich 
dad emphasized that I should stay in the Pacific instead of taking ships 
to Europe because he knew that the emerging nations were in Asia, not 
Europe. When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me. Rich dad explained to me that the  
hardest part of running a company is managing people.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_119,"Rich Dad Poor Dad119
well as in sales, reservations, and marketing. He was grooming Mike 
and me. That is why he insisted we sit in on the meetings with his 
bankers, lawyers, accountants, and brokers. He wanted us to know a 
little about every aspect of his empire.
When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me. He was bewildered. He could 
not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high 
pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. 
When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not 
explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his 
logic. The big problem was that my logic was my rich dad’s logic.
Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant 
everything to my rich dad.
Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s 
officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international 
trade. So as a student, I made cargo runs, navigating large freighters, oil 
tankers, and passenger ships to the Far East and the South Pacific. Rich 
dad emphasized that I should stay in the Pacific instead of taking ships 
to Europe because he knew that the emerging nations were in Asia, not 
Europe. While most of my classmates, including Mike, were partying at 
their fraternity houses, I was studying trade, people, business styles, and 
cultures in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, 
Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Philippines. I was partying also, but it  
was not in any frat house. I grew up rapidly.
Educated dad just could not understand why I decided to quit and 
join the Marine Corps. I told him I wanted to learn to fly, but really  
I wanted to learn to lead troops. Rich dad explained to me that the  
hardest part of running a company is managing people. He had spent 
three years in the Army; my educated dad was draft-exempt. Rich dad 
valued learning to lead men into dangerous situations. “Leadership is 
what you need to learn next,” he said. “If you’re not a good leader,  
you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”
Returning from Vietnam in 1973, I resigned my commission, even 
though I loved flying. I found a job with Xerox Corp. I joined it for one reason, and it was not for the benefits.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
3952,What is Rich Dad's job?,reservations,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad119
well as in sales, reservations, and marketing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_119,"Rich Dad Poor Dad119
well as in sales, reservations, and marketing. He was grooming Mike 
and me. That is why he insisted we sit in on the meetings with his 
bankers, lawyers, accountants, and brokers. He wanted us to know a 
little about every aspect of his empire.
When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me. He was bewildered. He could 
not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high 
pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. 
When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not 
explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his 
logic. The big problem was that my logic was my rich dad’s logic.
Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant 
everything to my rich dad.
Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s 
officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international 
trade. So as a student, I made cargo runs, navigating large freighters, oil 
tankers, and passenger ships to the Far East and the South Pacific. Rich 
dad emphasized that I should stay in the Pacific instead of taking ships 
to Europe because he knew that the emerging nations were in Asia, not 
Europe. While most of my classmates, including Mike, were partying at 
their fraternity houses, I was studying trade, people, business styles, and 
cultures in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, 
Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Philippines. I was partying also, but it  
was not in any frat house. I grew up rapidly.
Educated dad just could not understand why I decided to quit and 
join the Marine Corps. I told him I wanted to learn to fly, but really  
I wanted to learn to lead troops. Rich dad explained to me that the  
hardest part of running a company is managing people. He had spent 
three years in the Army; my educated dad was draft-exempt. Rich dad 
valued learning to lead men into dangerous situations. “Leadership is 
what you need to learn next,” he said. “If you’re not a good leader,  
you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”
Returning from Vietnam in 1973, I resigned my commission, even 
though I loved flying. I found a job with Xerox Corp. I joined it for one reason, and it was not for the benefits.",0.0,"sales, reservations, and marketing","sales, reservations, and marketing"
3953,What did my dad's logic not fit his logic?,logic,5.0,"The big problem was that my logic was my rich dad’s logic. The big problem was that my logic was my rich dad’s logic. My logic did not fit his 
logic.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_119,"Rich Dad Poor Dad119
well as in sales, reservations, and marketing. He was grooming Mike 
and me. That is why he insisted we sit in on the meetings with his 
bankers, lawyers, accountants, and brokers. He wanted us to know a 
little about every aspect of his empire.
When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me. He was bewildered. He could 
not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high 
pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. 
When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not 
explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his 
logic. The big problem was that my logic was my rich dad’s logic.
Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant 
everything to my rich dad.
Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s 
officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international 
trade. So as a student, I made cargo runs, navigating large freighters, oil 
tankers, and passenger ships to the Far East and the South Pacific. Rich 
dad emphasized that I should stay in the Pacific instead of taking ships 
to Europe because he knew that the emerging nations were in Asia, not 
Europe. While most of my classmates, including Mike, were partying at 
their fraternity houses, I was studying trade, people, business styles, and 
cultures in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, 
Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Philippines. I was partying also, but it  
was not in any frat house. I grew up rapidly.
Educated dad just could not understand why I decided to quit and 
join the Marine Corps. I told him I wanted to learn to fly, but really  
I wanted to learn to lead troops. Rich dad explained to me that the  
hardest part of running a company is managing people. He had spent 
three years in the Army; my educated dad was draft-exempt. Rich dad 
valued learning to lead men into dangerous situations. “Leadership is 
what you need to learn next,” he said. “If you’re not a good leader,  
you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”
Returning from Vietnam in 1973, I resigned my commission, even 
though I loved flying. I found a job with Xerox Corp. I joined it for one reason, and it was not for the benefits.",0.0,"
logic","
logic"
3954,What is the job of a ship officer?,ship,6.0,"Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s 
officer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_119,"Rich Dad Poor Dad119
well as in sales, reservations, and marketing. He was grooming Mike 
and me. That is why he insisted we sit in on the meetings with his 
bankers, lawyers, accountants, and brokers. He wanted us to know a 
little about every aspect of his empire.
When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me. He was bewildered. He could 
not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high 
pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. 
When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not 
explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his 
logic. The big problem was that my logic was my rich dad’s logic.
Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant 
everything to my rich dad.
Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s 
officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international 
trade. So as a student, I made cargo runs, navigating large freighters, oil 
tankers, and passenger ships to the Far East and the South Pacific. Rich 
dad emphasized that I should stay in the Pacific instead of taking ships 
to Europe because he knew that the emerging nations were in Asia, not 
Europe. While most of my classmates, including Mike, were partying at 
their fraternity houses, I was studying trade, people, business styles, and 
cultures in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, 
Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Philippines. I was partying also, but it  
was not in any frat house. I grew up rapidly.
Educated dad just could not understand why I decided to quit and 
join the Marine Corps. I told him I wanted to learn to fly, but really  
I wanted to learn to lead troops. Rich dad explained to me that the  
hardest part of running a company is managing people. He had spent 
three years in the Army; my educated dad was draft-exempt. Rich dad 
valued learning to lead men into dangerous situations. “Leadership is 
what you need to learn next,” he said. “If you’re not a good leader,  
you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”
Returning from Vietnam in 1973, I resigned my commission, even 
though I loved flying. I found a job with Xerox Corp. I joined it for one reason, and it was not for the benefits.",0.0,"
officer","
officer"
3955,What is Rich Dad's job?,sales,7.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad119
well as in sales, reservations, and marketing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_119,"Rich Dad Poor Dad119
well as in sales, reservations, and marketing. He was grooming Mike 
and me. That is why he insisted we sit in on the meetings with his 
bankers, lawyers, accountants, and brokers. He wanted us to know a 
little about every aspect of his empire.
When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me. He was bewildered. He could 
not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high 
pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. 
When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not 
explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his 
logic. The big problem was that my logic was my rich dad’s logic.
Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant 
everything to my rich dad.
Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s 
officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international 
trade. So as a student, I made cargo runs, navigating large freighters, oil 
tankers, and passenger ships to the Far East and the South Pacific. Rich 
dad emphasized that I should stay in the Pacific instead of taking ships 
to Europe because he knew that the emerging nations were in Asia, not 
Europe. While most of my classmates, including Mike, were partying at 
their fraternity houses, I was studying trade, people, business styles, and 
cultures in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, 
Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Philippines. I was partying also, but it  
was not in any frat house. I grew up rapidly.
Educated dad just could not understand why I decided to quit and 
join the Marine Corps. I told him I wanted to learn to fly, but really  
I wanted to learn to lead troops. Rich dad explained to me that the  
hardest part of running a company is managing people. He had spent 
three years in the Army; my educated dad was draft-exempt. Rich dad 
valued learning to lead men into dangerous situations. “Leadership is 
what you need to learn next,” he said. “If you’re not a good leader,  
you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”
Returning from Vietnam in 1973, I resigned my commission, even 
though I loved flying. I found a job with Xerox Corp. I joined it for one reason, and it was not for the benefits.",0.0,"sales, reservations, and marketing","sales, reservations, and marketing"
3956,What did my dad find after I quit my job with Standard Oil?,job,8.0,"When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me. Job security meant everything to my educated dad. I found a job with Xerox Corp.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_119,"Rich Dad Poor Dad119
well as in sales, reservations, and marketing. He was grooming Mike 
and me. That is why he insisted we sit in on the meetings with his 
bankers, lawyers, accountants, and brokers. He wanted us to know a 
little about every aspect of his empire.
When I quit my high-paying job with Standard Oil, my educated  
dad had a heart-to-heart talk with me. He was bewildered. He could 
not understand my decision to resign from a career that offered high 
pay, great benefits, lots of time off, and opportunity for promotion. 
When he asked me one evening, “Why did you quit?” I could not 
explain it to him, though I tried hard to. My logic did not fit his 
logic. The big problem was that my logic was my rich dad’s logic.
Job security meant everything to my educated dad. Learning meant 
everything to my rich dad.
Educated dad thought I went to school to learn to be a ship’s 
officer. Rich dad knew that I went to school to study international 
trade. So as a student, I made cargo runs, navigating large freighters, oil 
tankers, and passenger ships to the Far East and the South Pacific. Rich 
dad emphasized that I should stay in the Pacific instead of taking ships 
to Europe because he knew that the emerging nations were in Asia, not 
Europe. While most of my classmates, including Mike, were partying at 
their fraternity houses, I was studying trade, people, business styles, and 
cultures in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, 
Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Philippines. I was partying also, but it  
was not in any frat house. I grew up rapidly.
Educated dad just could not understand why I decided to quit and 
join the Marine Corps. I told him I wanted to learn to fly, but really  
I wanted to learn to lead troops. Rich dad explained to me that the  
hardest part of running a company is managing people. He had spent 
three years in the Army; my educated dad was draft-exempt. Rich dad 
valued learning to lead men into dangerous situations. “Leadership is 
what you need to learn next,” he said. “If you’re not a good leader,  
you’ll get shot in the back, just like they do in business.”
Returning from Vietnam in 1973, I resigned my commission, even 
though I loved flying. I found a job with Xerox Corp. I joined it for one reason, and it was not for the benefits.",0.0,bewildered,bewildered
3957,Where did my first product ship to?,new york,1.0,"My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. On the eve 
of my 30th birthday, my first shipment left Korea for New York.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_120,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6120
one reason, and it was not for the benefits. I was a shy person, and the 
thought of selling was the most frightening subject in the world. Xerox 
has one of the best sales-training programs in America.
Rich dad was proud of me. My educated dad was ashamed. Being 
an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him. I worked 
with Xerox for four years until I overcame my fear of knocking on 
doors and being rejected. Once I could consistently be in the top five 
in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great 
career with an excellent company.
In 1977, I formed my first company. Rich dad had groomed  
Mike and me to take over companies. So I now had to learn to form 
them and put them together. My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. My formal education was 
complete, and it was time to test my 
wings. If I failed, I would go broke. 
Rich dad thought it best to go broke 
before 30. “You still have time to recover” was his advice. On the eve 
of my 30th birthday, my first shipment left Korea for New York.
Today, I still do business internationally. And as my rich dad  
encouraged me to do, I keep seeking the emerging nations. Today my 
investment company invests in South American countries and Asian 
countries, as well as in Norway and Russia.
There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. 
Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means. They work and they pay the bills.
There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.
The net result is that most workers never get ahead. They do what 
they’ve been taught to do: Get a secure job. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run.",0.0,New York,New York
3958,Which company did I work for for four years?,xerox,2.0,"I worked 
with Xerox for four years until I overcame my fear of knocking on 
doors and being rejected. Xerox 
has one of the best sales-training programs in America.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_120,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6120
one reason, and it was not for the benefits. I was a shy person, and the 
thought of selling was the most frightening subject in the world. Xerox 
has one of the best sales-training programs in America.
Rich dad was proud of me. My educated dad was ashamed. Being 
an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him. I worked 
with Xerox for four years until I overcame my fear of knocking on 
doors and being rejected. Once I could consistently be in the top five 
in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great 
career with an excellent company.
In 1977, I formed my first company. Rich dad had groomed  
Mike and me to take over companies. So I now had to learn to form 
them and put them together. My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. My formal education was 
complete, and it was time to test my 
wings. If I failed, I would go broke. 
Rich dad thought it best to go broke 
before 30. “You still have time to recover” was his advice. On the eve 
of my 30th birthday, my first shipment left Korea for New York.
Today, I still do business internationally. And as my rich dad  
encouraged me to do, I keep seeking the emerging nations. Today my 
investment company invests in South American countries and Asian 
countries, as well as in Norway and Russia.
There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. 
Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means. They work and they pay the bills.
There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.
The net result is that most workers never get ahead. They do what 
they’ve been taught to do: Get a secure job. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run.",0.0,Xerox,Xerox
3959,What is Job an acronym for?,acronym,3.0,"There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_120,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6120
one reason, and it was not for the benefits. I was a shy person, and the 
thought of selling was the most frightening subject in the world. Xerox 
has one of the best sales-training programs in America.
Rich dad was proud of me. My educated dad was ashamed. Being 
an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him. I worked 
with Xerox for four years until I overcame my fear of knocking on 
doors and being rejected. Once I could consistently be in the top five 
in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great 
career with an excellent company.
In 1977, I formed my first company. Rich dad had groomed  
Mike and me to take over companies. So I now had to learn to form 
them and put them together. My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. My formal education was 
complete, and it was time to test my 
wings. If I failed, I would go broke. 
Rich dad thought it best to go broke 
before 30. “You still have time to recover” was his advice. On the eve 
of my 30th birthday, my first shipment left Korea for New York.
Today, I still do business internationally. And as my rich dad  
encouraged me to do, I keep seeking the emerging nations. Today my 
investment company invests in South American countries and Asian 
countries, as well as in Norway and Russia.
There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. 
Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means. They work and they pay the bills.
There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.
The net result is that most workers never get ahead. They do what 
they’ve been taught to do: Get a secure job. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run.",0.0,"Just Over 
Broke","Just Over 
Broke"
3960,Who encouraged me to seek emerging nations?,dad,4.0,"And as my rich dad  
encouraged me to do, I keep seeking the emerging nations. Rich dad had groomed  
Mike and me to take over companies. Rich dad thought it best to go broke 
before 30.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_120,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6120
one reason, and it was not for the benefits. I was a shy person, and the 
thought of selling was the most frightening subject in the world. Xerox 
has one of the best sales-training programs in America.
Rich dad was proud of me. My educated dad was ashamed. Being 
an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him. I worked 
with Xerox for four years until I overcame my fear of knocking on 
doors and being rejected. Once I could consistently be in the top five 
in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great 
career with an excellent company.
In 1977, I formed my first company. Rich dad had groomed  
Mike and me to take over companies. So I now had to learn to form 
them and put them together. My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. My formal education was 
complete, and it was time to test my 
wings. If I failed, I would go broke. 
Rich dad thought it best to go broke 
before 30. “You still have time to recover” was his advice. On the eve 
of my 30th birthday, my first shipment left Korea for New York.
Today, I still do business internationally. And as my rich dad  
encouraged me to do, I keep seeking the emerging nations. Today my 
investment company invests in South American countries and Asian 
countries, as well as in Norway and Russia.
There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. 
Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means. They work and they pay the bills.
There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.
The net result is that most workers never get ahead. They do what 
they’ve been taught to do: Get a secure job. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run.",0.0,my rich dad,my rich dad
3961,Why do most workers live within their means?,intelligence,5.0,"Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means. Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_120,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6120
one reason, and it was not for the benefits. I was a shy person, and the 
thought of selling was the most frightening subject in the world. Xerox 
has one of the best sales-training programs in America.
Rich dad was proud of me. My educated dad was ashamed. Being 
an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him. I worked 
with Xerox for four years until I overcame my fear of knocking on 
doors and being rejected. Once I could consistently be in the top five 
in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great 
career with an excellent company.
In 1977, I formed my first company. Rich dad had groomed  
Mike and me to take over companies. So I now had to learn to form 
them and put them together. My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. My formal education was 
complete, and it was time to test my 
wings. If I failed, I would go broke. 
Rich dad thought it best to go broke 
before 30. “You still have time to recover” was his advice. On the eve 
of my 30th birthday, my first shipment left Korea for New York.
Today, I still do business internationally. And as my rich dad  
encouraged me to do, I keep seeking the emerging nations. Today my 
investment company invests in South American countries and Asian 
countries, as well as in Norway and Russia.
There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. 
Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means. They work and they pay the bills.
There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.
The net result is that most workers never get ahead. They do what 
they’ve been taught to do: Get a secure job. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run.",0.0,Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence,Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence
3962,"What do most people work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that workers won't quit?",workers,6.0,"There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement. There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement. Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_120,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6120
one reason, and it was not for the benefits. I was a shy person, and the 
thought of selling was the most frightening subject in the world. Xerox 
has one of the best sales-training programs in America.
Rich dad was proud of me. My educated dad was ashamed. Being 
an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him. I worked 
with Xerox for four years until I overcame my fear of knocking on 
doors and being rejected. Once I could consistently be in the top five 
in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great 
career with an excellent company.
In 1977, I formed my first company. Rich dad had groomed  
Mike and me to take over companies. So I now had to learn to form 
them and put them together. My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. My formal education was 
complete, and it was time to test my 
wings. If I failed, I would go broke. 
Rich dad thought it best to go broke 
before 30. “You still have time to recover” was his advice. On the eve 
of my 30th birthday, my first shipment left Korea for New York.
Today, I still do business internationally. And as my rich dad  
encouraged me to do, I keep seeking the emerging nations. Today my 
investment company invests in South American countries and Asian 
countries, as well as in Norway and Russia.
There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. 
Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means. They work and they pay the bills.
There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.
The net result is that most workers never get ahead. They do what 
they’ve been taught to do: Get a secure job. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run.",0.0,"Workers 
","Workers 
"
3963,What was my first investment company?,company,7.0,"Once I could consistently be in the top five 
in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great 
career with an excellent company. Today my 
investment company invests in South American countries and Asian 
countries, as well as in Norway and Russia. In 1977, I formed my first company.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_120,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6120
one reason, and it was not for the benefits. I was a shy person, and the 
thought of selling was the most frightening subject in the world. Xerox 
has one of the best sales-training programs in America.
Rich dad was proud of me. My educated dad was ashamed. Being 
an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him. I worked 
with Xerox for four years until I overcame my fear of knocking on 
doors and being rejected. Once I could consistently be in the top five 
in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great 
career with an excellent company.
In 1977, I formed my first company. Rich dad had groomed  
Mike and me to take over companies. So I now had to learn to form 
them and put them together. My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. My formal education was 
complete, and it was time to test my 
wings. If I failed, I would go broke. 
Rich dad thought it best to go broke 
before 30. “You still have time to recover” was his advice. On the eve 
of my 30th birthday, my first shipment left Korea for New York.
Today, I still do business internationally. And as my rich dad  
encouraged me to do, I keep seeking the emerging nations. Today my 
investment company invests in South American countries and Asian 
countries, as well as in Norway and Russia.
There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. 
Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means. They work and they pay the bills.
There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.
The net result is that most workers never get ahead. They do what 
they’ve been taught to do: Get a secure job. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run.",0.0,"
wings","
wings"
3964,What is an acronym for just over broke?,job,8.0,"There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run. They do what 
they’ve been taught to do: Get a secure job.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_120,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6120
one reason, and it was not for the benefits. I was a shy person, and the 
thought of selling was the most frightening subject in the world. Xerox 
has one of the best sales-training programs in America.
Rich dad was proud of me. My educated dad was ashamed. Being 
an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him. I worked 
with Xerox for four years until I overcame my fear of knocking on 
doors and being rejected. Once I could consistently be in the top five 
in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great 
career with an excellent company.
In 1977, I formed my first company. Rich dad had groomed  
Mike and me to take over companies. So I now had to learn to form 
them and put them together. My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. My formal education was 
complete, and it was time to test my 
wings. If I failed, I would go broke. 
Rich dad thought it best to go broke 
before 30. “You still have time to recover” was his advice. On the eve 
of my 30th birthday, my first shipment left Korea for New York.
Today, I still do business internationally. And as my rich dad  
encouraged me to do, I keep seeking the emerging nations. Today my 
investment company invests in South American countries and Asian 
countries, as well as in Norway and Russia.
There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. 
Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means. They work and they pay the bills.
There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.
The net result is that most workers never get ahead. They do what 
they’ve been taught to do: Get a secure job. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run.",0.0,Job,Job
3965,What did I go to in New York?,school,9.0,"My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_120,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6120
one reason, and it was not for the benefits. I was a shy person, and the 
thought of selling was the most frightening subject in the world. Xerox 
has one of the best sales-training programs in America.
Rich dad was proud of me. My educated dad was ashamed. Being 
an intellectual, he thought that salespeople were below him. I worked 
with Xerox for four years until I overcame my fear of knocking on 
doors and being rejected. Once I could consistently be in the top five 
in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great 
career with an excellent company.
In 1977, I formed my first company. Rich dad had groomed  
Mike and me to take over companies. So I now had to learn to form 
them and put them together. My first product, the nylon-and-Velcro 
wallet, was manufactured in the Far East and shipped to a warehouse 
in New York, near where I had gone 
to school. My formal education was 
complete, and it was time to test my 
wings. If I failed, I would go broke. 
Rich dad thought it best to go broke 
before 30. “You still have time to recover” was his advice. On the eve 
of my 30th birthday, my first shipment left Korea for New York.
Today, I still do business internationally. And as my rich dad  
encouraged me to do, I keep seeking the emerging nations. Today my 
investment company invests in South American countries and Asian 
countries, as well as in Norway and Russia.
There is an old cliché that goes: “Job is an acronym for ‘Just Over 
Broke.’” Unfortunately, I would say that applies to millions of people. 
Because school does not think financial intelligence is an intelligence, 
most workers live within their means. They work and they pay the bills.
There is another horrible management theory that goes, “Workers 
work hard enough to not be fired, and owners pay just enough so that 
workers won’t quit.” And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, 
again I would say there is a degree of truth to that statement.
The net result is that most workers never get ahead. They do what 
they’ve been taught to do: Get a secure job. Most workers focus on Job is an acronym for 
“Just Over Broke.”are often disastrous in the long run.",0.0,warehouse,warehouse
3966,Who starred in Jerry Maguire?,tom cruise,1.0,"In the movie Jerry Maguire  starring Tom Cruise, there are many 
great one-liners. It comes from 
the scene where Tom Cruise is leaving the firm.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_121,"Rich Dad Poor Dad121
working for pay and benefits that reward them in the short term, but 
are often disastrous in the long run.
Instead, I recommend to young people to seek work for what they  
will learn, more than what they will earn. Look down the road at 
what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession 
and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.
Once people are trapped in the lifelong process of bill-paying,  
they become like those little hamsters running around in those metal 
wheels. Their little furry legs are spinning furiously, the wheel is  
turning furiously, but come tomorrow morning, they’ll still be in  
the same cage. Great job.
In the movie Jerry Maguire  starring Tom Cruise, there are many 
great one-liners. Probably the most memorable is: “Show me the 
money.” But there is one line I thought most truthful. It comes from 
the scene where Tom Cruise is leaving the firm. He has just been fired, 
and he is asking the entire company, “Who wants to come with me?” 
And the whole place is silent and frozen. Only one woman speaks up 
and says, “I’d like to, but I’m due for a promotion in three months.”
That statement is probably the most truthful statement in the whole 
movie. It is the type of statement that people use to keep themselves busy, 
working away to pay bills. I know my educated dad looked forward to his 
pay raise every year, and every year he was disappointed. So he would go 
back to school to earn more qualifications so he could get another raise. 
Then, once again, there would be another disappointment.
The question I often ask people is, “Where is this daily activity  
taking you?” Just like the little hamster, I wonder if people look at 
where their hard work is taking them. What does the future hold? 
In his book  The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited 
the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met 
with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement 
plans for top management. When I asked her what people who don’t 
have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, 
she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’.their brains out.",0.0,Tom Cruise,Tom Cruise
3967,What do people become when they are trapped in the lifelong process of bill-paying?,hamsters,2.0,"Once people are trapped in the lifelong process of bill-paying,  
they become like those little hamsters running around in those metal 
wheels.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_121,"Rich Dad Poor Dad121
working for pay and benefits that reward them in the short term, but 
are often disastrous in the long run.
Instead, I recommend to young people to seek work for what they  
will learn, more than what they will earn. Look down the road at 
what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession 
and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.
Once people are trapped in the lifelong process of bill-paying,  
they become like those little hamsters running around in those metal 
wheels. Their little furry legs are spinning furiously, the wheel is  
turning furiously, but come tomorrow morning, they’ll still be in  
the same cage. Great job.
In the movie Jerry Maguire  starring Tom Cruise, there are many 
great one-liners. Probably the most memorable is: “Show me the 
money.” But there is one line I thought most truthful. It comes from 
the scene where Tom Cruise is leaving the firm. He has just been fired, 
and he is asking the entire company, “Who wants to come with me?” 
And the whole place is silent and frozen. Only one woman speaks up 
and says, “I’d like to, but I’m due for a promotion in three months.”
That statement is probably the most truthful statement in the whole 
movie. It is the type of statement that people use to keep themselves busy, 
working away to pay bills. I know my educated dad looked forward to his 
pay raise every year, and every year he was disappointed. So he would go 
back to school to earn more qualifications so he could get another raise. 
Then, once again, there would be another disappointment.
The question I often ask people is, “Where is this daily activity  
taking you?” Just like the little hamster, I wonder if people look at 
where their hard work is taking them. What does the future hold? 
In his book  The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited 
the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met 
with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement 
plans for top management. When I asked her what people who don’t 
have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, 
she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’.their brains out.",0.0,"like those little hamsters running around in those metal 
wheels","like those little hamsters running around in those metal 
wheels"
3968,What are the little hamsters running around in when they are trapped in bill-paying?,wheels,3.0,"Once people are trapped in the lifelong process of bill-paying,  
they become like those little hamsters running around in those metal 
wheels.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_121,"Rich Dad Poor Dad121
working for pay and benefits that reward them in the short term, but 
are often disastrous in the long run.
Instead, I recommend to young people to seek work for what they  
will learn, more than what they will earn. Look down the road at 
what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession 
and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.
Once people are trapped in the lifelong process of bill-paying,  
they become like those little hamsters running around in those metal 
wheels. Their little furry legs are spinning furiously, the wheel is  
turning furiously, but come tomorrow morning, they’ll still be in  
the same cage. Great job.
In the movie Jerry Maguire  starring Tom Cruise, there are many 
great one-liners. Probably the most memorable is: “Show me the 
money.” But there is one line I thought most truthful. It comes from 
the scene where Tom Cruise is leaving the firm. He has just been fired, 
and he is asking the entire company, “Who wants to come with me?” 
And the whole place is silent and frozen. Only one woman speaks up 
and says, “I’d like to, but I’m due for a promotion in three months.”
That statement is probably the most truthful statement in the whole 
movie. It is the type of statement that people use to keep themselves busy, 
working away to pay bills. I know my educated dad looked forward to his 
pay raise every year, and every year he was disappointed. So he would go 
back to school to earn more qualifications so he could get another raise. 
Then, once again, there would be another disappointment.
The question I often ask people is, “Where is this daily activity  
taking you?” Just like the little hamster, I wonder if people look at 
where their hard work is taking them. What does the future hold? 
In his book  The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited 
the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met 
with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement 
plans for top management. When I asked her what people who don’t 
have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, 
she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’.their brains out.",0.0,"metal 
wheels","metal 
wheels"
3969,What is the best pay and benefits for a poor dad?,benefits,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad121
working for pay and benefits that reward them in the short term, but 
are often disastrous in the long run.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_121,"Rich Dad Poor Dad121
working for pay and benefits that reward them in the short term, but 
are often disastrous in the long run.
Instead, I recommend to young people to seek work for what they  
will learn, more than what they will earn. Look down the road at 
what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession 
and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.
Once people are trapped in the lifelong process of bill-paying,  
they become like those little hamsters running around in those metal 
wheels. Their little furry legs are spinning furiously, the wheel is  
turning furiously, but come tomorrow morning, they’ll still be in  
the same cage. Great job.
In the movie Jerry Maguire  starring Tom Cruise, there are many 
great one-liners. Probably the most memorable is: “Show me the 
money.” But there is one line I thought most truthful. It comes from 
the scene where Tom Cruise is leaving the firm. He has just been fired, 
and he is asking the entire company, “Who wants to come with me?” 
And the whole place is silent and frozen. Only one woman speaks up 
and says, “I’d like to, but I’m due for a promotion in three months.”
That statement is probably the most truthful statement in the whole 
movie. It is the type of statement that people use to keep themselves busy, 
working away to pay bills. I know my educated dad looked forward to his 
pay raise every year, and every year he was disappointed. So he would go 
back to school to earn more qualifications so he could get another raise. 
Then, once again, there would be another disappointment.
The question I often ask people is, “Where is this daily activity  
taking you?” Just like the little hamster, I wonder if people look at 
where their hard work is taking them. What does the future hold? 
In his book  The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited 
the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met 
with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement 
plans for top management. When I asked her what people who don’t 
have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, 
she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’.their brains out.",0.0,reward them in the short term,reward them in the short term
3970,What is the main reason for poor dad121 working for?,pay,5.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad121
working for pay and benefits that reward them in the short term, but 
are often disastrous in the long run. I know my educated dad looked forward to his 
pay raise every year, and every year he was disappointed. It is the type of statement that people use to keep themselves busy, 
working away to pay bills.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_121,"Rich Dad Poor Dad121
working for pay and benefits that reward them in the short term, but 
are often disastrous in the long run.
Instead, I recommend to young people to seek work for what they  
will learn, more than what they will earn. Look down the road at 
what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession 
and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.
Once people are trapped in the lifelong process of bill-paying,  
they become like those little hamsters running around in those metal 
wheels. Their little furry legs are spinning furiously, the wheel is  
turning furiously, but come tomorrow morning, they’ll still be in  
the same cage. Great job.
In the movie Jerry Maguire  starring Tom Cruise, there are many 
great one-liners. Probably the most memorable is: “Show me the 
money.” But there is one line I thought most truthful. It comes from 
the scene where Tom Cruise is leaving the firm. He has just been fired, 
and he is asking the entire company, “Who wants to come with me?” 
And the whole place is silent and frozen. Only one woman speaks up 
and says, “I’d like to, but I’m due for a promotion in three months.”
That statement is probably the most truthful statement in the whole 
movie. It is the type of statement that people use to keep themselves busy, 
working away to pay bills. I know my educated dad looked forward to his 
pay raise every year, and every year he was disappointed. So he would go 
back to school to earn more qualifications so he could get another raise. 
Then, once again, there would be another disappointment.
The question I often ask people is, “Where is this daily activity  
taking you?” Just like the little hamster, I wonder if people look at 
where their hard work is taking them. What does the future hold? 
In his book  The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited 
the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met 
with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement 
plans for top management. When I asked her what people who don’t 
have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, 
she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’.their brains out.",0.0,pay and benefits,pay and benefits
3971,Who do I ask when I think about my daily activities?,people,6.0,"When I asked her what people who don’t 
have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, 
she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’.their brains out. The question I often ask people is, “Where is this daily activity  
taking you?” Just like the little hamster, I wonder if people look at 
where their hard work is taking them. The question I often ask people is, “Where is this daily activity  
taking you?” Just like the little hamster, I wonder if people look at 
where their hard work is taking them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_121,"Rich Dad Poor Dad121
working for pay and benefits that reward them in the short term, but 
are often disastrous in the long run.
Instead, I recommend to young people to seek work for what they  
will learn, more than what they will earn. Look down the road at 
what skills they want to acquire before choosing a specific profession 
and before getting trapped in the Rat Race.
Once people are trapped in the lifelong process of bill-paying,  
they become like those little hamsters running around in those metal 
wheels. Their little furry legs are spinning furiously, the wheel is  
turning furiously, but come tomorrow morning, they’ll still be in  
the same cage. Great job.
In the movie Jerry Maguire  starring Tom Cruise, there are many 
great one-liners. Probably the most memorable is: “Show me the 
money.” But there is one line I thought most truthful. It comes from 
the scene where Tom Cruise is leaving the firm. He has just been fired, 
and he is asking the entire company, “Who wants to come with me?” 
And the whole place is silent and frozen. Only one woman speaks up 
and says, “I’d like to, but I’m due for a promotion in three months.”
That statement is probably the most truthful statement in the whole 
movie. It is the type of statement that people use to keep themselves busy, 
working away to pay bills. I know my educated dad looked forward to his 
pay raise every year, and every year he was disappointed. So he would go 
back to school to earn more qualifications so he could get another raise. 
Then, once again, there would be another disappointment.
The question I often ask people is, “Where is this daily activity  
taking you?” Just like the little hamster, I wonder if people look at 
where their hard work is taking them. What does the future hold? 
In his book  The Retirement Myth, Craig S. Karpel writes: “I visited 
the headquarters of a major national pension consulting firm and met 
with a managing director who specializes in designing lush retirement 
plans for top management. When I asked her what people who don’t 
have corner offices will be able to expect in the way of pension income, 
she said with a confident smile, ‘The Silver Bullet’.their brains out.",0.0,"Where is this daily activity  
taking you","Where is this daily activity  
taking you"
3972,Who do hospitals in countries with socialized medicine make decisions based on?,patients,1.0,"Already, many hospitals in countries with socialized medicine 
need to make tough decisions such as, “Who will live, and who will 
die?” They make those decisions purely on how much money they 
have and how old the patients are.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_122,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6122
“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’”
“She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have 
enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow 
their brains out.’”
Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-
benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It 
is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just 
for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care 
and  the picture is frightening. 
Already, many hospitals in countries with socialized medicine 
need to make tough decisions such as, “Who will live, and who will 
die?” They make those decisions purely on how much money they 
have and how old the patients are. If the patient is old, they often will 
give the medical care to someone younger. The older poor patient 
gets put to the back of the line. Just as the rich can afford better 
education, the rich will be able to keep themselves alive, while those 
who have little wealth will die.
So I wonder: Are workers looking into the future or just until 
their next paycheck, never questioning where they are headed?
When I speak to adults who want to earn more money, I always  
recommend the same thing. I suggest taking a long view of their life.  
Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit 
are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them 
a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing 
company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales 
skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that 
help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the 
main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable 
than money, in the long run.
When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is 
too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.”
If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would  
rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the 
government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,”   to feel better and live longer.",0.0,"how much money they 
have and how old the patients are","how much money they 
have and how old the patients are"
3973,What is the second job that I suggest they learn?,skill,2.0,"Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit 
are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them 
a second skill.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_122,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6122
“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’”
“She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have 
enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow 
their brains out.’”
Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-
benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It 
is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just 
for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care 
and  the picture is frightening. 
Already, many hospitals in countries with socialized medicine 
need to make tough decisions such as, “Who will live, and who will 
die?” They make those decisions purely on how much money they 
have and how old the patients are. If the patient is old, they often will 
give the medical care to someone younger. The older poor patient 
gets put to the back of the line. Just as the rich can afford better 
education, the rich will be able to keep themselves alive, while those 
who have little wealth will die.
So I wonder: Are workers looking into the future or just until 
their next paycheck, never questioning where they are headed?
When I speak to adults who want to earn more money, I always  
recommend the same thing. I suggest taking a long view of their life.  
Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit 
are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them 
a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing 
company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales 
skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that 
help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the 
main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable 
than money, in the long run.
When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is 
too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.”
If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would  
rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the 
government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,”   to feel better and live longer.",0.0,"
a second skill","
a second skill"
3974,What is the best long term nursing home care?,care,3.0,"Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care 
and  the picture is frightening. If the patient is old, they often will 
give the medical care to someone younger.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_122,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6122
“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’”
“She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have 
enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow 
their brains out.’”
Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-
benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It 
is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just 
for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care 
and  the picture is frightening. 
Already, many hospitals in countries with socialized medicine 
need to make tough decisions such as, “Who will live, and who will 
die?” They make those decisions purely on how much money they 
have and how old the patients are. If the patient is old, they often will 
give the medical care to someone younger. The older poor patient 
gets put to the back of the line. Just as the rich can afford better 
education, the rich will be able to keep themselves alive, while those 
who have little wealth will die.
So I wonder: Are workers looking into the future or just until 
their next paycheck, never questioning where they are headed?
When I speak to adults who want to earn more money, I always  
recommend the same thing. I suggest taking a long view of their life.  
Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit 
are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them 
a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing 
company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales 
skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that 
help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the 
main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable 
than money, in the long run.
When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is 
too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.”
If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would  
rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the 
government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,”   to feel better and live longer.",0.0,The Silver Bullet,The Silver Bullet
3975,What is more valuable than money?,education,4.0,"Just as the rich can afford better 
education, the rich will be able to keep themselves alive, while those 
who have little wealth will die. Education is more valuable 
than money, in the long run.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_122,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6122
“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’”
“She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have 
enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow 
their brains out.’”
Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-
benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It 
is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just 
for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care 
and  the picture is frightening. 
Already, many hospitals in countries with socialized medicine 
need to make tough decisions such as, “Who will live, and who will 
die?” They make those decisions purely on how much money they 
have and how old the patients are. If the patient is old, they often will 
give the medical care to someone younger. The older poor patient 
gets put to the back of the line. Just as the rich can afford better 
education, the rich will be able to keep themselves alive, while those 
who have little wealth will die.
So I wonder: Are workers looking into the future or just until 
their next paycheck, never questioning where they are headed?
When I speak to adults who want to earn more money, I always  
recommend the same thing. I suggest taking a long view of their life.  
Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit 
are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them 
a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing 
company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales 
skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that 
help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the 
main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable 
than money, in the long run.
When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is 
too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.”
If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would  
rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the 
government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,”   to feel better and live longer.",0.0,Education,Education
3976,What is multilevel marketing?,company,5.0,"Often I recommend joining a network-marketing 
company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales 
skills.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_122,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6122
“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’”
“She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have 
enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow 
their brains out.’”
Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-
benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It 
is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just 
for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care 
and  the picture is frightening. 
Already, many hospitals in countries with socialized medicine 
need to make tough decisions such as, “Who will live, and who will 
die?” They make those decisions purely on how much money they 
have and how old the patients are. If the patient is old, they often will 
give the medical care to someone younger. The older poor patient 
gets put to the back of the line. Just as the rich can afford better 
education, the rich will be able to keep themselves alive, while those 
who have little wealth will die.
So I wonder: Are workers looking into the future or just until 
their next paycheck, never questioning where they are headed?
When I speak to adults who want to earn more money, I always  
recommend the same thing. I suggest taking a long view of their life.  
Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit 
are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them 
a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing 
company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales 
skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that 
help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the 
main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable 
than money, in the long run.
When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is 
too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.”
If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would  
rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the 
government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,”   to feel better and live longer.",0.0,network-marketing,network-marketing
3977,What do hospitals in countries with socialized medicine need to make tough decisions based on how much money they have and how old the patients are?,money,6.0,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6122
“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’”
“She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have 
enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow 
their brains out.’”
Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-
benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. Already, many hospitals in countries with socialized medicine 
need to make tough decisions such as, “Who will live, and who will 
die?” They make those decisions purely on how much money they 
have and how old the patients are. Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit 
are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them 
a second skill.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_122,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6122
“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’”
“She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have 
enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow 
their brains out.’”
Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-
benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It 
is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just 
for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care 
and  the picture is frightening. 
Already, many hospitals in countries with socialized medicine 
need to make tough decisions such as, “Who will live, and who will 
die?” They make those decisions purely on how much money they 
have and how old the patients are. If the patient is old, they often will 
give the medical care to someone younger. The older poor patient 
gets put to the back of the line. Just as the rich can afford better 
education, the rich will be able to keep themselves alive, while those 
who have little wealth will die.
So I wonder: Are workers looking into the future or just until 
their next paycheck, never questioning where they are headed?
When I speak to adults who want to earn more money, I always  
recommend the same thing. I suggest taking a long view of their life.  
Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit 
are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them 
a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing 
company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales 
skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that 
help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the 
main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable 
than money, in the long run.
When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is 
too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.”
If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would  
rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the 
government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,”   to feel better and live longer.",0.0,"Who will live, and who will 
die?”","Who will live, and who will 
die?”"
3978,What do you think you would rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the government?,life,7.0,"When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is 
too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.”
If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would  
rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the 
government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,”   to feel better and live longer. I suggest taking a long view of their life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_122,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6122
“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’”
“She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have 
enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow 
their brains out.’”
Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-
benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It 
is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just 
for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care 
and  the picture is frightening. 
Already, many hospitals in countries with socialized medicine 
need to make tough decisions such as, “Who will live, and who will 
die?” They make those decisions purely on how much money they 
have and how old the patients are. If the patient is old, they often will 
give the medical care to someone younger. The older poor patient 
gets put to the back of the line. Just as the rich can afford better 
education, the rich will be able to keep themselves alive, while those 
who have little wealth will die.
So I wonder: Are workers looking into the future or just until 
their next paycheck, never questioning where they are headed?
When I speak to adults who want to earn more money, I always  
recommend the same thing. I suggest taking a long view of their life.  
Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit 
are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them 
a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing 
company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales 
skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that 
help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the 
main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable 
than money, in the long run.
When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is 
too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.”
If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would  
rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the 
government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,”   to feel better and live longer.",0.0,money and security,money and security
3979,What are the main reasons people are unsuccessful?,people,8.0,"Some of these companies have excellent training programs that 
help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the 
main reasons people are unsuccessful. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that 
help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the 
main reasons people are unsuccessful. It 
is not a pretty picture for most people working today.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_122,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6122
“What, I asked, is ‘The Silver Bullet?’”
“She shrugged and said, ‘If baby boomers discover they don’t have 
enough money to live on when they’re older, they can always blow 
their brains out.’”
Karpel goes on to explain the difference between the old defined-
benefit retirement plans and the new 401(k) plans that are riskier. It 
is not a pretty picture for most people working today. And that is just 
for retirement. Add medical fees and long-term nursing-home care 
and  the picture is frightening. 
Already, many hospitals in countries with socialized medicine 
need to make tough decisions such as, “Who will live, and who will 
die?” They make those decisions purely on how much money they 
have and how old the patients are. If the patient is old, they often will 
give the medical care to someone younger. The older poor patient 
gets put to the back of the line. Just as the rich can afford better 
education, the rich will be able to keep themselves alive, while those 
who have little wealth will die.
So I wonder: Are workers looking into the future or just until 
their next paycheck, never questioning where they are headed?
When I speak to adults who want to earn more money, I always  
recommend the same thing. I suggest taking a long view of their life.  
Instead of simply working for the money and security, which I admit 
are important, I suggest they take a second job that will teach them 
a second skill. Often I recommend joining a network-marketing 
company, also called multilevel marketing, if they want to learn sales 
skills. Some of these companies have excellent training programs that 
help people get over their fear of failure and rejection, which are the 
main reasons people are unsuccessful. Education is more valuable 
than money, in the long run.
When I offer this suggestion, I often hear in response, “Oh that is 
too much hassle,” or “I only want to do what I am interested in.”
If they say, “It’s too much of a hassle,” I ask, “So you would  
rather work all your life giving 50 percent of what you earn to the 
government?” If they tell me, “I only do what I am interested in,”   to feel better and live longer.",0.0,fear of failure and rejection,fear of failure and rejection
3980,What are the unions that protect specialists?,labor unions,1.0,"Labor unions are designed to 
protect specialists.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_123,"Rich Dad Poor Dad123
I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want 
to feel better and live longer.”
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the old statement, “You can’t 
teach an old dog new tricks.” Unless a person is used to changing, it’s 
hard to change.
But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes  
to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word  
of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most  
painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There 
have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am 
there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am 
always glad I talked myself into going.
If you are unwilling to work to learn something new and instead 
insist on becoming highly specialized within your field, make sure the  
company you work for is unionized. Labor unions are designed to 
protect specialists. My educated dad, after falling from grace with 
the governor, became the head of the teachers union in Hawaii. He 
told me that it was the hardest job he ever held. My rich dad, on the 
other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from 
becoming unionized. He was successful. Although the unions came 
close, rich dad was always able to fight them off. 
Personally, I take no sides because I can see the need for and 
the benefits of both sides. If you do as school recommends, become 
highly specialized. Then seek union protection. For example, had I 
continued with my flying career, I would have sought a company that 
had a strong pilots union. Why? Because my life would be dedicated 
to learning a skill that was valuable in only one industry. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry. A displaced senior pilot—with 100,000 hours of 
heavy airline transport time, earning $150,000 a year—would have a 
hard time finding an equivalent high-paying job teaching in school. 
Skills do not necessarily transfer from industry to industry. Skills the 
pilots are paid for in the airline industry are not as important in, say, 
the school system.The same is true even for doctors today.",0.0,Labor unions,Labor unions
3981,What is life like?,gym,2.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad123
I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want 
to feel better and live longer.”
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the old statement, “You can’t 
teach an old dog new tricks.” Unless a person is used to changing, it’s 
hard to change. But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes  
to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word  
of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. There 
have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am 
there and in motion, it is a pleasure.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_123,"Rich Dad Poor Dad123
I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want 
to feel better and live longer.”
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the old statement, “You can’t 
teach an old dog new tricks.” Unless a person is used to changing, it’s 
hard to change.
But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes  
to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word  
of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most  
painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There 
have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am 
there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am 
always glad I talked myself into going.
If you are unwilling to work to learn something new and instead 
insist on becoming highly specialized within your field, make sure the  
company you work for is unionized. Labor unions are designed to 
protect specialists. My educated dad, after falling from grace with 
the governor, became the head of the teachers union in Hawaii. He 
told me that it was the hardest job he ever held. My rich dad, on the 
other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from 
becoming unionized. He was successful. Although the unions came 
close, rich dad was always able to fight them off. 
Personally, I take no sides because I can see the need for and 
the benefits of both sides. If you do as school recommends, become 
highly specialized. Then seek union protection. For example, had I 
continued with my flying career, I would have sought a company that 
had a strong pilots union. Why? Because my life would be dedicated 
to learning a skill that was valuable in only one industry. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry. A displaced senior pilot—with 100,000 hours of 
heavy airline transport time, earning $150,000 a year—would have a 
hard time finding an equivalent high-paying job teaching in school. 
Skills do not necessarily transfer from industry to industry. Skills the 
pilots are paid for in the airline industry are not as important in, say, 
the school system.The same is true even for doctors today.",0.0,going to the gym,going to the gym
3982,Who was the head of the teachers union in Hawaii?,dad,3.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad123
I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want 
to feel better and live longer.”
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the old statement, “You can’t 
teach an old dog new tricks.” Unless a person is used to changing, it’s 
hard to change. My educated dad, after falling from grace with 
the governor, became the head of the teachers union in Hawaii. My rich dad, on the 
other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from 
becoming unionized.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_123,"Rich Dad Poor Dad123
I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want 
to feel better and live longer.”
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the old statement, “You can’t 
teach an old dog new tricks.” Unless a person is used to changing, it’s 
hard to change.
But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes  
to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word  
of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most  
painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There 
have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am 
there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am 
always glad I talked myself into going.
If you are unwilling to work to learn something new and instead 
insist on becoming highly specialized within your field, make sure the  
company you work for is unionized. Labor unions are designed to 
protect specialists. My educated dad, after falling from grace with 
the governor, became the head of the teachers union in Hawaii. He 
told me that it was the hardest job he ever held. My rich dad, on the 
other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from 
becoming unionized. He was successful. Although the unions came 
close, rich dad was always able to fight them off. 
Personally, I take no sides because I can see the need for and 
the benefits of both sides. If you do as school recommends, become 
highly specialized. Then seek union protection. For example, had I 
continued with my flying career, I would have sought a company that 
had a strong pilots union. Why? Because my life would be dedicated 
to learning a skill that was valuable in only one industry. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry. A displaced senior pilot—with 100,000 hours of 
heavy airline transport time, earning $150,000 a year—would have a 
hard time finding an equivalent high-paying job teaching in school. 
Skills do not necessarily transfer from industry to industry. Skills the 
pilots are paid for in the airline industry are not as important in, say, 
the school system.The same is true even for doctors today.",0.0,My educated dad,My educated dad
3983,What is valuable in only one industry?,skill,4.0,"Because my life would be dedicated 
to learning a skill that was valuable in only one industry.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_123,"Rich Dad Poor Dad123
I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want 
to feel better and live longer.”
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the old statement, “You can’t 
teach an old dog new tricks.” Unless a person is used to changing, it’s 
hard to change.
But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes  
to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word  
of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most  
painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There 
have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am 
there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am 
always glad I talked myself into going.
If you are unwilling to work to learn something new and instead 
insist on becoming highly specialized within your field, make sure the  
company you work for is unionized. Labor unions are designed to 
protect specialists. My educated dad, after falling from grace with 
the governor, became the head of the teachers union in Hawaii. He 
told me that it was the hardest job he ever held. My rich dad, on the 
other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from 
becoming unionized. He was successful. Although the unions came 
close, rich dad was always able to fight them off. 
Personally, I take no sides because I can see the need for and 
the benefits of both sides. If you do as school recommends, become 
highly specialized. Then seek union protection. For example, had I 
continued with my flying career, I would have sought a company that 
had a strong pilots union. Why? Because my life would be dedicated 
to learning a skill that was valuable in only one industry. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry. A displaced senior pilot—with 100,000 hours of 
heavy airline transport time, earning $150,000 a year—would have a 
hard time finding an equivalent high-paying job teaching in school. 
Skills do not necessarily transfer from industry to industry. Skills the 
pilots are paid for in the airline industry are not as important in, say, 
the school system.The same is true even for doctors today.",0.0,learning a skill,learning a skill
3984,"If I were pushed out of what industry, my life skills would not be as valuable to another industry?",industry,5.0,"Skills the 
pilots are paid for in the airline industry are not as important in, say, 
the school system.The same is true even for doctors today. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_123,"Rich Dad Poor Dad123
I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want 
to feel better and live longer.”
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the old statement, “You can’t 
teach an old dog new tricks.” Unless a person is used to changing, it’s 
hard to change.
But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes  
to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word  
of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most  
painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There 
have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am 
there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am 
always glad I talked myself into going.
If you are unwilling to work to learn something new and instead 
insist on becoming highly specialized within your field, make sure the  
company you work for is unionized. Labor unions are designed to 
protect specialists. My educated dad, after falling from grace with 
the governor, became the head of the teachers union in Hawaii. He 
told me that it was the hardest job he ever held. My rich dad, on the 
other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from 
becoming unionized. He was successful. Although the unions came 
close, rich dad was always able to fight them off. 
Personally, I take no sides because I can see the need for and 
the benefits of both sides. If you do as school recommends, become 
highly specialized. Then seek union protection. For example, had I 
continued with my flying career, I would have sought a company that 
had a strong pilots union. Why? Because my life would be dedicated 
to learning a skill that was valuable in only one industry. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry. A displaced senior pilot—with 100,000 hours of 
heavy airline transport time, earning $150,000 a year—would have a 
hard time finding an equivalent high-paying job teaching in school. 
Skills do not necessarily transfer from industry to industry. Skills the 
pilots are paid for in the airline industry are not as important in, say, 
the school system.The same is true even for doctors today.",0.0,senior pilot,senior pilot
3985,"If you are unwilling to learn something new and instead insist on becoming highly specialized within your field, make sure what you work for is unionized?",company,6.0,"If you are unwilling to work to learn something new and instead 
insist on becoming highly specialized within your field, make sure the  
company you work for is unionized. For example, had I 
continued with my flying career, I would have sought a company that 
had a strong pilots union.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_123,"Rich Dad Poor Dad123
I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want 
to feel better and live longer.”
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the old statement, “You can’t 
teach an old dog new tricks.” Unless a person is used to changing, it’s 
hard to change.
But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes  
to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word  
of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most  
painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There 
have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am 
there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am 
always glad I talked myself into going.
If you are unwilling to work to learn something new and instead 
insist on becoming highly specialized within your field, make sure the  
company you work for is unionized. Labor unions are designed to 
protect specialists. My educated dad, after falling from grace with 
the governor, became the head of the teachers union in Hawaii. He 
told me that it was the hardest job he ever held. My rich dad, on the 
other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from 
becoming unionized. He was successful. Although the unions came 
close, rich dad was always able to fight them off. 
Personally, I take no sides because I can see the need for and 
the benefits of both sides. If you do as school recommends, become 
highly specialized. Then seek union protection. For example, had I 
continued with my flying career, I would have sought a company that 
had a strong pilots union. Why? Because my life would be dedicated 
to learning a skill that was valuable in only one industry. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry. A displaced senior pilot—with 100,000 hours of 
heavy airline transport time, earning $150,000 a year—would have a 
hard time finding an equivalent high-paying job teaching in school. 
Skills do not necessarily transfer from industry to industry. Skills the 
pilots are paid for in the airline industry are not as important in, say, 
the school system.The same is true even for doctors today.",0.0,"
company","
company"
3986,What is the hardest job a displaced senior pilot would have to find?,job,7.0,"A displaced senior pilot—with 100,000 hours of 
heavy airline transport time, earning $150,000 a year—would have a 
hard time finding an equivalent high-paying job teaching in school. He 
told me that it was the hardest job he ever held.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_123,"Rich Dad Poor Dad123
I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want 
to feel better and live longer.”
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the old statement, “You can’t 
teach an old dog new tricks.” Unless a person is used to changing, it’s 
hard to change.
But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes  
to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word  
of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most  
painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There 
have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am 
there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am 
always glad I talked myself into going.
If you are unwilling to work to learn something new and instead 
insist on becoming highly specialized within your field, make sure the  
company you work for is unionized. Labor unions are designed to 
protect specialists. My educated dad, after falling from grace with 
the governor, became the head of the teachers union in Hawaii. He 
told me that it was the hardest job he ever held. My rich dad, on the 
other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from 
becoming unionized. He was successful. Although the unions came 
close, rich dad was always able to fight them off. 
Personally, I take no sides because I can see the need for and 
the benefits of both sides. If you do as school recommends, become 
highly specialized. Then seek union protection. For example, had I 
continued with my flying career, I would have sought a company that 
had a strong pilots union. Why? Because my life would be dedicated 
to learning a skill that was valuable in only one industry. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry. A displaced senior pilot—with 100,000 hours of 
heavy airline transport time, earning $150,000 a year—would have a 
hard time finding an equivalent high-paying job teaching in school. 
Skills do not necessarily transfer from industry to industry. Skills the 
pilots are paid for in the airline industry are not as important in, say, 
the school system.The same is true even for doctors today.",0.0,teaching in school,teaching in school
3987,What is like going to the gym?,life,8.0,"But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes  
to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word  
of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. My rich dad, on the 
other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from 
becoming unionized. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_123,"Rich Dad Poor Dad123
I say, “I’m not interested in going to the gym, but I go because I want 
to feel better and live longer.”
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the old statement, “You can’t 
teach an old dog new tricks.” Unless a person is used to changing, it’s 
hard to change.
But for those of you who might be on the fence when it comes  
to the idea of working to learn something new, I offer this word  
of encouragement: Life is much like going to the gym. The most  
painful part is deciding to go. Once you get past that, it’s easy. There 
have been many days I have dreaded going to the gym, but once I am 
there and in motion, it is a pleasure. After the workout is over, I am 
always glad I talked myself into going.
If you are unwilling to work to learn something new and instead 
insist on becoming highly specialized within your field, make sure the  
company you work for is unionized. Labor unions are designed to 
protect specialists. My educated dad, after falling from grace with 
the governor, became the head of the teachers union in Hawaii. He 
told me that it was the hardest job he ever held. My rich dad, on the 
other hand, spent his life doing his best to keep his companies from 
becoming unionized. He was successful. Although the unions came 
close, rich dad was always able to fight them off. 
Personally, I take no sides because I can see the need for and 
the benefits of both sides. If you do as school recommends, become 
highly specialized. Then seek union protection. For example, had I 
continued with my flying career, I would have sought a company that 
had a strong pilots union. Why? Because my life would be dedicated 
to learning a skill that was valuable in only one industry. If I were 
pushed out of that industry, my life’s skills would not be as valuable 
to another industry. A displaced senior pilot—with 100,000 hours of 
heavy airline transport time, earning $150,000 a year—would have a 
hard time finding an equivalent high-paying job teaching in school. 
Skills do not necessarily transfer from industry to industry. Skills the 
pilots are paid for in the airline industry are not as important in, say, 
the school system.The same is true even for doctors today.",0.0,Life,Life
3988,What do schoolteachers need to be?,union members,1.0,"Schoolteachers definitely need to be 
union members.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_124,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6124
The same is true even for doctors today. With all the changes in 
medicine, many medical specialists are needing to conform to medical 
organizations such as HMOs. Schoolteachers definitely need to be 
union members. Today in America, the teachers union is the largest 
and the richest labor union of all. The NEA, the National Education 
Association, has tremendous political clout. Teachers need the 
protection of their union because their skills are also of limited value 
to an industry outside of education. So the rule of thumb is: “Highly 
specialized; then unionize.” It’s the smart thing to do.
When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a  
better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students 
raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better 
hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”
The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business 
systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they 
focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing 
about business systems. 
A friend of mine in Hawaii is a great artist. He makes a sizable 
amount of money. One day his mother’s attorney called to tell him 
that she had left him $35,000. That is what was left of her estate after 
the attorney and the government took their shares. Immediately, he 
saw an opportunity to increase his business by using some of this 
money to advertise. T wo months later, his first four-color, full-page  
ad appeared in an expensive magazine that targeted the very rich.  
The ad ran for three months. He received no replies from the ad,  
and all of his inheritance is now gone. He now wants to sue the 
magazine for misrepresentation.
This is a common case of someone who can build a beautiful  
hamburger, but knows little about business. When I asked him what 
he learned, his only reply was, “Advertising salespeople are crooks.” 
I then asked him if he would be willing to take a course in sales and 
a course in direct marketing. His reply, “I don’t have the time, and I 
don’t want to waste my money.”
The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re 
poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know.",0.0,"
union members","
union members"
3989,What is the best hamburger restaurant in the world?,mcdonald,2.0,"I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better 
hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”
The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business 
systems. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better 
hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”
The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business 
systems. When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a  
better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students 
raise their hands.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_124,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6124
The same is true even for doctors today. With all the changes in 
medicine, many medical specialists are needing to conform to medical 
organizations such as HMOs. Schoolteachers definitely need to be 
union members. Today in America, the teachers union is the largest 
and the richest labor union of all. The NEA, the National Education 
Association, has tremendous political clout. Teachers need the 
protection of their union because their skills are also of limited value 
to an industry outside of education. So the rule of thumb is: “Highly 
specialized; then unionize.” It’s the smart thing to do.
When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a  
better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students 
raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better 
hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”
The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business 
systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they 
focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing 
about business systems. 
A friend of mine in Hawaii is a great artist. He makes a sizable 
amount of money. One day his mother’s attorney called to tell him 
that she had left him $35,000. That is what was left of her estate after 
the attorney and the government took their shares. Immediately, he 
saw an opportunity to increase his business by using some of this 
money to advertise. T wo months later, his first four-color, full-page  
ad appeared in an expensive magazine that targeted the very rich.  
The ad ran for three months. He received no replies from the ad,  
and all of his inheritance is now gone. He now wants to sue the 
magazine for misrepresentation.
This is a common case of someone who can build a beautiful  
hamburger, but knows little about business. When I asked him what 
he learned, his only reply was, “Advertising salespeople are crooks.” 
I then asked him if he would be willing to take a course in sales and 
a course in direct marketing. His reply, “I don’t have the time, and I 
don’t want to waste my money.”
The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re 
poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know.",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
3990,What is the largest and richest labor union in America?,teachers union,3.0,"Today in America, the teachers union is the largest 
and the richest labor union of all.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_124,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6124
The same is true even for doctors today. With all the changes in 
medicine, many medical specialists are needing to conform to medical 
organizations such as HMOs. Schoolteachers definitely need to be 
union members. Today in America, the teachers union is the largest 
and the richest labor union of all. The NEA, the National Education 
Association, has tremendous political clout. Teachers need the 
protection of their union because their skills are also of limited value 
to an industry outside of education. So the rule of thumb is: “Highly 
specialized; then unionize.” It’s the smart thing to do.
When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a  
better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students 
raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better 
hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”
The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business 
systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they 
focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing 
about business systems. 
A friend of mine in Hawaii is a great artist. He makes a sizable 
amount of money. One day his mother’s attorney called to tell him 
that she had left him $35,000. That is what was left of her estate after 
the attorney and the government took their shares. Immediately, he 
saw an opportunity to increase his business by using some of this 
money to advertise. T wo months later, his first four-color, full-page  
ad appeared in an expensive magazine that targeted the very rich.  
The ad ran for three months. He received no replies from the ad,  
and all of his inheritance is now gone. He now wants to sue the 
magazine for misrepresentation.
This is a common case of someone who can build a beautiful  
hamburger, but knows little about business. When I asked him what 
he learned, his only reply was, “Advertising salespeople are crooks.” 
I then asked him if he would be willing to take a course in sales and 
a course in direct marketing. His reply, “I don’t have the time, and I 
don’t want to waste my money.”
The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re 
poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know.",0.0,teachers union,teachers union
3991,What is the best thing that McDonald's can cook?,hamburger,4.0,"I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better 
hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”
The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business 
systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they 
focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing 
about business systems. When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a  
better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students 
raise their hands.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_124,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6124
The same is true even for doctors today. With all the changes in 
medicine, many medical specialists are needing to conform to medical 
organizations such as HMOs. Schoolteachers definitely need to be 
union members. Today in America, the teachers union is the largest 
and the richest labor union of all. The NEA, the National Education 
Association, has tremendous political clout. Teachers need the 
protection of their union because their skills are also of limited value 
to an industry outside of education. So the rule of thumb is: “Highly 
specialized; then unionize.” It’s the smart thing to do.
When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a  
better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students 
raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better 
hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”
The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business 
systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they 
focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing 
about business systems. 
A friend of mine in Hawaii is a great artist. He makes a sizable 
amount of money. One day his mother’s attorney called to tell him 
that she had left him $35,000. That is what was left of her estate after 
the attorney and the government took their shares. Immediately, he 
saw an opportunity to increase his business by using some of this 
money to advertise. T wo months later, his first four-color, full-page  
ad appeared in an expensive magazine that targeted the very rich.  
The ad ran for three months. He received no replies from the ad,  
and all of his inheritance is now gone. He now wants to sue the 
magazine for misrepresentation.
This is a common case of someone who can build a beautiful  
hamburger, but knows little about business. When I asked him what 
he learned, his only reply was, “Advertising salespeople are crooks.” 
I then asked him if he would be willing to take a course in sales and 
a course in direct marketing. His reply, “I don’t have the time, and I 
don’t want to waste my money.”
The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re 
poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know.",0.0,"
hamburger","
hamburger"
3992,What did he get from the ad?,replies,5.0,"He received no replies from the ad,  
and all of his inheritance is now gone.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_124,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6124
The same is true even for doctors today. With all the changes in 
medicine, many medical specialists are needing to conform to medical 
organizations such as HMOs. Schoolteachers definitely need to be 
union members. Today in America, the teachers union is the largest 
and the richest labor union of all. The NEA, the National Education 
Association, has tremendous political clout. Teachers need the 
protection of their union because their skills are also of limited value 
to an industry outside of education. So the rule of thumb is: “Highly 
specialized; then unionize.” It’s the smart thing to do.
When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a  
better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students 
raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better 
hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”
The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business 
systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they 
focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing 
about business systems. 
A friend of mine in Hawaii is a great artist. He makes a sizable 
amount of money. One day his mother’s attorney called to tell him 
that she had left him $35,000. That is what was left of her estate after 
the attorney and the government took their shares. Immediately, he 
saw an opportunity to increase his business by using some of this 
money to advertise. T wo months later, his first four-color, full-page  
ad appeared in an expensive magazine that targeted the very rich.  
The ad ran for three months. He received no replies from the ad,  
and all of his inheritance is now gone. He now wants to sue the 
magazine for misrepresentation.
This is a common case of someone who can build a beautiful  
hamburger, but knows little about business. When I asked him what 
he learned, his only reply was, “Advertising salespeople are crooks.” 
I then asked him if he would be willing to take a course in sales and 
a course in direct marketing. His reply, “I don’t have the time, and I 
don’t want to waste my money.”
The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re 
poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know.",0.0,"$35,000","$35,000"
3993,Why are so many people poor?,so many talented people,6.0,"The reason so many talented people are poor is because they 
focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing 
about business systems.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_124,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6124
The same is true even for doctors today. With all the changes in 
medicine, many medical specialists are needing to conform to medical 
organizations such as HMOs. Schoolteachers definitely need to be 
union members. Today in America, the teachers union is the largest 
and the richest labor union of all. The NEA, the National Education 
Association, has tremendous political clout. Teachers need the 
protection of their union because their skills are also of limited value 
to an industry outside of education. So the rule of thumb is: “Highly 
specialized; then unionize.” It’s the smart thing to do.
When I ask the classes I teach, “How many of you can cook a  
better hamburger than McDonald’s?” almost all the students 
raise their hands. I then ask, “So if most of you can cook a better 
hamburger, how come McDonald’s makes more money than you?”
The answer is obvious: McDonald’s is excellent at business 
systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they 
focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing 
about business systems. 
A friend of mine in Hawaii is a great artist. He makes a sizable 
amount of money. One day his mother’s attorney called to tell him 
that she had left him $35,000. That is what was left of her estate after 
the attorney and the government took their shares. Immediately, he 
saw an opportunity to increase his business by using some of this 
money to advertise. T wo months later, his first four-color, full-page  
ad appeared in an expensive magazine that targeted the very rich.  
The ad ran for three months. He received no replies from the ad,  
and all of his inheritance is now gone. He now wants to sue the 
magazine for misrepresentation.
This is a common case of someone who can build a beautiful  
hamburger, but knows little about business. When I asked him what 
he learned, his only reply was, “Advertising salespeople are crooks.” 
I then asked him if he would be willing to take a course in sales and 
a course in direct marketing. His reply, “I don’t have the time, and I 
don’t want to waste my money.”
The world is filled with talented poor people. All too often, they’re 
poor or struggle financially or earn less than they are capable of, not because of what they know, but because of what they do not know.",0.0,"they 
focus on building a better hamburger","they 
focus on building a better hamburger"
3994,What is the first year of business school?,business school,1.0,"They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_125,"Rich Dad Poor Dad125
because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. 
They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe 
McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best 
at selling and delivering a basic average burger. 
Poor dad wanted me to specialize. That was his view on how to  
be paid more. Even after being told by the governor of Hawaii 
that he could no longer work in state government, my educated 
dad continued to encourage me to get specialized. Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. We argued often, but I know he never agreed that 
overspecialization is what caused the need for union protection. He 
never understood that the more specialized you become, the more 
you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.
Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many 
corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company. So these bright young employees  
do not specialize in one department. They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. 
The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By 
doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations 
of the business and how the various departments interrelate.
For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip 
from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn?  
In the short term, it may earn you less, but it will pay dividends in  
the long term. 1.",0.0,groom their children,groom their children
3995,Who was the leader of the teachers' union?,dad,2.0,"Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. Even after being told by the governor of Hawaii 
that he could no longer work in state government, my educated 
dad continued to encourage me to get specialized. Rich Dad Poor Dad125
because of what they know, but because of what they do not know.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_125,"Rich Dad Poor Dad125
because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. 
They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe 
McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best 
at selling and delivering a basic average burger. 
Poor dad wanted me to specialize. That was his view on how to  
be paid more. Even after being told by the governor of Hawaii 
that he could no longer work in state government, my educated 
dad continued to encourage me to get specialized. Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. We argued often, but I know he never agreed that 
overspecialization is what caused the need for union protection. He 
never understood that the more specialized you become, the more 
you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.
Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many 
corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company. So these bright young employees  
do not specialize in one department. They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. 
The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By 
doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations 
of the business and how the various departments interrelate.
For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip 
from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn?  
In the short term, it may earn you less, but it will pay dividends in  
the long term. 1.",0.0,Educated dad,Educated dad
3996,What do they focus on building rather than selling and delivering?,hamburger,3.0,"They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe 
McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best 
at selling and delivering a basic average burger.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_125,"Rich Dad Poor Dad125
because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. 
They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe 
McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best 
at selling and delivering a basic average burger. 
Poor dad wanted me to specialize. That was his view on how to  
be paid more. Even after being told by the governor of Hawaii 
that he could no longer work in state government, my educated 
dad continued to encourage me to get specialized. Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. We argued often, but I know he never agreed that 
overspecialization is what caused the need for union protection. He 
never understood that the more specialized you become, the more 
you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.
Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many 
corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company. So these bright young employees  
do not specialize in one department. They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. 
The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By 
doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations 
of the business and how the various departments interrelate.
For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip 
from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn?  
In the short term, it may earn you less, but it will pay dividends in  
the long term. 1.",0.0,a better hamburger,a better hamburger
3997,Why do people skip from company to company rather than seek greater specialization in skills?,skills,4.0,"Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn? They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_125,"Rich Dad Poor Dad125
because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. 
They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe 
McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best 
at selling and delivering a basic average burger. 
Poor dad wanted me to specialize. That was his view on how to  
be paid more. Even after being told by the governor of Hawaii 
that he could no longer work in state government, my educated 
dad continued to encourage me to get specialized. Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. We argued often, but I know he never agreed that 
overspecialization is what caused the need for union protection. He 
never understood that the more specialized you become, the more 
you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.
Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many 
corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company. So these bright young employees  
do not specialize in one department. They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. 
The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By 
doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations 
of the business and how the various departments interrelate.
For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip 
from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn?  
In the short term, it may earn you less, but it will pay dividends in  
the long term. 1.",0.0,seek to learn more than to earn?,seek to learn more than to earn?
3998,What department do bright young employees work in?,department,5.0,"They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. So these bright young employees  
do not specialize in one department.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_125,"Rich Dad Poor Dad125
because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. 
They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe 
McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best 
at selling and delivering a basic average burger. 
Poor dad wanted me to specialize. That was his view on how to  
be paid more. Even after being told by the governor of Hawaii 
that he could no longer work in state government, my educated 
dad continued to encourage me to get specialized. Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. We argued often, but I know he never agreed that 
overspecialization is what caused the need for union protection. He 
never understood that the more specialized you become, the more 
you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.
Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many 
corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company. So these bright young employees  
do not specialize in one department. They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. 
The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By 
doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations 
of the business and how the various departments interrelate.
For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip 
from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn?  
In the short term, it may earn you less, but it will pay dividends in  
the long term. 1.",0.0,one department,one department
3999,Who is the union for teachers?,teachers,6.0,"Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_125,"Rich Dad Poor Dad125
because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. 
They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe 
McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best 
at selling and delivering a basic average burger. 
Poor dad wanted me to specialize. That was his view on how to  
be paid more. Even after being told by the governor of Hawaii 
that he could no longer work in state government, my educated 
dad continued to encourage me to get specialized. Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. We argued often, but I know he never agreed that 
overspecialization is what caused the need for union protection. He 
never understood that the more specialized you become, the more 
you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.
Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many 
corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company. So these bright young employees  
do not specialize in one department. They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. 
The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By 
doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations 
of the business and how the various departments interrelate.
For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip 
from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn?  
In the short term, it may earn you less, but it will pay dividends in  
the long term. 1.",0.0,Educated dad,Educated dad
4000,What did Educated dad take up the cause of?,union,7.0,"Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. We argued often, but I know he never agreed that 
overspecialization is what caused the need for union protection.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_125,"Rich Dad Poor Dad125
because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. 
They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe 
McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best 
at selling and delivering a basic average burger. 
Poor dad wanted me to specialize. That was his view on how to  
be paid more. Even after being told by the governor of Hawaii 
that he could no longer work in state government, my educated 
dad continued to encourage me to get specialized. Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. We argued often, but I know he never agreed that 
overspecialization is what caused the need for union protection. He 
never understood that the more specialized you become, the more 
you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.
Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many 
corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company. So these bright young employees  
do not specialize in one department. They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. 
The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By 
doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations 
of the business and how the various departments interrelate.
For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip 
from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn?  
In the short term, it may earn you less, but it will pay dividends in  
the long term. 1.",0.0,teachers’ union,teachers’ union
4001,Why do people skip from company to company rather than seek greater specialization in skills?,company,8.0,"Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn? Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn? They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_125,"Rich Dad Poor Dad125
because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. 
They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe 
McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best 
at selling and delivering a basic average burger. 
Poor dad wanted me to specialize. That was his view on how to  
be paid more. Even after being told by the governor of Hawaii 
that he could no longer work in state government, my educated 
dad continued to encourage me to get specialized. Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. We argued often, but I know he never agreed that 
overspecialization is what caused the need for union protection. He 
never understood that the more specialized you become, the more 
you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.
Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many 
corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company. So these bright young employees  
do not specialize in one department. They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. 
The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By 
doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations 
of the business and how the various departments interrelate.
For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip 
from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn?  
In the short term, it may earn you less, but it will pay dividends in  
the long term. 1.",0.0,seek to learn more than to earn?,seek to learn more than to earn?
4002,Who do the rich groom?,children,9.0,"By 
doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations 
of the business and how the various departments interrelate. The rich often groom their children or the children of others. The rich often groom their children or the children of others.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_125,"Rich Dad Poor Dad125
because of what they know, but because of what they do not know. 
They focus on perfecting their skills at building a better hamburger 
rather than the skills of selling and delivering the hamburger. Maybe 
McDonald’s does not make the best hamburger, but they are the best 
at selling and delivering a basic average burger. 
Poor dad wanted me to specialize. That was his view on how to  
be paid more. Even after being told by the governor of Hawaii 
that he could no longer work in state government, my educated 
dad continued to encourage me to get specialized. Educated dad 
then took up the cause of the teachers’ union, campaigning for 
further protection and benefits for these highly skilled and educated 
professionals. We argued often, but I know he never agreed that 
overspecialization is what caused the need for union protection. He 
never understood that the more specialized you become, the more 
you are trapped and dependent on that specialty.
Rich dad advised that Mike and I groom ourselves. Many 
corporations do the same thing. They find a young bright student  
just out of business school and begin grooming that person to  
someday take over the company. So these bright young employees  
do not specialize in one department. They are moved from 
department to department to learn all the aspects of business systems. 
The rich often groom their children or the children of others. By 
doing so, their children gain an overall knowledge of the operations 
of the business and how the various departments interrelate.
For the World War II generation, it was considered bad to skip 
from company to company. Today, it is considered smart. Since  
people will skip from company to company rather than seek greater 
specialization in skills, why not seek to learn more than to earn?  
In the short term, it may earn you less, but it will pay dividends in  
the long term. 1.",0.0,their children or the children of others,their children or the children of others
4003,What are the main management skills needed for success?,management skills,1.0,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6126
The main management skills needed for success are:
1rejection, the easier life is.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_126,"Chapter Six: Lesson 6126
The main management skills needed for success are:
1rejection, the easier life is.",0.0,"
1rejection","
1rejection"
4004,What was the name of my father who was generous?,dads,1.0,"So he 
worked harder to draw more money in, rather than focus on the most 
important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he 
believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”
In conclusion, I became both dads. Both of my dads were generous men.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_127,"Rich Dad Poor Dad127
you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of 
rejection, the easier life is. Just as I advised that newspaper writer who 
wanted to become a best-selling author, I advise anyone else today.
Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses. 
I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively 
with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful. 
I advise them to just spend a year learning to sell. Even if they earn 
nothing, their communication skills will improve. And that is priceless.
In addition to being good learners, sellers, and marketers, we 
need to be good teachers as well as good students. To be truly rich, 
we need to be able to give as well as to receive. In cases of financial 
or professional struggle, there is often a lack of giving and receiving. 
I know many people who are poor because they are neither good 
students nor good teachers.
Both of my dads were generous men. Both made it a practice to 
give first. Teaching was one of their ways of giving. The more they gave, 
the more they received. One glaring difference was in the giving of 
money. My rich dad gave lots of money away. He gave to his church, 
to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, 
you had to give money. Giving money is the secret to most great 
wealthy families. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller 
Foundation and the Ford Foundation. These are organizations designed 
to take their wealth and increase it, as well as give it away in perpetuity.
My educated dad always said, “When I have some extra money,  
I’ll give it.” The problem was that there was never any extra. So he 
worked harder to draw more money in, rather than focus on the most 
important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he 
believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”
In conclusion, I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core 
capitalist who loves the game of money making money. The other part 
is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-
widening gap between the haves and have-nots. I personally hold the 
archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.
 ",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
4005,What is the easiest way to deal with rejection?,communicating,2.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad127
you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of 
rejection, the easier life is.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_127,"Rich Dad Poor Dad127
you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of 
rejection, the easier life is. Just as I advised that newspaper writer who 
wanted to become a best-selling author, I advise anyone else today.
Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses. 
I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively 
with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful. 
I advise them to just spend a year learning to sell. Even if they earn 
nothing, their communication skills will improve. And that is priceless.
In addition to being good learners, sellers, and marketers, we 
need to be good teachers as well as good students. To be truly rich, 
we need to be able to give as well as to receive. In cases of financial 
or professional struggle, there is often a lack of giving and receiving. 
I know many people who are poor because they are neither good 
students nor good teachers.
Both of my dads were generous men. Both made it a practice to 
give first. Teaching was one of their ways of giving. The more they gave, 
the more they received. One glaring difference was in the giving of 
money. My rich dad gave lots of money away. He gave to his church, 
to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, 
you had to give money. Giving money is the secret to most great 
wealthy families. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller 
Foundation and the Ford Foundation. These are organizations designed 
to take their wealth and increase it, as well as give it away in perpetuity.
My educated dad always said, “When I have some extra money,  
I’ll give it.” The problem was that there was never any extra. So he 
worked harder to draw more money in, rather than focus on the most 
important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he 
believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”
In conclusion, I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core 
capitalist who loves the game of money making money. The other part 
is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-
widening gap between the haves and have-nots. I personally hold the 
archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.
 ",0.0,"communicating, negotiating","communicating, negotiating"
4006,What is the easiest thing to handle?,rejection,3.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad127
you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of 
rejection, the easier life is.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_127,"Rich Dad Poor Dad127
you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of 
rejection, the easier life is. Just as I advised that newspaper writer who 
wanted to become a best-selling author, I advise anyone else today.
Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses. 
I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively 
with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful. 
I advise them to just spend a year learning to sell. Even if they earn 
nothing, their communication skills will improve. And that is priceless.
In addition to being good learners, sellers, and marketers, we 
need to be good teachers as well as good students. To be truly rich, 
we need to be able to give as well as to receive. In cases of financial 
or professional struggle, there is often a lack of giving and receiving. 
I know many people who are poor because they are neither good 
students nor good teachers.
Both of my dads were generous men. Both made it a practice to 
give first. Teaching was one of their ways of giving. The more they gave, 
the more they received. One glaring difference was in the giving of 
money. My rich dad gave lots of money away. He gave to his church, 
to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, 
you had to give money. Giving money is the secret to most great 
wealthy families. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller 
Foundation and the Ford Foundation. These are organizations designed 
to take their wealth and increase it, as well as give it away in perpetuity.
My educated dad always said, “When I have some extra money,  
I’ll give it.” The problem was that there was never any extra. So he 
worked harder to draw more money in, rather than focus on the most 
important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he 
believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”
In conclusion, I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core 
capitalist who loves the game of money making money. The other part 
is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-
widening gap between the haves and have-nots. I personally hold the 
archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.
 ",0.0,"fear of 
rejection","fear of 
rejection"
4007,What are some good teachers?,teachers,4.0,"In addition to being good learners, sellers, and marketers, we 
need to be good teachers as well as good students. I know many people who are poor because they are neither good 
students nor good teachers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_127,"Rich Dad Poor Dad127
you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of 
rejection, the easier life is. Just as I advised that newspaper writer who 
wanted to become a best-selling author, I advise anyone else today.
Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses. 
I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively 
with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful. 
I advise them to just spend a year learning to sell. Even if they earn 
nothing, their communication skills will improve. And that is priceless.
In addition to being good learners, sellers, and marketers, we 
need to be good teachers as well as good students. To be truly rich, 
we need to be able to give as well as to receive. In cases of financial 
or professional struggle, there is often a lack of giving and receiving. 
I know many people who are poor because they are neither good 
students nor good teachers.
Both of my dads were generous men. Both made it a practice to 
give first. Teaching was one of their ways of giving. The more they gave, 
the more they received. One glaring difference was in the giving of 
money. My rich dad gave lots of money away. He gave to his church, 
to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, 
you had to give money. Giving money is the secret to most great 
wealthy families. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller 
Foundation and the Ford Foundation. These are organizations designed 
to take their wealth and increase it, as well as give it away in perpetuity.
My educated dad always said, “When I have some extra money,  
I’ll give it.” The problem was that there was never any extra. So he 
worked harder to draw more money in, rather than focus on the most 
important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he 
believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”
In conclusion, I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core 
capitalist who loves the game of money making money. The other part 
is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-
widening gap between the haves and have-nots. I personally hold the 
archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.
 ",0.0,"learners, sellers, and marketers","learners, sellers, and marketers"
4008,What did he focus on?,money,5.0,"So he 
worked harder to draw more money in, rather than focus on the most 
important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he 
believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”
In conclusion, I became both dads. So he 
worked harder to draw more money in, rather than focus on the most 
important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he 
believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”
In conclusion, I became both dads. My educated dad always said, “When I have some extra money,  
I’ll give it.” The problem was that there was never any extra.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_127,"Rich Dad Poor Dad127
you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of 
rejection, the easier life is. Just as I advised that newspaper writer who 
wanted to become a best-selling author, I advise anyone else today.
Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses. 
I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively 
with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful. 
I advise them to just spend a year learning to sell. Even if they earn 
nothing, their communication skills will improve. And that is priceless.
In addition to being good learners, sellers, and marketers, we 
need to be good teachers as well as good students. To be truly rich, 
we need to be able to give as well as to receive. In cases of financial 
or professional struggle, there is often a lack of giving and receiving. 
I know many people who are poor because they are neither good 
students nor good teachers.
Both of my dads were generous men. Both made it a practice to 
give first. Teaching was one of their ways of giving. The more they gave, 
the more they received. One glaring difference was in the giving of 
money. My rich dad gave lots of money away. He gave to his church, 
to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, 
you had to give money. Giving money is the secret to most great 
wealthy families. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller 
Foundation and the Ford Foundation. These are organizations designed 
to take their wealth and increase it, as well as give it away in perpetuity.
My educated dad always said, “When I have some extra money,  
I’ll give it.” The problem was that there was never any extra. So he 
worked harder to draw more money in, rather than focus on the most 
important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he 
believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”
In conclusion, I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core 
capitalist who loves the game of money making money. The other part 
is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-
widening gap between the haves and have-nots. I personally hold the 
archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.
 ",0.0,"the most 
important law of money","the most 
important law of money"
4009,"If you are good at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of rejection, the easier what is?",life,6.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad127
you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of 
rejection, the easier life is.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_127,"Rich Dad Poor Dad127
you are at communicating, negotiating, and handling your fear of 
rejection, the easier life is. Just as I advised that newspaper writer who 
wanted to become a best-selling author, I advise anyone else today.
Being technically specialized has its strengths as well as its weaknesses. 
I have friends who are geniuses, but they cannot communicate effectively 
with other human beings and, as a result, their earnings are pitiful. 
I advise them to just spend a year learning to sell. Even if they earn 
nothing, their communication skills will improve. And that is priceless.
In addition to being good learners, sellers, and marketers, we 
need to be good teachers as well as good students. To be truly rich, 
we need to be able to give as well as to receive. In cases of financial 
or professional struggle, there is often a lack of giving and receiving. 
I know many people who are poor because they are neither good 
students nor good teachers.
Both of my dads were generous men. Both made it a practice to 
give first. Teaching was one of their ways of giving. The more they gave, 
the more they received. One glaring difference was in the giving of 
money. My rich dad gave lots of money away. He gave to his church, 
to charities, and to his foundation. He knew that to receive money, 
you had to give money. Giving money is the secret to most great 
wealthy families. That is why there are organizations like the Rockefeller 
Foundation and the Ford Foundation. These are organizations designed 
to take their wealth and increase it, as well as give it away in perpetuity.
My educated dad always said, “When I have some extra money,  
I’ll give it.” The problem was that there was never any extra. So he 
worked harder to draw more money in, rather than focus on the most 
important law of money: “Give, and you shall receive.” Instead, he 
believed in: “Receive, and then you give.”
In conclusion, I became both dads. One part of me is a hard-core 
capitalist who loves the game of money making money. The other part 
is a socially responsible teacher who is deeply concerned with this ever-
widening gap between the haves and have-nots. I personally hold the 
archaic educational system primarily responsible for this growing gap.
 ",0.0,life,life
4010,How do poor people manage fear?,fear,1.0,and a poor person is how they manage fear.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_128,and a poor person is how they manage fear.,0.0,poor person,poor person
4011,What is the best way to manage fear?,person,2.0,and a poor person is how they manage fear.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_128,and a poor person is how they manage fear.,0.0,poor person,poor person
4012,What is the main reason why people who are financially literate don't have abundant asset columns that can produce a large amount of?,cash flow,1.0,"There are 
five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop 
abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_129,"Chapter Seven
OVERCOMING OBSTACLES129
The primary difference between a rich person  
and a poor person is how they manage fear.  Once people have studied and become financially literate, they may 
still face roadblocks to becoming financially independent. There are 
five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop 
abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow. The five 
reasons are:
1. Feardifference in one’s life.",0.0,cash flow,cash flow
4013,What is the main difference between a rich person and a poor person?,fear,2.0,"Chapter Seven
OVERCOMING OBSTACLES129
The primary difference between a rich person  
and a poor person is how they manage fear.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_129,"Chapter Seven
OVERCOMING OBSTACLES129
The primary difference between a rich person  
and a poor person is how they manage fear.  Once people have studied and become financially literate, they may 
still face roadblocks to becoming financially independent. There are 
five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop 
abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow. The five 
reasons are:
1. Feardifference in one’s life.",0.0,how they manage fear,how they manage fear
4014,Who is financially literate?,people,3.0,"There are 
five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop 
abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow. Once people have studied and become financially literate, they may 
still face roadblocks to becoming financially independent.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_129,"Chapter Seven
OVERCOMING OBSTACLES129
The primary difference between a rich person  
and a poor person is how they manage fear.  Once people have studied and become financially literate, they may 
still face roadblocks to becoming financially independent. There are 
five main reasons why financially literate people may still not develop 
abundant asset columns that could produce a large cash flow. The five 
reasons are:
1. Feardifference in one’s life.",0.0,"they may 
still face roadblocks to becoming financially independent","they may 
still face roadblocks to becoming financially independent"
4015,"What is the attitude towards risk, reward, and failure that I am talking about?",texan,1.0,"“It’s a Texan’s attitude 
toward risk, reward, and failure I’m talking about. My rich dad, on the other hand, recommended that I think  
like a Texan.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_130,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles130
difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person 
and a poor person is how they manage that fear.
It’s okay to be fearful. It’s okay to be a coward when it comes 
to money. You can still be rich. We’re all heroes at something, and 
cowards at something else. My friend’s wife is an emergency-room 
nurse. When she sees blood, she flies into action. When I mention 
investing, she runs away. When I see blood, I don’t run. I pass out.
My rich dad understood phobias about money. “Some people are 
terrified of snakes. Some people are terrified about losing money. Both 
are phobias,” he would say. So his solution to the phobia of losing 
money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.”
If you start young, it’s easier to be rich. I won’t go into it here,  
but there is a staggering difference between a person who starts 
investing at age 20 versus age 30. The purchase of Manhattan Island 
is said to be one of the greatest bargains of all time. New York was 
purchased for $24 in trinkets and beads. Yet if that $24 had been 
invested at 8 percent annually, that $24 would have been worth more 
than $28 trillion by 1995. Manhattan could be repurchased with 
money left over to buy much of Los Angeles.
But what if you don’t have much time left or would like to retire 
early? How do you handle the fear of losing money?
My poor dad did nothing. He simply avoided the issue, refusing  
to discuss the subject.
My rich dad, on the other hand, recommended that I think  
like a Texan. “I like Texas and Texans,” he used to say. “In Texas, 
everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when  
they lose, it’s spectacular.”
“They like losing?” I asked.
“That’s not what I’m saying. Nobody likes losing. Show me a happy 
loser, and I’ll show you a loser,” said rich dad. “It’s a Texan’s attitude 
toward risk, reward, and failure I’m talking about. It’s how they handle 
life. They live it big. Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on.",0.0,Texan,Texan
4016,What is my rich dad's phobia about money?,phobias,2.0,"My rich dad understood phobias about money. Both 
are phobias,” he would say.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_130,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles130
difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person 
and a poor person is how they manage that fear.
It’s okay to be fearful. It’s okay to be a coward when it comes 
to money. You can still be rich. We’re all heroes at something, and 
cowards at something else. My friend’s wife is an emergency-room 
nurse. When she sees blood, she flies into action. When I mention 
investing, she runs away. When I see blood, I don’t run. I pass out.
My rich dad understood phobias about money. “Some people are 
terrified of snakes. Some people are terrified about losing money. Both 
are phobias,” he would say. So his solution to the phobia of losing 
money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.”
If you start young, it’s easier to be rich. I won’t go into it here,  
but there is a staggering difference between a person who starts 
investing at age 20 versus age 30. The purchase of Manhattan Island 
is said to be one of the greatest bargains of all time. New York was 
purchased for $24 in trinkets and beads. Yet if that $24 had been 
invested at 8 percent annually, that $24 would have been worth more 
than $28 trillion by 1995. Manhattan could be repurchased with 
money left over to buy much of Los Angeles.
But what if you don’t have much time left or would like to retire 
early? How do you handle the fear of losing money?
My poor dad did nothing. He simply avoided the issue, refusing  
to discuss the subject.
My rich dad, on the other hand, recommended that I think  
like a Texan. “I like Texas and Texans,” he used to say. “In Texas, 
everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when  
they lose, it’s spectacular.”
“They like losing?” I asked.
“That’s not what I’m saying. Nobody likes losing. Show me a happy 
loser, and I’ll show you a loser,” said rich dad. “It’s a Texan’s attitude 
toward risk, reward, and failure I’m talking about. It’s how they handle 
life. They live it big. Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on.",0.0,like roaches,like roaches
4017,Who recommended that I think like a Texan?,dad,3.0,"Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on. My rich dad, on the other hand, recommended that I think  
like a Texan. Show me a happy 
loser, and I’ll show you a loser,” said rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_130,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles130
difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person 
and a poor person is how they manage that fear.
It’s okay to be fearful. It’s okay to be a coward when it comes 
to money. You can still be rich. We’re all heroes at something, and 
cowards at something else. My friend’s wife is an emergency-room 
nurse. When she sees blood, she flies into action. When I mention 
investing, she runs away. When I see blood, I don’t run. I pass out.
My rich dad understood phobias about money. “Some people are 
terrified of snakes. Some people are terrified about losing money. Both 
are phobias,” he would say. So his solution to the phobia of losing 
money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.”
If you start young, it’s easier to be rich. I won’t go into it here,  
but there is a staggering difference between a person who starts 
investing at age 20 versus age 30. The purchase of Manhattan Island 
is said to be one of the greatest bargains of all time. New York was 
purchased for $24 in trinkets and beads. Yet if that $24 had been 
invested at 8 percent annually, that $24 would have been worth more 
than $28 trillion by 1995. Manhattan could be repurchased with 
money left over to buy much of Los Angeles.
But what if you don’t have much time left or would like to retire 
early? How do you handle the fear of losing money?
My poor dad did nothing. He simply avoided the issue, refusing  
to discuss the subject.
My rich dad, on the other hand, recommended that I think  
like a Texan. “I like Texas and Texans,” he used to say. “In Texas, 
everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when  
they lose, it’s spectacular.”
“They like losing?” I asked.
“That’s not what I’m saying. Nobody likes losing. Show me a happy 
loser, and I’ll show you a loser,” said rich dad. “It’s a Texan’s attitude 
toward risk, reward, and failure I’m talking about. It’s how they handle 
life. They live it big. Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on.",0.0,My rich dad,My rich dad
4018,What do you hate and worry about?,risk,4.0,"So his solution to the phobia of losing 
money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.”
If you start young, it’s easier to be rich. “It’s a Texan’s attitude 
toward risk, reward, and failure I’m talking about.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_130,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles130
difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person 
and a poor person is how they manage that fear.
It’s okay to be fearful. It’s okay to be a coward when it comes 
to money. You can still be rich. We’re all heroes at something, and 
cowards at something else. My friend’s wife is an emergency-room 
nurse. When she sees blood, she flies into action. When I mention 
investing, she runs away. When I see blood, I don’t run. I pass out.
My rich dad understood phobias about money. “Some people are 
terrified of snakes. Some people are terrified about losing money. Both 
are phobias,” he would say. So his solution to the phobia of losing 
money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.”
If you start young, it’s easier to be rich. I won’t go into it here,  
but there is a staggering difference between a person who starts 
investing at age 20 versus age 30. The purchase of Manhattan Island 
is said to be one of the greatest bargains of all time. New York was 
purchased for $24 in trinkets and beads. Yet if that $24 had been 
invested at 8 percent annually, that $24 would have been worth more 
than $28 trillion by 1995. Manhattan could be repurchased with 
money left over to buy much of Los Angeles.
But what if you don’t have much time left or would like to retire 
early? How do you handle the fear of losing money?
My poor dad did nothing. He simply avoided the issue, refusing  
to discuss the subject.
My rich dad, on the other hand, recommended that I think  
like a Texan. “I like Texas and Texans,” he used to say. “In Texas, 
everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when  
they lose, it’s spectacular.”
“They like losing?” I asked.
“That’s not what I’m saying. Nobody likes losing. Show me a happy 
loser, and I’ll show you a loser,” said rich dad. “It’s a Texan’s attitude 
toward risk, reward, and failure I’m talking about. It’s how they handle 
life. They live it big. Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on.",0.0,risk,risk
4019,What is the difference between a person who starts investing at age 20 versus age 30?,difference,5.0,"I won’t go into it here,  
but there is a staggering difference between a person who starts 
investing at age 20 versus age 30. The primary difference between a rich person 
and a poor person is how they manage that fear. Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles130
difference in one’s life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_130,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles130
difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person 
and a poor person is how they manage that fear.
It’s okay to be fearful. It’s okay to be a coward when it comes 
to money. You can still be rich. We’re all heroes at something, and 
cowards at something else. My friend’s wife is an emergency-room 
nurse. When she sees blood, she flies into action. When I mention 
investing, she runs away. When I see blood, I don’t run. I pass out.
My rich dad understood phobias about money. “Some people are 
terrified of snakes. Some people are terrified about losing money. Both 
are phobias,” he would say. So his solution to the phobia of losing 
money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.”
If you start young, it’s easier to be rich. I won’t go into it here,  
but there is a staggering difference between a person who starts 
investing at age 20 versus age 30. The purchase of Manhattan Island 
is said to be one of the greatest bargains of all time. New York was 
purchased for $24 in trinkets and beads. Yet if that $24 had been 
invested at 8 percent annually, that $24 would have been worth more 
than $28 trillion by 1995. Manhattan could be repurchased with 
money left over to buy much of Los Angeles.
But what if you don’t have much time left or would like to retire 
early? How do you handle the fear of losing money?
My poor dad did nothing. He simply avoided the issue, refusing  
to discuss the subject.
My rich dad, on the other hand, recommended that I think  
like a Texan. “I like Texas and Texans,” he used to say. “In Texas, 
everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when  
they lose, it’s spectacular.”
“They like losing?” I asked.
“That’s not what I’m saying. Nobody likes losing. Show me a happy 
loser, and I’ll show you a loser,” said rich dad. “It’s a Texan’s attitude 
toward risk, reward, and failure I’m talking about. It’s how they handle 
life. They live it big. Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on.",0.0,staggering,staggering
4020,What do you live like roaches when it comes to?,money,6.0,"Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on. So his solution to the phobia of losing 
money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.”
If you start young, it’s easier to be rich. Manhattan could be repurchased with 
money left over to buy much of Los Angeles.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_130,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles130
difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person 
and a poor person is how they manage that fear.
It’s okay to be fearful. It’s okay to be a coward when it comes 
to money. You can still be rich. We’re all heroes at something, and 
cowards at something else. My friend’s wife is an emergency-room 
nurse. When she sees blood, she flies into action. When I mention 
investing, she runs away. When I see blood, I don’t run. I pass out.
My rich dad understood phobias about money. “Some people are 
terrified of snakes. Some people are terrified about losing money. Both 
are phobias,” he would say. So his solution to the phobia of losing 
money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.”
If you start young, it’s easier to be rich. I won’t go into it here,  
but there is a staggering difference between a person who starts 
investing at age 20 versus age 30. The purchase of Manhattan Island 
is said to be one of the greatest bargains of all time. New York was 
purchased for $24 in trinkets and beads. Yet if that $24 had been 
invested at 8 percent annually, that $24 would have been worth more 
than $28 trillion by 1995. Manhattan could be repurchased with 
money left over to buy much of Los Angeles.
But what if you don’t have much time left or would like to retire 
early? How do you handle the fear of losing money?
My poor dad did nothing. He simply avoided the issue, refusing  
to discuss the subject.
My rich dad, on the other hand, recommended that I think  
like a Texan. “I like Texas and Texans,” he used to say. “In Texas, 
everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when  
they lose, it’s spectacular.”
“They like losing?” I asked.
“That’s not what I’m saying. Nobody likes losing. Show me a happy 
loser, and I’ll show you a loser,” said rich dad. “It’s a Texan’s attitude 
toward risk, reward, and failure I’m talking about. It’s how they handle 
life. They live it big. Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on.",0.0,money,money
4021,Who is afraid of losing money?,people,7.0,"Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on. Some people are terrified about losing money. “Some people are 
terrified of snakes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_130,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles130
difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person 
and a poor person is how they manage that fear.
It’s okay to be fearful. It’s okay to be a coward when it comes 
to money. You can still be rich. We’re all heroes at something, and 
cowards at something else. My friend’s wife is an emergency-room 
nurse. When she sees blood, she flies into action. When I mention 
investing, she runs away. When I see blood, I don’t run. I pass out.
My rich dad understood phobias about money. “Some people are 
terrified of snakes. Some people are terrified about losing money. Both 
are phobias,” he would say. So his solution to the phobia of losing 
money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.”
If you start young, it’s easier to be rich. I won’t go into it here,  
but there is a staggering difference between a person who starts 
investing at age 20 versus age 30. The purchase of Manhattan Island 
is said to be one of the greatest bargains of all time. New York was 
purchased for $24 in trinkets and beads. Yet if that $24 had been 
invested at 8 percent annually, that $24 would have been worth more 
than $28 trillion by 1995. Manhattan could be repurchased with 
money left over to buy much of Los Angeles.
But what if you don’t have much time left or would like to retire 
early? How do you handle the fear of losing money?
My poor dad did nothing. He simply avoided the issue, refusing  
to discuss the subject.
My rich dad, on the other hand, recommended that I think  
like a Texan. “I like Texas and Texans,” he used to say. “In Texas, 
everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when  
they lose, it’s spectacular.”
“They like losing?” I asked.
“That’s not what I’m saying. Nobody likes losing. Show me a happy 
loser, and I’ll show you a loser,” said rich dad. “It’s a Texan’s attitude 
toward risk, reward, and failure I’m talking about. It’s how they handle 
life. They live it big. Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on.",0.0,My poor dad,My poor dad
4022,What is the best thing to do if you don't have much left to spend on Manhattan Island?,time,8.0,"The purchase of Manhattan Island 
is said to be one of the greatest bargains of all time. But what if you don’t have much time left or would like to retire 
early?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_130,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles130
difference in one’s life. The primary difference between a rich person 
and a poor person is how they manage that fear.
It’s okay to be fearful. It’s okay to be a coward when it comes 
to money. You can still be rich. We’re all heroes at something, and 
cowards at something else. My friend’s wife is an emergency-room 
nurse. When she sees blood, she flies into action. When I mention 
investing, she runs away. When I see blood, I don’t run. I pass out.
My rich dad understood phobias about money. “Some people are 
terrified of snakes. Some people are terrified about losing money. Both 
are phobias,” he would say. So his solution to the phobia of losing 
money was this little rhyme: “If you hate risk and worry, start early.”
If you start young, it’s easier to be rich. I won’t go into it here,  
but there is a staggering difference between a person who starts 
investing at age 20 versus age 30. The purchase of Manhattan Island 
is said to be one of the greatest bargains of all time. New York was 
purchased for $24 in trinkets and beads. Yet if that $24 had been 
invested at 8 percent annually, that $24 would have been worth more 
than $28 trillion by 1995. Manhattan could be repurchased with 
money left over to buy much of Los Angeles.
But what if you don’t have much time left or would like to retire 
early? How do you handle the fear of losing money?
My poor dad did nothing. He simply avoided the issue, refusing  
to discuss the subject.
My rich dad, on the other hand, recommended that I think  
like a Texan. “I like Texas and Texans,” he used to say. “In Texas, 
everything is bigger. When Texans win, they win big. And when  
they lose, it’s spectacular.”
“They like losing?” I asked.
“That’s not what I’m saying. Nobody likes losing. Show me a happy 
loser, and I’ll show you a loser,” said rich dad. “It’s a Texan’s attitude 
toward risk, reward, and failure I’m talking about. It’s how they handle 
life. They live it big. Not like most of the people around here, living 
like roaches when it comes to money, terrified that someone will shine 
a light on them, and whimpering when the grocery clerk shortchanges 
them a quarter.” Rich dad went on.",0.0,retire,retire
4023,Who told me that the biggest reason for financial success was because most people played it too safe?,mike,1.0,"Texans have a  
saying, ‘If you’re  going to go broke, go big.’ You don’t want to admit 
you went broke over a duplex.” 
He constantly told Mike and me that the greatest reason for lack 
of financial success was because most people played it too safe. They still shout, ‘Remember 
the Alamo!’”
Mike and I heard this story a lot. Rich dad used to tell Mike and me 
stories about his trips to Texas.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_131,"Rich Dad Poor Dad131
Rich dad went on. “What I like best is the Texas attitude. They’re 
proud when they win, and they brag when they lose. Texans have a  
saying, ‘If you’re  going to go broke, go big.’ You don’t want to admit 
you went broke over a duplex.” 
He constantly told Mike and me that the greatest reason for lack 
of financial success was because most people played it too safe. “People 
are so afraid of losing that they lose” were his words.
Fran Tarkenton, a one-time great NFL quarterback, says it still 
another way: “Winning means being unafraid to lose.”
In my own life, I’ve noticed that winning usually follows losing. 
Before I finally learned to ride a bike, I first fell down many times.  
I’ve never met a golfer who has never lost a golf ball. I’ve never met 
people who have fallen in love who have never had their heart broken. 
And I’ve never met someone rich who has never lost money.
So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because 
the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. 
Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven,  
but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are 
terrified of losing money. So they never 
get to heaven.
Rich dad used to tell Mike and me 
stories about his trips to Texas. “If you 
really want to learn the attitude of how 
to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to 
San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The 
Alamo is a great story of brave people 
who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose 
to die instead of surrendering. It’s an inspiring story worthy of study. 
Nonetheless, it’s still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts 
kicked. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ‘Remember 
the Alamo!’”
Mike and I heard this story a lot. He always told us this story when 
he was about to go into a big deal, and he was nervous. After he had 
done all his due diligence and it was time to put up or shut up, he told 
us this story. Every time he was afraid of making a mistake or losingmoney, he told us this story.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
4024,"What is the name of the place where brave people chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success?",alamo,2.0,"“If you 
really want to learn the attitude of how 
to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to 
San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The 
Alamo is a great story of brave people 
who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They still shout, ‘Remember 
the Alamo!’”
Mike and I heard this story a lot.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_131,"Rich Dad Poor Dad131
Rich dad went on. “What I like best is the Texas attitude. They’re 
proud when they win, and they brag when they lose. Texans have a  
saying, ‘If you’re  going to go broke, go big.’ You don’t want to admit 
you went broke over a duplex.” 
He constantly told Mike and me that the greatest reason for lack 
of financial success was because most people played it too safe. “People 
are so afraid of losing that they lose” were his words.
Fran Tarkenton, a one-time great NFL quarterback, says it still 
another way: “Winning means being unafraid to lose.”
In my own life, I’ve noticed that winning usually follows losing. 
Before I finally learned to ride a bike, I first fell down many times.  
I’ve never met a golfer who has never lost a golf ball. I’ve never met 
people who have fallen in love who have never had their heart broken. 
And I’ve never met someone rich who has never lost money.
So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because 
the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. 
Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven,  
but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are 
terrified of losing money. So they never 
get to heaven.
Rich dad used to tell Mike and me 
stories about his trips to Texas. “If you 
really want to learn the attitude of how 
to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to 
San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The 
Alamo is a great story of brave people 
who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose 
to die instead of surrendering. It’s an inspiring story worthy of study. 
Nonetheless, it’s still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts 
kicked. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ‘Remember 
the Alamo!’”
Mike and I heard this story a lot. He always told us this story when 
he was about to go into a big deal, and he was nervous. After he had 
done all his due diligence and it was time to put up or shut up, he told 
us this story. Every time he was afraid of making a mistake or losingmoney, he told us this story.",0.0,the Alamo,the Alamo
4025,What did Rich dad tell Mike and me about his trips to Texas?,stories,3.0,"Rich dad used to tell Mike and me 
stories about his trips to Texas.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_131,"Rich Dad Poor Dad131
Rich dad went on. “What I like best is the Texas attitude. They’re 
proud when they win, and they brag when they lose. Texans have a  
saying, ‘If you’re  going to go broke, go big.’ You don’t want to admit 
you went broke over a duplex.” 
He constantly told Mike and me that the greatest reason for lack 
of financial success was because most people played it too safe. “People 
are so afraid of losing that they lose” were his words.
Fran Tarkenton, a one-time great NFL quarterback, says it still 
another way: “Winning means being unafraid to lose.”
In my own life, I’ve noticed that winning usually follows losing. 
Before I finally learned to ride a bike, I first fell down many times.  
I’ve never met a golfer who has never lost a golf ball. I’ve never met 
people who have fallen in love who have never had their heart broken. 
And I’ve never met someone rich who has never lost money.
So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because 
the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. 
Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven,  
but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are 
terrified of losing money. So they never 
get to heaven.
Rich dad used to tell Mike and me 
stories about his trips to Texas. “If you 
really want to learn the attitude of how 
to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to 
San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The 
Alamo is a great story of brave people 
who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose 
to die instead of surrendering. It’s an inspiring story worthy of study. 
Nonetheless, it’s still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts 
kicked. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ‘Remember 
the Alamo!’”
Mike and I heard this story a lot. He always told us this story when 
he was about to go into a big deal, and he was nervous. After he had 
done all his due diligence and it was time to put up or shut up, he told 
us this story. Every time he was afraid of making a mistake or losingmoney, he told us this story.",0.0,"
stories","
stories"
4026,What did Mike and I think was the biggest reason for the lack of financial success?,success,4.0,"Texans have a  
saying, ‘If you’re  going to go broke, go big.’ You don’t want to admit 
you went broke over a duplex.” 
He constantly told Mike and me that the greatest reason for lack 
of financial success was because most people played it too safe. The 
Alamo is a great story of brave people 
who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_131,"Rich Dad Poor Dad131
Rich dad went on. “What I like best is the Texas attitude. They’re 
proud when they win, and they brag when they lose. Texans have a  
saying, ‘If you’re  going to go broke, go big.’ You don’t want to admit 
you went broke over a duplex.” 
He constantly told Mike and me that the greatest reason for lack 
of financial success was because most people played it too safe. “People 
are so afraid of losing that they lose” were his words.
Fran Tarkenton, a one-time great NFL quarterback, says it still 
another way: “Winning means being unafraid to lose.”
In my own life, I’ve noticed that winning usually follows losing. 
Before I finally learned to ride a bike, I first fell down many times.  
I’ve never met a golfer who has never lost a golf ball. I’ve never met 
people who have fallen in love who have never had their heart broken. 
And I’ve never met someone rich who has never lost money.
So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because 
the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. 
Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven,  
but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are 
terrified of losing money. So they never 
get to heaven.
Rich dad used to tell Mike and me 
stories about his trips to Texas. “If you 
really want to learn the attitude of how 
to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to 
San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The 
Alamo is a great story of brave people 
who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose 
to die instead of surrendering. It’s an inspiring story worthy of study. 
Nonetheless, it’s still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts 
kicked. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ‘Remember 
the Alamo!’”
Mike and I heard this story a lot. He always told us this story when 
he was about to go into a big deal, and he was nervous. After he had 
done all his due diligence and it was time to put up or shut up, he told 
us this story. Every time he was afraid of making a mistake or losingmoney, he told us this story.",0.0,most people played it too safe,most people played it too safe
4027,What is the biggest reason for lack of financial success in Texas?,people,5.0,"Texans have a  
saying, ‘If you’re  going to go broke, go big.’ You don’t want to admit 
you went broke over a duplex.” 
He constantly told Mike and me that the greatest reason for lack 
of financial success was because most people played it too safe. Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven,  
but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are 
terrified of losing money. So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because 
the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_131,"Rich Dad Poor Dad131
Rich dad went on. “What I like best is the Texas attitude. They’re 
proud when they win, and they brag when they lose. Texans have a  
saying, ‘If you’re  going to go broke, go big.’ You don’t want to admit 
you went broke over a duplex.” 
He constantly told Mike and me that the greatest reason for lack 
of financial success was because most people played it too safe. “People 
are so afraid of losing that they lose” were his words.
Fran Tarkenton, a one-time great NFL quarterback, says it still 
another way: “Winning means being unafraid to lose.”
In my own life, I’ve noticed that winning usually follows losing. 
Before I finally learned to ride a bike, I first fell down many times.  
I’ve never met a golfer who has never lost a golf ball. I’ve never met 
people who have fallen in love who have never had their heart broken. 
And I’ve never met someone rich who has never lost money.
So for most people, the reason they don’t win financially is because 
the pain of losing money is far greater than the joy of being rich. 
Another saying in Texas is, “Everyone wants to go to heaven,  
but no one wants to die.” Most people dream of being rich, but are 
terrified of losing money. So they never 
get to heaven.
Rich dad used to tell Mike and me 
stories about his trips to Texas. “If you 
really want to learn the attitude of how 
to handle risk, losing, and failure, go to 
San Antonio and visit the Alamo. The 
Alamo is a great story of brave people 
who chose to fight, knowing there was no hope of success. They chose 
to die instead of surrendering. It’s an inspiring story worthy of study. 
Nonetheless, it’s still a tragic military defeat. They got their butts 
kicked. So how do Texans handle failure? They still shout, ‘Remember 
the Alamo!’”
Mike and I heard this story a lot. He always told us this story when 
he was about to go into a big deal, and he was nervous. After he had 
done all his due diligence and it was time to put up or shut up, he told 
us this story. Every time he was afraid of making a mistake or losingmoney, he told us this story.",0.0,most people played it too safe,most people played it too safe
4028,Who does he think is the best people to be?,texans,1.0,"“They took a great failure and turned it into inspiration… as well a 
tourist destination that makes them millions.”
But probably his words that mean the most to me today are these: 
“Texans don’t bury their failures. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. “That’s why I like Texans so much,” he would 
say.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_132,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles132
money, he told us this story. It gave him strength, for it reminded him 
that he could always turn a financial loss into a financial win. Rich dad 
knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not 
that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would 
take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win. That’s what made 
him a winner and others losers. It gave him the courage to cross the line 
when others backed out. “That’s why I like Texans so much,” he would 
say. “They took a great failure and turned it into inspiration… as well a 
tourist destination that makes them millions.”
But probably his words that mean the most to me today are these: 
“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take 
their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans 
to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. 
It is the formula for all winners.”
I’ve said that falling off my bike was part of learning to ride. I  
remember falling off only made me more determined to learn to ride, 
not less. I also said that I have never 
met a golfer who has never lost a ball. 
For top professional golfers, losing 
a ball or a tournament provides the 
inspiration to be better, to practice 
harder, to study more. That’s what makes them better. For winners, 
losing inspires them. For losers, losing defeats them.
I like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to 
turn every disaster into an opportunity.”
And being Japanese-American, I can say this. Many people say that 
Pearl Harbor was an American mistake. I say it was a Japanese mistake. 
From the movie, Tora, Tora, Tora, a somber Japanese admiral says to 
his cheering subordinates, “I am afraid we have awakened a sleeping 
giant.” “Remember Pearl Harbor” became a rallying cry. It turned one 
of America’s greatest losses into the reason to win. This great defeat 
gave America strength, and America soon emerged as a world power.
Failure inspires winners. And failure defeats losers. It is the biggest 
secret of winners. It’s the secret that losers do not know. The greatest Failure inspires winners. 
Failure defeats losers.afraid of losing.",0.0,top professional golfers,top professional golfers
4029,What is the difference between him and others?,winner,2.0,"That’s what made 
him a winner and others losers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_132,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles132
money, he told us this story. It gave him strength, for it reminded him 
that he could always turn a financial loss into a financial win. Rich dad 
knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not 
that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would 
take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win. That’s what made 
him a winner and others losers. It gave him the courage to cross the line 
when others backed out. “That’s why I like Texans so much,” he would 
say. “They took a great failure and turned it into inspiration… as well a 
tourist destination that makes them millions.”
But probably his words that mean the most to me today are these: 
“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take 
their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans 
to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. 
It is the formula for all winners.”
I’ve said that falling off my bike was part of learning to ride. I  
remember falling off only made me more determined to learn to ride, 
not less. I also said that I have never 
met a golfer who has never lost a ball. 
For top professional golfers, losing 
a ball or a tournament provides the 
inspiration to be better, to practice 
harder, to study more. That’s what makes them better. For winners, 
losing inspires them. For losers, losing defeats them.
I like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to 
turn every disaster into an opportunity.”
And being Japanese-American, I can say this. Many people say that 
Pearl Harbor was an American mistake. I say it was a Japanese mistake. 
From the movie, Tora, Tora, Tora, a somber Japanese admiral says to 
his cheering subordinates, “I am afraid we have awakened a sleeping 
giant.” “Remember Pearl Harbor” became a rallying cry. It turned one 
of America’s greatest losses into the reason to win. This great defeat 
gave America strength, and America soon emerged as a world power.
Failure inspires winners. And failure defeats losers. It is the biggest 
secret of winners. It’s the secret that losers do not know. The greatest Failure inspires winners. 
Failure defeats losers.afraid of losing.",0.0,losers,losers
4030,What do they turn their failures into?,cries,3.0,"They take 
their failures and turn them into rallying cries.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_132,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles132
money, he told us this story. It gave him strength, for it reminded him 
that he could always turn a financial loss into a financial win. Rich dad 
knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not 
that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would 
take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win. That’s what made 
him a winner and others losers. It gave him the courage to cross the line 
when others backed out. “That’s why I like Texans so much,” he would 
say. “They took a great failure and turned it into inspiration… as well a 
tourist destination that makes them millions.”
But probably his words that mean the most to me today are these: 
“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take 
their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans 
to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. 
It is the formula for all winners.”
I’ve said that falling off my bike was part of learning to ride. I  
remember falling off only made me more determined to learn to ride, 
not less. I also said that I have never 
met a golfer who has never lost a ball. 
For top professional golfers, losing 
a ball or a tournament provides the 
inspiration to be better, to practice 
harder, to study more. That’s what makes them better. For winners, 
losing inspires them. For losers, losing defeats them.
I like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to 
turn every disaster into an opportunity.”
And being Japanese-American, I can say this. Many people say that 
Pearl Harbor was an American mistake. I say it was a Japanese mistake. 
From the movie, Tora, Tora, Tora, a somber Japanese admiral says to 
his cheering subordinates, “I am afraid we have awakened a sleeping 
giant.” “Remember Pearl Harbor” became a rallying cry. It turned one 
of America’s greatest losses into the reason to win. This great defeat 
gave America strength, and America soon emerged as a world power.
Failure inspires winners. And failure defeats losers. It is the biggest 
secret of winners. It’s the secret that losers do not know. The greatest Failure inspires winners. 
Failure defeats losers.afraid of losing.",0.0,rallying cries,rallying cries
4031,What is the formula for all winners?,formula,4.0,"It is the formula for all winners.”
I’ve said that falling off my bike was part of learning to ride. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_132,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles132
money, he told us this story. It gave him strength, for it reminded him 
that he could always turn a financial loss into a financial win. Rich dad 
knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not 
that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would 
take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win. That’s what made 
him a winner and others losers. It gave him the courage to cross the line 
when others backed out. “That’s why I like Texans so much,” he would 
say. “They took a great failure and turned it into inspiration… as well a 
tourist destination that makes them millions.”
But probably his words that mean the most to me today are these: 
“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take 
their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans 
to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. 
It is the formula for all winners.”
I’ve said that falling off my bike was part of learning to ride. I  
remember falling off only made me more determined to learn to ride, 
not less. I also said that I have never 
met a golfer who has never lost a ball. 
For top professional golfers, losing 
a ball or a tournament provides the 
inspiration to be better, to practice 
harder, to study more. That’s what makes them better. For winners, 
losing inspires them. For losers, losing defeats them.
I like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to 
turn every disaster into an opportunity.”
And being Japanese-American, I can say this. Many people say that 
Pearl Harbor was an American mistake. I say it was a Japanese mistake. 
From the movie, Tora, Tora, Tora, a somber Japanese admiral says to 
his cheering subordinates, “I am afraid we have awakened a sleeping 
giant.” “Remember Pearl Harbor” became a rallying cry. It turned one 
of America’s greatest losses into the reason to win. This great defeat 
gave America strength, and America soon emerged as a world power.
Failure inspires winners. And failure defeats losers. It is the biggest 
secret of winners. It’s the secret that losers do not know. The greatest Failure inspires winners. 
Failure defeats losers.afraid of losing.",0.0,"Failure inspires Texans 
to become winners. But that formula","Failure inspires Texans 
to become winners. But that formula"
4032,What inspires Texans to become winners?,failure,5.0,"“They took a great failure and turned it into inspiration… as well a 
tourist destination that makes them millions.”
But probably his words that mean the most to me today are these: 
“Texans don’t bury their failures. Rich dad 
knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. Failure inspires Texans 
to become winners.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_132,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles132
money, he told us this story. It gave him strength, for it reminded him 
that he could always turn a financial loss into a financial win. Rich dad 
knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not 
that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would 
take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win. That’s what made 
him a winner and others losers. It gave him the courage to cross the line 
when others backed out. “That’s why I like Texans so much,” he would 
say. “They took a great failure and turned it into inspiration… as well a 
tourist destination that makes them millions.”
But probably his words that mean the most to me today are these: 
“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take 
their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans 
to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. 
It is the formula for all winners.”
I’ve said that falling off my bike was part of learning to ride. I  
remember falling off only made me more determined to learn to ride, 
not less. I also said that I have never 
met a golfer who has never lost a ball. 
For top professional golfers, losing 
a ball or a tournament provides the 
inspiration to be better, to practice 
harder, to study more. That’s what makes them better. For winners, 
losing inspires them. For losers, losing defeats them.
I like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to 
turn every disaster into an opportunity.”
And being Japanese-American, I can say this. Many people say that 
Pearl Harbor was an American mistake. I say it was a Japanese mistake. 
From the movie, Tora, Tora, Tora, a somber Japanese admiral says to 
his cheering subordinates, “I am afraid we have awakened a sleeping 
giant.” “Remember Pearl Harbor” became a rallying cry. It turned one 
of America’s greatest losses into the reason to win. This great defeat 
gave America strength, and America soon emerged as a world power.
Failure inspires winners. And failure defeats losers. It is the biggest 
secret of winners. It’s the secret that losers do not know. The greatest Failure inspires winners. 
Failure defeats losers.afraid of losing.",0.0,Failure,Failure
4033,What did he know he could take and make it a win?,loss,6.0,"It gave him strength, for it reminded him 
that he could always turn a financial loss into a financial win. He just knew who he was and how he would 
take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_132,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles132
money, he told us this story. It gave him strength, for it reminded him 
that he could always turn a financial loss into a financial win. Rich dad 
knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not 
that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would 
take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win. That’s what made 
him a winner and others losers. It gave him the courage to cross the line 
when others backed out. “That’s why I like Texans so much,” he would 
say. “They took a great failure and turned it into inspiration… as well a 
tourist destination that makes them millions.”
But probably his words that mean the most to me today are these: 
“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take 
their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans 
to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. 
It is the formula for all winners.”
I’ve said that falling off my bike was part of learning to ride. I  
remember falling off only made me more determined to learn to ride, 
not less. I also said that I have never 
met a golfer who has never lost a ball. 
For top professional golfers, losing 
a ball or a tournament provides the 
inspiration to be better, to practice 
harder, to study more. That’s what makes them better. For winners, 
losing inspires them. For losers, losing defeats them.
I like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to 
turn every disaster into an opportunity.”
And being Japanese-American, I can say this. Many people say that 
Pearl Harbor was an American mistake. I say it was a Japanese mistake. 
From the movie, Tora, Tora, Tora, a somber Japanese admiral says to 
his cheering subordinates, “I am afraid we have awakened a sleeping 
giant.” “Remember Pearl Harbor” became a rallying cry. It turned one 
of America’s greatest losses into the reason to win. This great defeat 
gave America strength, and America soon emerged as a world power.
Failure inspires winners. And failure defeats losers. It is the biggest 
secret of winners. It’s the secret that losers do not know. The greatest Failure inspires winners. 
Failure defeats losers.afraid of losing.",0.0,a loss,a loss
4034,What did the defeat of the United States give him?,strength,7.0,"It gave him strength, for it reminded him 
that he could always turn a financial loss into a financial win. This great defeat 
gave America strength, and America soon emerged as a world power.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_132,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles132
money, he told us this story. It gave him strength, for it reminded him 
that he could always turn a financial loss into a financial win. Rich dad 
knew that failure would only make him stronger and smarter. It’s not 
that he wanted to lose. He just knew who he was and how he would 
take a loss. He would take a loss and make it a win. That’s what made 
him a winner and others losers. It gave him the courage to cross the line 
when others backed out. “That’s why I like Texans so much,” he would 
say. “They took a great failure and turned it into inspiration… as well a 
tourist destination that makes them millions.”
But probably his words that mean the most to me today are these: 
“Texans don’t bury their failures. They get inspired by them. They take 
their failures and turn them into rallying cries. Failure inspires Texans 
to become winners. But that formula is not just the formula for Texans. 
It is the formula for all winners.”
I’ve said that falling off my bike was part of learning to ride. I  
remember falling off only made me more determined to learn to ride, 
not less. I also said that I have never 
met a golfer who has never lost a ball. 
For top professional golfers, losing 
a ball or a tournament provides the 
inspiration to be better, to practice 
harder, to study more. That’s what makes them better. For winners, 
losing inspires them. For losers, losing defeats them.
I like to quote John D. Rockefeller, who said, “I always tried to 
turn every disaster into an opportunity.”
And being Japanese-American, I can say this. Many people say that 
Pearl Harbor was an American mistake. I say it was a Japanese mistake. 
From the movie, Tora, Tora, Tora, a somber Japanese admiral says to 
his cheering subordinates, “I am afraid we have awakened a sleeping 
giant.” “Remember Pearl Harbor” became a rallying cry. It turned one 
of America’s greatest losses into the reason to win. This great defeat 
gave America strength, and America soon emerged as a world power.
Failure inspires winners. And failure defeats losers. It is the biggest 
secret of winners. It’s the secret that losers do not know. The greatest Failure inspires winners. 
Failure defeats losers.afraid of losing.",0.0,strength,strength
4035,What is the best investment portfolio than 70% of the population?,portfolio,1.0,"But playing it safe 
and balanced on your investment portfolio is not the way successful 
investors play the game. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening. They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers 
and buy a balanced portfolio.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_133,"Rich Dad Poor Dad133
secret of winners is that failure inspires winning; thus, they’re not 
afraid of losing. Repeating Fran Tarkenton’s quote, “Winning means 
being unafraid to lose.” People like Fran Tarkenton are not afraid of 
losing, because they know who they are. They hate losing, so they 
know that losing will only inspire them to become better. There is a 
big difference between hating losing and being afraid to lose. Most 
people are so afraid of losing money that they lose. They go broke 
over a duplex. Financially, they play life too safe and too small. 
They buy big houses and big cars, but not big investments. The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.
They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers 
and buy a balanced portfolio. Most have lots of cash in CDs, low-yield 
bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family, 
and a few individual stocks. It is a safe and sensible portfolio. But it is 
not a winning portfolio. It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.
Don’t get me wrong. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening. It’s 
a great portfolio for someone who loves safety. But playing it safe 
and balanced on your investment portfolio is not the way successful 
investors play the game. If you have little money and you want to 
be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced. If you look at any 
successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people 
go nowhere. They stay in one spot. To make progress, you must first 
go unbalanced. Just look at how you make progress walking.
Thomas Edison was not balanced. He was focused. Bill Gates was 
not balanced. He was focused. Donald T rump is focused. George Soros 
is focused. George Patton did not take his tanks wide. He focused them 
and blew through the weak spots in the German line. The French went 
wide with the Maginot Line, and you know what happened to them.
If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.  Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. If you hate losing, play it safe.",0.0,balanced portfolio,balanced portfolio
4036,What do poor people do with their eggs?,baskets,2.0,"Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_133,"Rich Dad Poor Dad133
secret of winners is that failure inspires winning; thus, they’re not 
afraid of losing. Repeating Fran Tarkenton’s quote, “Winning means 
being unafraid to lose.” People like Fran Tarkenton are not afraid of 
losing, because they know who they are. They hate losing, so they 
know that losing will only inspire them to become better. There is a 
big difference between hating losing and being afraid to lose. Most 
people are so afraid of losing money that they lose. They go broke 
over a duplex. Financially, they play life too safe and too small. 
They buy big houses and big cars, but not big investments. The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.
They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers 
and buy a balanced portfolio. Most have lots of cash in CDs, low-yield 
bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family, 
and a few individual stocks. It is a safe and sensible portfolio. But it is 
not a winning portfolio. It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.
Don’t get me wrong. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening. It’s 
a great portfolio for someone who loves safety. But playing it safe 
and balanced on your investment portfolio is not the way successful 
investors play the game. If you have little money and you want to 
be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced. If you look at any 
successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people 
go nowhere. They stay in one spot. To make progress, you must first 
go unbalanced. Just look at how you make progress walking.
Thomas Edison was not balanced. He was focused. Bill Gates was 
not balanced. He was focused. Donald T rump is focused. George Soros 
is focused. George Patton did not take his tanks wide. He focused them 
and blew through the weak spots in the German line. The French went 
wide with the Maginot Line, and you know what happened to them.
If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.  Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. If you hate losing, play it safe.",0.0,"put their few eggs in many 
baskets","put their few eggs in many 
baskets"
4037,What do poor people put in baskets?,eggs,3.0,"Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_133,"Rich Dad Poor Dad133
secret of winners is that failure inspires winning; thus, they’re not 
afraid of losing. Repeating Fran Tarkenton’s quote, “Winning means 
being unafraid to lose.” People like Fran Tarkenton are not afraid of 
losing, because they know who they are. They hate losing, so they 
know that losing will only inspire them to become better. There is a 
big difference between hating losing and being afraid to lose. Most 
people are so afraid of losing money that they lose. They go broke 
over a duplex. Financially, they play life too safe and too small. 
They buy big houses and big cars, but not big investments. The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.
They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers 
and buy a balanced portfolio. Most have lots of cash in CDs, low-yield 
bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family, 
and a few individual stocks. It is a safe and sensible portfolio. But it is 
not a winning portfolio. It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.
Don’t get me wrong. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening. It’s 
a great portfolio for someone who loves safety. But playing it safe 
and balanced on your investment portfolio is not the way successful 
investors play the game. If you have little money and you want to 
be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced. If you look at any 
successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people 
go nowhere. They stay in one spot. To make progress, you must first 
go unbalanced. Just look at how you make progress walking.
Thomas Edison was not balanced. He was focused. Bill Gates was 
not balanced. He was focused. Donald T rump is focused. George Soros 
is focused. George Patton did not take his tanks wide. He focused them 
and blew through the weak spots in the German line. The French went 
wide with the Maginot Line, and you know what happened to them.
If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.  Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. If you hate losing, play it safe.",0.0,eggs,eggs
4038,"How much cash do most people have in CDs, low-yield bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family?",lots,4.0,"Most have lots of cash in CDs, low-yield 
bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family, 
and a few individual stocks.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_133,"Rich Dad Poor Dad133
secret of winners is that failure inspires winning; thus, they’re not 
afraid of losing. Repeating Fran Tarkenton’s quote, “Winning means 
being unafraid to lose.” People like Fran Tarkenton are not afraid of 
losing, because they know who they are. They hate losing, so they 
know that losing will only inspire them to become better. There is a 
big difference between hating losing and being afraid to lose. Most 
people are so afraid of losing money that they lose. They go broke 
over a duplex. Financially, they play life too safe and too small. 
They buy big houses and big cars, but not big investments. The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.
They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers 
and buy a balanced portfolio. Most have lots of cash in CDs, low-yield 
bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family, 
and a few individual stocks. It is a safe and sensible portfolio. But it is 
not a winning portfolio. It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.
Don’t get me wrong. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening. It’s 
a great portfolio for someone who loves safety. But playing it safe 
and balanced on your investment portfolio is not the way successful 
investors play the game. If you have little money and you want to 
be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced. If you look at any 
successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people 
go nowhere. They stay in one spot. To make progress, you must first 
go unbalanced. Just look at how you make progress walking.
Thomas Edison was not balanced. He was focused. Bill Gates was 
not balanced. He was focused. Donald T rump is focused. George Soros 
is focused. George Patton did not take his tanks wide. He focused them 
and blew through the weak spots in the German line. The French went 
wide with the Maginot Line, and you know what happened to them.
If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.  Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. If you hate losing, play it safe.",0.0,lots of cash,lots of cash
4039,What percentage of the American public struggles financially because they play not to lose?,percent,5.0,"The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_133,"Rich Dad Poor Dad133
secret of winners is that failure inspires winning; thus, they’re not 
afraid of losing. Repeating Fran Tarkenton’s quote, “Winning means 
being unafraid to lose.” People like Fran Tarkenton are not afraid of 
losing, because they know who they are. They hate losing, so they 
know that losing will only inspire them to become better. There is a 
big difference between hating losing and being afraid to lose. Most 
people are so afraid of losing money that they lose. They go broke 
over a duplex. Financially, they play life too safe and too small. 
They buy big houses and big cars, but not big investments. The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.
They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers 
and buy a balanced portfolio. Most have lots of cash in CDs, low-yield 
bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family, 
and a few individual stocks. It is a safe and sensible portfolio. But it is 
not a winning portfolio. It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.
Don’t get me wrong. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening. It’s 
a great portfolio for someone who loves safety. But playing it safe 
and balanced on your investment portfolio is not the way successful 
investors play the game. If you have little money and you want to 
be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced. If you look at any 
successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people 
go nowhere. They stay in one spot. To make progress, you must first 
go unbalanced. Just look at how you make progress walking.
Thomas Edison was not balanced. He was focused. Bill Gates was 
not balanced. He was focused. Donald T rump is focused. George Soros 
is focused. George Patton did not take his tanks wide. He focused them 
and blew through the weak spots in the German line. The French went 
wide with the Maginot Line, and you know what happened to them.
If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.  Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. If you hate losing, play it safe.",0.0,over 90 percent,over 90 percent
4040,What is the one place they stay in?,spot,6.0,They stay in one spot.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_133,"Rich Dad Poor Dad133
secret of winners is that failure inspires winning; thus, they’re not 
afraid of losing. Repeating Fran Tarkenton’s quote, “Winning means 
being unafraid to lose.” People like Fran Tarkenton are not afraid of 
losing, because they know who they are. They hate losing, so they 
know that losing will only inspire them to become better. There is a 
big difference between hating losing and being afraid to lose. Most 
people are so afraid of losing money that they lose. They go broke 
over a duplex. Financially, they play life too safe and too small. 
They buy big houses and big cars, but not big investments. The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.
They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers 
and buy a balanced portfolio. Most have lots of cash in CDs, low-yield 
bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family, 
and a few individual stocks. It is a safe and sensible portfolio. But it is 
not a winning portfolio. It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.
Don’t get me wrong. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening. It’s 
a great portfolio for someone who loves safety. But playing it safe 
and balanced on your investment portfolio is not the way successful 
investors play the game. If you have little money and you want to 
be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced. If you look at any 
successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people 
go nowhere. They stay in one spot. To make progress, you must first 
go unbalanced. Just look at how you make progress walking.
Thomas Edison was not balanced. He was focused. Bill Gates was 
not balanced. He was focused. Donald T rump is focused. George Soros 
is focused. George Patton did not take his tanks wide. He focused them 
and blew through the weak spots in the German line. The French went 
wide with the Maginot Line, and you know what happened to them.
If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.  Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. If you hate losing, play it safe.",0.0,"Balanced people 
go nowhere","Balanced people 
go nowhere"
4041,What are big investments?,cars,7.0,"They buy big houses and big cars, but not big investments.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_133,"Rich Dad Poor Dad133
secret of winners is that failure inspires winning; thus, they’re not 
afraid of losing. Repeating Fran Tarkenton’s quote, “Winning means 
being unafraid to lose.” People like Fran Tarkenton are not afraid of 
losing, because they know who they are. They hate losing, so they 
know that losing will only inspire them to become better. There is a 
big difference between hating losing and being afraid to lose. Most 
people are so afraid of losing money that they lose. They go broke 
over a duplex. Financially, they play life too safe and too small. 
They buy big houses and big cars, but not big investments. The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.
They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers 
and buy a balanced portfolio. Most have lots of cash in CDs, low-yield 
bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family, 
and a few individual stocks. It is a safe and sensible portfolio. But it is 
not a winning portfolio. It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.
Don’t get me wrong. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening. It’s 
a great portfolio for someone who loves safety. But playing it safe 
and balanced on your investment portfolio is not the way successful 
investors play the game. If you have little money and you want to 
be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced. If you look at any 
successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people 
go nowhere. They stay in one spot. To make progress, you must first 
go unbalanced. Just look at how you make progress walking.
Thomas Edison was not balanced. He was focused. Bill Gates was 
not balanced. He was focused. Donald T rump is focused. George Soros 
is focused. George Patton did not take his tanks wide. He focused them 
and blew through the weak spots in the German line. The French went 
wide with the Maginot Line, and you know what happened to them.
If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.  Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. If you hate losing, play it safe.",0.0,big houses and big cars,big houses and big cars
4042,Why do people struggle financially?,reason,8.0,"The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_133,"Rich Dad Poor Dad133
secret of winners is that failure inspires winning; thus, they’re not 
afraid of losing. Repeating Fran Tarkenton’s quote, “Winning means 
being unafraid to lose.” People like Fran Tarkenton are not afraid of 
losing, because they know who they are. They hate losing, so they 
know that losing will only inspire them to become better. There is a 
big difference between hating losing and being afraid to lose. Most 
people are so afraid of losing money that they lose. They go broke 
over a duplex. Financially, they play life too safe and too small. 
They buy big houses and big cars, but not big investments. The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.
They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers 
and buy a balanced portfolio. Most have lots of cash in CDs, low-yield 
bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family, 
and a few individual stocks. It is a safe and sensible portfolio. But it is 
not a winning portfolio. It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.
Don’t get me wrong. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening. It’s 
a great portfolio for someone who loves safety. But playing it safe 
and balanced on your investment portfolio is not the way successful 
investors play the game. If you have little money and you want to 
be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced. If you look at any 
successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people 
go nowhere. They stay in one spot. To make progress, you must first 
go unbalanced. Just look at how you make progress walking.
Thomas Edison was not balanced. He was focused. Bill Gates was 
not balanced. He was focused. Donald T rump is focused. George Soros 
is focused. George Patton did not take his tanks wide. He focused them 
and blew through the weak spots in the German line. The French went 
wide with the Maginot Line, and you know what happened to them.
If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.  Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. If you hate losing, play it safe.",0.0,they play not to lose,they play not to lose
4043,Who is afraid of losing money?,people,9.0,"Repeating Fran Tarkenton’s quote, “Winning means 
being unafraid to lose.” People like Fran Tarkenton are not afraid of 
losing, because they know who they are. Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets. Most 
people are so afraid of losing money that they lose.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_133,"Rich Dad Poor Dad133
secret of winners is that failure inspires winning; thus, they’re not 
afraid of losing. Repeating Fran Tarkenton’s quote, “Winning means 
being unafraid to lose.” People like Fran Tarkenton are not afraid of 
losing, because they know who they are. They hate losing, so they 
know that losing will only inspire them to become better. There is a 
big difference between hating losing and being afraid to lose. Most 
people are so afraid of losing money that they lose. They go broke 
over a duplex. Financially, they play life too safe and too small. 
They buy big houses and big cars, but not big investments. The 
main reason that over 90 percent of the American public struggles 
financially is because they play not to lose. They don’t play to win.
They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers 
and buy a balanced portfolio. Most have lots of cash in CDs, low-yield 
bonds, mutual funds that can be traded within a mutual-fund family, 
and a few individual stocks. It is a safe and sensible portfolio. But it is 
not a winning portfolio. It is a portfolio of someone playing not to lose.
Don’t get me wrong. It’s probably a better portfolio than more 
than 70 percent of the population has, and that’s frightening. It’s 
a great portfolio for someone who loves safety. But playing it safe 
and balanced on your investment portfolio is not the way successful 
investors play the game. If you have little money and you want to 
be rich, you must first be focused, not balanced. If you look at any 
successful person, at the start they were not balanced. Balanced people 
go nowhere. They stay in one spot. To make progress, you must first 
go unbalanced. Just look at how you make progress walking.
Thomas Edison was not balanced. He was focused. Bill Gates was 
not balanced. He was focused. Donald T rump is focused. George Soros 
is focused. George Patton did not take his tanks wide. He focused them 
and blew through the weak spots in the German line. The French went 
wide with the Maginot Line, and you know what happened to them.
If you have any desire to be rich, you must focus.  Do not do 
what poor and middle-class people do: put their few eggs in many 
baskets. Put a lot of your eggs in a few baskets and FOCUS: Follow 
One Course Until Successful. If you hate losing, play it safe.",0.0,"Most 
people","Most 
people"
4044,What is the name of the chicken who ran around warning the barnyard of impending doom?,chicken little,1.0,"The sky is falling!” Most of us know the  
story of Chicken Little who ran around warning the barnyard of  
impending doom. There’s a 
Chicken Little inside each of us.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_134,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles134
If you hate losing, play it safe. If losing makes you weak, play it 
safe. Go with balanced investments. If you’re over 25 years old and are 
terrified of taking risks, don’t change. Play it safe, but start early. Start 
accumulating your nest egg early because it will take time.
But if you have dreams of freedom—of getting out of the Rat  
Race—the first question to ask yourself is, “How do I respond to  
failure?” If failure inspires you to win, maybe you should go for it—but 
only maybe. If failure makes you weak or causes you to throw temper 
tantrums—like spoiled brats who call attorneys to file lawsuits every 
time something doesn’t go their way—then play it safe. Keep your  
daytime job. Or buy bonds or mutual funds. But remember, there is risk 
in those financial instruments also, even though they may appear safe.
I say all this, mentioning Texas and Fran Tarkenton, because  
stacking the asset column is easy. It’s really a low-aptitude game. It 
doesn’t take much education. Fifth-grade math will do. But building 
your asset column is a game in which attitude plays a major role. It 
takes guts, patience, and a great attitude toward failure. Losers avoid 
failing. And failure turns losers into winners. Just remember the Alamo.
Overcoming Cynicism
“The sky is falling! The sky is falling!” Most of us know the  
story of Chicken Little who ran around warning the barnyard of  
impending doom. We all know people who are that way. There’s a 
Chicken Little inside each of us.
As I stated earlier, the cynic is really a little chicken. We all get  
a little chicken when fear and doubt cloud our thoughts.
All of us have doubts: “I’m not smart.” “I’m not good enough.”  
“So-and-so is better than me.” Our doubts often paralyze us. We  
play the “What if?” game. “What if the economy crashes right after  
I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” 
“What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved 
ones who will remind us of our shortcomings. They often say, “What 
makes you think you can do that?” “If it’s such a good idea, how come 
someone else hasn’t done it?” “That will never work. You don’t know 
what you’re talking about.” These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.",0.0,Chicken Little,Chicken Little
4045,What is the result of failure?,losers,2.0,"And failure turns losers into winners. Losers avoid 
failing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_134,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles134
If you hate losing, play it safe. If losing makes you weak, play it 
safe. Go with balanced investments. If you’re over 25 years old and are 
terrified of taking risks, don’t change. Play it safe, but start early. Start 
accumulating your nest egg early because it will take time.
But if you have dreams of freedom—of getting out of the Rat  
Race—the first question to ask yourself is, “How do I respond to  
failure?” If failure inspires you to win, maybe you should go for it—but 
only maybe. If failure makes you weak or causes you to throw temper 
tantrums—like spoiled brats who call attorneys to file lawsuits every 
time something doesn’t go their way—then play it safe. Keep your  
daytime job. Or buy bonds or mutual funds. But remember, there is risk 
in those financial instruments also, even though they may appear safe.
I say all this, mentioning Texas and Fran Tarkenton, because  
stacking the asset column is easy. It’s really a low-aptitude game. It 
doesn’t take much education. Fifth-grade math will do. But building 
your asset column is a game in which attitude plays a major role. It 
takes guts, patience, and a great attitude toward failure. Losers avoid 
failing. And failure turns losers into winners. Just remember the Alamo.
Overcoming Cynicism
“The sky is falling! The sky is falling!” Most of us know the  
story of Chicken Little who ran around warning the barnyard of  
impending doom. We all know people who are that way. There’s a 
Chicken Little inside each of us.
As I stated earlier, the cynic is really a little chicken. We all get  
a little chicken when fear and doubt cloud our thoughts.
All of us have doubts: “I’m not smart.” “I’m not good enough.”  
“So-and-so is better than me.” Our doubts often paralyze us. We  
play the “What if?” game. “What if the economy crashes right after  
I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” 
“What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved 
ones who will remind us of our shortcomings. They often say, “What 
makes you think you can do that?” “If it’s such a good idea, how come 
someone else hasn’t done it?” “That will never work. You don’t know 
what you’re talking about.” These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.",0.0,losers into winners,losers into winners
4046,What is falling?,sky,3.0,"The sky is falling!” Most of us know the  
story of Chicken Little who ran around warning the barnyard of  
impending doom. Overcoming Cynicism
“The sky is falling!",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_134,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles134
If you hate losing, play it safe. If losing makes you weak, play it 
safe. Go with balanced investments. If you’re over 25 years old and are 
terrified of taking risks, don’t change. Play it safe, but start early. Start 
accumulating your nest egg early because it will take time.
But if you have dreams of freedom—of getting out of the Rat  
Race—the first question to ask yourself is, “How do I respond to  
failure?” If failure inspires you to win, maybe you should go for it—but 
only maybe. If failure makes you weak or causes you to throw temper 
tantrums—like spoiled brats who call attorneys to file lawsuits every 
time something doesn’t go their way—then play it safe. Keep your  
daytime job. Or buy bonds or mutual funds. But remember, there is risk 
in those financial instruments also, even though they may appear safe.
I say all this, mentioning Texas and Fran Tarkenton, because  
stacking the asset column is easy. It’s really a low-aptitude game. It 
doesn’t take much education. Fifth-grade math will do. But building 
your asset column is a game in which attitude plays a major role. It 
takes guts, patience, and a great attitude toward failure. Losers avoid 
failing. And failure turns losers into winners. Just remember the Alamo.
Overcoming Cynicism
“The sky is falling! The sky is falling!” Most of us know the  
story of Chicken Little who ran around warning the barnyard of  
impending doom. We all know people who are that way. There’s a 
Chicken Little inside each of us.
As I stated earlier, the cynic is really a little chicken. We all get  
a little chicken when fear and doubt cloud our thoughts.
All of us have doubts: “I’m not smart.” “I’m not good enough.”  
“So-and-so is better than me.” Our doubts often paralyze us. We  
play the “What if?” game. “What if the economy crashes right after  
I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” 
“What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved 
ones who will remind us of our shortcomings. They often say, “What 
makes you think you can do that?” “If it’s such a good idea, how come 
someone else hasn’t done it?” “That will never work. You don’t know 
what you’re talking about.” These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.",0.0,The sky,The sky
4047,"If you have dreams of freedom, the first question to ask yourself is, ""How do I respond to failure?""",failure,4.0,"But if you have dreams of freedom—of getting out of the Rat  
Race—the first question to ask yourself is, “How do I respond to  
failure?” If failure inspires you to win, maybe you should go for it—but 
only maybe. But if you have dreams of freedom—of getting out of the Rat  
Race—the first question to ask yourself is, “How do I respond to  
failure?” If failure inspires you to win, maybe you should go for it—but 
only maybe. If failure makes you weak or causes you to throw temper 
tantrums—like spoiled brats who call attorneys to file lawsuits every 
time something doesn’t go their way—then play it safe.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_134,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles134
If you hate losing, play it safe. If losing makes you weak, play it 
safe. Go with balanced investments. If you’re over 25 years old and are 
terrified of taking risks, don’t change. Play it safe, but start early. Start 
accumulating your nest egg early because it will take time.
But if you have dreams of freedom—of getting out of the Rat  
Race—the first question to ask yourself is, “How do I respond to  
failure?” If failure inspires you to win, maybe you should go for it—but 
only maybe. If failure makes you weak or causes you to throw temper 
tantrums—like spoiled brats who call attorneys to file lawsuits every 
time something doesn’t go their way—then play it safe. Keep your  
daytime job. Or buy bonds or mutual funds. But remember, there is risk 
in those financial instruments also, even though they may appear safe.
I say all this, mentioning Texas and Fran Tarkenton, because  
stacking the asset column is easy. It’s really a low-aptitude game. It 
doesn’t take much education. Fifth-grade math will do. But building 
your asset column is a game in which attitude plays a major role. It 
takes guts, patience, and a great attitude toward failure. Losers avoid 
failing. And failure turns losers into winners. Just remember the Alamo.
Overcoming Cynicism
“The sky is falling! The sky is falling!” Most of us know the  
story of Chicken Little who ran around warning the barnyard of  
impending doom. We all know people who are that way. There’s a 
Chicken Little inside each of us.
As I stated earlier, the cynic is really a little chicken. We all get  
a little chicken when fear and doubt cloud our thoughts.
All of us have doubts: “I’m not smart.” “I’m not good enough.”  
“So-and-so is better than me.” Our doubts often paralyze us. We  
play the “What if?” game. “What if the economy crashes right after  
I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” 
“What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved 
ones who will remind us of our shortcomings. They often say, “What 
makes you think you can do that?” “If it’s such a good idea, how come 
someone else hasn’t done it?” “That will never work. You don’t know 
what you’re talking about.” These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.",0.0,"
failure","
failure"
4048,What is building your asset column?,game,5.0,"But building 
your asset column is a game in which attitude plays a major role. It’s really a low-aptitude game. We  
play the “What if?” game.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_134,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles134
If you hate losing, play it safe. If losing makes you weak, play it 
safe. Go with balanced investments. If you’re over 25 years old and are 
terrified of taking risks, don’t change. Play it safe, but start early. Start 
accumulating your nest egg early because it will take time.
But if you have dreams of freedom—of getting out of the Rat  
Race—the first question to ask yourself is, “How do I respond to  
failure?” If failure inspires you to win, maybe you should go for it—but 
only maybe. If failure makes you weak or causes you to throw temper 
tantrums—like spoiled brats who call attorneys to file lawsuits every 
time something doesn’t go their way—then play it safe. Keep your  
daytime job. Or buy bonds or mutual funds. But remember, there is risk 
in those financial instruments also, even though they may appear safe.
I say all this, mentioning Texas and Fran Tarkenton, because  
stacking the asset column is easy. It’s really a low-aptitude game. It 
doesn’t take much education. Fifth-grade math will do. But building 
your asset column is a game in which attitude plays a major role. It 
takes guts, patience, and a great attitude toward failure. Losers avoid 
failing. And failure turns losers into winners. Just remember the Alamo.
Overcoming Cynicism
“The sky is falling! The sky is falling!” Most of us know the  
story of Chicken Little who ran around warning the barnyard of  
impending doom. We all know people who are that way. There’s a 
Chicken Little inside each of us.
As I stated earlier, the cynic is really a little chicken. We all get  
a little chicken when fear and doubt cloud our thoughts.
All of us have doubts: “I’m not smart.” “I’m not good enough.”  
“So-and-so is better than me.” Our doubts often paralyze us. We  
play the “What if?” game. “What if the economy crashes right after  
I invest?” “What if I lose control and I can’t pay the money back?” 
“What if things don’t go as I planned?” Or we have friends or loved 
ones who will remind us of our shortcomings. They often say, “What 
makes you think you can do that?” “If it’s such a good idea, how come 
someone else hasn’t done it?” “That will never work. You don’t know 
what you’re talking about.” These words of doubt often get so loud that we fail to act.",0.0,attitude plays a major role,attitude plays a major role
4049,Who is the founder of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame?,peter lynch,1.0,"Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame refers to  
warnings about the sky falling as “noise,” and we all hear it.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_135,"Rich Dad Poor Dad135
that we fail to act. A horrible feeling builds in our stomach. Sometimes 
we can’t sleep. We fail to move forward. So we stay with what is 
safe, and opportunities pass us by. We watch life passing by as we sit 
immobilized with a cold knot in our body. We have all felt this at one 
time in our lives, some more than others.
Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame refers to  
warnings about the sky falling as “noise,” and we all hear it.
Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, 
often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media. Lynch recalls 
the time during the 1950s when the threat of nuclear war was so 
prevalent in the news that people began building fallout shelters and 
storing food and water. If they had invested that money wisely in 
the market, instead of building a fallout shelter, they’d probably be 
financially independent today.
When violence breaks out in a city, gun sales go up all over the 
country. A person dies from rare hamburger meat in the state of  
Washington, and the Arizona Health Department orders restaurants to 
have all beef cooked well-done. A drug company runs a TV commercial 
in February showing people catching the flu. Colds go up as well as 
sales of cold medicine.
Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! The sky is falling!” And Chicken Littles are effective, because 
every one of us is a little chicken. It often takes great courage to not  
let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.  
But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually 
the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to 
act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded. 
Some time ago, a friend named Richard came from Boston to visit 
Kim and me in Phoenix. He was impressed with what we had done 
through stocks and real estate. The Phoenix real estate prices were  
depressed. We spent two days showing him what we thought were 
excellent opportunities for cash flow and capital appreciation.Kim and I are not real estate agents.",0.0,Peter Lynch,Peter Lynch
4050,What is the world filled with when it comes to investing?,chicken littles,2.0,"Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! The sky is falling!” And Chicken Littles are effective, because 
every one of us is a little chicken.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_135,"Rich Dad Poor Dad135
that we fail to act. A horrible feeling builds in our stomach. Sometimes 
we can’t sleep. We fail to move forward. So we stay with what is 
safe, and opportunities pass us by. We watch life passing by as we sit 
immobilized with a cold knot in our body. We have all felt this at one 
time in our lives, some more than others.
Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame refers to  
warnings about the sky falling as “noise,” and we all hear it.
Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, 
often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media. Lynch recalls 
the time during the 1950s when the threat of nuclear war was so 
prevalent in the news that people began building fallout shelters and 
storing food and water. If they had invested that money wisely in 
the market, instead of building a fallout shelter, they’d probably be 
financially independent today.
When violence breaks out in a city, gun sales go up all over the 
country. A person dies from rare hamburger meat in the state of  
Washington, and the Arizona Health Department orders restaurants to 
have all beef cooked well-done. A drug company runs a TV commercial 
in February showing people catching the flu. Colds go up as well as 
sales of cold medicine.
Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! The sky is falling!” And Chicken Littles are effective, because 
every one of us is a little chicken. It often takes great courage to not  
let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.  
But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually 
the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to 
act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded. 
Some time ago, a friend named Richard came from Boston to visit 
Kim and me in Phoenix. He was impressed with what we had done 
through stocks and real estate. The Phoenix real estate prices were  
depressed. We spent two days showing him what we thought were 
excellent opportunities for cash flow and capital appreciation.Kim and I are not real estate agents.",0.0,Chicken Littles,Chicken Littles
4051,Where did Richard and Kim visit?,phoenix,3.0,"Some time ago, a friend named Richard came from Boston to visit 
Kim and me in Phoenix. The Phoenix real estate prices were  
depressed.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_135,"Rich Dad Poor Dad135
that we fail to act. A horrible feeling builds in our stomach. Sometimes 
we can’t sleep. We fail to move forward. So we stay with what is 
safe, and opportunities pass us by. We watch life passing by as we sit 
immobilized with a cold knot in our body. We have all felt this at one 
time in our lives, some more than others.
Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame refers to  
warnings about the sky falling as “noise,” and we all hear it.
Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, 
often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media. Lynch recalls 
the time during the 1950s when the threat of nuclear war was so 
prevalent in the news that people began building fallout shelters and 
storing food and water. If they had invested that money wisely in 
the market, instead of building a fallout shelter, they’d probably be 
financially independent today.
When violence breaks out in a city, gun sales go up all over the 
country. A person dies from rare hamburger meat in the state of  
Washington, and the Arizona Health Department orders restaurants to 
have all beef cooked well-done. A drug company runs a TV commercial 
in February showing people catching the flu. Colds go up as well as 
sales of cold medicine.
Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! The sky is falling!” And Chicken Littles are effective, because 
every one of us is a little chicken. It often takes great courage to not  
let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.  
But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually 
the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to 
act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded. 
Some time ago, a friend named Richard came from Boston to visit 
Kim and me in Phoenix. He was impressed with what we had done 
through stocks and real estate. The Phoenix real estate prices were  
depressed. We spent two days showing him what we thought were 
excellent opportunities for cash flow and capital appreciation.Kim and I are not real estate agents.",0.0,Phoenix,Phoenix
4052,What did people build in the 1950s to prevent nuclear war?,fallout shelters,4.0,"Lynch recalls 
the time during the 1950s when the threat of nuclear war was so 
prevalent in the news that people began building fallout shelters and 
storing food and water.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_135,"Rich Dad Poor Dad135
that we fail to act. A horrible feeling builds in our stomach. Sometimes 
we can’t sleep. We fail to move forward. So we stay with what is 
safe, and opportunities pass us by. We watch life passing by as we sit 
immobilized with a cold knot in our body. We have all felt this at one 
time in our lives, some more than others.
Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame refers to  
warnings about the sky falling as “noise,” and we all hear it.
Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, 
often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media. Lynch recalls 
the time during the 1950s when the threat of nuclear war was so 
prevalent in the news that people began building fallout shelters and 
storing food and water. If they had invested that money wisely in 
the market, instead of building a fallout shelter, they’d probably be 
financially independent today.
When violence breaks out in a city, gun sales go up all over the 
country. A person dies from rare hamburger meat in the state of  
Washington, and the Arizona Health Department orders restaurants to 
have all beef cooked well-done. A drug company runs a TV commercial 
in February showing people catching the flu. Colds go up as well as 
sales of cold medicine.
Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! The sky is falling!” And Chicken Littles are effective, because 
every one of us is a little chicken. It often takes great courage to not  
let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.  
But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually 
the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to 
act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded. 
Some time ago, a friend named Richard came from Boston to visit 
Kim and me in Phoenix. He was impressed with what we had done 
through stocks and real estate. The Phoenix real estate prices were  
depressed. We spent two days showing him what we thought were 
excellent opportunities for cash flow and capital appreciation.Kim and I are not real estate agents.",0.0,fallout shelters,fallout shelters
4053,What type of real estate did Kim and I not have?,estate,5.0,"We spent two days showing him what we thought were 
excellent opportunities for cash flow and capital appreciation.Kim and I are not real estate agents. He was impressed with what we had done 
through stocks and real estate. The Phoenix real estate prices were  
depressed.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_135,"Rich Dad Poor Dad135
that we fail to act. A horrible feeling builds in our stomach. Sometimes 
we can’t sleep. We fail to move forward. So we stay with what is 
safe, and opportunities pass us by. We watch life passing by as we sit 
immobilized with a cold knot in our body. We have all felt this at one 
time in our lives, some more than others.
Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame refers to  
warnings about the sky falling as “noise,” and we all hear it.
Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, 
often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media. Lynch recalls 
the time during the 1950s when the threat of nuclear war was so 
prevalent in the news that people began building fallout shelters and 
storing food and water. If they had invested that money wisely in 
the market, instead of building a fallout shelter, they’d probably be 
financially independent today.
When violence breaks out in a city, gun sales go up all over the 
country. A person dies from rare hamburger meat in the state of  
Washington, and the Arizona Health Department orders restaurants to 
have all beef cooked well-done. A drug company runs a TV commercial 
in February showing people catching the flu. Colds go up as well as 
sales of cold medicine.
Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! The sky is falling!” And Chicken Littles are effective, because 
every one of us is a little chicken. It often takes great courage to not  
let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.  
But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually 
the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to 
act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded. 
Some time ago, a friend named Richard came from Boston to visit 
Kim and me in Phoenix. He was impressed with what we had done 
through stocks and real estate. The Phoenix real estate prices were  
depressed. We spent two days showing him what we thought were 
excellent opportunities for cash flow and capital appreciation.Kim and I are not real estate agents.",0.0,real estate agents,real estate agents
4054,What is falling?,sky,6.0,"Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame refers to  
warnings about the sky falling as “noise,” and we all hear it. The sky is falling!” And Chicken Littles are effective, because 
every one of us is a little chicken.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_135,"Rich Dad Poor Dad135
that we fail to act. A horrible feeling builds in our stomach. Sometimes 
we can’t sleep. We fail to move forward. So we stay with what is 
safe, and opportunities pass us by. We watch life passing by as we sit 
immobilized with a cold knot in our body. We have all felt this at one 
time in our lives, some more than others.
Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame refers to  
warnings about the sky falling as “noise,” and we all hear it.
Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, 
often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media. Lynch recalls 
the time during the 1950s when the threat of nuclear war was so 
prevalent in the news that people began building fallout shelters and 
storing food and water. If they had invested that money wisely in 
the market, instead of building a fallout shelter, they’d probably be 
financially independent today.
When violence breaks out in a city, gun sales go up all over the 
country. A person dies from rare hamburger meat in the state of  
Washington, and the Arizona Health Department orders restaurants to 
have all beef cooked well-done. A drug company runs a TV commercial 
in February showing people catching the flu. Colds go up as well as 
sales of cold medicine.
Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! The sky is falling!” And Chicken Littles are effective, because 
every one of us is a little chicken. It often takes great courage to not  
let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.  
But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually 
the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to 
act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded. 
Some time ago, a friend named Richard came from Boston to visit 
Kim and me in Phoenix. He was impressed with what we had done 
through stocks and real estate. The Phoenix real estate prices were  
depressed. We spent two days showing him what we thought were 
excellent opportunities for cash flow and capital appreciation.Kim and I are not real estate agents.",0.0,The sky,The sky
4055,What is the source of noise that is created inside of us?,friends,7.0,"Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, 
often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_135,"Rich Dad Poor Dad135
that we fail to act. A horrible feeling builds in our stomach. Sometimes 
we can’t sleep. We fail to move forward. So we stay with what is 
safe, and opportunities pass us by. We watch life passing by as we sit 
immobilized with a cold knot in our body. We have all felt this at one 
time in our lives, some more than others.
Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame refers to  
warnings about the sky falling as “noise,” and we all hear it.
Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, 
often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media. Lynch recalls 
the time during the 1950s when the threat of nuclear war was so 
prevalent in the news that people began building fallout shelters and 
storing food and water. If they had invested that money wisely in 
the market, instead of building a fallout shelter, they’d probably be 
financially independent today.
When violence breaks out in a city, gun sales go up all over the 
country. A person dies from rare hamburger meat in the state of  
Washington, and the Arizona Health Department orders restaurants to 
have all beef cooked well-done. A drug company runs a TV commercial 
in February showing people catching the flu. Colds go up as well as 
sales of cold medicine.
Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! The sky is falling!” And Chicken Littles are effective, because 
every one of us is a little chicken. It often takes great courage to not  
let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.  
But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually 
the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to 
act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded. 
Some time ago, a friend named Richard came from Boston to visit 
Kim and me in Phoenix. He was impressed with what we had done 
through stocks and real estate. The Phoenix real estate prices were  
depressed. We spent two days showing him what we thought were 
excellent opportunities for cash flow and capital appreciation.Kim and I are not real estate agents.",0.0,"friends, family, co-workers, and the media","friends, family, co-workers, and the media"
4056,Who started building fallout shelters in the 1950s?,people,8.0,"Lynch recalls 
the time during the 1950s when the threat of nuclear war was so 
prevalent in the news that people began building fallout shelters and 
storing food and water. Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! A drug company runs a TV commercial 
in February showing people catching the flu.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_135,"Rich Dad Poor Dad135
that we fail to act. A horrible feeling builds in our stomach. Sometimes 
we can’t sleep. We fail to move forward. So we stay with what is 
safe, and opportunities pass us by. We watch life passing by as we sit 
immobilized with a cold knot in our body. We have all felt this at one 
time in our lives, some more than others.
Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan mutual-fund fame refers to  
warnings about the sky falling as “noise,” and we all hear it.
Noise is either created inside our heads or comes from outside, 
often from friends, family, co-workers, and the media. Lynch recalls 
the time during the 1950s when the threat of nuclear war was so 
prevalent in the news that people began building fallout shelters and 
storing food and water. If they had invested that money wisely in 
the market, instead of building a fallout shelter, they’d probably be 
financially independent today.
When violence breaks out in a city, gun sales go up all over the 
country. A person dies from rare hamburger meat in the state of  
Washington, and the Arizona Health Department orders restaurants to 
have all beef cooked well-done. A drug company runs a TV commercial 
in February showing people catching the flu. Colds go up as well as 
sales of cold medicine.
Most people are poor because, when it comes to investing, the 
world is filled with Chicken Littles running around yelling, “The sky 
is falling! The sky is falling!” And Chicken Littles are effective, because 
every one of us is a little chicken. It often takes great courage to not  
let rumors and talk of doom and gloom affect your doubts and fears.  
But a savvy investor knows that the seemingly worst of times is actually 
the best of times to make money. When everyone else is too afraid to 
act, they pull the trigger and are rewarded. 
Some time ago, a friend named Richard came from Boston to visit 
Kim and me in Phoenix. He was impressed with what we had done 
through stocks and real estate. The Phoenix real estate prices were  
depressed. We spent two days showing him what we thought were 
excellent opportunities for cash flow and capital appreciation.Kim and I are not real estate agents.",0.0,people,people
4057,Who was the guy who listened to Richard?,richard,1.0,"When I asked why he listened to him, 
Richard got defensive and simply said he wanted to keep looking. All Richard had to put 
down was $5,000 and he would have had a start at getting out of the 
Rat Race. I asked Richard if his neighbor was an investor.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_136,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles136
Kim and I are not real estate agents. We are strictly investors.  
After identifying a unit in a resort community, we called an agent who 
sold it to him that afternoon. The price was a mere $42,000 for a  
two-bedroom townhome. Similar units were going for $65,000. He 
had found a bargain. Excited, he bought it and returned to Boston.
T wo weeks later, the agent called to say that our friend had backed 
out. I called immediately to find out why. All he said was that he 
talked to his neighbor, and his neighbor told him it was a bad deal. He 
was paying too much. I asked Richard if his neighbor was an investor.  
Richard said he was not. When I asked why he listened to him, 
Richard got defensive and simply said he wanted to keep looking.
The real estate market in Phoenix turned, and a few years later, 
that little unit was renting for $1,000 a month—$2,500 in the peak 
winter months. The unit was worth $95,000. All Richard had to put 
down was $5,000 and he would have had a start at getting out of the 
Rat Race. Today, he still has done nothing.
Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s  
remorse, and it affects all of us. The little chicken won, and a chance  
at freedom was lost. 
In another example, I hold a small portion of my assets in  
tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my 
money, which certainly beats the interest rates banks offer on CDs.  
The certificates are secured by real estate and enforced by state law, 
which is also better than most banks. The formula they’re bought on 
makes them safe. They just lack liquidity. So I look at them as 2- to 
7-year CDs. Almost every time I tell someone that I hold my money 
this way, especially if they have money in CDs, they will tell me it’s 
risky. They tell me why I should not do it. When I ask them where 
they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment 
magazine. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s 
doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield I look for is 16 percent, 
but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower 
return. Doubt is expensive.people poor and playing it safe.",0.0,his neighbor,his neighbor
4058,"I earn 16 percent per year on my money, which certainly beats the interest rates banks offer on what?",cds,2.0,"Almost every time I tell someone that I hold my money 
this way, especially if they have money in CDs, they will tell me it’s 
risky. I earn 16 percent per year on my 
money, which certainly beats the interest rates banks offer on CDs. In another example, I hold a small portion of my assets in  
tax-lien certificates instead of CDs.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_136,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles136
Kim and I are not real estate agents. We are strictly investors.  
After identifying a unit in a resort community, we called an agent who 
sold it to him that afternoon. The price was a mere $42,000 for a  
two-bedroom townhome. Similar units were going for $65,000. He 
had found a bargain. Excited, he bought it and returned to Boston.
T wo weeks later, the agent called to say that our friend had backed 
out. I called immediately to find out why. All he said was that he 
talked to his neighbor, and his neighbor told him it was a bad deal. He 
was paying too much. I asked Richard if his neighbor was an investor.  
Richard said he was not. When I asked why he listened to him, 
Richard got defensive and simply said he wanted to keep looking.
The real estate market in Phoenix turned, and a few years later, 
that little unit was renting for $1,000 a month—$2,500 in the peak 
winter months. The unit was worth $95,000. All Richard had to put 
down was $5,000 and he would have had a start at getting out of the 
Rat Race. Today, he still has done nothing.
Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s  
remorse, and it affects all of us. The little chicken won, and a chance  
at freedom was lost. 
In another example, I hold a small portion of my assets in  
tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my 
money, which certainly beats the interest rates banks offer on CDs.  
The certificates are secured by real estate and enforced by state law, 
which is also better than most banks. The formula they’re bought on 
makes them safe. They just lack liquidity. So I look at them as 2- to 
7-year CDs. Almost every time I tell someone that I hold my money 
this way, especially if they have money in CDs, they will tell me it’s 
risky. They tell me why I should not do it. When I ask them where 
they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment 
magazine. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s 
doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield I look for is 16 percent, 
but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower 
return. Doubt is expensive.people poor and playing it safe.",0.0,CDs,CDs
4059,What are Kim and I not?,estate agents,3.0,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles136
Kim and I are not real estate agents.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_136,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles136
Kim and I are not real estate agents. We are strictly investors.  
After identifying a unit in a resort community, we called an agent who 
sold it to him that afternoon. The price was a mere $42,000 for a  
two-bedroom townhome. Similar units were going for $65,000. He 
had found a bargain. Excited, he bought it and returned to Boston.
T wo weeks later, the agent called to say that our friend had backed 
out. I called immediately to find out why. All he said was that he 
talked to his neighbor, and his neighbor told him it was a bad deal. He 
was paying too much. I asked Richard if his neighbor was an investor.  
Richard said he was not. When I asked why he listened to him, 
Richard got defensive and simply said he wanted to keep looking.
The real estate market in Phoenix turned, and a few years later, 
that little unit was renting for $1,000 a month—$2,500 in the peak 
winter months. The unit was worth $95,000. All Richard had to put 
down was $5,000 and he would have had a start at getting out of the 
Rat Race. Today, he still has done nothing.
Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s  
remorse, and it affects all of us. The little chicken won, and a chance  
at freedom was lost. 
In another example, I hold a small portion of my assets in  
tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my 
money, which certainly beats the interest rates banks offer on CDs.  
The certificates are secured by real estate and enforced by state law, 
which is also better than most banks. The formula they’re bought on 
makes them safe. They just lack liquidity. So I look at them as 2- to 
7-year CDs. Almost every time I tell someone that I hold my money 
this way, especially if they have money in CDs, they will tell me it’s 
risky. They tell me why I should not do it. When I ask them where 
they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment 
magazine. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s 
doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield I look for is 16 percent, 
but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower 
return. Doubt is expensive.people poor and playing it safe.",0.0,real estate agents,real estate agents
4060,What are we strictly?,investors,4.0,We are strictly investors.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_136,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles136
Kim and I are not real estate agents. We are strictly investors.  
After identifying a unit in a resort community, we called an agent who 
sold it to him that afternoon. The price was a mere $42,000 for a  
two-bedroom townhome. Similar units were going for $65,000. He 
had found a bargain. Excited, he bought it and returned to Boston.
T wo weeks later, the agent called to say that our friend had backed 
out. I called immediately to find out why. All he said was that he 
talked to his neighbor, and his neighbor told him it was a bad deal. He 
was paying too much. I asked Richard if his neighbor was an investor.  
Richard said he was not. When I asked why he listened to him, 
Richard got defensive and simply said he wanted to keep looking.
The real estate market in Phoenix turned, and a few years later, 
that little unit was renting for $1,000 a month—$2,500 in the peak 
winter months. The unit was worth $95,000. All Richard had to put 
down was $5,000 and he would have had a start at getting out of the 
Rat Race. Today, he still has done nothing.
Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s  
remorse, and it affects all of us. The little chicken won, and a chance  
at freedom was lost. 
In another example, I hold a small portion of my assets in  
tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my 
money, which certainly beats the interest rates banks offer on CDs.  
The certificates are secured by real estate and enforced by state law, 
which is also better than most banks. The formula they’re bought on 
makes them safe. They just lack liquidity. So I look at them as 2- to 
7-year CDs. Almost every time I tell someone that I hold my money 
this way, especially if they have money in CDs, they will tell me it’s 
risky. They tell me why I should not do it. When I ask them where 
they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment 
magazine. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s 
doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield I look for is 16 percent, 
but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower 
return. Doubt is expensive.people poor and playing it safe.",0.0,investors,investors
4061,Who told Richard that he was an investor?,neighbor,5.0,"All he said was that he 
talked to his neighbor, and his neighbor told him it was a bad deal. All he said was that he 
talked to his neighbor, and his neighbor told him it was a bad deal. I asked Richard if his neighbor was an investor.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_136,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles136
Kim and I are not real estate agents. We are strictly investors.  
After identifying a unit in a resort community, we called an agent who 
sold it to him that afternoon. The price was a mere $42,000 for a  
two-bedroom townhome. Similar units were going for $65,000. He 
had found a bargain. Excited, he bought it and returned to Boston.
T wo weeks later, the agent called to say that our friend had backed 
out. I called immediately to find out why. All he said was that he 
talked to his neighbor, and his neighbor told him it was a bad deal. He 
was paying too much. I asked Richard if his neighbor was an investor.  
Richard said he was not. When I asked why he listened to him, 
Richard got defensive and simply said he wanted to keep looking.
The real estate market in Phoenix turned, and a few years later, 
that little unit was renting for $1,000 a month—$2,500 in the peak 
winter months. The unit was worth $95,000. All Richard had to put 
down was $5,000 and he would have had a start at getting out of the 
Rat Race. Today, he still has done nothing.
Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s  
remorse, and it affects all of us. The little chicken won, and a chance  
at freedom was lost. 
In another example, I hold a small portion of my assets in  
tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my 
money, which certainly beats the interest rates banks offer on CDs.  
The certificates are secured by real estate and enforced by state law, 
which is also better than most banks. The formula they’re bought on 
makes them safe. They just lack liquidity. So I look at them as 2- to 
7-year CDs. Almost every time I tell someone that I hold my money 
this way, especially if they have money in CDs, they will tell me it’s 
risky. They tell me why I should not do it. When I ask them where 
they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment 
magazine. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s 
doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield I look for is 16 percent, 
but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower 
return. Doubt is expensive.people poor and playing it safe.",0.0,his neighbor,his neighbor
4062,"What was the little unit in the resort community that we rented for $1,000 a month?",unit,6.0,"The real estate market in Phoenix turned, and a few years later, 
that little unit was renting for $1,000 a month—$2,500 in the peak 
winter months. After identifying a unit in a resort community, we called an agent who 
sold it to him that afternoon. The unit was worth $95,000.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_136,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles136
Kim and I are not real estate agents. We are strictly investors.  
After identifying a unit in a resort community, we called an agent who 
sold it to him that afternoon. The price was a mere $42,000 for a  
two-bedroom townhome. Similar units were going for $65,000. He 
had found a bargain. Excited, he bought it and returned to Boston.
T wo weeks later, the agent called to say that our friend had backed 
out. I called immediately to find out why. All he said was that he 
talked to his neighbor, and his neighbor told him it was a bad deal. He 
was paying too much. I asked Richard if his neighbor was an investor.  
Richard said he was not. When I asked why he listened to him, 
Richard got defensive and simply said he wanted to keep looking.
The real estate market in Phoenix turned, and a few years later, 
that little unit was renting for $1,000 a month—$2,500 in the peak 
winter months. The unit was worth $95,000. All Richard had to put 
down was $5,000 and he would have had a start at getting out of the 
Rat Race. Today, he still has done nothing.
Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s  
remorse, and it affects all of us. The little chicken won, and a chance  
at freedom was lost. 
In another example, I hold a small portion of my assets in  
tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my 
money, which certainly beats the interest rates banks offer on CDs.  
The certificates are secured by real estate and enforced by state law, 
which is also better than most banks. The formula they’re bought on 
makes them safe. They just lack liquidity. So I look at them as 2- to 
7-year CDs. Almost every time I tell someone that I hold my money 
this way, especially if they have money in CDs, they will tell me it’s 
risky. They tell me why I should not do it. When I ask them where 
they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment 
magazine. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s 
doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield I look for is 16 percent, 
but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower 
return. Doubt is expensive.people poor and playing it safe.",0.0,"$95,000","$95,000"
4063,I earn 16 percent per year on what?,money,7.0,"Almost every time I tell someone that I hold my money 
this way, especially if they have money in CDs, they will tell me it’s 
risky. Almost every time I tell someone that I hold my money 
this way, especially if they have money in CDs, they will tell me it’s 
risky. I earn 16 percent per year on my 
money, which certainly beats the interest rates banks offer on CDs.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_136,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles136
Kim and I are not real estate agents. We are strictly investors.  
After identifying a unit in a resort community, we called an agent who 
sold it to him that afternoon. The price was a mere $42,000 for a  
two-bedroom townhome. Similar units were going for $65,000. He 
had found a bargain. Excited, he bought it and returned to Boston.
T wo weeks later, the agent called to say that our friend had backed 
out. I called immediately to find out why. All he said was that he 
talked to his neighbor, and his neighbor told him it was a bad deal. He 
was paying too much. I asked Richard if his neighbor was an investor.  
Richard said he was not. When I asked why he listened to him, 
Richard got defensive and simply said he wanted to keep looking.
The real estate market in Phoenix turned, and a few years later, 
that little unit was renting for $1,000 a month—$2,500 in the peak 
winter months. The unit was worth $95,000. All Richard had to put 
down was $5,000 and he would have had a start at getting out of the 
Rat Race. Today, he still has done nothing.
Richard’s backing out did not surprise me. It’s called buyer’s  
remorse, and it affects all of us. The little chicken won, and a chance  
at freedom was lost. 
In another example, I hold a small portion of my assets in  
tax-lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16 percent per year on my 
money, which certainly beats the interest rates banks offer on CDs.  
The certificates are secured by real estate and enforced by state law, 
which is also better than most banks. The formula they’re bought on 
makes them safe. They just lack liquidity. So I look at them as 2- to 
7-year CDs. Almost every time I tell someone that I hold my money 
this way, especially if they have money in CDs, they will tell me it’s 
risky. They tell me why I should not do it. When I ask them where 
they get their information, they say from a friend or an investment 
magazine. They’ve never done it, and they’re telling someone who’s 
doing it why they shouldn’t. The lowest yield I look for is 16 percent, 
but people who are filled with doubt are willing to accept a far lower 
return. Doubt is expensive.people poor and playing it safe.",0.0,"my 
money","my 
money"
4064,Who said that I don't want to fix toilets?,dad,1.0,"That’s what  
my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and 
does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their 
mind instead of open their eyes. That is what rich dad meant by “I-don’t-wants hold the key to 
your success.” Because I do not want to fix toilets either, I figured out Race. Rich Dad Poor Dad137
My point is that it’s those doubts and cynicism that keep most 
people poor and playing it safe.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_137,"Rich Dad Poor Dad137
My point is that it’s those doubts and cynicism that keep most 
people poor and playing it safe. The real world is simply waiting for 
you to get rich. Only a person’s doubts keep them poor. As I said, 
getting out of the Rat Race is technically easy. It doesn’t take much 
education, but those doubts are cripplers for most people.
“Cynics never win,” said rich dad. “Unchecked doubt and fear  
creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another 
of his favorite sayings. Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while 
analysis opened eyes. Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were 
blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed. And finding 
what people miss is key to any success.
Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking  
financial independence or freedom. It is a unique investment tool.  
Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t 
want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise. That’s what  
my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and 
does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their 
mind instead of open their eyes.
So when someone says, “I don’t want to fix toilets,” I want to fire 
back, “What makes you think I want to?” They’re saying a toilet is  
more important than what they want. I talk about freedom from the 
Rat Race, and they focus on toilets. That is the thought pattern that 
keeps most people poor. They criticize instead of analyze.
“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say.  
Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property  
manager who does fix toilets. And by finding a great property manager 
who runs houses or apartments, well, my cash flow goes up. But, more 
importantly, a great property manager allows me to buy a lot more real 
estate since I don’t have to fix toilets. A great property manager is key to 
success in real estate. Finding a good manager is more important to me 
than the real estate. A great property manager often hears of great deals 
before real estate agents do, which makes them even more valuable.
That is what rich dad meant by “I-don’t-wants hold the key to 
your success.” Because I do not want to fix toilets either, I figured out Race.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
4065,What do you think is more important than what you want?,toilets,2.0,"So when someone says, “I don’t want to fix toilets,” I want to fire 
back, “What makes you think I want to?” They’re saying a toilet is  
more important than what they want. That is what rich dad meant by “I-don’t-wants hold the key to 
your success.” Because I do not want to fix toilets either, I figured out Race. Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t 
want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_137,"Rich Dad Poor Dad137
My point is that it’s those doubts and cynicism that keep most 
people poor and playing it safe. The real world is simply waiting for 
you to get rich. Only a person’s doubts keep them poor. As I said, 
getting out of the Rat Race is technically easy. It doesn’t take much 
education, but those doubts are cripplers for most people.
“Cynics never win,” said rich dad. “Unchecked doubt and fear  
creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another 
of his favorite sayings. Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while 
analysis opened eyes. Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were 
blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed. And finding 
what people miss is key to any success.
Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking  
financial independence or freedom. It is a unique investment tool.  
Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t 
want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise. That’s what  
my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and 
does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their 
mind instead of open their eyes.
So when someone says, “I don’t want to fix toilets,” I want to fire 
back, “What makes you think I want to?” They’re saying a toilet is  
more important than what they want. I talk about freedom from the 
Rat Race, and they focus on toilets. That is the thought pattern that 
keeps most people poor. They criticize instead of analyze.
“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say.  
Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property  
manager who does fix toilets. And by finding a great property manager 
who runs houses or apartments, well, my cash flow goes up. But, more 
importantly, a great property manager allows me to buy a lot more real 
estate since I don’t have to fix toilets. A great property manager is key to 
success in real estate. Finding a good manager is more important to me 
than the real estate. A great property manager often hears of great deals 
before real estate agents do, which makes them even more valuable.
That is what rich dad meant by “I-don’t-wants hold the key to 
your success.” Because I do not want to fix toilets either, I figured out Race.",0.0,a toilet,a toilet
4066,What is the reason why most people are poor?,cynicism,3.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad137
My point is that it’s those doubts and cynicism that keep most 
people poor and playing it safe.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_137,"Rich Dad Poor Dad137
My point is that it’s those doubts and cynicism that keep most 
people poor and playing it safe. The real world is simply waiting for 
you to get rich. Only a person’s doubts keep them poor. As I said, 
getting out of the Rat Race is technically easy. It doesn’t take much 
education, but those doubts are cripplers for most people.
“Cynics never win,” said rich dad. “Unchecked doubt and fear  
creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another 
of his favorite sayings. Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while 
analysis opened eyes. Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were 
blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed. And finding 
what people miss is key to any success.
Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking  
financial independence or freedom. It is a unique investment tool.  
Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t 
want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise. That’s what  
my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and 
does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their 
mind instead of open their eyes.
So when someone says, “I don’t want to fix toilets,” I want to fire 
back, “What makes you think I want to?” They’re saying a toilet is  
more important than what they want. I talk about freedom from the 
Rat Race, and they focus on toilets. That is the thought pattern that 
keeps most people poor. They criticize instead of analyze.
“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say.  
Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property  
manager who does fix toilets. And by finding a great property manager 
who runs houses or apartments, well, my cash flow goes up. But, more 
importantly, a great property manager allows me to buy a lot more real 
estate since I don’t have to fix toilets. A great property manager is key to 
success in real estate. Finding a good manager is more important to me 
than the real estate. A great property manager often hears of great deals 
before real estate agents do, which makes them even more valuable.
That is what rich dad meant by “I-don’t-wants hold the key to 
your success.” Because I do not want to fix toilets either, I figured out Race.",0.0,doubts and cynicism,doubts and cynicism
4067,What do I buy when I don't want to fix toilets?,estate,4.0,"Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t 
want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise. But, more 
importantly, a great property manager allows me to buy a lot more real 
estate since I don’t have to fix toilets. A great property manager often hears of great deals 
before real estate agents do, which makes them even more valuable.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_137,"Rich Dad Poor Dad137
My point is that it’s those doubts and cynicism that keep most 
people poor and playing it safe. The real world is simply waiting for 
you to get rich. Only a person’s doubts keep them poor. As I said, 
getting out of the Rat Race is technically easy. It doesn’t take much 
education, but those doubts are cripplers for most people.
“Cynics never win,” said rich dad. “Unchecked doubt and fear  
creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another 
of his favorite sayings. Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while 
analysis opened eyes. Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were 
blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed. And finding 
what people miss is key to any success.
Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking  
financial independence or freedom. It is a unique investment tool.  
Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t 
want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise. That’s what  
my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and 
does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their 
mind instead of open their eyes.
So when someone says, “I don’t want to fix toilets,” I want to fire 
back, “What makes you think I want to?” They’re saying a toilet is  
more important than what they want. I talk about freedom from the 
Rat Race, and they focus on toilets. That is the thought pattern that 
keeps most people poor. They criticize instead of analyze.
“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say.  
Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property  
manager who does fix toilets. And by finding a great property manager 
who runs houses or apartments, well, my cash flow goes up. But, more 
importantly, a great property manager allows me to buy a lot more real 
estate since I don’t have to fix toilets. A great property manager is key to 
success in real estate. Finding a good manager is more important to me 
than the real estate. A great property manager often hears of great deals 
before real estate agents do, which makes them even more valuable.
That is what rich dad meant by “I-don’t-wants hold the key to 
your success.” Because I do not want to fix toilets either, I figured out Race.",0.0,"real 
estate","real 
estate"
4068,What does a good property manager do?,success,5.0,"That is what rich dad meant by “I-don’t-wants hold the key to 
your success.” Because I do not want to fix toilets either, I figured out Race. “I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say. A great property manager is key to 
success in real estate.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_137,"Rich Dad Poor Dad137
My point is that it’s those doubts and cynicism that keep most 
people poor and playing it safe. The real world is simply waiting for 
you to get rich. Only a person’s doubts keep them poor. As I said, 
getting out of the Rat Race is technically easy. It doesn’t take much 
education, but those doubts are cripplers for most people.
“Cynics never win,” said rich dad. “Unchecked doubt and fear  
creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another 
of his favorite sayings. Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while 
analysis opened eyes. Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were 
blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed. And finding 
what people miss is key to any success.
Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking  
financial independence or freedom. It is a unique investment tool.  
Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t 
want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise. That’s what  
my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and 
does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their 
mind instead of open their eyes.
So when someone says, “I don’t want to fix toilets,” I want to fire 
back, “What makes you think I want to?” They’re saying a toilet is  
more important than what they want. I talk about freedom from the 
Rat Race, and they focus on toilets. That is the thought pattern that 
keeps most people poor. They criticize instead of analyze.
“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say.  
Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property  
manager who does fix toilets. And by finding a great property manager 
who runs houses or apartments, well, my cash flow goes up. But, more 
importantly, a great property manager allows me to buy a lot more real 
estate since I don’t have to fix toilets. A great property manager is key to 
success in real estate. Finding a good manager is more important to me 
than the real estate. A great property manager often hears of great deals 
before real estate agents do, which makes them even more valuable.
That is what rich dad meant by “I-don’t-wants hold the key to 
your success.” Because I do not want to fix toilets either, I figured out Race.",0.0,"allows me to buy a lot more real 
estate","allows me to buy a lot more real 
estate"
4069,What type of manager allows me to buy a lot more real estate because I don't have to fix toilets?,property,6.0,"But, more 
importantly, a great property manager allows me to buy a lot more real 
estate since I don’t have to fix toilets. A great property manager often hears of great deals 
before real estate agents do, which makes them even more valuable. Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property  
manager who does fix toilets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_137,"Rich Dad Poor Dad137
My point is that it’s those doubts and cynicism that keep most 
people poor and playing it safe. The real world is simply waiting for 
you to get rich. Only a person’s doubts keep them poor. As I said, 
getting out of the Rat Race is technically easy. It doesn’t take much 
education, but those doubts are cripplers for most people.
“Cynics never win,” said rich dad. “Unchecked doubt and fear  
creates a cynic.” “Cynics criticize, and winners analyze” was another 
of his favorite sayings. Rich dad explained that criticism blinded while 
analysis opened eyes. Analysis allowed winners to see that critics were 
blind, and to see opportunities that everyone else missed. And finding 
what people miss is key to any success.
Real estate is a powerful investment tool for anyone seeking  
financial independence or freedom. It is a unique investment tool.  
Yet every time I mention real estate as a vehicle, I often hear, “I don’t 
want to fix toilets.” That’s what Peter Lynch calls noise. That’s what  
my rich dad would say is the cynic talking, someone who criticizes and 
does not analyze, someone who lets their doubts and fears close their 
mind instead of open their eyes.
So when someone says, “I don’t want to fix toilets,” I want to fire 
back, “What makes you think I want to?” They’re saying a toilet is  
more important than what they want. I talk about freedom from the 
Rat Race, and they focus on toilets. That is the thought pattern that 
keeps most people poor. They criticize instead of analyze.
“I-don’t-wants hold the key to your success,” rich dad would say.  
Because I, too, do not want to fix toilets, I shop hard for a property  
manager who does fix toilets. And by finding a great property manager 
who runs houses or apartments, well, my cash flow goes up. But, more 
importantly, a great property manager allows me to buy a lot more real 
estate since I don’t have to fix toilets. A great property manager is key to 
success in real estate. Finding a good manager is more important to me 
than the real estate. A great property manager often hears of great deals 
before real estate agents do, which makes them even more valuable.
That is what rich dad meant by “I-don’t-wants hold the key to 
your success.” Because I do not want to fix toilets either, I figured out Race.",0.0,great property manager,great property manager
4070,What was the name of the company that hit oil?,oil company,1.0,"When we got home, he showed me all the stats as to why the  
price of oil was going to go up over the next few years, statistics I had 
never seen before, even though I already owned substantial shares of  
an existing oil company. I 
smiled because, a month earlier, that little oil company hit oil and 
those 15,000 shares went up to more than $3 per share since he had 
first given me the tip. With that information, I immediately began 
looking for and found a new, undervalued oil company that was  
about to find some oil deposits.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_138,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles138
how to buy more real estate and expedite my getting out of the Rat 
Race. The people who continue to say “I don’t want to fix toilets” often 
deny themselves the use of this powerful investment vehicle. Toilets are 
more important than their freedom.
In the stock market, I often hear people say, “I don’t want to lose 
money.” Well, what makes them think I or anyone else likes losing  
money? They don’t make money because they choose to not lose  
money. Instead of analyzing, they close their minds to another powerful 
investment vehicle, the stock market.
I was riding with a friend past our neighborhood gas station. He 
looked up and saw that the price of gas was going up and thus the 
price of oil. My friend is a worry wart or a Chicken Little. To him, the 
sky is always going to fall, and it usually does, on him.
When we got home, he showed me all the stats as to why the  
price of oil was going to go up over the next few years, statistics I had 
never seen before, even though I already owned substantial shares of  
an existing oil company. With that information, I immediately began 
looking for and found a new, undervalued oil company that was  
about to find some oil deposits. My broker was excited about this  
new company, and I bought 15,000 shares for 65 cents per share.
Three months later, this same friend and I drove by the same gas 
station, and sure enough, the price per gallon had gone up nearly  
15 percent. Again, the Chicken Little worried and complained. I 
smiled because, a month earlier, that little oil company hit oil and 
those 15,000 shares went up to more than $3 per share since he had 
first given me the tip. And the price of gas will continue to go up if 
what my friend says is true. 
If most people understood how a “stop” worked in stock-market  
investing, there would be more people investing to win instead of  
investing not to lose. A stop is simply a computer command that  
sells your stock automatically if the price begins to drop, helping to 
minimize your losses and maximize some gains. It’s a great tool for 
those who are terrified of losing.
So whenever I hear people focusing on their I-don’t-wants, rather 
than what they do want, I know the noise in their head must be loud. 
Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is they pay a huge price.",0.0,little oil company,little oil company
4071,What do people who say they don't want to fix toilets deny themselves the use of?,investment vehicle,2.0,"The people who continue to say “I don’t want to fix toilets” often 
deny themselves the use of this powerful investment vehicle. Instead of analyzing, they close their minds to another powerful 
investment vehicle, the stock market.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_138,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles138
how to buy more real estate and expedite my getting out of the Rat 
Race. The people who continue to say “I don’t want to fix toilets” often 
deny themselves the use of this powerful investment vehicle. Toilets are 
more important than their freedom.
In the stock market, I often hear people say, “I don’t want to lose 
money.” Well, what makes them think I or anyone else likes losing  
money? They don’t make money because they choose to not lose  
money. Instead of analyzing, they close their minds to another powerful 
investment vehicle, the stock market.
I was riding with a friend past our neighborhood gas station. He 
looked up and saw that the price of gas was going up and thus the 
price of oil. My friend is a worry wart or a Chicken Little. To him, the 
sky is always going to fall, and it usually does, on him.
When we got home, he showed me all the stats as to why the  
price of oil was going to go up over the next few years, statistics I had 
never seen before, even though I already owned substantial shares of  
an existing oil company. With that information, I immediately began 
looking for and found a new, undervalued oil company that was  
about to find some oil deposits. My broker was excited about this  
new company, and I bought 15,000 shares for 65 cents per share.
Three months later, this same friend and I drove by the same gas 
station, and sure enough, the price per gallon had gone up nearly  
15 percent. Again, the Chicken Little worried and complained. I 
smiled because, a month earlier, that little oil company hit oil and 
those 15,000 shares went up to more than $3 per share since he had 
first given me the tip. And the price of gas will continue to go up if 
what my friend says is true. 
If most people understood how a “stop” worked in stock-market  
investing, there would be more people investing to win instead of  
investing not to lose. A stop is simply a computer command that  
sells your stock automatically if the price begins to drop, helping to 
minimize your losses and maximize some gains. It’s a great tool for 
those who are terrified of losing.
So whenever I hear people focusing on their I-don’t-wants, rather 
than what they do want, I know the noise in their head must be loud. 
Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is they pay a huge price.",0.0,powerful investment vehicle,powerful investment vehicle
4072,What is the most powerful investment vehicle?,stock market,3.0,"In the stock market, I often hear people say, “I don’t want to lose 
money.” Well, what makes them think I or anyone else likes losing  
money? Instead of analyzing, they close their minds to another powerful 
investment vehicle, the stock market.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_138,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles138
how to buy more real estate and expedite my getting out of the Rat 
Race. The people who continue to say “I don’t want to fix toilets” often 
deny themselves the use of this powerful investment vehicle. Toilets are 
more important than their freedom.
In the stock market, I often hear people say, “I don’t want to lose 
money.” Well, what makes them think I or anyone else likes losing  
money? They don’t make money because they choose to not lose  
money. Instead of analyzing, they close their minds to another powerful 
investment vehicle, the stock market.
I was riding with a friend past our neighborhood gas station. He 
looked up and saw that the price of gas was going up and thus the 
price of oil. My friend is a worry wart or a Chicken Little. To him, the 
sky is always going to fall, and it usually does, on him.
When we got home, he showed me all the stats as to why the  
price of oil was going to go up over the next few years, statistics I had 
never seen before, even though I already owned substantial shares of  
an existing oil company. With that information, I immediately began 
looking for and found a new, undervalued oil company that was  
about to find some oil deposits. My broker was excited about this  
new company, and I bought 15,000 shares for 65 cents per share.
Three months later, this same friend and I drove by the same gas 
station, and sure enough, the price per gallon had gone up nearly  
15 percent. Again, the Chicken Little worried and complained. I 
smiled because, a month earlier, that little oil company hit oil and 
those 15,000 shares went up to more than $3 per share since he had 
first given me the tip. And the price of gas will continue to go up if 
what my friend says is true. 
If most people understood how a “stop” worked in stock-market  
investing, there would be more people investing to win instead of  
investing not to lose. A stop is simply a computer command that  
sells your stock automatically if the price begins to drop, helping to 
minimize your losses and maximize some gains. It’s a great tool for 
those who are terrified of losing.
So whenever I hear people focusing on their I-don’t-wants, rather 
than what they do want, I know the noise in their head must be loud. 
Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is they pay a huge price.",0.0,stock market,stock market
4073,What was going to go up over the next few years?,oil,4.0,"When we got home, he showed me all the stats as to why the  
price of oil was going to go up over the next few years, statistics I had 
never seen before, even though I already owned substantial shares of  
an existing oil company. I 
smiled because, a month earlier, that little oil company hit oil and 
those 15,000 shares went up to more than $3 per share since he had 
first given me the tip. With that information, I immediately began 
looking for and found a new, undervalued oil company that was  
about to find some oil deposits.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_138,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles138
how to buy more real estate and expedite my getting out of the Rat 
Race. The people who continue to say “I don’t want to fix toilets” often 
deny themselves the use of this powerful investment vehicle. Toilets are 
more important than their freedom.
In the stock market, I often hear people say, “I don’t want to lose 
money.” Well, what makes them think I or anyone else likes losing  
money? They don’t make money because they choose to not lose  
money. Instead of analyzing, they close their minds to another powerful 
investment vehicle, the stock market.
I was riding with a friend past our neighborhood gas station. He 
looked up and saw that the price of gas was going up and thus the 
price of oil. My friend is a worry wart or a Chicken Little. To him, the 
sky is always going to fall, and it usually does, on him.
When we got home, he showed me all the stats as to why the  
price of oil was going to go up over the next few years, statistics I had 
never seen before, even though I already owned substantial shares of  
an existing oil company. With that information, I immediately began 
looking for and found a new, undervalued oil company that was  
about to find some oil deposits. My broker was excited about this  
new company, and I bought 15,000 shares for 65 cents per share.
Three months later, this same friend and I drove by the same gas 
station, and sure enough, the price per gallon had gone up nearly  
15 percent. Again, the Chicken Little worried and complained. I 
smiled because, a month earlier, that little oil company hit oil and 
those 15,000 shares went up to more than $3 per share since he had 
first given me the tip. And the price of gas will continue to go up if 
what my friend says is true. 
If most people understood how a “stop” worked in stock-market  
investing, there would be more people investing to win instead of  
investing not to lose. A stop is simply a computer command that  
sells your stock automatically if the price begins to drop, helping to 
minimize your losses and maximize some gains. It’s a great tool for 
those who are terrified of losing.
So whenever I hear people focusing on their I-don’t-wants, rather 
than what they do want, I know the noise in their head must be loud. 
Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is they pay a huge price.",0.0,price of oil,price of oil
4074,What was going to go up if my friend said that the price of oil was going up?,gas,5.0,"Three months later, this same friend and I drove by the same gas 
station, and sure enough, the price per gallon had gone up nearly  
15 percent. He 
looked up and saw that the price of gas was going up and thus the 
price of oil. And the price of gas will continue to go up if 
what my friend says is true.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_138,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles138
how to buy more real estate and expedite my getting out of the Rat 
Race. The people who continue to say “I don’t want to fix toilets” often 
deny themselves the use of this powerful investment vehicle. Toilets are 
more important than their freedom.
In the stock market, I often hear people say, “I don’t want to lose 
money.” Well, what makes them think I or anyone else likes losing  
money? They don’t make money because they choose to not lose  
money. Instead of analyzing, they close their minds to another powerful 
investment vehicle, the stock market.
I was riding with a friend past our neighborhood gas station. He 
looked up and saw that the price of gas was going up and thus the 
price of oil. My friend is a worry wart or a Chicken Little. To him, the 
sky is always going to fall, and it usually does, on him.
When we got home, he showed me all the stats as to why the  
price of oil was going to go up over the next few years, statistics I had 
never seen before, even though I already owned substantial shares of  
an existing oil company. With that information, I immediately began 
looking for and found a new, undervalued oil company that was  
about to find some oil deposits. My broker was excited about this  
new company, and I bought 15,000 shares for 65 cents per share.
Three months later, this same friend and I drove by the same gas 
station, and sure enough, the price per gallon had gone up nearly  
15 percent. Again, the Chicken Little worried and complained. I 
smiled because, a month earlier, that little oil company hit oil and 
those 15,000 shares went up to more than $3 per share since he had 
first given me the tip. And the price of gas will continue to go up if 
what my friend says is true. 
If most people understood how a “stop” worked in stock-market  
investing, there would be more people investing to win instead of  
investing not to lose. A stop is simply a computer command that  
sells your stock automatically if the price begins to drop, helping to 
minimize your losses and maximize some gains. It’s a great tool for 
those who are terrified of losing.
So whenever I hear people focusing on their I-don’t-wants, rather 
than what they do want, I know the noise in their head must be loud. 
Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is they pay a huge price.",0.0,the price of gas,the price of gas
4075,What was going to go up in oil over the next few years?,price,6.0,"When we got home, he showed me all the stats as to why the  
price of oil was going to go up over the next few years, statistics I had 
never seen before, even though I already owned substantial shares of  
an existing oil company. A stop is simply a computer command that  
sells your stock automatically if the price begins to drop, helping to 
minimize your losses and maximize some gains. Three months later, this same friend and I drove by the same gas 
station, and sure enough, the price per gallon had gone up nearly  
15 percent.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_138,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles138
how to buy more real estate and expedite my getting out of the Rat 
Race. The people who continue to say “I don’t want to fix toilets” often 
deny themselves the use of this powerful investment vehicle. Toilets are 
more important than their freedom.
In the stock market, I often hear people say, “I don’t want to lose 
money.” Well, what makes them think I or anyone else likes losing  
money? They don’t make money because they choose to not lose  
money. Instead of analyzing, they close their minds to another powerful 
investment vehicle, the stock market.
I was riding with a friend past our neighborhood gas station. He 
looked up and saw that the price of gas was going up and thus the 
price of oil. My friend is a worry wart or a Chicken Little. To him, the 
sky is always going to fall, and it usually does, on him.
When we got home, he showed me all the stats as to why the  
price of oil was going to go up over the next few years, statistics I had 
never seen before, even though I already owned substantial shares of  
an existing oil company. With that information, I immediately began 
looking for and found a new, undervalued oil company that was  
about to find some oil deposits. My broker was excited about this  
new company, and I bought 15,000 shares for 65 cents per share.
Three months later, this same friend and I drove by the same gas 
station, and sure enough, the price per gallon had gone up nearly  
15 percent. Again, the Chicken Little worried and complained. I 
smiled because, a month earlier, that little oil company hit oil and 
those 15,000 shares went up to more than $3 per share since he had 
first given me the tip. And the price of gas will continue to go up if 
what my friend says is true. 
If most people understood how a “stop” worked in stock-market  
investing, there would be more people investing to win instead of  
investing not to lose. A stop is simply a computer command that  
sells your stock automatically if the price begins to drop, helping to 
minimize your losses and maximize some gains. It’s a great tool for 
those who are terrified of losing.
So whenever I hear people focusing on their I-don’t-wants, rather 
than what they do want, I know the noise in their head must be loud. 
Chicken Little has taken over their brain and is yelling, “The sky is they pay a huge price.",0.0,"the  
price","the  
price"
4076,What is the inner chicken little?,chicken little,1.0,"Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind. Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_139,"Rich Dad Poor Dad139
falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but 
they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life.  
Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind. 
Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began 
to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around 
the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 
1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a 
multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a 
brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.
So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what 
Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.
Overcoming Laziness
Busy people are often the most lazy. We have all heard stories of a  
businessman who works hard to earn money. He works hard to be a 
good provider for his wife and children. He spends long hours at the 
office and brings work home on weekends. One day he comes home 
to an empty house. His wife has left with the kids. He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. Dismayed, his performance at work 
slips and he loses his job.
Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their 
wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The 
cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding 
something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep 
down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with 
anger or irritation.
If they aren’t busy at work or with the kids, they’re often busy 
watching TV, fishing, playing golf, or shopping. Yet deep down 
they know they are avoiding something important. That’s the most 
common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.
So what is the cure for laziness? The answer is—a little greed.
For many of us, we were raised thinking of greed or desire as bad. 
“Greedy people are bad people,” my mom used to say. Yet we all have 
inside of us this yearning to have nice, new, or exciting things. find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt.",0.0,closes their mind,closes their mind
4077,What is the most common form of laziness?,laziness,2.0,"That’s the most 
common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy. That’s the most 
common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy. Overcoming Laziness
Busy people are often the most lazy.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_139,"Rich Dad Poor Dad139
falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but 
they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life.  
Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind. 
Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began 
to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around 
the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 
1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a 
multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a 
brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.
So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what 
Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.
Overcoming Laziness
Busy people are often the most lazy. We have all heard stories of a  
businessman who works hard to earn money. He works hard to be a 
good provider for his wife and children. He spends long hours at the 
office and brings work home on weekends. One day he comes home 
to an empty house. His wife has left with the kids. He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. Dismayed, his performance at work 
slips and he loses his job.
Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their 
wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The 
cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding 
something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep 
down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with 
anger or irritation.
If they aren’t busy at work or with the kids, they’re often busy 
watching TV, fishing, playing golf, or shopping. Yet deep down 
they know they are avoiding something important. That’s the most 
common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.
So what is the cure for laziness? The answer is—a little greed.
For many of us, we were raised thinking of greed or desire as bad. 
“Greedy people are bad people,” my mom used to say. Yet we all have 
inside of us this yearning to have nice, new, or exciting things. find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt.",0.0,Busy people,Busy people
4078,What was the name of the man who lost his business and began to live on his Social Security check?,colonel sanders,3.0,"“Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began 
to live on his Social Security check. So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what 
Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_139,"Rich Dad Poor Dad139
falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but 
they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life.  
Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind. 
Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began 
to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around 
the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 
1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a 
multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a 
brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.
So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what 
Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.
Overcoming Laziness
Busy people are often the most lazy. We have all heard stories of a  
businessman who works hard to earn money. He works hard to be a 
good provider for his wife and children. He spends long hours at the 
office and brings work home on weekends. One day he comes home 
to an empty house. His wife has left with the kids. He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. Dismayed, his performance at work 
slips and he loses his job.
Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their 
wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The 
cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding 
something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep 
down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with 
anger or irritation.
If they aren’t busy at work or with the kids, they’re often busy 
watching TV, fishing, playing golf, or shopping. Yet deep down 
they know they are avoiding something important. That’s the most 
common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.
So what is the cure for laziness? The answer is—a little greed.
For many of us, we were raised thinking of greed or desire as bad. 
“Greedy people are bad people,” my mom used to say. Yet we all have 
inside of us this yearning to have nice, new, or exciting things. find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt.",0.0,Colonel Sanders,Colonel Sanders
4079,What do I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their wealth?,care,4.0,"Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their 
wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_139,"Rich Dad Poor Dad139
falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but 
they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life.  
Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind. 
Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began 
to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around 
the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 
1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a 
multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a 
brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.
So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what 
Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.
Overcoming Laziness
Busy people are often the most lazy. We have all heard stories of a  
businessman who works hard to earn money. He works hard to be a 
good provider for his wife and children. He spends long hours at the 
office and brings work home on weekends. One day he comes home 
to an empty house. His wife has left with the kids. He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. Dismayed, his performance at work 
slips and he loses his job.
Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their 
wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The 
cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding 
something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep 
down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with 
anger or irritation.
If they aren’t busy at work or with the kids, they’re often busy 
watching TV, fishing, playing golf, or shopping. Yet deep down 
they know they are avoiding something important. That’s the most 
common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.
So what is the cure for laziness? The answer is—a little greed.
For many of us, we were raised thinking of greed or desire as bad. 
“Greedy people are bad people,” my mom used to say. Yet we all have 
inside of us this yearning to have nice, new, or exciting things. find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt.",0.0,a little greed,a little greed
4080,Who left with the kids?,wife,5.0,"He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. He works hard to be a 
good provider for his wife and children. His wife has left with the kids.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_139,"Rich Dad Poor Dad139
falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but 
they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life.  
Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind. 
Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began 
to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around 
the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 
1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a 
multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a 
brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.
So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what 
Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.
Overcoming Laziness
Busy people are often the most lazy. We have all heard stories of a  
businessman who works hard to earn money. He works hard to be a 
good provider for his wife and children. He spends long hours at the 
office and brings work home on weekends. One day he comes home 
to an empty house. His wife has left with the kids. He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. Dismayed, his performance at work 
slips and he loses his job.
Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their 
wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The 
cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding 
something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep 
down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with 
anger or irritation.
If they aren’t busy at work or with the kids, they’re often busy 
watching TV, fishing, playing golf, or shopping. Yet deep down 
they know they are avoiding something important. That’s the most 
common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.
So what is the cure for laziness? The answer is—a little greed.
For many of us, we were raised thinking of greed or desire as bad. 
“Greedy people are bad people,” my mom used to say. Yet we all have 
inside of us this yearning to have nice, new, or exciting things. find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt.",0.0,His wife,His wife
4081,What did he do to make his wife happy?,work,6.0,"He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. If they aren’t busy at work or with the kids, they’re often busy 
watching TV, fishing, playing golf, or shopping.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_139,"Rich Dad Poor Dad139
falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but 
they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life.  
Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind. 
Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began 
to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around 
the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 
1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a 
multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a 
brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.
So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what 
Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.
Overcoming Laziness
Busy people are often the most lazy. We have all heard stories of a  
businessman who works hard to earn money. He works hard to be a 
good provider for his wife and children. He spends long hours at the 
office and brings work home on weekends. One day he comes home 
to an empty house. His wife has left with the kids. He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. Dismayed, his performance at work 
slips and he loses his job.
Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their 
wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The 
cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding 
something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep 
down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with 
anger or irritation.
If they aren’t busy at work or with the kids, they’re often busy 
watching TV, fishing, playing golf, or shopping. Yet deep down 
they know they are avoiding something important. That’s the most 
common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.
So what is the cure for laziness? The answer is—a little greed.
For many of us, we were raised thinking of greed or desire as bad. 
“Greedy people are bad people,” my mom used to say. Yet we all have 
inside of us this yearning to have nice, new, or exciting things. find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt.",0.0,stayed busy at work,stayed busy at work
4082,Who are too busy to take care of their health?,people,7.0,"And he went on to become a 
multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their 
wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_139,"Rich Dad Poor Dad139
falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but 
they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life.  
Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind. 
Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began 
to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around 
the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 
1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a 
multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a 
brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.
So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what 
Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.
Overcoming Laziness
Busy people are often the most lazy. We have all heard stories of a  
businessman who works hard to earn money. He works hard to be a 
good provider for his wife and children. He spends long hours at the 
office and brings work home on weekends. One day he comes home 
to an empty house. His wife has left with the kids. He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. Dismayed, his performance at work 
slips and he loses his job.
Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their 
wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The 
cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding 
something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep 
down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with 
anger or irritation.
If they aren’t busy at work or with the kids, they’re often busy 
watching TV, fishing, playing golf, or shopping. Yet deep down 
they know they are avoiding something important. That’s the most 
common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.
So what is the cure for laziness? The answer is—a little greed.
For many of us, we were raised thinking of greed or desire as bad. 
“Greedy people are bad people,” my mom used to say. Yet we all have 
inside of us this yearning to have nice, new, or exciting things. find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt.",0.0,a little greed,a little greed
4083,How did my dad look at Chicken Little?,way,8.0,"They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding 
something they do not want to face. Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_139,"Rich Dad Poor Dad139
falling, and toilets are breaking!” So they avoid their don’t-wants, but 
they pay a huge price. They may never get what they want in life.  
Instead of analyzing, their inner Chicken Little closes their mind. 
Rich dad gave me a way of looking at Chicken Little. “Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.” At the age of 66, he lost his business and began 
to live on his Social Security check. It wasn’t enough. He went around 
the country selling his recipe for fried chicken. He was turned down 
1,009 times before someone said yes. And he went on to become a 
multimillionaire at an age when most people are quitting. “He was a 
brave and tenacious man,” rich dad said of Harlan Sanders.
So when you’re in doubt and feeling a little afraid, just do what 
Colonel Sanders did to his little chicken. He fried it.
Overcoming Laziness
Busy people are often the most lazy. We have all heard stories of a  
businessman who works hard to earn money. He works hard to be a 
good provider for his wife and children. He spends long hours at the 
office and brings work home on weekends. One day he comes home 
to an empty house. His wife has left with the kids. He knew he and 
his wife had problems, but rather than work to make the relationship 
strong, he stayed busy at work. Dismayed, his performance at work 
slips and he loses his job.
Today, I often meet people who are too busy to take care of their 
wealth. And there are people too busy to take care of their health. The 
cause is the same. They’re busy, and they stay busy as a way of avoiding 
something they do not want to face. Nobody has to tell them. Deep 
down they know. In fact, if you remind them, they often respond with 
anger or irritation.
If they aren’t busy at work or with the kids, they’re often busy 
watching TV, fishing, playing golf, or shopping. Yet deep down 
they know they are avoiding something important. That’s the most 
common form of laziness: laziness by staying busy.
So what is the cure for laziness? The answer is—a little greed.
For many of us, we were raised thinking of greed or desire as bad. 
“Greedy people are bad people,” my mom used to say. Yet we all have 
inside of us this yearning to have nice, new, or exciting things. find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt.",0.0,"Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.”","Just do what 
Colonel Sanders did.”"
4084,"Who said ""You want me to buy you what?""?",dad,1.0,"Instead, rich dad required his children to say, “How 
can I afford it?” He believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut 
down your brain. Rich dad forbade the words, “I can’t afford it.” In my real home, 
that’s all I heard. “You want me to buy you what?” was a favorite of 
my dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_140,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles140
So to keep that emotion of desire under control, often parents  
find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt. “You only think about 
yourself. Don’t you know you have brothers and sisters?” was one of 
my mom’s favorites. “You want me to buy you what?” was a favorite of 
my dad. “Do you think we’re made of money? Do you think money 
grows on trees? We’re not rich people, you know.”
It wasn’t so much the words, but the angry guilt trip that went 
with the words that got to me.
Or the reverse guilt trip was the “I’m sacrificing my life to buy  
this for you. I’m buying this for you because I never had this advantage 
when I was a kid.” I have a neighbor who is stone-broke but can’t park 
his car in his garage. The garage is filled with toys for his kids. Those 
spoiled brats get everything they ask for.  
“I don’t want them to know the 
feeling of want” are his everyday 
words. He has nothing set aside for 
their college or his retirement, but 
his kids have every toy ever made. 
He recently got a new credit card in 
the mail and took his kids to visit Las 
Vegas. “I’m doing it for the kids,” he 
said with great sacrifice.
Rich dad forbade the words, “I can’t afford it.” In my real home, 
that’s all I heard. Instead, rich dad required his children to say, “How 
can I afford it?” He believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut 
down your brain. It didn’t have to think anymore. “How can I afford 
it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.
But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were 
a lie. And the human spirit knows it. “The human spirit is very, very 
powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a 
lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your 
spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is 
screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy 
mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or thespirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor.",0.0,dad,dad
4085,What is the garage filled with for his kids?,toys,2.0,The garage is filled with toys for his kids.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_140,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles140
So to keep that emotion of desire under control, often parents  
find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt. “You only think about 
yourself. Don’t you know you have brothers and sisters?” was one of 
my mom’s favorites. “You want me to buy you what?” was a favorite of 
my dad. “Do you think we’re made of money? Do you think money 
grows on trees? We’re not rich people, you know.”
It wasn’t so much the words, but the angry guilt trip that went 
with the words that got to me.
Or the reverse guilt trip was the “I’m sacrificing my life to buy  
this for you. I’m buying this for you because I never had this advantage 
when I was a kid.” I have a neighbor who is stone-broke but can’t park 
his car in his garage. The garage is filled with toys for his kids. Those 
spoiled brats get everything they ask for.  
“I don’t want them to know the 
feeling of want” are his everyday 
words. He has nothing set aside for 
their college or his retirement, but 
his kids have every toy ever made. 
He recently got a new credit card in 
the mail and took his kids to visit Las 
Vegas. “I’m doing it for the kids,” he 
said with great sacrifice.
Rich dad forbade the words, “I can’t afford it.” In my real home, 
that’s all I heard. Instead, rich dad required his children to say, “How 
can I afford it?” He believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut 
down your brain. It didn’t have to think anymore. “How can I afford 
it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.
But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were 
a lie. And the human spirit knows it. “The human spirit is very, very 
powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a 
lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your 
spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is 
screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy 
mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or thespirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor.",0.0,toys,toys
4086,What was my mom's favorite question?,favorites,3.0,"Don’t you know you have brothers and sisters?” was one of 
my mom’s favorites.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_140,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles140
So to keep that emotion of desire under control, often parents  
find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt. “You only think about 
yourself. Don’t you know you have brothers and sisters?” was one of 
my mom’s favorites. “You want me to buy you what?” was a favorite of 
my dad. “Do you think we’re made of money? Do you think money 
grows on trees? We’re not rich people, you know.”
It wasn’t so much the words, but the angry guilt trip that went 
with the words that got to me.
Or the reverse guilt trip was the “I’m sacrificing my life to buy  
this for you. I’m buying this for you because I never had this advantage 
when I was a kid.” I have a neighbor who is stone-broke but can’t park 
his car in his garage. The garage is filled with toys for his kids. Those 
spoiled brats get everything they ask for.  
“I don’t want them to know the 
feeling of want” are his everyday 
words. He has nothing set aside for 
their college or his retirement, but 
his kids have every toy ever made. 
He recently got a new credit card in 
the mail and took his kids to visit Las 
Vegas. “I’m doing it for the kids,” he 
said with great sacrifice.
Rich dad forbade the words, “I can’t afford it.” In my real home, 
that’s all I heard. Instead, rich dad required his children to say, “How 
can I afford it?” He believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut 
down your brain. It didn’t have to think anymore. “How can I afford 
it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.
But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were 
a lie. And the human spirit knows it. “The human spirit is very, very 
powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a 
lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your 
spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is 
screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy 
mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or thespirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor.",0.0,"“You only think about 
yourself","“You only think about 
yourself"
4087,What do parents use to suppress their desire?,guilt,4.0,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles140
So to keep that emotion of desire under control, often parents  
find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt. We’re not rich people, you know.”
It wasn’t so much the words, but the angry guilt trip that went 
with the words that got to me. Or the reverse guilt trip was the “I’m sacrificing my life to buy  
this for you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_140,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles140
So to keep that emotion of desire under control, often parents  
find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt. “You only think about 
yourself. Don’t you know you have brothers and sisters?” was one of 
my mom’s favorites. “You want me to buy you what?” was a favorite of 
my dad. “Do you think we’re made of money? Do you think money 
grows on trees? We’re not rich people, you know.”
It wasn’t so much the words, but the angry guilt trip that went 
with the words that got to me.
Or the reverse guilt trip was the “I’m sacrificing my life to buy  
this for you. I’m buying this for you because I never had this advantage 
when I was a kid.” I have a neighbor who is stone-broke but can’t park 
his car in his garage. The garage is filled with toys for his kids. Those 
spoiled brats get everything they ask for.  
“I don’t want them to know the 
feeling of want” are his everyday 
words. He has nothing set aside for 
their college or his retirement, but 
his kids have every toy ever made. 
He recently got a new credit card in 
the mail and took his kids to visit Las 
Vegas. “I’m doing it for the kids,” he 
said with great sacrifice.
Rich dad forbade the words, “I can’t afford it.” In my real home, 
that’s all I heard. Instead, rich dad required his children to say, “How 
can I afford it?” He believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut 
down your brain. It didn’t have to think anymore. “How can I afford 
it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.
But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were 
a lie. And the human spirit knows it. “The human spirit is very, very 
powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a 
lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your 
spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is 
screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy 
mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or thespirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor.",0.0,guilt,guilt
4088,What emotion do parents suppress with guilt?,desire,5.0,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles140
So to keep that emotion of desire under control, often parents  
find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt. Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles140
So to keep that emotion of desire under control, often parents  
find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_140,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles140
So to keep that emotion of desire under control, often parents  
find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt. “You only think about 
yourself. Don’t you know you have brothers and sisters?” was one of 
my mom’s favorites. “You want me to buy you what?” was a favorite of 
my dad. “Do you think we’re made of money? Do you think money 
grows on trees? We’re not rich people, you know.”
It wasn’t so much the words, but the angry guilt trip that went 
with the words that got to me.
Or the reverse guilt trip was the “I’m sacrificing my life to buy  
this for you. I’m buying this for you because I never had this advantage 
when I was a kid.” I have a neighbor who is stone-broke but can’t park 
his car in his garage. The garage is filled with toys for his kids. Those 
spoiled brats get everything they ask for.  
“I don’t want them to know the 
feeling of want” are his everyday 
words. He has nothing set aside for 
their college or his retirement, but 
his kids have every toy ever made. 
He recently got a new credit card in 
the mail and took his kids to visit Las 
Vegas. “I’m doing it for the kids,” he 
said with great sacrifice.
Rich dad forbade the words, “I can’t afford it.” In my real home, 
that’s all I heard. Instead, rich dad required his children to say, “How 
can I afford it?” He believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut 
down your brain. It didn’t have to think anymore. “How can I afford 
it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.
But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were 
a lie. And the human spirit knows it. “The human spirit is very, very 
powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a 
lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your 
spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is 
screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy 
mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or thespirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor.",0.0,desire,desire
4089,How do parents keep the emotion of desire under control?,control,6.0,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles140
So to keep that emotion of desire under control, often parents  
find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_140,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles140
So to keep that emotion of desire under control, often parents  
find ways of suppressing that desire with guilt. “You only think about 
yourself. Don’t you know you have brothers and sisters?” was one of 
my mom’s favorites. “You want me to buy you what?” was a favorite of 
my dad. “Do you think we’re made of money? Do you think money 
grows on trees? We’re not rich people, you know.”
It wasn’t so much the words, but the angry guilt trip that went 
with the words that got to me.
Or the reverse guilt trip was the “I’m sacrificing my life to buy  
this for you. I’m buying this for you because I never had this advantage 
when I was a kid.” I have a neighbor who is stone-broke but can’t park 
his car in his garage. The garage is filled with toys for his kids. Those 
spoiled brats get everything they ask for.  
“I don’t want them to know the 
feeling of want” are his everyday 
words. He has nothing set aside for 
their college or his retirement, but 
his kids have every toy ever made. 
He recently got a new credit card in 
the mail and took his kids to visit Las 
Vegas. “I’m doing it for the kids,” he 
said with great sacrifice.
Rich dad forbade the words, “I can’t afford it.” In my real home, 
that’s all I heard. Instead, rich dad required his children to say, “How 
can I afford it?” He believed that the words “I can’t afford it” shut 
down your brain. It didn’t have to think anymore. “How can I afford 
it?” opened up the brain and forced it to think and search for answers.
But most importantly, he felt the words, “I can’t afford it,” were 
a lie. And the human spirit knows it. “The human spirit is very, very 
powerful,” he would say. “It knows it can do anything.” By having a 
lazy mind that says, “I can’t afford it,” a war breaks out inside you. Your 
spirit is angry, and your lazy mind must defend its lie. The spirit is 
screaming, “Come on. Let’s go to the gym and work out.” And the lazy 
mind says, “But I’m tired. I worked really hard today.” Or thespirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor.",0.0,guilt,guilt
4090,What is the reason for the desire to have something better?,greed,1.0,"It’s that radio station WII-FM, which stands for “What’s In  
It For Me?” A person needs to sit down and ask, “What would my 
life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had 
all the money I needed?” Without that little greed, the desire to have 
something better, progress is not made. The hardest part was fighting my real 
parents’ dogma: “We can’t afford that.” “Stop thinking only about  
yourself.”  “Why don’t you think about others?” and other similar  
sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”
So how do you beat laziness? The problem I see today is that there are millions of people who 
feel guilty about their desire or their “greed.” It’s old conditioning  
from their childhood.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_141,"Rich Dad Poor Dad141
spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get 
rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s 
too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard 
enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what  
I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”
“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads 
to despondency and often depression. “How can I afford it?” opens 
up possibilities, excitement, and dreams. So rich dad was not so 
concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that 
“How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.
Thus he rarely gave Mike or me anything. He would instead ask, 
“How can you afford it?” and that included college, which we paid  
for ourselves. It was not the goal, but the process of attaining the goal  
that he wanted us to learn.
The problem I see today is that there are millions of people who 
feel guilty about their desire or their “greed.” It’s old conditioning  
from their childhood. While they desire to have the finer things that 
life offers, most have been conditioned subconsciously to say, “I can’t 
have that,” or “I’ll never be able to afford that.”
When I decided to exit the Rat Race, it was simply a question 
of “How can I afford to never work again?” And my mind began to 
kick out answers and solutions. The hardest part was fighting my real 
parents’ dogma: “We can’t afford that.” “Stop thinking only about  
yourself.”  “Why don’t you think about others?” and other similar  
sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”
So how do you beat laziness? Once again, the answer is a little 
greed. It’s that radio station WII-FM, which stands for “What’s In  
It For Me?” A person needs to sit down and ask, “What would my 
life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had 
all the money I needed?” Without that little greed, the desire to have 
something better, progress is not made. Our world progresses because 
we all desire a better life. New inventions are made because we desire 
something better. We go to school and study hard because we want 
something better. So whenever you find yourself avoiding something  “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy.",0.0,greed,greed
4091,What did my mind start to kick out when I decided to leave the Rat Race?,answers,2.0,"While they desire to have the finer things that 
life offers, most have been conditioned subconsciously to say, “I can’t 
have that,” or “I’ll never be able to afford that.”
When I decided to exit the Rat Race, it was simply a question 
of “How can I afford to never work again?” And my mind began to 
kick out answers and solutions.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_141,"Rich Dad Poor Dad141
spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get 
rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s 
too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard 
enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what  
I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”
“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads 
to despondency and often depression. “How can I afford it?” opens 
up possibilities, excitement, and dreams. So rich dad was not so 
concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that 
“How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.
Thus he rarely gave Mike or me anything. He would instead ask, 
“How can you afford it?” and that included college, which we paid  
for ourselves. It was not the goal, but the process of attaining the goal  
that he wanted us to learn.
The problem I see today is that there are millions of people who 
feel guilty about their desire or their “greed.” It’s old conditioning  
from their childhood. While they desire to have the finer things that 
life offers, most have been conditioned subconsciously to say, “I can’t 
have that,” or “I’ll never be able to afford that.”
When I decided to exit the Rat Race, it was simply a question 
of “How can I afford to never work again?” And my mind began to 
kick out answers and solutions. The hardest part was fighting my real 
parents’ dogma: “We can’t afford that.” “Stop thinking only about  
yourself.”  “Why don’t you think about others?” and other similar  
sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”
So how do you beat laziness? Once again, the answer is a little 
greed. It’s that radio station WII-FM, which stands for “What’s In  
It For Me?” A person needs to sit down and ask, “What would my 
life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had 
all the money I needed?” Without that little greed, the desire to have 
something better, progress is not made. Our world progresses because 
we all desire a better life. New inventions are made because we desire 
something better. We go to school and study hard because we want 
something better. So whenever you find yourself avoiding something  “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy.",0.0,answers and solutions,answers and solutions
4092,How many people feel guilty about their desire?,millions,3.0,"The problem I see today is that there are millions of people who 
feel guilty about their desire or their “greed.” It’s old conditioning  
from their childhood.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_141,"Rich Dad Poor Dad141
spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get 
rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s 
too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard 
enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what  
I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”
“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads 
to despondency and often depression. “How can I afford it?” opens 
up possibilities, excitement, and dreams. So rich dad was not so 
concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that 
“How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.
Thus he rarely gave Mike or me anything. He would instead ask, 
“How can you afford it?” and that included college, which we paid  
for ourselves. It was not the goal, but the process of attaining the goal  
that he wanted us to learn.
The problem I see today is that there are millions of people who 
feel guilty about their desire or their “greed.” It’s old conditioning  
from their childhood. While they desire to have the finer things that 
life offers, most have been conditioned subconsciously to say, “I can’t 
have that,” or “I’ll never be able to afford that.”
When I decided to exit the Rat Race, it was simply a question 
of “How can I afford to never work again?” And my mind began to 
kick out answers and solutions. The hardest part was fighting my real 
parents’ dogma: “We can’t afford that.” “Stop thinking only about  
yourself.”  “Why don’t you think about others?” and other similar  
sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”
So how do you beat laziness? Once again, the answer is a little 
greed. It’s that radio station WII-FM, which stands for “What’s In  
It For Me?” A person needs to sit down and ask, “What would my 
life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had 
all the money I needed?” Without that little greed, the desire to have 
something better, progress is not made. Our world progresses because 
we all desire a better life. New inventions are made because we desire 
something better. We go to school and study hard because we want 
something better. So whenever you find yourself avoiding something  “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy.",0.0,millions,millions
4093,What is the process of attaining the goal that he wanted us to learn?,goal,4.0,"It was not the goal, but the process of attaining the goal  
that he wanted us to learn. It was not the goal, but the process of attaining the goal  
that he wanted us to learn.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_141,"Rich Dad Poor Dad141
spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get 
rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s 
too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard 
enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what  
I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”
“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads 
to despondency and often depression. “How can I afford it?” opens 
up possibilities, excitement, and dreams. So rich dad was not so 
concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that 
“How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.
Thus he rarely gave Mike or me anything. He would instead ask, 
“How can you afford it?” and that included college, which we paid  
for ourselves. It was not the goal, but the process of attaining the goal  
that he wanted us to learn.
The problem I see today is that there are millions of people who 
feel guilty about their desire or their “greed.” It’s old conditioning  
from their childhood. While they desire to have the finer things that 
life offers, most have been conditioned subconsciously to say, “I can’t 
have that,” or “I’ll never be able to afford that.”
When I decided to exit the Rat Race, it was simply a question 
of “How can I afford to never work again?” And my mind began to 
kick out answers and solutions. The hardest part was fighting my real 
parents’ dogma: “We can’t afford that.” “Stop thinking only about  
yourself.”  “Why don’t you think about others?” and other similar  
sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”
So how do you beat laziness? Once again, the answer is a little 
greed. It’s that radio station WII-FM, which stands for “What’s In  
It For Me?” A person needs to sit down and ask, “What would my 
life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had 
all the money I needed?” Without that little greed, the desire to have 
something better, progress is not made. Our world progresses because 
we all desire a better life. New inventions are made because we desire 
something better. We go to school and study hard because we want 
something better. So whenever you find yourself avoiding something  “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy.",0.0,college,college
4094,What do people feel guilty about?,desire,5.0,"While they desire to have the finer things that 
life offers, most have been conditioned subconsciously to say, “I can’t 
have that,” or “I’ll never be able to afford that.”
When I decided to exit the Rat Race, it was simply a question 
of “How can I afford to never work again?” And my mind began to 
kick out answers and solutions. It’s that radio station WII-FM, which stands for “What’s In  
It For Me?” A person needs to sit down and ask, “What would my 
life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had 
all the money I needed?” Without that little greed, the desire to have 
something better, progress is not made. The problem I see today is that there are millions of people who 
feel guilty about their desire or their “greed.” It’s old conditioning  
from their childhood.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_141,"Rich Dad Poor Dad141
spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get 
rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s 
too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard 
enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what  
I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”
“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads 
to despondency and often depression. “How can I afford it?” opens 
up possibilities, excitement, and dreams. So rich dad was not so 
concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that 
“How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.
Thus he rarely gave Mike or me anything. He would instead ask, 
“How can you afford it?” and that included college, which we paid  
for ourselves. It was not the goal, but the process of attaining the goal  
that he wanted us to learn.
The problem I see today is that there are millions of people who 
feel guilty about their desire or their “greed.” It’s old conditioning  
from their childhood. While they desire to have the finer things that 
life offers, most have been conditioned subconsciously to say, “I can’t 
have that,” or “I’ll never be able to afford that.”
When I decided to exit the Rat Race, it was simply a question 
of “How can I afford to never work again?” And my mind began to 
kick out answers and solutions. The hardest part was fighting my real 
parents’ dogma: “We can’t afford that.” “Stop thinking only about  
yourself.”  “Why don’t you think about others?” and other similar  
sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”
So how do you beat laziness? Once again, the answer is a little 
greed. It’s that radio station WII-FM, which stands for “What’s In  
It For Me?” A person needs to sit down and ask, “What would my 
life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had 
all the money I needed?” Without that little greed, the desire to have 
something better, progress is not made. Our world progresses because 
we all desire a better life. New inventions are made because we desire 
something better. We go to school and study hard because we want 
something better. So whenever you find yourself avoiding something  “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy.",0.0,their desire or their “greed,their desire or their “greed
4095,Rich Dad Poor Dad141 what is the strongest thing in a person?,spirit,6.0,"So rich dad was not so 
concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that 
“How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit. Rich Dad Poor Dad141
spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_141,"Rich Dad Poor Dad141
spirit says, “I’m sick and tired of being poor. Let’s get out there and get 
rich.” To which the lazy mind says, “Rich people are greedy. Besides it’s 
too much bother. It’s not safe. I might lose money. I’m working hard 
enough as it is. I’ve got too much to do at work anyway. Look at what  
I have to do tonight. My boss wants it finished by morning.”
“I can’t afford it” also causes sadness, a helplessness that leads 
to despondency and often depression. “How can I afford it?” opens 
up possibilities, excitement, and dreams. So rich dad was not so 
concerned about what we wanted to buy as long as we understood that 
“How can I afford it?” creates a stronger mind and a dynamic spirit.
Thus he rarely gave Mike or me anything. He would instead ask, 
“How can you afford it?” and that included college, which we paid  
for ourselves. It was not the goal, but the process of attaining the goal  
that he wanted us to learn.
The problem I see today is that there are millions of people who 
feel guilty about their desire or their “greed.” It’s old conditioning  
from their childhood. While they desire to have the finer things that 
life offers, most have been conditioned subconsciously to say, “I can’t 
have that,” or “I’ll never be able to afford that.”
When I decided to exit the Rat Race, it was simply a question 
of “How can I afford to never work again?” And my mind began to 
kick out answers and solutions. The hardest part was fighting my real 
parents’ dogma: “We can’t afford that.” “Stop thinking only about  
yourself.”  “Why don’t you think about others?” and other similar  
sentiments designed to instill guilt to suppress my “greed.”
So how do you beat laziness? Once again, the answer is a little 
greed. It’s that radio station WII-FM, which stands for “What’s In  
It For Me?” A person needs to sit down and ask, “What would my 
life be like if I never had to work again?” “What would I do if I had 
all the money I needed?” Without that little greed, the desire to have 
something better, progress is not made. Our world progresses because 
we all desire a better life. New inventions are made because we desire 
something better. We go to school and study hard because we want 
something better. So whenever you find yourself avoiding something  “What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy.",0.0,dynamic spirit,dynamic spirit
4096,What do you have that you don't have?,bad habits,1.0,"You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”
Overcoming Bad Habits
Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education. “He has  
bad habits.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_142,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles142
you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, 
“What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.
Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good. 
But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”
Overcoming Bad Habits
Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education. After 
seeing the movie Conan the Barbarian,  starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, 
a friend said, “I’d love to have a body like Schwarzenegger.” Most of the 
guys nodded in agreement.
“I even heard he was really puny and skinny at one time,” another 
friend added.
“Yeah, I heard that too,” another one said. “I heard he has a habit of 
working out almost every day in the gym.”
“Yeah, I’ll bet he has to.”
“Nah,” said the group cynic. “I’ll bet he was born that way. Besides, 
let’s stop talking about Arnold and get some beers.”
This is an example of habits controlling behavior. I remember  
asking my rich dad about the habits of the rich. Instead of answering me 
outright, he wanted me to learn through example, as usual.
“When does your dad pay his bills?” rich dad asked.
“The first of the month,” I said.
“Does he have anything left over?” he asked.
“Very little,” I said.
“That’s the main reason he struggles,” said rich dad. “He has  
bad habits. Your dad pays everyone else first. He pays himself last, but 
only if he has anything left over.”
“Which he usually doesn’t,” I said. “But he has to pay his bills, doesn’t 
he? You’re saying he shouldn’t pay his bills?”“Of course not,” said rich dad.",0.0,The first of the month,The first of the month
4097,Who starred in the movie Conan the Barbarian?,arnold schwarzenegger,2.0,"After 
seeing the movie Conan the Barbarian,  starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, 
a friend said, “I’d love to have a body like Schwarzenegger.” Most of the 
guys nodded in agreement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_142,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles142
you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, 
“What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.
Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good. 
But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”
Overcoming Bad Habits
Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education. After 
seeing the movie Conan the Barbarian,  starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, 
a friend said, “I’d love to have a body like Schwarzenegger.” Most of the 
guys nodded in agreement.
“I even heard he was really puny and skinny at one time,” another 
friend added.
“Yeah, I heard that too,” another one said. “I heard he has a habit of 
working out almost every day in the gym.”
“Yeah, I’ll bet he has to.”
“Nah,” said the group cynic. “I’ll bet he was born that way. Besides, 
let’s stop talking about Arnold and get some beers.”
This is an example of habits controlling behavior. I remember  
asking my rich dad about the habits of the rich. Instead of answering me 
outright, he wanted me to learn through example, as usual.
“When does your dad pay his bills?” rich dad asked.
“The first of the month,” I said.
“Does he have anything left over?” he asked.
“Very little,” I said.
“That’s the main reason he struggles,” said rich dad. “He has  
bad habits. Your dad pays everyone else first. He pays himself last, but 
only if he has anything left over.”
“Which he usually doesn’t,” I said. “But he has to pay his bills, doesn’t 
he? You’re saying he shouldn’t pay his bills?”“Of course not,” said rich dad.",0.0,Arnold Schwarzenegger,Arnold Schwarzenegger
4098,Who said that guilt is worse than greed?,dad,3.0,"But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. You’re saying he shouldn’t pay his bills?”“Of course not,” said rich dad. I remember  
asking my rich dad about the habits of the rich.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_142,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles142
you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, 
“What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.
Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good. 
But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”
Overcoming Bad Habits
Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education. After 
seeing the movie Conan the Barbarian,  starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, 
a friend said, “I’d love to have a body like Schwarzenegger.” Most of the 
guys nodded in agreement.
“I even heard he was really puny and skinny at one time,” another 
friend added.
“Yeah, I heard that too,” another one said. “I heard he has a habit of 
working out almost every day in the gym.”
“Yeah, I’ll bet he has to.”
“Nah,” said the group cynic. “I’ll bet he was born that way. Besides, 
let’s stop talking about Arnold and get some beers.”
This is an example of habits controlling behavior. I remember  
asking my rich dad about the habits of the rich. Instead of answering me 
outright, he wanted me to learn through example, as usual.
“When does your dad pay his bills?” rich dad asked.
“The first of the month,” I said.
“Does he have anything left over?” he asked.
“Very little,” I said.
“That’s the main reason he struggles,” said rich dad. “He has  
bad habits. Your dad pays everyone else first. He pays himself last, but 
only if he has anything left over.”
“Which he usually doesn’t,” I said. “But he has to pay his bills, doesn’t 
he? You’re saying he shouldn’t pay his bills?”“Of course not,” said rich dad.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
4099,What is worse than guilt?,greed,4.0,"But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_142,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles142
you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, 
“What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.
Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good. 
But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”
Overcoming Bad Habits
Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education. After 
seeing the movie Conan the Barbarian,  starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, 
a friend said, “I’d love to have a body like Schwarzenegger.” Most of the 
guys nodded in agreement.
“I even heard he was really puny and skinny at one time,” another 
friend added.
“Yeah, I heard that too,” another one said. “I heard he has a habit of 
working out almost every day in the gym.”
“Yeah, I’ll bet he has to.”
“Nah,” said the group cynic. “I’ll bet he was born that way. Besides, 
let’s stop talking about Arnold and get some beers.”
This is an example of habits controlling behavior. I remember  
asking my rich dad about the habits of the rich. Instead of answering me 
outright, he wanted me to learn through example, as usual.
“When does your dad pay his bills?” rich dad asked.
“The first of the month,” I said.
“Does he have anything left over?” he asked.
“Very little,” I said.
“That’s the main reason he struggles,” said rich dad. “He has  
bad habits. Your dad pays everyone else first. He pays himself last, but 
only if he has anything left over.”
“Which he usually doesn’t,” I said. “But he has to pay his bills, doesn’t 
he? You’re saying he shouldn’t pay his bills?”“Of course not,” said rich dad.",0.0,The first of the month,The first of the month
4100,What is worse than greed?,guilt,5.0,"But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_142,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles142
you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, 
“What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.
Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good. 
But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”
Overcoming Bad Habits
Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education. After 
seeing the movie Conan the Barbarian,  starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, 
a friend said, “I’d love to have a body like Schwarzenegger.” Most of the 
guys nodded in agreement.
“I even heard he was really puny and skinny at one time,” another 
friend added.
“Yeah, I heard that too,” another one said. “I heard he has a habit of 
working out almost every day in the gym.”
“Yeah, I’ll bet he has to.”
“Nah,” said the group cynic. “I’ll bet he was born that way. Besides, 
let’s stop talking about Arnold and get some beers.”
This is an example of habits controlling behavior. I remember  
asking my rich dad about the habits of the rich. Instead of answering me 
outright, he wanted me to learn through example, as usual.
“When does your dad pay his bills?” rich dad asked.
“The first of the month,” I said.
“Does he have anything left over?” he asked.
“Very little,” I said.
“That’s the main reason he struggles,” said rich dad. “He has  
bad habits. Your dad pays everyone else first. He pays himself last, but 
only if he has anything left over.”
“Which he usually doesn’t,” I said. “But he has to pay his bills, doesn’t 
he? You’re saying he shouldn’t pay his bills?”“Of course not,” said rich dad.",0.0,Guilt,Guilt
4101,What are the reflections of our habits?,lives,6.0,"You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”
Overcoming Bad Habits
Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_142,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles142
you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, 
“What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.
Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good. 
But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”
Overcoming Bad Habits
Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education. After 
seeing the movie Conan the Barbarian,  starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, 
a friend said, “I’d love to have a body like Schwarzenegger.” Most of the 
guys nodded in agreement.
“I even heard he was really puny and skinny at one time,” another 
friend added.
“Yeah, I heard that too,” another one said. “I heard he has a habit of 
working out almost every day in the gym.”
“Yeah, I’ll bet he has to.”
“Nah,” said the group cynic. “I’ll bet he was born that way. Besides, 
let’s stop talking about Arnold and get some beers.”
This is an example of habits controlling behavior. I remember  
asking my rich dad about the habits of the rich. Instead of answering me 
outright, he wanted me to learn through example, as usual.
“When does your dad pay his bills?” rich dad asked.
“The first of the month,” I said.
“Does he have anything left over?” he asked.
“Very little,” I said.
“That’s the main reason he struggles,” said rich dad. “He has  
bad habits. Your dad pays everyone else first. He pays himself last, but 
only if he has anything left over.”
“Which he usually doesn’t,” I said. “But he has to pay his bills, doesn’t 
he? You’re saying he shouldn’t pay his bills?”“Of course not,” said rich dad.",0.0,Our lives,Our lives
4102,What did Arnold Schwarzenegger say he would love to have?,body,7.0,"But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. After 
seeing the movie Conan the Barbarian,  starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, 
a friend said, “I’d love to have a body like Schwarzenegger.” Most of the 
guys nodded in agreement.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_142,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles142
you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, 
“What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.
Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good. 
But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”
Overcoming Bad Habits
Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education. After 
seeing the movie Conan the Barbarian,  starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, 
a friend said, “I’d love to have a body like Schwarzenegger.” Most of the 
guys nodded in agreement.
“I even heard he was really puny and skinny at one time,” another 
friend added.
“Yeah, I heard that too,” another one said. “I heard he has a habit of 
working out almost every day in the gym.”
“Yeah, I’ll bet he has to.”
“Nah,” said the group cynic. “I’ll bet he was born that way. Besides, 
let’s stop talking about Arnold and get some beers.”
This is an example of habits controlling behavior. I remember  
asking my rich dad about the habits of the rich. Instead of answering me 
outright, he wanted me to learn through example, as usual.
“When does your dad pay his bills?” rich dad asked.
“The first of the month,” I said.
“Does he have anything left over?” he asked.
“Very little,” I said.
“That’s the main reason he struggles,” said rich dad. “He has  
bad habits. Your dad pays everyone else first. He pays himself last, but 
only if he has anything left over.”
“Which he usually doesn’t,” I said. “But he has to pay his bills, doesn’t 
he? You’re saying he shouldn’t pay his bills?”“Of course not,” said rich dad.",0.0,a body like Schwarzenegger,a body like Schwarzenegger
4103,Who said it best: Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway?,Eleanor Roosevelt,8.0,"But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_142,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles142
you know you should be doing, then the only thing to ask yourself is, 
“What’s in it for me?” Be a little greedy. It’s the best cure for laziness.
Too much greed, however, as anything in excess can be, is not good. 
But just remember what Michael Douglas said in the movie Wall Street : 
“Greed is good.” Rich dad said it differently: “Guilt is worse than greed, 
for guilt robs the body of its soul.” I think Eleanor Roosevelt said it best: 
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized 
anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.”
Overcoming Bad Habits
Our lives are a reflection of our habits more than our education. After 
seeing the movie Conan the Barbarian,  starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, 
a friend said, “I’d love to have a body like Schwarzenegger.” Most of the 
guys nodded in agreement.
“I even heard he was really puny and skinny at one time,” another 
friend added.
“Yeah, I heard that too,” another one said. “I heard he has a habit of 
working out almost every day in the gym.”
“Yeah, I’ll bet he has to.”
“Nah,” said the group cynic. “I’ll bet he was born that way. Besides, 
let’s stop talking about Arnold and get some beers.”
This is an example of habits controlling behavior. I remember  
asking my rich dad about the habits of the rich. Instead of answering me 
outright, he wanted me to learn through example, as usual.
“When does your dad pay his bills?” rich dad asked.
“The first of the month,” I said.
“Does he have anything left over?” he asked.
“Very little,” I said.
“That’s the main reason he struggles,” said rich dad. “He has  
bad habits. Your dad pays everyone else first. He pays himself last, but 
only if he has anything left over.”
“Which he usually doesn’t,” I said. “But he has to pay his bills, doesn’t 
he? You’re saying he shouldn’t pay his bills?”“Of course not,” said rich dad.",0.0,Eleanor Roosevelt,Eleanor Roosevelt
4104,"Rich Dad Poor Dad143 ""Of course not,"" said rich what?",dad,1.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad143
“Of course not,” said rich dad. Rich Dad Poor Dad143
“Of course not,” said rich dad.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_143,"Rich Dad Poor Dad143
“Of course not,” said rich dad. “I firmly believe in paying my bills on 
time. I just pay myself first. Before I pay even the government.”
“But what happens if you don’t havekick sand in their faces.",0.0,havekick sand,havekick sand
4105,What do I pay on time?,bills,2.0,"“I firmly believe in paying my bills on 
time.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_143,"Rich Dad Poor Dad143
“Of course not,” said rich dad. “I firmly believe in paying my bills on 
time. I just pay myself first. Before I pay even the government.”
“But what happens if you don’t havekick sand in their faces.",0.0,bills,bills
4106,What happens if you don't have sand in their?,faces,3.0,"Before I pay even the government.”
“But what happens if you don’t havekick sand in their faces.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_143,"Rich Dad Poor Dad143
“Of course not,” said rich dad. “I firmly believe in paying my bills on 
time. I just pay myself first. Before I pay even the government.”
“But what happens if you don’t havekick sand in their faces.",0.0,faces,faces
4107,Who does not have sand in their faces?,government,4.0,"Before I pay even the government.”
“But what happens if you don’t havekick sand in their faces.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_143,"Rich Dad Poor Dad143
“Of course not,” said rich dad. “I firmly believe in paying my bills on 
time. I just pay myself first. Before I pay even the government.”
“But what happens if you don’t havekick sand in their faces.",0.0,Rich Dad Poor Dad143,Rich Dad Poor Dad143
4108,I believe in paying my bills on what?,time,5.0,"“I firmly believe in paying my bills on 
time.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_143,"Rich Dad Poor Dad143
“Of course not,” said rich dad. “I firmly believe in paying my bills on 
time. I just pay myself first. Before I pay even the government.”
“But what happens if you don’t havekick sand in their faces.",0.0,"
time","
time"
4109,What is the name of the tax collector who pushes me around all my life?,tax collectors,1.0,"So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_144,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles144
“Well, most people let the bullies 
kick sand in their faces. I decided to 
use the fear of the bully to make me 
stronger. Others get weaker. Forcing 
myself to think about how to make 
extra money is like going to the gym and working out with weights. The 
more I work my mental money muscles out, the stronger I get. Now I’m 
not afraid of those bullies.”
I liked what rich dad was saying. “So if I pay myself first, I get 
financially stronger, mentally and fiscally.”
Rich dad nodded.
“And if I pay myself last, or not at all, I get weaker. So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded. “Just like the 98-pound weakling.”
Overcoming Arrogance 
“What I know makes me money. What I don’t know loses me 
money. Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. Because 
when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not  
important,” rich dad would often tell me.
I have found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own 
ignorance. It often happens when I am discussing financial statements 
with accountants or even other investors.
They try to bluster their way through the discussion. It is clear to me 
that they don’t know what they’re talking about. They’re not lying, but 
they are not telling the truth.
There are many people in the world of money, finances, and  
investments who have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.  
Most people in the money industry are just spouting off sales pitches  
like used-car salesmen. When you know you are ignorant in a subject, 
start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on  
the subject. If I pay myself first,  
I get financially stronger, 
mentally and fiscally.There is gold everywhere.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
4110,"Who told me that if I pay myself first, I get stronger financially?",dad,2.0,"So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded. Because 
when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not  
important,” rich dad would often tell me. “So if I pay myself first, I get 
financially stronger, mentally and fiscally.”
Rich dad nodded.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_144,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles144
“Well, most people let the bullies 
kick sand in their faces. I decided to 
use the fear of the bully to make me 
stronger. Others get weaker. Forcing 
myself to think about how to make 
extra money is like going to the gym and working out with weights. The 
more I work my mental money muscles out, the stronger I get. Now I’m 
not afraid of those bullies.”
I liked what rich dad was saying. “So if I pay myself first, I get 
financially stronger, mentally and fiscally.”
Rich dad nodded.
“And if I pay myself last, or not at all, I get weaker. So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded. “Just like the 98-pound weakling.”
Overcoming Arrogance 
“What I know makes me money. What I don’t know loses me 
money. Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. Because 
when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not  
important,” rich dad would often tell me.
I have found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own 
ignorance. It often happens when I am discussing financial statements 
with accountants or even other investors.
They try to bluster their way through the discussion. It is clear to me 
that they don’t know what they’re talking about. They’re not lying, but 
they are not telling the truth.
There are many people in the world of money, finances, and  
investments who have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.  
Most people in the money industry are just spouting off sales pitches  
like used-car salesmen. When you know you are ignorant in a subject, 
start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on  
the subject. If I pay myself first,  
I get financially stronger, 
mentally and fiscally.There is gold everywhere.",0.0,rich dad,rich dad
4111,What do most people let kick sand in their faces?,bullies,3.0,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles144
“Well, most people let the bullies 
kick sand in their faces. Now I’m 
not afraid of those bullies.”
I liked what rich dad was saying.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_144,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles144
“Well, most people let the bullies 
kick sand in their faces. I decided to 
use the fear of the bully to make me 
stronger. Others get weaker. Forcing 
myself to think about how to make 
extra money is like going to the gym and working out with weights. The 
more I work my mental money muscles out, the stronger I get. Now I’m 
not afraid of those bullies.”
I liked what rich dad was saying. “So if I pay myself first, I get 
financially stronger, mentally and fiscally.”
Rich dad nodded.
“And if I pay myself last, or not at all, I get weaker. So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded. “Just like the 98-pound weakling.”
Overcoming Arrogance 
“What I know makes me money. What I don’t know loses me 
money. Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. Because 
when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not  
important,” rich dad would often tell me.
I have found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own 
ignorance. It often happens when I am discussing financial statements 
with accountants or even other investors.
They try to bluster their way through the discussion. It is clear to me 
that they don’t know what they’re talking about. They’re not lying, but 
they are not telling the truth.
There are many people in the world of money, finances, and  
investments who have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.  
Most people in the money industry are just spouting off sales pitches  
like used-car salesmen. When you know you are ignorant in a subject, 
start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on  
the subject. If I pay myself first,  
I get financially stronger, 
mentally and fiscally.There is gold everywhere.",0.0,bullies,bullies
4112,What do many people use to hide their ignorance?,arrogance,4.0,"“Just like the 98-pound weakling.”
Overcoming Arrogance 
“What I know makes me money. I have found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own 
ignorance.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_144,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles144
“Well, most people let the bullies 
kick sand in their faces. I decided to 
use the fear of the bully to make me 
stronger. Others get weaker. Forcing 
myself to think about how to make 
extra money is like going to the gym and working out with weights. The 
more I work my mental money muscles out, the stronger I get. Now I’m 
not afraid of those bullies.”
I liked what rich dad was saying. “So if I pay myself first, I get 
financially stronger, mentally and fiscally.”
Rich dad nodded.
“And if I pay myself last, or not at all, I get weaker. So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded. “Just like the 98-pound weakling.”
Overcoming Arrogance 
“What I know makes me money. What I don’t know loses me 
money. Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. Because 
when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not  
important,” rich dad would often tell me.
I have found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own 
ignorance. It often happens when I am discussing financial statements 
with accountants or even other investors.
They try to bluster their way through the discussion. It is clear to me 
that they don’t know what they’re talking about. They’re not lying, but 
they are not telling the truth.
There are many people in the world of money, finances, and  
investments who have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.  
Most people in the money industry are just spouting off sales pitches  
like used-car salesmen. When you know you are ignorant in a subject, 
start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on  
the subject. If I pay myself first,  
I get financially stronger, 
mentally and fiscally.There is gold everywhere.",0.0,arrogance,arrogance
4113,What is the name of the boss who pushes me around all my life?,managers,5.0,"So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_144,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles144
“Well, most people let the bullies 
kick sand in their faces. I decided to 
use the fear of the bully to make me 
stronger. Others get weaker. Forcing 
myself to think about how to make 
extra money is like going to the gym and working out with weights. The 
more I work my mental money muscles out, the stronger I get. Now I’m 
not afraid of those bullies.”
I liked what rich dad was saying. “So if I pay myself first, I get 
financially stronger, mentally and fiscally.”
Rich dad nodded.
“And if I pay myself last, or not at all, I get weaker. So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded. “Just like the 98-pound weakling.”
Overcoming Arrogance 
“What I know makes me money. What I don’t know loses me 
money. Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. Because 
when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not  
important,” rich dad would often tell me.
I have found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own 
ignorance. It often happens when I am discussing financial statements 
with accountants or even other investors.
They try to bluster their way through the discussion. It is clear to me 
that they don’t know what they’re talking about. They’re not lying, but 
they are not telling the truth.
There are many people in the world of money, finances, and  
investments who have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.  
Most people in the money industry are just spouting off sales pitches  
like used-car salesmen. When you know you are ignorant in a subject, 
start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on  
the subject. If I pay myself first,  
I get financially stronger, 
mentally and fiscally.There is gold everywhere.",0.0,"
bosses","
bosses"
4114,"If you know you are ignorant in a subject, start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on the subject.",subject,6.0,"When you know you are ignorant in a subject, 
start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on  
the subject. When you know you are ignorant in a subject, 
start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on  
the subject.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_144,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles144
“Well, most people let the bullies 
kick sand in their faces. I decided to 
use the fear of the bully to make me 
stronger. Others get weaker. Forcing 
myself to think about how to make 
extra money is like going to the gym and working out with weights. The 
more I work my mental money muscles out, the stronger I get. Now I’m 
not afraid of those bullies.”
I liked what rich dad was saying. “So if I pay myself first, I get 
financially stronger, mentally and fiscally.”
Rich dad nodded.
“And if I pay myself last, or not at all, I get weaker. So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded. “Just like the 98-pound weakling.”
Overcoming Arrogance 
“What I know makes me money. What I don’t know loses me 
money. Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. Because 
when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not  
important,” rich dad would often tell me.
I have found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own 
ignorance. It often happens when I am discussing financial statements 
with accountants or even other investors.
They try to bluster their way through the discussion. It is clear to me 
that they don’t know what they’re talking about. They’re not lying, but 
they are not telling the truth.
There are many people in the world of money, finances, and  
investments who have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.  
Most people in the money industry are just spouting off sales pitches  
like used-car salesmen. When you know you are ignorant in a subject, 
start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on  
the subject. If I pay myself first,  
I get financially stronger, 
mentally and fiscally.There is gold everywhere.",0.0,"
ignorance","
ignorance"
4115,"What is the world of money, finances, and investments?",world,7.0,"There are many people in the world of money, finances, and  
investments who have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_144,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles144
“Well, most people let the bullies 
kick sand in their faces. I decided to 
use the fear of the bully to make me 
stronger. Others get weaker. Forcing 
myself to think about how to make 
extra money is like going to the gym and working out with weights. The 
more I work my mental money muscles out, the stronger I get. Now I’m 
not afraid of those bullies.”
I liked what rich dad was saying. “So if I pay myself first, I get 
financially stronger, mentally and fiscally.”
Rich dad nodded.
“And if I pay myself last, or not at all, I get weaker. So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded. “Just like the 98-pound weakling.”
Overcoming Arrogance 
“What I know makes me money. What I don’t know loses me 
money. Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. Because 
when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not  
important,” rich dad would often tell me.
I have found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own 
ignorance. It often happens when I am discussing financial statements 
with accountants or even other investors.
They try to bluster their way through the discussion. It is clear to me 
that they don’t know what they’re talking about. They’re not lying, but 
they are not telling the truth.
There are many people in the world of money, finances, and  
investments who have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.  
Most people in the money industry are just spouting off sales pitches  
like used-car salesmen. When you know you are ignorant in a subject, 
start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on  
the subject. If I pay myself first,  
I get financially stronger, 
mentally and fiscally.There is gold everywhere.",0.0,absolutely no idea what they’re talking about,absolutely no idea what they’re talking about
4116,What do I discuss with accountants?,financial statements,8.0,"It often happens when I am discussing financial statements 
with accountants or even other investors.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_144,"Chapter Seven: Overcoming Obstacles144
“Well, most people let the bullies 
kick sand in their faces. I decided to 
use the fear of the bully to make me 
stronger. Others get weaker. Forcing 
myself to think about how to make 
extra money is like going to the gym and working out with weights. The 
more I work my mental money muscles out, the stronger I get. Now I’m 
not afraid of those bullies.”
I liked what rich dad was saying. “So if I pay myself first, I get 
financially stronger, mentally and fiscally.”
Rich dad nodded.
“And if I pay myself last, or not at all, I get weaker. So people like 
bosses, managers, tax collectors, bill collectors, and landlords push me 
around all my life—just because I don’t have good money habits.” 
Rich dad nodded. “Just like the 98-pound weakling.”
Overcoming Arrogance 
“What I know makes me money. What I don’t know loses me 
money. Every time I have been arrogant, I have lost money. Because 
when I’m arrogant, I truly believe that what I don’t know is not  
important,” rich dad would often tell me.
I have found that many people use arrogance to try to hide their own 
ignorance. It often happens when I am discussing financial statements 
with accountants or even other investors.
They try to bluster their way through the discussion. It is clear to me 
that they don’t know what they’re talking about. They’re not lying, but 
they are not telling the truth.
There are many people in the world of money, finances, and  
investments who have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.  
Most people in the money industry are just spouting off sales pitches  
like used-car salesmen. When you know you are ignorant in a subject, 
start educating yourself by finding an expert in the field or a book on  
the subject. If I pay myself first,  
I get financially stronger, 
mentally and fiscally.There is gold everywhere.",0.0,financial statements,financial statements
4117,Money is a piece of cake after a little what?,wobbling,1.0,"But when it comes to money, it takes 
determination to get through the wobbling. After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_145,"Chapter Eight
GETTING STARTED145
There is gold everywhere.  
Most people are not trained to see it.  I wish I could say acquiring wealth was easy for me, but it wasn’t.
So in response to the question “How do I start?” I offer the thought 
process I go through on a day-to-day basis. It really is easy to find 
great deals. I promise you that. It’s just like riding a bike. After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake. But when it comes to money, it takes 
determination to get through the wobbling. That’s a personal thing.
To find million-dollar “deals of a lifetime” requires us to call on our 
financial genius. I believe that each of us has a financial genius within us. 
The problem is that our financial genius lies asleep, waiting to be called 
upon. It lies asleep because our culture has educated us into believing that 
the love of money is the root of all evil. It has encouraged us to learn a 
profession so we can work for money, but failed to teach us how to have 
money work for us. It taught us not to worry about our financial future 
because our company or the government would take care of us when 
our working days are over. However, it is our children, educated in the 
same school system, who will end up paying for this absence of financial 
education. The message is still to work hard, earn money, and spend it, 
and when we run short, we can always borrow more.
Unfortunately, 90 percent of the Western world subscribes to the 
above dogma, simply because it’s easier to find a job and work for 
money. If you are not one of the masses, I offer you the following  
10 steps to awaken your financial genius. I simply offer you the steps  I have personally followed.",0.0,"
wobbling","
wobbling"
4118,What is it after a little wobbling?,cake,2.0,"After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_145,"Chapter Eight
GETTING STARTED145
There is gold everywhere.  
Most people are not trained to see it.  I wish I could say acquiring wealth was easy for me, but it wasn’t.
So in response to the question “How do I start?” I offer the thought 
process I go through on a day-to-day basis. It really is easy to find 
great deals. I promise you that. It’s just like riding a bike. After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake. But when it comes to money, it takes 
determination to get through the wobbling. That’s a personal thing.
To find million-dollar “deals of a lifetime” requires us to call on our 
financial genius. I believe that each of us has a financial genius within us. 
The problem is that our financial genius lies asleep, waiting to be called 
upon. It lies asleep because our culture has educated us into believing that 
the love of money is the root of all evil. It has encouraged us to learn a 
profession so we can work for money, but failed to teach us how to have 
money work for us. It taught us not to worry about our financial future 
because our company or the government would take care of us when 
our working days are over. However, it is our children, educated in the 
same school system, who will end up paying for this absence of financial 
education. The message is still to work hard, earn money, and spend it, 
and when we run short, we can always borrow more.
Unfortunately, 90 percent of the Western world subscribes to the 
above dogma, simply because it’s easier to find a job and work for 
money. If you are not one of the masses, I offer you the following  
10 steps to awaken your financial genius. I simply offer you the steps  I have personally followed.",0.0,it’s a piece of cake,it’s a piece of cake
4119,What is the best way to find million dollar deals?,deals,3.0,"To find million-dollar “deals of a lifetime” requires us to call on our 
financial genius. It really is easy to find 
great deals.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_145,"Chapter Eight
GETTING STARTED145
There is gold everywhere.  
Most people are not trained to see it.  I wish I could say acquiring wealth was easy for me, but it wasn’t.
So in response to the question “How do I start?” I offer the thought 
process I go through on a day-to-day basis. It really is easy to find 
great deals. I promise you that. It’s just like riding a bike. After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake. But when it comes to money, it takes 
determination to get through the wobbling. That’s a personal thing.
To find million-dollar “deals of a lifetime” requires us to call on our 
financial genius. I believe that each of us has a financial genius within us. 
The problem is that our financial genius lies asleep, waiting to be called 
upon. It lies asleep because our culture has educated us into believing that 
the love of money is the root of all evil. It has encouraged us to learn a 
profession so we can work for money, but failed to teach us how to have 
money work for us. It taught us not to worry about our financial future 
because our company or the government would take care of us when 
our working days are over. However, it is our children, educated in the 
same school system, who will end up paying for this absence of financial 
education. The message is still to work hard, earn money, and spend it, 
and when we run short, we can always borrow more.
Unfortunately, 90 percent of the Western world subscribes to the 
above dogma, simply because it’s easier to find a job and work for 
money. If you are not one of the masses, I offer you the following  
10 steps to awaken your financial genius. I simply offer you the steps  I have personally followed.",0.0,"call on our 
financial genius","call on our 
financial genius"
4120,What is the root of all evil?,root,4.0,"It lies asleep because our culture has educated us into believing that 
the love of money is the root of all evil.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_145,"Chapter Eight
GETTING STARTED145
There is gold everywhere.  
Most people are not trained to see it.  I wish I could say acquiring wealth was easy for me, but it wasn’t.
So in response to the question “How do I start?” I offer the thought 
process I go through on a day-to-day basis. It really is easy to find 
great deals. I promise you that. It’s just like riding a bike. After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake. But when it comes to money, it takes 
determination to get through the wobbling. That’s a personal thing.
To find million-dollar “deals of a lifetime” requires us to call on our 
financial genius. I believe that each of us has a financial genius within us. 
The problem is that our financial genius lies asleep, waiting to be called 
upon. It lies asleep because our culture has educated us into believing that 
the love of money is the root of all evil. It has encouraged us to learn a 
profession so we can work for money, but failed to teach us how to have 
money work for us. It taught us not to worry about our financial future 
because our company or the government would take care of us when 
our working days are over. However, it is our children, educated in the 
same school system, who will end up paying for this absence of financial 
education. The message is still to work hard, earn money, and spend it, 
and when we run short, we can always borrow more.
Unfortunately, 90 percent of the Western world subscribes to the 
above dogma, simply because it’s easier to find a job and work for 
money. If you are not one of the masses, I offer you the following  
10 steps to awaken your financial genius. I simply offer you the steps  I have personally followed.",0.0,the love of money,the love of money
4121,What is the cake after a little wobbling?,piece,5.0,"After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_145,"Chapter Eight
GETTING STARTED145
There is gold everywhere.  
Most people are not trained to see it.  I wish I could say acquiring wealth was easy for me, but it wasn’t.
So in response to the question “How do I start?” I offer the thought 
process I go through on a day-to-day basis. It really is easy to find 
great deals. I promise you that. It’s just like riding a bike. After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake. But when it comes to money, it takes 
determination to get through the wobbling. That’s a personal thing.
To find million-dollar “deals of a lifetime” requires us to call on our 
financial genius. I believe that each of us has a financial genius within us. 
The problem is that our financial genius lies asleep, waiting to be called 
upon. It lies asleep because our culture has educated us into believing that 
the love of money is the root of all evil. It has encouraged us to learn a 
profession so we can work for money, but failed to teach us how to have 
money work for us. It taught us not to worry about our financial future 
because our company or the government would take care of us when 
our working days are over. However, it is our children, educated in the 
same school system, who will end up paying for this absence of financial 
education. The message is still to work hard, earn money, and spend it, 
and when we run short, we can always borrow more.
Unfortunately, 90 percent of the Western world subscribes to the 
above dogma, simply because it’s easier to find a job and work for 
money. If you are not one of the masses, I offer you the following  
10 steps to awaken your financial genius. I simply offer you the steps  I have personally followed.",0.0,it’s a piece of cake,it’s a piece of cake
4122,What is the root of all evil?,love,6.0,"It lies asleep because our culture has educated us into believing that 
the love of money is the root of all evil.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_145,"Chapter Eight
GETTING STARTED145
There is gold everywhere.  
Most people are not trained to see it.  I wish I could say acquiring wealth was easy for me, but it wasn’t.
So in response to the question “How do I start?” I offer the thought 
process I go through on a day-to-day basis. It really is easy to find 
great deals. I promise you that. It’s just like riding a bike. After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake. But when it comes to money, it takes 
determination to get through the wobbling. That’s a personal thing.
To find million-dollar “deals of a lifetime” requires us to call on our 
financial genius. I believe that each of us has a financial genius within us. 
The problem is that our financial genius lies asleep, waiting to be called 
upon. It lies asleep because our culture has educated us into believing that 
the love of money is the root of all evil. It has encouraged us to learn a 
profession so we can work for money, but failed to teach us how to have 
money work for us. It taught us not to worry about our financial future 
because our company or the government would take care of us when 
our working days are over. However, it is our children, educated in the 
same school system, who will end up paying for this absence of financial 
education. The message is still to work hard, earn money, and spend it, 
and when we run short, we can always borrow more.
Unfortunately, 90 percent of the Western world subscribes to the 
above dogma, simply because it’s easier to find a job and work for 
money. If you are not one of the masses, I offer you the following  
10 steps to awaken your financial genius. I simply offer you the steps  I have personally followed.",0.0,the love of money,the love of money
4123,What company took care of us when our working days are over?,company,7.0,"It taught us not to worry about our financial future 
because our company or the government would take care of us when 
our working days are over.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_145,"Chapter Eight
GETTING STARTED145
There is gold everywhere.  
Most people are not trained to see it.  I wish I could say acquiring wealth was easy for me, but it wasn’t.
So in response to the question “How do I start?” I offer the thought 
process I go through on a day-to-day basis. It really is easy to find 
great deals. I promise you that. It’s just like riding a bike. After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake. But when it comes to money, it takes 
determination to get through the wobbling. That’s a personal thing.
To find million-dollar “deals of a lifetime” requires us to call on our 
financial genius. I believe that each of us has a financial genius within us. 
The problem is that our financial genius lies asleep, waiting to be called 
upon. It lies asleep because our culture has educated us into believing that 
the love of money is the root of all evil. It has encouraged us to learn a 
profession so we can work for money, but failed to teach us how to have 
money work for us. It taught us not to worry about our financial future 
because our company or the government would take care of us when 
our working days are over. However, it is our children, educated in the 
same school system, who will end up paying for this absence of financial 
education. The message is still to work hard, earn money, and spend it, 
and when we run short, we can always borrow more.
Unfortunately, 90 percent of the Western world subscribes to the 
above dogma, simply because it’s easier to find a job and work for 
money. If you are not one of the masses, I offer you the following  
10 steps to awaken your financial genius. I simply offer you the steps  I have personally followed.",0.0,our company or the government,our company or the government
4124,What government agency took care of us when our working days are over?,government,8.0,"It taught us not to worry about our financial future 
because our company or the government would take care of us when 
our working days are over.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_145,"Chapter Eight
GETTING STARTED145
There is gold everywhere.  
Most people are not trained to see it.  I wish I could say acquiring wealth was easy for me, but it wasn’t.
So in response to the question “How do I start?” I offer the thought 
process I go through on a day-to-day basis. It really is easy to find 
great deals. I promise you that. It’s just like riding a bike. After a little 
wobbling, it’s a piece of cake. But when it comes to money, it takes 
determination to get through the wobbling. That’s a personal thing.
To find million-dollar “deals of a lifetime” requires us to call on our 
financial genius. I believe that each of us has a financial genius within us. 
The problem is that our financial genius lies asleep, waiting to be called 
upon. It lies asleep because our culture has educated us into believing that 
the love of money is the root of all evil. It has encouraged us to learn a 
profession so we can work for money, but failed to teach us how to have 
money work for us. It taught us not to worry about our financial future 
because our company or the government would take care of us when 
our working days are over. However, it is our children, educated in the 
same school system, who will end up paying for this absence of financial 
education. The message is still to work hard, earn money, and spend it, 
and when we run short, we can always borrow more.
Unfortunately, 90 percent of the Western world subscribes to the 
above dogma, simply because it’s easier to find a job and work for 
money. If you are not one of the masses, I offer you the following  
10 steps to awaken your financial genius. I simply offer you the steps  I have personally followed.",0.0,our company or the government,our company or the government
4125,What do you think love gets you over?,hurdles,1.0,"It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_146,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started146
I have personally followed. If you want to follow some of them, great.  
If you don’t, make up your own. Your financial genius is smart enough 
to develop its own list.
While in Peru, I asked a gold miner of 45 years how he was so  
confident about finding a gold mine. He replied, “There is gold  
everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.”
And I would say that is true. In real estate, I can go out and 
in a day come up with four or five great potential deals, while the 
average person will go out and find nothing, even looking in the same 
neighborhood. The reason is that they have not taken the time to 
develop their financial genius.
I offer you the following 10 steps as a process to develop your  
God-given powers, powers over which only you have control.
1. Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit 
If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially 
free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too 
long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money  
and hand the excess over to your broker.
I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for  
the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every 
morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to 
school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had 
to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else.
When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and  
sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for,  
which was job security and a house in the suburbs.  I don’t like being an 
employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.",0.0,hurdles and sacrifices,hurdles and sacrifices
4126,What is the name of your financial genius?,genius,2.0,"The reason is that they have not taken the time to 
develop their financial genius. Your financial genius is smart enough 
to develop its own list.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_146,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started146
I have personally followed. If you want to follow some of them, great.  
If you don’t, make up your own. Your financial genius is smart enough 
to develop its own list.
While in Peru, I asked a gold miner of 45 years how he was so  
confident about finding a gold mine. He replied, “There is gold  
everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.”
And I would say that is true. In real estate, I can go out and 
in a day come up with four or five great potential deals, while the 
average person will go out and find nothing, even looking in the same 
neighborhood. The reason is that they have not taken the time to 
develop their financial genius.
I offer you the following 10 steps as a process to develop your  
God-given powers, powers over which only you have control.
1. Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit 
If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially 
free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too 
long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money  
and hand the excess over to your broker.
I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for  
the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every 
morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to 
school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had 
to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else.
When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and  
sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for,  
which was job security and a house in the suburbs.  I don’t like being an 
employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.",0.0,"
to develop its own list","
to develop its own list"
4127,What is the reason for her super-human ambition?,sacrifice,3.0,"When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and  
sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_146,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started146
I have personally followed. If you want to follow some of them, great.  
If you don’t, make up your own. Your financial genius is smart enough 
to develop its own list.
While in Peru, I asked a gold miner of 45 years how he was so  
confident about finding a gold mine. He replied, “There is gold  
everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.”
And I would say that is true. In real estate, I can go out and 
in a day come up with four or five great potential deals, while the 
average person will go out and find nothing, even looking in the same 
neighborhood. The reason is that they have not taken the time to 
develop their financial genius.
I offer you the following 10 steps as a process to develop your  
God-given powers, powers over which only you have control.
1. Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit 
If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially 
free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too 
long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money  
and hand the excess over to your broker.
I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for  
the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every 
morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to 
school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had 
to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else.
When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and  
sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for,  
which was job security and a house in the suburbs.  I don’t like being an 
employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.",0.0,I do it for myself and the people I love,I do it for myself and the people I love
4128,What is a reason or purpose?,combination,4.0,"It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life. It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_146,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started146
I have personally followed. If you want to follow some of them, great.  
If you don’t, make up your own. Your financial genius is smart enough 
to develop its own list.
While in Peru, I asked a gold miner of 45 years how he was so  
confident about finding a gold mine. He replied, “There is gold  
everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.”
And I would say that is true. In real estate, I can go out and 
in a day come up with four or five great potential deals, while the 
average person will go out and find nothing, even looking in the same 
neighborhood. The reason is that they have not taken the time to 
develop their financial genius.
I offer you the following 10 steps as a process to develop your  
God-given powers, powers over which only you have control.
1. Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit 
If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially 
free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too 
long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money  
and hand the excess over to your broker.
I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for  
the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every 
morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to 
school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had 
to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else.
When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and  
sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for,  
which was job security and a house in the suburbs.  I don’t like being an 
employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.",0.0,greater than reality,greater than reality
4129,What are God-given powers?,powers,5.0,"I offer you the following 10 steps as a process to develop your  
God-given powers, powers over which only you have control. I offer you the following 10 steps as a process to develop your  
God-given powers, powers over which only you have control.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_146,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started146
I have personally followed. If you want to follow some of them, great.  
If you don’t, make up your own. Your financial genius is smart enough 
to develop its own list.
While in Peru, I asked a gold miner of 45 years how he was so  
confident about finding a gold mine. He replied, “There is gold  
everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.”
And I would say that is true. In real estate, I can go out and 
in a day come up with four or five great potential deals, while the 
average person will go out and find nothing, even looking in the same 
neighborhood. The reason is that they have not taken the time to 
develop their financial genius.
I offer you the following 10 steps as a process to develop your  
God-given powers, powers over which only you have control.
1. Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit 
If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially 
free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too 
long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money  
and hand the excess over to your broker.
I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for  
the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every 
morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to 
school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had 
to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else.
When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and  
sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for,  
which was job security and a house in the suburbs.  I don’t like being an 
employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.",0.0,powers over which only you have control,powers over which only you have control
4130,What is greater than the power of spirit?,reality,6.0,"Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit 
If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially 
free, they would say yes. The reality was that she had to get up every 
morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to 
school. But then reality sets in.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_146,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started146
I have personally followed. If you want to follow some of them, great.  
If you don’t, make up your own. Your financial genius is smart enough 
to develop its own list.
While in Peru, I asked a gold miner of 45 years how he was so  
confident about finding a gold mine. He replied, “There is gold  
everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.”
And I would say that is true. In real estate, I can go out and 
in a day come up with four or five great potential deals, while the 
average person will go out and find nothing, even looking in the same 
neighborhood. The reason is that they have not taken the time to 
develop their financial genius.
I offer you the following 10 steps as a process to develop your  
God-given powers, powers over which only you have control.
1. Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit 
If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially 
free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too 
long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money  
and hand the excess over to your broker.
I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for  
the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every 
morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to 
school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had 
to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else.
When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and  
sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for,  
which was job security and a house in the suburbs.  I don’t like being an 
employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.",0.0,Find a reason,Find a reason
4131,What do I do for myself and the people I love?,people,7.0,"It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life. Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit 
If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially 
free, they would say yes. When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and  
sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_146,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started146
I have personally followed. If you want to follow some of them, great.  
If you don’t, make up your own. Your financial genius is smart enough 
to develop its own list.
While in Peru, I asked a gold miner of 45 years how he was so  
confident about finding a gold mine. He replied, “There is gold  
everywhere. Most people are not trained to see it.”
And I would say that is true. In real estate, I can go out and 
in a day come up with four or five great potential deals, while the 
average person will go out and find nothing, even looking in the same 
neighborhood. The reason is that they have not taken the time to 
develop their financial genius.
I offer you the following 10 steps as a process to develop your  
God-given powers, powers over which only you have control.
1. Find a reason greater than reality: the power of spirit 
If you ask most people if they would like to be rich or financially 
free, they would say yes. But then reality sets in. The road seems too 
long with too many hills to climb. It’s easier to just work for money  
and hand the excess over to your broker.
I once met a young woman who had dreams of swimming for  
the U.S. Olympic team. The reality was that she had to get up every 
morning at four o’clock to swim for three hours before going to 
school. She did not party with her friends on Saturday night. She had 
to study and keep her grades up, just like everyone else.
When I asked her what fueled her super-human ambition and  
sacrifice, she simply said, “I do it for myself and the people I love. It’s  
love that gets me over the hurdles and sacrifices.”
A reason or a purpose is a combination of “wants” and “don’t 
wants.” When people ask me what my reason for wanting to be rich 
is, I tell them that it is a combination of deep emotional “wants” and 
“don’t wants.”
I will list a few: first, the “don’t wants,” for they create the “wants.”  
I don’t want to work all my life. I don’t want what my parents aspired for,  
which was job security and a house in the suburbs.  I don’t like being an 
employee. I hated that my dad always missed my football games because he was so busy working on his career.",0.0,"
love","
love"
4132,Who worked hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for at his death?,dad,1.0,"I hated it when my dad worked 
hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for 
at his death. Rich Dad Poor Dad147
he was so busy working on his career.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_147,"Rich Dad Poor Dad147
he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked 
hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for 
at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for 
when he died. The rich don’t do that. Theyto learn to keep it.",0.0,my dad,my dad
4133,What was Rich Dad Poor Dad147 so busy working on?,career,2.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad147
he was so busy working on his career.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_147,"Rich Dad Poor Dad147
he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked 
hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for 
at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for 
when he died. The rich don’t do that. Theyto learn to keep it.",0.0,his career,his career
4134,What took most of my dad's work at his death?,government,3.0,"I hated it when my dad worked 
hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for 
at his death.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_147,"Rich Dad Poor Dad147
he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked 
hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for 
at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for 
when he died. The rich don’t do that. Theyto learn to keep it.",0.0,the government,the government
4135,What was my dad's job?,life,4.0,"I hated it when my dad worked 
hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for 
at his death.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_147,"Rich Dad Poor Dad147
he was so busy working on his career. I hated it when my dad worked 
hard all his life and the government took most of what he worked for 
at his death. He could not even pass on what he worked so hard for 
when he died. The rich don’t do that. Theyto learn to keep it.",0.0,career,career
4136,What is the first step in education?,invest,1.0,Invest first in education.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_148,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started148
to learn to keep it. Many rich families lose their assets in the next 
generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good 
steward over their assets.
Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, 
being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m 
not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. 
I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my 
future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with 
those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such 
thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. 
The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to  
not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we  
do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is  
the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and  
I make that choice every day.
Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your 
mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over. Each of us has the 
choice of what we put in our brain once we’re old enough. You can watch 
TV, read golf magazines, or go to ceramics class or a class on financial 
planning. You choose. Most people simply buy investments rather than 
first investing in learning about investing.
A friend of mine recently had her apartment burglarized. The 
thieves took her electronics and left all the books. And we all have that 
same choice. 90 percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about  
10 percent buy business books. 
So what do I do? I go to seminars. I like it when they are at least two 
days long because I like to immerse myself in a subject. In 1973, I was 
watching this guy on TV who was advertising a three-day seminar on 
how to buy real estate for nothing down. I spent $385 and that course 
has made me at least $2 million, if not more. But more importantly, it 
bought me life. I don’t have to work for the rest of my life because of  
that one course. I go to at least two such courses every year.
I love CDs and audio books. The reason: I can easily review what 
I just heard. I was listening to an investor say something I completely 
disagreed with. Instead of becoming arrogant and critical, I simply listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more.",0.0,how to buy real estate for nothing down,how to buy real estate for nothing down
4137,What do rich families lose in the next generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good steward over their assets?,assets,2.0,"Many rich families lose their assets in the next 
generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good 
steward over their assets. Many rich families lose their assets in the next 
generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good 
steward over their assets.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_148,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started148
to learn to keep it. Many rich families lose their assets in the next 
generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good 
steward over their assets.
Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, 
being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m 
not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. 
I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my 
future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with 
those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such 
thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. 
The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to  
not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we  
do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is  
the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and  
I make that choice every day.
Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your 
mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over. Each of us has the 
choice of what we put in our brain once we’re old enough. You can watch 
TV, read golf magazines, or go to ceramics class or a class on financial 
planning. You choose. Most people simply buy investments rather than 
first investing in learning about investing.
A friend of mine recently had her apartment burglarized. The 
thieves took her electronics and left all the books. And we all have that 
same choice. 90 percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about  
10 percent buy business books. 
So what do I do? I go to seminars. I like it when they are at least two 
days long because I like to immerse myself in a subject. In 1973, I was 
watching this guy on TV who was advertising a three-day seminar on 
how to buy real estate for nothing down. I spent $385 and that course 
has made me at least $2 million, if not more. But more importantly, it 
bought me life. I don’t have to work for the rest of my life because of  
that one course. I go to at least two such courses every year.
I love CDs and audio books. The reason: I can easily review what 
I just heard. I was listening to an investor say something I completely 
disagreed with. Instead of becoming arrogant and critical, I simply listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more.",0.0,assets,assets
4138,What percent of the population buys TV sets?,percent,3.0,"90 percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about  
10 percent buy business books. 90 percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about  
10 percent buy business books. For 90 percent of the population, 
being rich is too much of a hassle.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_148,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started148
to learn to keep it. Many rich families lose their assets in the next 
generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good 
steward over their assets.
Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, 
being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m 
not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. 
I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my 
future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with 
those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such 
thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. 
The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to  
not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we  
do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is  
the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and  
I make that choice every day.
Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your 
mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over. Each of us has the 
choice of what we put in our brain once we’re old enough. You can watch 
TV, read golf magazines, or go to ceramics class or a class on financial 
planning. You choose. Most people simply buy investments rather than 
first investing in learning about investing.
A friend of mine recently had her apartment burglarized. The 
thieves took her electronics and left all the books. And we all have that 
same choice. 90 percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about  
10 percent buy business books. 
So what do I do? I go to seminars. I like it when they are at least two 
days long because I like to immerse myself in a subject. In 1973, I was 
watching this guy on TV who was advertising a three-day seminar on 
how to buy real estate for nothing down. I spent $385 and that course 
has made me at least $2 million, if not more. But more importantly, it 
bought me life. I don’t have to work for the rest of my life because of  
that one course. I go to at least two such courses every year.
I love CDs and audio books. The reason: I can easily review what 
I just heard. I was listening to an investor say something I completely 
disagreed with. Instead of becoming arrogant and critical, I simply listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more.",0.0,90,90
4139,What do most people buy in the US?,books,4.0,"90 percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about  
10 percent buy business books. The 
thieves took her electronics and left all the books. I love CDs and audio books.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_148,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started148
to learn to keep it. Many rich families lose their assets in the next 
generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good 
steward over their assets.
Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, 
being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m 
not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. 
I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my 
future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with 
those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such 
thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. 
The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to  
not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we  
do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is  
the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and  
I make that choice every day.
Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your 
mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over. Each of us has the 
choice of what we put in our brain once we’re old enough. You can watch 
TV, read golf magazines, or go to ceramics class or a class on financial 
planning. You choose. Most people simply buy investments rather than 
first investing in learning about investing.
A friend of mine recently had her apartment burglarized. The 
thieves took her electronics and left all the books. And we all have that 
same choice. 90 percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about  
10 percent buy business books. 
So what do I do? I go to seminars. I like it when they are at least two 
days long because I like to immerse myself in a subject. In 1973, I was 
watching this guy on TV who was advertising a three-day seminar on 
how to buy real estate for nothing down. I spent $385 and that course 
has made me at least $2 million, if not more. But more importantly, it 
bought me life. I don’t have to work for the rest of my life because of  
that one course. I go to at least two such courses every year.
I love CDs and audio books. The reason: I can easily review what 
I just heard. I was listening to an investor say something I completely 
disagreed with. Instead of becoming arrogant and critical, I simply listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more.",0.0,investments,investments
4140,What do we all make daily?,choice,5.0,"But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we  
do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we  
do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. Each of us has the 
choice of what we put in our brain once we’re old enough.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_148,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started148
to learn to keep it. Many rich families lose their assets in the next 
generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good 
steward over their assets.
Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, 
being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m 
not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. 
I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my 
future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with 
those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such 
thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. 
The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to  
not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we  
do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is  
the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and  
I make that choice every day.
Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your 
mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over. Each of us has the 
choice of what we put in our brain once we’re old enough. You can watch 
TV, read golf magazines, or go to ceramics class or a class on financial 
planning. You choose. Most people simply buy investments rather than 
first investing in learning about investing.
A friend of mine recently had her apartment burglarized. The 
thieves took her electronics and left all the books. And we all have that 
same choice. 90 percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about  
10 percent buy business books. 
So what do I do? I go to seminars. I like it when they are at least two 
days long because I like to immerse myself in a subject. In 1973, I was 
watching this guy on TV who was advertising a three-day seminar on 
how to buy real estate for nothing down. I spent $385 and that course 
has made me at least $2 million, if not more. But more importantly, it 
bought me life. I don’t have to work for the rest of my life because of  
that one course. I go to at least two such courses every year.
I love CDs and audio books. The reason: I can easily review what 
I just heard. I was listening to an investor say something I completely 
disagreed with. Instead of becoming arrogant and critical, I simply listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more.",0.0,the choice,the choice
4141,What do people think they should be concerned about?,money,6.0,"I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my 
future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with 
those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such 
thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we  
do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m 
not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_148,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started148
to learn to keep it. Many rich families lose their assets in the next 
generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good 
steward over their assets.
Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, 
being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m 
not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. 
I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my 
future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with 
those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such 
thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. 
The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to  
not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we  
do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is  
the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and  
I make that choice every day.
Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your 
mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over. Each of us has the 
choice of what we put in our brain once we’re old enough. You can watch 
TV, read golf magazines, or go to ceramics class or a class on financial 
planning. You choose. Most people simply buy investments rather than 
first investing in learning about investing.
A friend of mine recently had her apartment burglarized. The 
thieves took her electronics and left all the books. And we all have that 
same choice. 90 percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about  
10 percent buy business books. 
So what do I do? I go to seminars. I like it when they are at least two 
days long because I like to immerse myself in a subject. In 1973, I was 
watching this guy on TV who was advertising a three-day seminar on 
how to buy real estate for nothing down. I spent $385 and that course 
has made me at least $2 million, if not more. But more importantly, it 
bought me life. I don’t have to work for the rest of my life because of  
that one course. I go to at least two such courses every year.
I love CDs and audio books. The reason: I can easily review what 
I just heard. I was listening to an investor say something I completely 
disagreed with. Instead of becoming arrogant and critical, I simply listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more.",0.0,"my 
future","my 
future"
4142,How often do I make the choice to be rich?,day,7.0,"In 1973, I was 
watching this guy on TV who was advertising a three-day seminar on 
how to buy real estate for nothing down. I just choose to be rich, and  
I make that choice every day.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_148,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started148
to learn to keep it. Many rich families lose their assets in the next 
generation simply because there was no one trained to be a good 
steward over their assets.
Most people choose not to be rich. For 90 percent of the population, 
being rich is too much of a hassle. So they invent sayings that go: “I’m 
not interested in money.” “I’ll never be rich.” “I don’t have to worry. 
I’m still young.” “When I make some money, then I’ll think about my 
future.” “My husband/wife handles the finances.” The problem with 
those statements is that they rob the person who chooses to think such 
thoughts of two things: One is time, which is your most precious asset. 
The second is learning. Having no money should not be an excuse to  
not learn. But that is a choice we all make daily: the choice of what we  
do with our time, our money, and what we put in our heads. That is  
the power of choice. All of us have choice. I just choose to be rich, and  
I make that choice every day.
Invest first in education. In reality, the only real asset you have is your 
mind, the most powerful tool we have dominion over. Each of us has the 
choice of what we put in our brain once we’re old enough. You can watch 
TV, read golf magazines, or go to ceramics class or a class on financial 
planning. You choose. Most people simply buy investments rather than 
first investing in learning about investing.
A friend of mine recently had her apartment burglarized. The 
thieves took her electronics and left all the books. And we all have that 
same choice. 90 percent of the population buys TV sets, and only about  
10 percent buy business books. 
So what do I do? I go to seminars. I like it when they are at least two 
days long because I like to immerse myself in a subject. In 1973, I was 
watching this guy on TV who was advertising a three-day seminar on 
how to buy real estate for nothing down. I spent $385 and that course 
has made me at least $2 million, if not more. But more importantly, it 
bought me life. I don’t have to work for the rest of my life because of  
that one course. I go to at least two such courses every year.
I love CDs and audio books. The reason: I can easily review what 
I just heard. I was listening to an investor say something I completely 
disagreed with. Instead of becoming arrogant and critical, I simply listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more.",0.0,every day,every day
4143,What is not a problem for you if you have read this far?,arrogance,1.0,"In this case, their so-called 
intelligence combined with arrogance equals ignorance. If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_149,"Rich Dad Poor Dad149
listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more. But  
suddenly, by keeping my mind open, I understood why he said what he 
said. It was like magic. I felt like I had a window into the mind of one of 
the greatest investors of our time. I gained tremendous insight into the 
vast resources of his education and experience.
The net result: I still have the old way I used to think, and I now 
have a new way of looking at the same problem or situation. I have two 
ways to analyze a problem or trend, and that is priceless. Today, I often 
say, “How would Donald T rump do this, or Warren Buffett or George 
Soros?” The only way I can access their vast mental power is to be humble 
enough to read or listen to what they have to say. Arrogant or critical 
people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking 
risks. That’s because, if you learn something new, you are then required  
to make mistakes in order to fully understand what you have learned.
If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. 
Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? 
They are the center of the universe.
There are so many “intelligent” people who argue or defend when 
a new idea clashes with the way they think. In this case, their so-called 
intelligence combined with arrogance equals ignorance. Each of us 
knows people who are highly educated, or believe they are smart, but 
their balance sheet paints a different picture. A truly intelligent person 
welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other  
accumulated ideas. Listening is more important than talking. If that 
were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one 
mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening  
in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of 
asking questions.
I take a long view on my wealth. I do not subscribe to the  
get-rich-quick mentality most lottery players or casino gamblers have.  
I may go in and out of stocks, but I am long on education. If you  
want to fly an airplane, I advise taking lessons first. I am always  
shocked at people who buy stocks or real estate, but never invest in 
their greatest asset, their mind. Just because you bought a house or  
two does not make you an expert at real estate.3.",0.0,arrogance,arrogance
4144,What do people think with instead of listening?,mouth,2.0,"Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening  
in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. If that 
were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one 
mouth.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_149,"Rich Dad Poor Dad149
listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more. But  
suddenly, by keeping my mind open, I understood why he said what he 
said. It was like magic. I felt like I had a window into the mind of one of 
the greatest investors of our time. I gained tremendous insight into the 
vast resources of his education and experience.
The net result: I still have the old way I used to think, and I now 
have a new way of looking at the same problem or situation. I have two 
ways to analyze a problem or trend, and that is priceless. Today, I often 
say, “How would Donald T rump do this, or Warren Buffett or George 
Soros?” The only way I can access their vast mental power is to be humble 
enough to read or listen to what they have to say. Arrogant or critical 
people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking 
risks. That’s because, if you learn something new, you are then required  
to make mistakes in order to fully understand what you have learned.
If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. 
Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? 
They are the center of the universe.
There are so many “intelligent” people who argue or defend when 
a new idea clashes with the way they think. In this case, their so-called 
intelligence combined with arrogance equals ignorance. Each of us 
knows people who are highly educated, or believe they are smart, but 
their balance sheet paints a different picture. A truly intelligent person 
welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other  
accumulated ideas. Listening is more important than talking. If that 
were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one 
mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening  
in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of 
asking questions.
I take a long view on my wealth. I do not subscribe to the  
get-rich-quick mentality most lottery players or casino gamblers have.  
I may go in and out of stocks, but I am long on education. If you  
want to fly an airplane, I advise taking lessons first. I am always  
shocked at people who buy stocks or real estate, but never invest in 
their greatest asset, their mind. Just because you bought a house or  
two does not make you an expert at real estate.3.",0.0,mouth,mouth
4145,What do I do long on?,education,3.0,"I gained tremendous insight into the 
vast resources of his education and experience. I may go in and out of stocks, but I am long on education.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_149,"Rich Dad Poor Dad149
listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more. But  
suddenly, by keeping my mind open, I understood why he said what he 
said. It was like magic. I felt like I had a window into the mind of one of 
the greatest investors of our time. I gained tremendous insight into the 
vast resources of his education and experience.
The net result: I still have the old way I used to think, and I now 
have a new way of looking at the same problem or situation. I have two 
ways to analyze a problem or trend, and that is priceless. Today, I often 
say, “How would Donald T rump do this, or Warren Buffett or George 
Soros?” The only way I can access their vast mental power is to be humble 
enough to read or listen to what they have to say. Arrogant or critical 
people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking 
risks. That’s because, if you learn something new, you are then required  
to make mistakes in order to fully understand what you have learned.
If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. 
Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? 
They are the center of the universe.
There are so many “intelligent” people who argue or defend when 
a new idea clashes with the way they think. In this case, their so-called 
intelligence combined with arrogance equals ignorance. Each of us 
knows people who are highly educated, or believe they are smart, but 
their balance sheet paints a different picture. A truly intelligent person 
welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other  
accumulated ideas. Listening is more important than talking. If that 
were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one 
mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening  
in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of 
asking questions.
I take a long view on my wealth. I do not subscribe to the  
get-rich-quick mentality most lottery players or casino gamblers have.  
I may go in and out of stocks, but I am long on education. If you  
want to fly an airplane, I advise taking lessons first. I am always  
shocked at people who buy stocks or real estate, but never invest in 
their greatest asset, their mind. Just because you bought a house or  
two does not make you an expert at real estate.3.",0.0,education,education
4146,What is the most important thing to analyze?,problem,4.0,"The net result: I still have the old way I used to think, and I now 
have a new way of looking at the same problem or situation. I have two 
ways to analyze a problem or trend, and that is priceless.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_149,"Rich Dad Poor Dad149
listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more. But  
suddenly, by keeping my mind open, I understood why he said what he 
said. It was like magic. I felt like I had a window into the mind of one of 
the greatest investors of our time. I gained tremendous insight into the 
vast resources of his education and experience.
The net result: I still have the old way I used to think, and I now 
have a new way of looking at the same problem or situation. I have two 
ways to analyze a problem or trend, and that is priceless. Today, I often 
say, “How would Donald T rump do this, or Warren Buffett or George 
Soros?” The only way I can access their vast mental power is to be humble 
enough to read or listen to what they have to say. Arrogant or critical 
people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking 
risks. That’s because, if you learn something new, you are then required  
to make mistakes in order to fully understand what you have learned.
If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. 
Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? 
They are the center of the universe.
There are so many “intelligent” people who argue or defend when 
a new idea clashes with the way they think. In this case, their so-called 
intelligence combined with arrogance equals ignorance. Each of us 
knows people who are highly educated, or believe they are smart, but 
their balance sheet paints a different picture. A truly intelligent person 
welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other  
accumulated ideas. Listening is more important than talking. If that 
were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one 
mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening  
in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of 
asking questions.
I take a long view on my wealth. I do not subscribe to the  
get-rich-quick mentality most lottery players or casino gamblers have.  
I may go in and out of stocks, but I am long on education. If you  
want to fly an airplane, I advise taking lessons first. I am always  
shocked at people who buy stocks or real estate, but never invest in 
their greatest asset, their mind. Just because you bought a house or  
two does not make you an expert at real estate.3.",0.0,Listening,Listening
4147,What is the greatest asset of any investor?,mind,5.0,"I am always  
shocked at people who buy stocks or real estate, but never invest in 
their greatest asset, their mind. I felt like I had a window into the mind of one of 
the greatest investors of our time. But  
suddenly, by keeping my mind open, I understood why he said what he 
said.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_149,"Rich Dad Poor Dad149
listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more. But  
suddenly, by keeping my mind open, I understood why he said what he 
said. It was like magic. I felt like I had a window into the mind of one of 
the greatest investors of our time. I gained tremendous insight into the 
vast resources of his education and experience.
The net result: I still have the old way I used to think, and I now 
have a new way of looking at the same problem or situation. I have two 
ways to analyze a problem or trend, and that is priceless. Today, I often 
say, “How would Donald T rump do this, or Warren Buffett or George 
Soros?” The only way I can access their vast mental power is to be humble 
enough to read or listen to what they have to say. Arrogant or critical 
people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking 
risks. That’s because, if you learn something new, you are then required  
to make mistakes in order to fully understand what you have learned.
If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. 
Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? 
They are the center of the universe.
There are so many “intelligent” people who argue or defend when 
a new idea clashes with the way they think. In this case, their so-called 
intelligence combined with arrogance equals ignorance. Each of us 
knows people who are highly educated, or believe they are smart, but 
their balance sheet paints a different picture. A truly intelligent person 
welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other  
accumulated ideas. Listening is more important than talking. If that 
were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one 
mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening  
in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of 
asking questions.
I take a long view on my wealth. I do not subscribe to the  
get-rich-quick mentality most lottery players or casino gamblers have.  
I may go in and out of stocks, but I am long on education. If you  
want to fly an airplane, I advise taking lessons first. I am always  
shocked at people who buy stocks or real estate, but never invest in 
their greatest asset, their mind. Just because you bought a house or  
two does not make you an expert at real estate.3.",0.0,their mind,their mind
4148,How do you learn something new?,order,6.0,"That’s because, if you learn something new, you are then required  
to make mistakes in order to fully understand what you have learned. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening  
in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_149,"Rich Dad Poor Dad149
listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more. But  
suddenly, by keeping my mind open, I understood why he said what he 
said. It was like magic. I felt like I had a window into the mind of one of 
the greatest investors of our time. I gained tremendous insight into the 
vast resources of his education and experience.
The net result: I still have the old way I used to think, and I now 
have a new way of looking at the same problem or situation. I have two 
ways to analyze a problem or trend, and that is priceless. Today, I often 
say, “How would Donald T rump do this, or Warren Buffett or George 
Soros?” The only way I can access their vast mental power is to be humble 
enough to read or listen to what they have to say. Arrogant or critical 
people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking 
risks. That’s because, if you learn something new, you are then required  
to make mistakes in order to fully understand what you have learned.
If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. 
Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? 
They are the center of the universe.
There are so many “intelligent” people who argue or defend when 
a new idea clashes with the way they think. In this case, their so-called 
intelligence combined with arrogance equals ignorance. Each of us 
knows people who are highly educated, or believe they are smart, but 
their balance sheet paints a different picture. A truly intelligent person 
welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other  
accumulated ideas. Listening is more important than talking. If that 
were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one 
mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening  
in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of 
asking questions.
I take a long view on my wealth. I do not subscribe to the  
get-rich-quick mentality most lottery players or casino gamblers have.  
I may go in and out of stocks, but I am long on education. If you  
want to fly an airplane, I advise taking lessons first. I am always  
shocked at people who buy stocks or real estate, but never invest in 
their greatest asset, their mind. Just because you bought a house or  
two does not make you an expert at real estate.3.",0.0,make mistakes,make mistakes
4149,How do I look at the same problem or situation?,way,7.0,"Today, I often 
say, “How would Donald T rump do this, or Warren Buffett or George 
Soros?” The only way I can access their vast mental power is to be humble 
enough to read or listen to what they have to say. The net result: I still have the old way I used to think, and I now 
have a new way of looking at the same problem or situation. The net result: I still have the old way I used to think, and I now 
have a new way of looking at the same problem or situation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_149,"Rich Dad Poor Dad149
listened to that five-minute stretch at least 20 times, maybe more. But  
suddenly, by keeping my mind open, I understood why he said what he 
said. It was like magic. I felt like I had a window into the mind of one of 
the greatest investors of our time. I gained tremendous insight into the 
vast resources of his education and experience.
The net result: I still have the old way I used to think, and I now 
have a new way of looking at the same problem or situation. I have two 
ways to analyze a problem or trend, and that is priceless. Today, I often 
say, “How would Donald T rump do this, or Warren Buffett or George 
Soros?” The only way I can access their vast mental power is to be humble 
enough to read or listen to what they have to say. Arrogant or critical 
people are often people with low self-esteem who are afraid of taking 
risks. That’s because, if you learn something new, you are then required  
to make mistakes in order to fully understand what you have learned.
If you have read this far, arrogance is not one of your problems. 
Arrogant people rarely read or listen to experts. Why should they? 
They are the center of the universe.
There are so many “intelligent” people who argue or defend when 
a new idea clashes with the way they think. In this case, their so-called 
intelligence combined with arrogance equals ignorance. Each of us 
knows people who are highly educated, or believe they are smart, but 
their balance sheet paints a different picture. A truly intelligent person 
welcomes new ideas, for new ideas can add to the synergy of other  
accumulated ideas. Listening is more important than talking. If that 
were not true, God would not have given us two ears and only one 
mouth. Too many people think with their mouth instead of listening  
in order to absorb new ideas and possibilities. They argue instead of 
asking questions.
I take a long view on my wealth. I do not subscribe to the  
get-rich-quick mentality most lottery players or casino gamblers have.  
I may go in and out of stocks, but I am long on education. If you  
want to fly an airplane, I advise taking lessons first. I am always  
shocked at people who buy stocks or real estate, but never invest in 
their greatest asset, their mind. Just because you bought a house or  
two does not make you an expert at real estate.3.",0.0,new way,new way
4150,What are the chicken littles of life?,chicken littles,1.0,"I have such friends, and 
while I love them dearly, they are the Chicken Littles of life. But people who blindly accept doom-and-gloom 
information are also Chicken Littles.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_150,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started150
3. Choose friends carefully: the power of association
First of all, I do not choose my friends by their financial statements. 
I have friends who have actually taken a vow of poverty as well as friends 
who earn millions every year. The point is that I learn from all of them.
Now, I will admit that there are people I have actually sought out 
because they had money. But I was not after their money; I was  
seeking their knowledge. In some cases, these people who had money 
have become dear friends. I’ve noticed that my friends with money 
talk about money. They don’t do it to brag. They’re interested in the 
subject. So I learn from them, and they learn from me. My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing. They often think it rude or unintellectual. So 
I also learn from my friends who struggle financially. I find out what 
not to do.
I have several friends who have generated over a billion dollars in 
their short lifetimes. The three of them report the same phenomenon: 
Their friends who have no money have never come to them to ask 
them how they did it. But they do come asking for one of two things, 
or both: a loan, or a job.
WARNING: Don’t listen to poor or frightened people. I have such friends, and 
while I love them dearly, they are the Chicken Littles of life. To them, when it 
comes to money, especially investments, it’s always, “The sky is falling! The sky 
is falling!” They can always tell you why something won’t work. The problem 
is that people listen to them. But people who blindly accept doom-and-gloom 
information are also Chicken Littles. As that old saying goes, “Birds of a feather 
flock together.”
If you watch business channels on TV, they often have a panel 
of so-called experts. One expert will say the market is going to crash, 
and the other will say it’s going to boom. If you’re smart, you listen 
to both. Keep your mind open, because both have valid points. 
Unfortunately, most poor people listen to Chicken Little.
I have had many close friends try to talk me out of a deal or an 
investment. Not long ago, a friend told me he was excited because he 
found a 6 percent certificate of deposit. I told him I earn 16 percent from the state government.",0.0,poor or frightened people. I have such friends,poor or frightened people. I have such friends
4151,"What do my friends who are in dire financial straits don't like talking about money, business, or investing?",investing,2.0,"My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_150,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started150
3. Choose friends carefully: the power of association
First of all, I do not choose my friends by their financial statements. 
I have friends who have actually taken a vow of poverty as well as friends 
who earn millions every year. The point is that I learn from all of them.
Now, I will admit that there are people I have actually sought out 
because they had money. But I was not after their money; I was  
seeking their knowledge. In some cases, these people who had money 
have become dear friends. I’ve noticed that my friends with money 
talk about money. They don’t do it to brag. They’re interested in the 
subject. So I learn from them, and they learn from me. My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing. They often think it rude or unintellectual. So 
I also learn from my friends who struggle financially. I find out what 
not to do.
I have several friends who have generated over a billion dollars in 
their short lifetimes. The three of them report the same phenomenon: 
Their friends who have no money have never come to them to ask 
them how they did it. But they do come asking for one of two things, 
or both: a loan, or a job.
WARNING: Don’t listen to poor or frightened people. I have such friends, and 
while I love them dearly, they are the Chicken Littles of life. To them, when it 
comes to money, especially investments, it’s always, “The sky is falling! The sky 
is falling!” They can always tell you why something won’t work. The problem 
is that people listen to them. But people who blindly accept doom-and-gloom 
information are also Chicken Littles. As that old saying goes, “Birds of a feather 
flock together.”
If you watch business channels on TV, they often have a panel 
of so-called experts. One expert will say the market is going to crash, 
and the other will say it’s going to boom. If you’re smart, you listen 
to both. Keep your mind open, because both have valid points. 
Unfortunately, most poor people listen to Chicken Little.
I have had many close friends try to talk me out of a deal or an 
investment. Not long ago, a friend told me he was excited because he 
found a 6 percent certificate of deposit. I told him I earn 16 percent from the state government.",0.0,They often think it rude or unintellectual,They often think it rude or unintellectual
4152,What are the panel of experts on TV?,experts,3.0,"As that old saying goes, “Birds of a feather 
flock together.”
If you watch business channels on TV, they often have a panel 
of so-called experts.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_150,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started150
3. Choose friends carefully: the power of association
First of all, I do not choose my friends by their financial statements. 
I have friends who have actually taken a vow of poverty as well as friends 
who earn millions every year. The point is that I learn from all of them.
Now, I will admit that there are people I have actually sought out 
because they had money. But I was not after their money; I was  
seeking their knowledge. In some cases, these people who had money 
have become dear friends. I’ve noticed that my friends with money 
talk about money. They don’t do it to brag. They’re interested in the 
subject. So I learn from them, and they learn from me. My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing. They often think it rude or unintellectual. So 
I also learn from my friends who struggle financially. I find out what 
not to do.
I have several friends who have generated over a billion dollars in 
their short lifetimes. The three of them report the same phenomenon: 
Their friends who have no money have never come to them to ask 
them how they did it. But they do come asking for one of two things, 
or both: a loan, or a job.
WARNING: Don’t listen to poor or frightened people. I have such friends, and 
while I love them dearly, they are the Chicken Littles of life. To them, when it 
comes to money, especially investments, it’s always, “The sky is falling! The sky 
is falling!” They can always tell you why something won’t work. The problem 
is that people listen to them. But people who blindly accept doom-and-gloom 
information are also Chicken Littles. As that old saying goes, “Birds of a feather 
flock together.”
If you watch business channels on TV, they often have a panel 
of so-called experts. One expert will say the market is going to crash, 
and the other will say it’s going to boom. If you’re smart, you listen 
to both. Keep your mind open, because both have valid points. 
Unfortunately, most poor people listen to Chicken Little.
I have had many close friends try to talk me out of a deal or an 
investment. Not long ago, a friend told me he was excited because he 
found a 6 percent certificate of deposit. I told him I earn 16 percent from the state government.",0.0,One expert will say the market is going to crash,One expert will say the market is going to crash
4153,Who do they choose to be friends?,friends,4.0,"The three of them report the same phenomenon: 
Their friends who have no money have never come to them to ask 
them how they did it. Choose friends carefully: the power of association
First of all, I do not choose my friends by their financial statements. Choose friends carefully: the power of association
First of all, I do not choose my friends by their financial statements.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_150,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started150
3. Choose friends carefully: the power of association
First of all, I do not choose my friends by their financial statements. 
I have friends who have actually taken a vow of poverty as well as friends 
who earn millions every year. The point is that I learn from all of them.
Now, I will admit that there are people I have actually sought out 
because they had money. But I was not after their money; I was  
seeking their knowledge. In some cases, these people who had money 
have become dear friends. I’ve noticed that my friends with money 
talk about money. They don’t do it to brag. They’re interested in the 
subject. So I learn from them, and they learn from me. My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing. They often think it rude or unintellectual. So 
I also learn from my friends who struggle financially. I find out what 
not to do.
I have several friends who have generated over a billion dollars in 
their short lifetimes. The three of them report the same phenomenon: 
Their friends who have no money have never come to them to ask 
them how they did it. But they do come asking for one of two things, 
or both: a loan, or a job.
WARNING: Don’t listen to poor or frightened people. I have such friends, and 
while I love them dearly, they are the Chicken Littles of life. To them, when it 
comes to money, especially investments, it’s always, “The sky is falling! The sky 
is falling!” They can always tell you why something won’t work. The problem 
is that people listen to them. But people who blindly accept doom-and-gloom 
information are also Chicken Littles. As that old saying goes, “Birds of a feather 
flock together.”
If you watch business channels on TV, they often have a panel 
of so-called experts. One expert will say the market is going to crash, 
and the other will say it’s going to boom. If you’re smart, you listen 
to both. Keep your mind open, because both have valid points. 
Unfortunately, most poor people listen to Chicken Little.
I have had many close friends try to talk me out of a deal or an 
investment. Not long ago, a friend told me he was excited because he 
found a 6 percent certificate of deposit. I told him I earn 16 percent from the state government.",0.0,Chicken Littles,Chicken Littles
4154,How do my friends talk about money?,talk,5.0,"I have had many close friends try to talk me out of a deal or an 
investment. I’ve noticed that my friends with money 
talk about money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_150,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started150
3. Choose friends carefully: the power of association
First of all, I do not choose my friends by their financial statements. 
I have friends who have actually taken a vow of poverty as well as friends 
who earn millions every year. The point is that I learn from all of them.
Now, I will admit that there are people I have actually sought out 
because they had money. But I was not after their money; I was  
seeking their knowledge. In some cases, these people who had money 
have become dear friends. I’ve noticed that my friends with money 
talk about money. They don’t do it to brag. They’re interested in the 
subject. So I learn from them, and they learn from me. My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing. They often think it rude or unintellectual. So 
I also learn from my friends who struggle financially. I find out what 
not to do.
I have several friends who have generated over a billion dollars in 
their short lifetimes. The three of them report the same phenomenon: 
Their friends who have no money have never come to them to ask 
them how they did it. But they do come asking for one of two things, 
or both: a loan, or a job.
WARNING: Don’t listen to poor or frightened people. I have such friends, and 
while I love them dearly, they are the Chicken Littles of life. To them, when it 
comes to money, especially investments, it’s always, “The sky is falling! The sky 
is falling!” They can always tell you why something won’t work. The problem 
is that people listen to them. But people who blindly accept doom-and-gloom 
information are also Chicken Littles. As that old saying goes, “Birds of a feather 
flock together.”
If you watch business channels on TV, they often have a panel 
of so-called experts. One expert will say the market is going to crash, 
and the other will say it’s going to boom. If you’re smart, you listen 
to both. Keep your mind open, because both have valid points. 
Unfortunately, most poor people listen to Chicken Little.
I have had many close friends try to talk me out of a deal or an 
investment. Not long ago, a friend told me he was excited because he 
found a 6 percent certificate of deposit. I told him I earn 16 percent from the state government.",0.0,"“The sky is falling! The sky 
is falling!”","“The sky is falling! The sky 
is falling!”"
4155,What do some people have that I have sought out because they have money?,money,6.0,"The three of them report the same phenomenon: 
Their friends who have no money have never come to them to ask 
them how they did it. My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing. Now, I will admit that there are people I have actually sought out 
because they had money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_150,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started150
3. Choose friends carefully: the power of association
First of all, I do not choose my friends by their financial statements. 
I have friends who have actually taken a vow of poverty as well as friends 
who earn millions every year. The point is that I learn from all of them.
Now, I will admit that there are people I have actually sought out 
because they had money. But I was not after their money; I was  
seeking their knowledge. In some cases, these people who had money 
have become dear friends. I’ve noticed that my friends with money 
talk about money. They don’t do it to brag. They’re interested in the 
subject. So I learn from them, and they learn from me. My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing. They often think it rude or unintellectual. So 
I also learn from my friends who struggle financially. I find out what 
not to do.
I have several friends who have generated over a billion dollars in 
their short lifetimes. The three of them report the same phenomenon: 
Their friends who have no money have never come to them to ask 
them how they did it. But they do come asking for one of two things, 
or both: a loan, or a job.
WARNING: Don’t listen to poor or frightened people. I have such friends, and 
while I love them dearly, they are the Chicken Littles of life. To them, when it 
comes to money, especially investments, it’s always, “The sky is falling! The sky 
is falling!” They can always tell you why something won’t work. The problem 
is that people listen to them. But people who blindly accept doom-and-gloom 
information are also Chicken Littles. As that old saying goes, “Birds of a feather 
flock together.”
If you watch business channels on TV, they often have a panel 
of so-called experts. One expert will say the market is going to crash, 
and the other will say it’s going to boom. If you’re smart, you listen 
to both. Keep your mind open, because both have valid points. 
Unfortunately, most poor people listen to Chicken Little.
I have had many close friends try to talk me out of a deal or an 
investment. Not long ago, a friend told me he was excited because he 
found a 6 percent certificate of deposit. I told him I earn 16 percent from the state government.",0.0,knowledge,knowledge
4156,What channel on TV has a panel of so-called experts?,business,7.0,"As that old saying goes, “Birds of a feather 
flock together.”
If you watch business channels on TV, they often have a panel 
of so-called experts. My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_150,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started150
3. Choose friends carefully: the power of association
First of all, I do not choose my friends by their financial statements. 
I have friends who have actually taken a vow of poverty as well as friends 
who earn millions every year. The point is that I learn from all of them.
Now, I will admit that there are people I have actually sought out 
because they had money. But I was not after their money; I was  
seeking their knowledge. In some cases, these people who had money 
have become dear friends. I’ve noticed that my friends with money 
talk about money. They don’t do it to brag. They’re interested in the 
subject. So I learn from them, and they learn from me. My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing. They often think it rude or unintellectual. So 
I also learn from my friends who struggle financially. I find out what 
not to do.
I have several friends who have generated over a billion dollars in 
their short lifetimes. The three of them report the same phenomenon: 
Their friends who have no money have never come to them to ask 
them how they did it. But they do come asking for one of two things, 
or both: a loan, or a job.
WARNING: Don’t listen to poor or frightened people. I have such friends, and 
while I love them dearly, they are the Chicken Littles of life. To them, when it 
comes to money, especially investments, it’s always, “The sky is falling! The sky 
is falling!” They can always tell you why something won’t work. The problem 
is that people listen to them. But people who blindly accept doom-and-gloom 
information are also Chicken Littles. As that old saying goes, “Birds of a feather 
flock together.”
If you watch business channels on TV, they often have a panel 
of so-called experts. One expert will say the market is going to crash, 
and the other will say it’s going to boom. If you’re smart, you listen 
to both. Keep your mind open, because both have valid points. 
Unfortunately, most poor people listen to Chicken Little.
I have had many close friends try to talk me out of a deal or an 
investment. Not long ago, a friend told me he was excited because he 
found a 6 percent certificate of deposit. I told him I earn 16 percent from the state government.",0.0,business channels,business channels
4157,What is the point of learning from all of them?,point,8.0,The point is that I learn from all of them.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_150,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started150
3. Choose friends carefully: the power of association
First of all, I do not choose my friends by their financial statements. 
I have friends who have actually taken a vow of poverty as well as friends 
who earn millions every year. The point is that I learn from all of them.
Now, I will admit that there are people I have actually sought out 
because they had money. But I was not after their money; I was  
seeking their knowledge. In some cases, these people who had money 
have become dear friends. I’ve noticed that my friends with money 
talk about money. They don’t do it to brag. They’re interested in the 
subject. So I learn from them, and they learn from me. My friends 
who are in dire financial straits do not like talking about money, 
business, or investing. They often think it rude or unintellectual. So 
I also learn from my friends who struggle financially. I find out what 
not to do.
I have several friends who have generated over a billion dollars in 
their short lifetimes. The three of them report the same phenomenon: 
Their friends who have no money have never come to them to ask 
them how they did it. But they do come asking for one of two things, 
or both: a loan, or a job.
WARNING: Don’t listen to poor or frightened people. I have such friends, and 
while I love them dearly, they are the Chicken Littles of life. To them, when it 
comes to money, especially investments, it’s always, “The sky is falling! The sky 
is falling!” They can always tell you why something won’t work. The problem 
is that people listen to them. But people who blindly accept doom-and-gloom 
information are also Chicken Littles. As that old saying goes, “Birds of a feather 
flock together.”
If you watch business channels on TV, they often have a panel 
of so-called experts. One expert will say the market is going to crash, 
and the other will say it’s going to boom. If you’re smart, you listen 
to both. Keep your mind open, because both have valid points. 
Unfortunately, most poor people listen to Chicken Little.
I have had many close friends try to talk me out of a deal or an 
investment. Not long ago, a friend told me he was excited because he 
found a 6 percent certificate of deposit. I told him I earn 16 percent from the state government.",0.0,I learn from all of them,I learn from all of them
4158,What is insider trading?,insider trading,1.0,"It’s all “insider trading.” There are forms of insider trading that are 
illegal, and there are forms of insider trading that are legal. It’s all “insider trading.” There are forms of insider trading that are 
illegal, and there are forms of insider trading that are legal. It’s all “insider trading.” There are forms of insider trading that are 
illegal, and there are forms of insider trading that are legal.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_151,"Rich Dad Poor Dad151
from the state government. The next day he sent me an article about 
why my investment was dangerous. I have received 16 percent for 
years now, and he still receives 6 percent.
I would say that one of the hardest things about wealth-building is 
to be true to yourself and to be willing to not go along with the crowd. 
This is because, in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up 
late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late 
in most instances. Look for a new deal. As we used to say as surfers: 
“There is always another wave.” People who hurry and catch a wave 
late usually are the ones who wipe out.
Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they 
search for the next one and get themselves in position. This is hard 
for most investors because buying what is not popular is frightening. 
Timid investors are like sheep going along with the crowd. Or their 
greed gets them in when wise investors have already taken their 
profits and moved on. Wise investors buy an investment when it’s not 
popular. They know their profits are made when they buy, not when 
they sell. They wait patiently. As I said, they do not time the market. 
Just like a surfer, they get in position for the next big swell.
It’s all “insider trading.” There are forms of insider trading that are 
illegal, and there are forms of insider trading that are legal. But either 
way, it’s insider trading. The only distinction is: How far away from 
the inside are you? The reason you want to have rich friends is because 
that is where the money is made. It’s made on information. You want 
to hear about the next boom, get in, and get out before the next bust. 
I’m not saying do it illegally, but the sooner you know, the better your 
chances are for profits with minimal risk. That is what friends are for. 
And that is financial intelligence.
4. Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of   
 learning quickly
In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s 
only held in their head. The same is true for making money. 
Most of us have heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” I have 
a different slant. I say, “You become what you study.” In other words, become what you put in your head.",0.0,illegal,illegal
4159,Who doesn't time the markets?,smart investors,2.0,Smart investors don’t time the markets.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_151,"Rich Dad Poor Dad151
from the state government. The next day he sent me an article about 
why my investment was dangerous. I have received 16 percent for 
years now, and he still receives 6 percent.
I would say that one of the hardest things about wealth-building is 
to be true to yourself and to be willing to not go along with the crowd. 
This is because, in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up 
late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late 
in most instances. Look for a new deal. As we used to say as surfers: 
“There is always another wave.” People who hurry and catch a wave 
late usually are the ones who wipe out.
Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they 
search for the next one and get themselves in position. This is hard 
for most investors because buying what is not popular is frightening. 
Timid investors are like sheep going along with the crowd. Or their 
greed gets them in when wise investors have already taken their 
profits and moved on. Wise investors buy an investment when it’s not 
popular. They know their profits are made when they buy, not when 
they sell. They wait patiently. As I said, they do not time the market. 
Just like a surfer, they get in position for the next big swell.
It’s all “insider trading.” There are forms of insider trading that are 
illegal, and there are forms of insider trading that are legal. But either 
way, it’s insider trading. The only distinction is: How far away from 
the inside are you? The reason you want to have rich friends is because 
that is where the money is made. It’s made on information. You want 
to hear about the next boom, get in, and get out before the next bust. 
I’m not saying do it illegally, but the sooner you know, the better your 
chances are for profits with minimal risk. That is what friends are for. 
And that is financial intelligence.
4. Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of   
 learning quickly
In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s 
only held in their head. The same is true for making money. 
Most of us have heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” I have 
a different slant. I say, “You become what you study.” In other words, become what you put in your head.",0.0,Smart investors,Smart investors
4160,What do investors know when they buy?,profits,3.0,"I’m not saying do it illegally, but the sooner you know, the better your 
chances are for profits with minimal risk. Or their 
greed gets them in when wise investors have already taken their 
profits and moved on. They know their profits are made when they buy, not when 
they sell.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_151,"Rich Dad Poor Dad151
from the state government. The next day he sent me an article about 
why my investment was dangerous. I have received 16 percent for 
years now, and he still receives 6 percent.
I would say that one of the hardest things about wealth-building is 
to be true to yourself and to be willing to not go along with the crowd. 
This is because, in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up 
late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late 
in most instances. Look for a new deal. As we used to say as surfers: 
“There is always another wave.” People who hurry and catch a wave 
late usually are the ones who wipe out.
Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they 
search for the next one and get themselves in position. This is hard 
for most investors because buying what is not popular is frightening. 
Timid investors are like sheep going along with the crowd. Or their 
greed gets them in when wise investors have already taken their 
profits and moved on. Wise investors buy an investment when it’s not 
popular. They know their profits are made when they buy, not when 
they sell. They wait patiently. As I said, they do not time the market. 
Just like a surfer, they get in position for the next big swell.
It’s all “insider trading.” There are forms of insider trading that are 
illegal, and there are forms of insider trading that are legal. But either 
way, it’s insider trading. The only distinction is: How far away from 
the inside are you? The reason you want to have rich friends is because 
that is where the money is made. It’s made on information. You want 
to hear about the next boom, get in, and get out before the next bust. 
I’m not saying do it illegally, but the sooner you know, the better your 
chances are for profits with minimal risk. That is what friends are for. 
And that is financial intelligence.
4. Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of   
 learning quickly
In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s 
only held in their head. The same is true for making money. 
Most of us have heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” I have 
a different slant. I say, “You become what you study.” In other words, become what you put in your head.",0.0,their profits are made,their profits are made
4161,What do surfers call a wave?,wave,4.0,"As we used to say as surfers: 
“There is always another wave.” People who hurry and catch a wave 
late usually are the ones who wipe out. As we used to say as surfers: 
“There is always another wave.” People who hurry and catch a wave 
late usually are the ones who wipe out. If they miss a wave, they 
search for the next one and get themselves in position.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_151,"Rich Dad Poor Dad151
from the state government. The next day he sent me an article about 
why my investment was dangerous. I have received 16 percent for 
years now, and he still receives 6 percent.
I would say that one of the hardest things about wealth-building is 
to be true to yourself and to be willing to not go along with the crowd. 
This is because, in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up 
late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late 
in most instances. Look for a new deal. As we used to say as surfers: 
“There is always another wave.” People who hurry and catch a wave 
late usually are the ones who wipe out.
Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they 
search for the next one and get themselves in position. This is hard 
for most investors because buying what is not popular is frightening. 
Timid investors are like sheep going along with the crowd. Or their 
greed gets them in when wise investors have already taken their 
profits and moved on. Wise investors buy an investment when it’s not 
popular. They know their profits are made when they buy, not when 
they sell. They wait patiently. As I said, they do not time the market. 
Just like a surfer, they get in position for the next big swell.
It’s all “insider trading.” There are forms of insider trading that are 
illegal, and there are forms of insider trading that are legal. But either 
way, it’s insider trading. The only distinction is: How far away from 
the inside are you? The reason you want to have rich friends is because 
that is where the money is made. It’s made on information. You want 
to hear about the next boom, get in, and get out before the next bust. 
I’m not saying do it illegally, but the sooner you know, the better your 
chances are for profits with minimal risk. That is what friends are for. 
And that is financial intelligence.
4. Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of   
 learning quickly
In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s 
only held in their head. The same is true for making money. 
Most of us have heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” I have 
a different slant. I say, “You become what you study.” In other words, become what you put in your head.",0.0,the next big swell,the next big swell
4162,What do I think is the hardest thing about wealth building?,crowd,5.0,"I would say that one of the hardest things about wealth-building is 
to be true to yourself and to be willing to not go along with the crowd. This is because, in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up 
late that is slaughtered. Timid investors are like sheep going along with the crowd.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_151,"Rich Dad Poor Dad151
from the state government. The next day he sent me an article about 
why my investment was dangerous. I have received 16 percent for 
years now, and he still receives 6 percent.
I would say that one of the hardest things about wealth-building is 
to be true to yourself and to be willing to not go along with the crowd. 
This is because, in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up 
late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late 
in most instances. Look for a new deal. As we used to say as surfers: 
“There is always another wave.” People who hurry and catch a wave 
late usually are the ones who wipe out.
Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they 
search for the next one and get themselves in position. This is hard 
for most investors because buying what is not popular is frightening. 
Timid investors are like sheep going along with the crowd. Or their 
greed gets them in when wise investors have already taken their 
profits and moved on. Wise investors buy an investment when it’s not 
popular. They know their profits are made when they buy, not when 
they sell. They wait patiently. As I said, they do not time the market. 
Just like a surfer, they get in position for the next big swell.
It’s all “insider trading.” There are forms of insider trading that are 
illegal, and there are forms of insider trading that are legal. But either 
way, it’s insider trading. The only distinction is: How far away from 
the inside are you? The reason you want to have rich friends is because 
that is where the money is made. It’s made on information. You want 
to hear about the next boom, get in, and get out before the next bust. 
I’m not saying do it illegally, but the sooner you know, the better your 
chances are for profits with minimal risk. That is what friends are for. 
And that is financial intelligence.
4. Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of   
 learning quickly
In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s 
only held in their head. The same is true for making money. 
Most of us have heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” I have 
a different slant. I say, “You become what you study.” In other words, become what you put in your head.",0.0,to be true to yourself,to be true to yourself
4163,Who wipes out the waves that are caught too late?,ones,6.0,"As we used to say as surfers: 
“There is always another wave.” People who hurry and catch a wave 
late usually are the ones who wipe out.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_151,"Rich Dad Poor Dad151
from the state government. The next day he sent me an article about 
why my investment was dangerous. I have received 16 percent for 
years now, and he still receives 6 percent.
I would say that one of the hardest things about wealth-building is 
to be true to yourself and to be willing to not go along with the crowd. 
This is because, in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up 
late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late 
in most instances. Look for a new deal. As we used to say as surfers: 
“There is always another wave.” People who hurry and catch a wave 
late usually are the ones who wipe out.
Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they 
search for the next one and get themselves in position. This is hard 
for most investors because buying what is not popular is frightening. 
Timid investors are like sheep going along with the crowd. Or their 
greed gets them in when wise investors have already taken their 
profits and moved on. Wise investors buy an investment when it’s not 
popular. They know their profits are made when they buy, not when 
they sell. They wait patiently. As I said, they do not time the market. 
Just like a surfer, they get in position for the next big swell.
It’s all “insider trading.” There are forms of insider trading that are 
illegal, and there are forms of insider trading that are legal. But either 
way, it’s insider trading. The only distinction is: How far away from 
the inside are you? The reason you want to have rich friends is because 
that is where the money is made. It’s made on information. You want 
to hear about the next boom, get in, and get out before the next bust. 
I’m not saying do it illegally, but the sooner you know, the better your 
chances are for profits with minimal risk. That is what friends are for. 
And that is financial intelligence.
4. Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of   
 learning quickly
In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s 
only held in their head. The same is true for making money. 
Most of us have heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” I have 
a different slant. I say, “You become what you study.” In other words, become what you put in your head.",0.0,"People who hurry and catch a wave 
late","People who hurry and catch a wave 
late"
4164,What are the best friends?,friends,7.0,"The reason you want to have rich friends is because 
that is where the money is made. That is what friends are for.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_151,"Rich Dad Poor Dad151
from the state government. The next day he sent me an article about 
why my investment was dangerous. I have received 16 percent for 
years now, and he still receives 6 percent.
I would say that one of the hardest things about wealth-building is 
to be true to yourself and to be willing to not go along with the crowd. 
This is because, in the market, it is usually the crowd that shows up 
late that is slaughtered. If a great deal is on the front page, it’s too late 
in most instances. Look for a new deal. As we used to say as surfers: 
“There is always another wave.” People who hurry and catch a wave 
late usually are the ones who wipe out.
Smart investors don’t time the markets. If they miss a wave, they 
search for the next one and get themselves in position. This is hard 
for most investors because buying what is not popular is frightening. 
Timid investors are like sheep going along with the crowd. Or their 
greed gets them in when wise investors have already taken their 
profits and moved on. Wise investors buy an investment when it’s not 
popular. They know their profits are made when they buy, not when 
they sell. They wait patiently. As I said, they do not time the market. 
Just like a surfer, they get in position for the next big swell.
It’s all “insider trading.” There are forms of insider trading that are 
illegal, and there are forms of insider trading that are legal. But either 
way, it’s insider trading. The only distinction is: How far away from 
the inside are you? The reason you want to have rich friends is because 
that is where the money is made. It’s made on information. You want 
to hear about the next boom, get in, and get out before the next bust. 
I’m not saying do it illegally, but the sooner you know, the better your 
chances are for profits with minimal risk. That is what friends are for. 
And that is financial intelligence.
4. Master a formula and then learn a new one: the power of   
 learning quickly
In order to make bread, every baker follows a recipe, even if it’s 
only held in their head. The same is true for making money. 
Most of us have heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” I have 
a different slant. I say, “You become what you study.” In other words, become what you put in your head.",0.0,legal,legal
4165,"I have attended classes designed for derivative traders, commodity option traders, and chaologists.",traders,1.0,"I have attended classes designed for derivative traders, commodity  
option traders, and chaologists. I have attended classes designed for derivative traders, commodity  
option traders, and chaologists.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_152,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started152
be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you 
become what you put in your head. For example, if you study cooking, 
you then tend to cook. If you don’t want to be a cook anymore, then 
you need to study something else. 
When it comes to money, the masses generally have one basic  
formula they learned in school and it’s this: Work for money. The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. That is the basic  
formula, or recipe.
If you’re tired of what you’re doing, or you’re not making enough, 
it’s simply a case of changing the formula via which you make money.
Years ago, when I was 26, I took a weekend class called “How to 
Buy Real Estate Foreclosures.” I learned a formula. The next trick was 
to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned. 
That is where most people stop. For three years, while working for  
Xerox, I spent my spare time learning to master the art of buying  
foreclosures. I’ve made several million dollars using that formula.
So after I mastered that formula, I went in search of other formulas. 
For many of the classes, I did not directly use the information I learned, 
but I always learned something new.
I have attended classes designed for derivative traders, commodity  
option traders, and chaologists. I was way out of my league, being in a 
room full of people with doctorates in nuclear physics and space science. 
Yet, I learned a lot that made my stock and real estate investing more 
meaningful and lucrative.
Most junior colleges and community colleges have classes on  
financial planning and buying traditional investments. They are good 
places to start, but I always search for a faster formula. That is why, 
on a fairly regular basis, I make more in a day than many people will 
make in their lifetime.
Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much 
what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is 
old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in  
finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough.  
Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.5.",0.0,Real Estate Foreclosures,Real Estate Foreclosures
4166,"What do I see in the world that millions of people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, buy some mutual funds, and go back to work?",formula,2.0,"The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. If you’re tired of what you’re doing, or you’re not making enough, 
it’s simply a case of changing the formula via which you make money. When it comes to money, the masses generally have one basic  
formula they learned in school and it’s this: Work for money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_152,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started152
be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you 
become what you put in your head. For example, if you study cooking, 
you then tend to cook. If you don’t want to be a cook anymore, then 
you need to study something else. 
When it comes to money, the masses generally have one basic  
formula they learned in school and it’s this: Work for money. The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. That is the basic  
formula, or recipe.
If you’re tired of what you’re doing, or you’re not making enough, 
it’s simply a case of changing the formula via which you make money.
Years ago, when I was 26, I took a weekend class called “How to 
Buy Real Estate Foreclosures.” I learned a formula. The next trick was 
to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned. 
That is where most people stop. For three years, while working for  
Xerox, I spent my spare time learning to master the art of buying  
foreclosures. I’ve made several million dollars using that formula.
So after I mastered that formula, I went in search of other formulas. 
For many of the classes, I did not directly use the information I learned, 
but I always learned something new.
I have attended classes designed for derivative traders, commodity  
option traders, and chaologists. I was way out of my league, being in a 
room full of people with doctorates in nuclear physics and space science. 
Yet, I learned a lot that made my stock and real estate investing more 
meaningful and lucrative.
Most junior colleges and community colleges have classes on  
financial planning and buying traditional investments. They are good 
places to start, but I always search for a faster formula. That is why, 
on a fairly regular basis, I make more in a day than many people will 
make in their lifetime.
Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much 
what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is 
old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in  
finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough.  
Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.5.",0.0,"
predominant formula","
predominant formula"
4167,"What are the classes for derivative traders, commodity option traders, and chaologists?",classes,3.0,"Most junior colleges and community colleges have classes on  
financial planning and buying traditional investments. For many of the classes, I did not directly use the information I learned, 
but I always learned something new. I have attended classes designed for derivative traders, commodity  
option traders, and chaologists.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_152,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started152
be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you 
become what you put in your head. For example, if you study cooking, 
you then tend to cook. If you don’t want to be a cook anymore, then 
you need to study something else. 
When it comes to money, the masses generally have one basic  
formula they learned in school and it’s this: Work for money. The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. That is the basic  
formula, or recipe.
If you’re tired of what you’re doing, or you’re not making enough, 
it’s simply a case of changing the formula via which you make money.
Years ago, when I was 26, I took a weekend class called “How to 
Buy Real Estate Foreclosures.” I learned a formula. The next trick was 
to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned. 
That is where most people stop. For three years, while working for  
Xerox, I spent my spare time learning to master the art of buying  
foreclosures. I’ve made several million dollars using that formula.
So after I mastered that formula, I went in search of other formulas. 
For many of the classes, I did not directly use the information I learned, 
but I always learned something new.
I have attended classes designed for derivative traders, commodity  
option traders, and chaologists. I was way out of my league, being in a 
room full of people with doctorates in nuclear physics and space science. 
Yet, I learned a lot that made my stock and real estate investing more 
meaningful and lucrative.
Most junior colleges and community colleges have classes on  
financial planning and buying traditional investments. They are good 
places to start, but I always search for a faster formula. That is why, 
on a fairly regular basis, I make more in a day than many people will 
make in their lifetime.
Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much 
what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is 
old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in  
finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough.  
Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.5.",0.0,I have attended classes designed,I have attended classes designed
4168,What do people work for?,money,4.0,"The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. If you’re tired of what you’re doing, or you’re not making enough, 
it’s simply a case of changing the formula via which you make money. When it comes to money, the masses generally have one basic  
formula they learned in school and it’s this: Work for money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_152,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started152
be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you 
become what you put in your head. For example, if you study cooking, 
you then tend to cook. If you don’t want to be a cook anymore, then 
you need to study something else. 
When it comes to money, the masses generally have one basic  
formula they learned in school and it’s this: Work for money. The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. That is the basic  
formula, or recipe.
If you’re tired of what you’re doing, or you’re not making enough, 
it’s simply a case of changing the formula via which you make money.
Years ago, when I was 26, I took a weekend class called “How to 
Buy Real Estate Foreclosures.” I learned a formula. The next trick was 
to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned. 
That is where most people stop. For three years, while working for  
Xerox, I spent my spare time learning to master the art of buying  
foreclosures. I’ve made several million dollars using that formula.
So after I mastered that formula, I went in search of other formulas. 
For many of the classes, I did not directly use the information I learned, 
but I always learned something new.
I have attended classes designed for derivative traders, commodity  
option traders, and chaologists. I was way out of my league, being in a 
room full of people with doctorates in nuclear physics and space science. 
Yet, I learned a lot that made my stock and real estate investing more 
meaningful and lucrative.
Most junior colleges and community colleges have classes on  
financial planning and buying traditional investments. They are good 
places to start, but I always search for a faster formula. That is why, 
on a fairly regular basis, I make more in a day than many people will 
make in their lifetime.
Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much 
what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is 
old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in  
finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough.  
Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.5.",0.0,"
Xerox","
Xerox"
4169,"What do people do when they get up, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, buy some mutual funds, and go back to work?",work,5.0,"The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. When it comes to money, the masses generally have one basic  
formula they learned in school and it’s this: Work for money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_152,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started152
be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you 
become what you put in your head. For example, if you study cooking, 
you then tend to cook. If you don’t want to be a cook anymore, then 
you need to study something else. 
When it comes to money, the masses generally have one basic  
formula they learned in school and it’s this: Work for money. The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. That is the basic  
formula, or recipe.
If you’re tired of what you’re doing, or you’re not making enough, 
it’s simply a case of changing the formula via which you make money.
Years ago, when I was 26, I took a weekend class called “How to 
Buy Real Estate Foreclosures.” I learned a formula. The next trick was 
to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned. 
That is where most people stop. For three years, while working for  
Xerox, I spent my spare time learning to master the art of buying  
foreclosures. I’ve made several million dollars using that formula.
So after I mastered that formula, I went in search of other formulas. 
For many of the classes, I did not directly use the information I learned, 
but I always learned something new.
I have attended classes designed for derivative traders, commodity  
option traders, and chaologists. I was way out of my league, being in a 
room full of people with doctorates in nuclear physics and space science. 
Yet, I learned a lot that made my stock and real estate investing more 
meaningful and lucrative.
Most junior colleges and community colleges have classes on  
financial planning and buying traditional investments. They are good 
places to start, but I always search for a faster formula. That is why, 
on a fairly regular basis, I make more in a day than many people will 
make in their lifetime.
Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much 
what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is 
old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in  
finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough.  
Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.5.",0.0,Work for money,Work for money
4170,Who do I work with every day?,people,6.0,"The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. I was way out of my league, being in a 
room full of people with doctorates in nuclear physics and space science. That is why, 
on a fairly regular basis, I make more in a day than many people will 
make in their lifetime.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_152,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started152
be careful what you learn, because your mind is so powerful that you 
become what you put in your head. For example, if you study cooking, 
you then tend to cook. If you don’t want to be a cook anymore, then 
you need to study something else. 
When it comes to money, the masses generally have one basic  
formula they learned in school and it’s this: Work for money. The  
predominant formula I see in the world is that every day millions of 
people get up, go to work, earn money, pay bills, balance checkbooks, 
buy some mutual funds, and go back to work. That is the basic  
formula, or recipe.
If you’re tired of what you’re doing, or you’re not making enough, 
it’s simply a case of changing the formula via which you make money.
Years ago, when I was 26, I took a weekend class called “How to 
Buy Real Estate Foreclosures.” I learned a formula. The next trick was 
to have the discipline to actually put into action what I had learned. 
That is where most people stop. For three years, while working for  
Xerox, I spent my spare time learning to master the art of buying  
foreclosures. I’ve made several million dollars using that formula.
So after I mastered that formula, I went in search of other formulas. 
For many of the classes, I did not directly use the information I learned, 
but I always learned something new.
I have attended classes designed for derivative traders, commodity  
option traders, and chaologists. I was way out of my league, being in a 
room full of people with doctorates in nuclear physics and space science. 
Yet, I learned a lot that made my stock and real estate investing more 
meaningful and lucrative.
Most junior colleges and community colleges have classes on  
financial planning and buying traditional investments. They are good 
places to start, but I always search for a faster formula. That is why, 
on a fairly regular basis, I make more in a day than many people will 
make in their lifetime.
Another side note: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s not so much 
what you know anymore that counts, because often what you know is 
old. It is how fast you learn. That skill is priceless. It’s priceless in  
finding faster formulas—recipes, if you will—for making dough.  
Working hard for money is an old formula born in the day of cavemen.5.",0.0,"
Xerox","
Xerox"
4171,What do I teach entrepreneur classes to develop?,management skills,1.0,"In the entrepreneur classes I teach, I constantly remind people 
to not focus on their product, service, or widget, but to focus on 
developing management skills.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_153,"Rich Dad Poor Dad153
5. Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline 
If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich. It 
makes no sense to invest, make money, and blow it. It is the lack of  
self-discipline that causes most lottery winners to go broke soon after  
winning millions. It is the lack of self-discipline that causes people who 
get a raise to immediately go out and buy a new car or take a cruise.
It is difficult to say which of the 10 steps is the most important.  
But of all the steps, this step is probably the most difficult to master 
if it is not already a part of your makeup. I would venture to say that 
personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between 
the rich, the poor, and the middle class.
Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for 
financial pressure can never be rich. As I have said, a lesson learned from 
my rich dad was that the world will push you around. The world pushes 
people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the 
individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal 
fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.
In the entrepreneur classes I teach, I constantly remind people 
to not focus on their product, service, or widget, but to focus on 
developing management skills. The three most important management 
skills necessary to start your own businessfew follow the advice.",0.0,management skills,management skills
4172,"What is the number one delineating factor between the rich, the poor, and the middle class?",self-discipline,2.0,"I would venture to say that 
personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between 
the rich, the poor, and the middle class. It is the lack of self-discipline that causes people who 
get a raise to immediately go out and buy a new car or take a cruise. Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline 
If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_153,"Rich Dad Poor Dad153
5. Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline 
If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich. It 
makes no sense to invest, make money, and blow it. It is the lack of  
self-discipline that causes most lottery winners to go broke soon after  
winning millions. It is the lack of self-discipline that causes people who 
get a raise to immediately go out and buy a new car or take a cruise.
It is difficult to say which of the 10 steps is the most important.  
But of all the steps, this step is probably the most difficult to master 
if it is not already a part of your makeup. I would venture to say that 
personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between 
the rich, the poor, and the middle class.
Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for 
financial pressure can never be rich. As I have said, a lesson learned from 
my rich dad was that the world will push you around. The world pushes 
people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the 
individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal 
fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.
In the entrepreneur classes I teach, I constantly remind people 
to not focus on their product, service, or widget, but to focus on 
developing management skills. The three most important management 
skills necessary to start your own businessfew follow the advice.",0.0,personal self-discipline,personal self-discipline
4173,What causes people who get a raise to go out and buy a new car or take a cruise?,lack,3.0,"It is the lack of self-discipline that causes people who 
get a raise to immediately go out and buy a new car or take a cruise. It is the lack of  
self-discipline that causes most lottery winners to go broke soon after  
winning millions. People who lack internal 
fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_153,"Rich Dad Poor Dad153
5. Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline 
If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich. It 
makes no sense to invest, make money, and blow it. It is the lack of  
self-discipline that causes most lottery winners to go broke soon after  
winning millions. It is the lack of self-discipline that causes people who 
get a raise to immediately go out and buy a new car or take a cruise.
It is difficult to say which of the 10 steps is the most important.  
But of all the steps, this step is probably the most difficult to master 
if it is not already a part of your makeup. I would venture to say that 
personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between 
the rich, the poor, and the middle class.
Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for 
financial pressure can never be rich. As I have said, a lesson learned from 
my rich dad was that the world will push you around. The world pushes 
people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the 
individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal 
fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.
In the entrepreneur classes I teach, I constantly remind people 
to not focus on their product, service, or widget, but to focus on 
developing management skills. The three most important management 
skills necessary to start your own businessfew follow the advice.",0.0,lack of self-discipline,lack of self-discipline
4174,Which is the most difficult to master if it is not already a part of your makeup?,steps,4.0,"But of all the steps, this step is probably the most difficult to master 
if it is not already a part of your makeup. It is difficult to say which of the 10 steps is the most important.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_153,"Rich Dad Poor Dad153
5. Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline 
If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich. It 
makes no sense to invest, make money, and blow it. It is the lack of  
self-discipline that causes most lottery winners to go broke soon after  
winning millions. It is the lack of self-discipline that causes people who 
get a raise to immediately go out and buy a new car or take a cruise.
It is difficult to say which of the 10 steps is the most important.  
But of all the steps, this step is probably the most difficult to master 
if it is not already a part of your makeup. I would venture to say that 
personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between 
the rich, the poor, and the middle class.
Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for 
financial pressure can never be rich. As I have said, a lesson learned from 
my rich dad was that the world will push you around. The world pushes 
people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the 
individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal 
fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.
In the entrepreneur classes I teach, I constantly remind people 
to not focus on their product, service, or widget, but to focus on 
developing management skills. The three most important management 
skills necessary to start your own businessfew follow the advice.",0.0,10 steps,10 steps
4175,"If you can't get control of yourself, do not try to get rich.",control,5.0,"The world pushes 
people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the 
individual lacks internal control and discipline. Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline 
If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_153,"Rich Dad Poor Dad153
5. Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline 
If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich. It 
makes no sense to invest, make money, and blow it. It is the lack of  
self-discipline that causes most lottery winners to go broke soon after  
winning millions. It is the lack of self-discipline that causes people who 
get a raise to immediately go out and buy a new car or take a cruise.
It is difficult to say which of the 10 steps is the most important.  
But of all the steps, this step is probably the most difficult to master 
if it is not already a part of your makeup. I would venture to say that 
personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between 
the rich, the poor, and the middle class.
Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for 
financial pressure can never be rich. As I have said, a lesson learned from 
my rich dad was that the world will push you around. The world pushes 
people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the 
individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal 
fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.
In the entrepreneur classes I teach, I constantly remind people 
to not focus on their product, service, or widget, but to focus on 
developing management skills. The three most important management 
skills necessary to start your own businessfew follow the advice.",0.0,"It 
makes no sense to invest, make money, and blow it","It 
makes no sense to invest, make money, and blow it"
4176,What pushes people around?,world,6.0,"The world pushes 
people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the 
individual lacks internal control and discipline. As I have said, a lesson learned from 
my rich dad was that the world will push you around.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_153,"Rich Dad Poor Dad153
5. Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline 
If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich. It 
makes no sense to invest, make money, and blow it. It is the lack of  
self-discipline that causes most lottery winners to go broke soon after  
winning millions. It is the lack of self-discipline that causes people who 
get a raise to immediately go out and buy a new car or take a cruise.
It is difficult to say which of the 10 steps is the most important.  
But of all the steps, this step is probably the most difficult to master 
if it is not already a part of your makeup. I would venture to say that 
personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between 
the rich, the poor, and the middle class.
Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for 
financial pressure can never be rich. As I have said, a lesson learned from 
my rich dad was that the world will push you around. The world pushes 
people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the 
individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal 
fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.
In the entrepreneur classes I teach, I constantly remind people 
to not focus on their product, service, or widget, but to focus on 
developing management skills. The three most important management 
skills necessary to start your own businessfew follow the advice.",0.0,The world,The world
4177,What causes lottery winners to go broke after winning millions?,most lottery winners,7.0,"It is the lack of  
self-discipline that causes most lottery winners to go broke soon after  
winning millions.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_153,"Rich Dad Poor Dad153
5. Pay yourself first: the power of self-discipline 
If you cannot get control of yourself, do not try to get rich. It 
makes no sense to invest, make money, and blow it. It is the lack of  
self-discipline that causes most lottery winners to go broke soon after  
winning millions. It is the lack of self-discipline that causes people who 
get a raise to immediately go out and buy a new car or take a cruise.
It is difficult to say which of the 10 steps is the most important.  
But of all the steps, this step is probably the most difficult to master 
if it is not already a part of your makeup. I would venture to say that 
personal self-discipline is the number-one delineating factor between 
the rich, the poor, and the middle class.
Simply put, people who have low self-esteem and low tolerance for 
financial pressure can never be rich. As I have said, a lesson learned from 
my rich dad was that the world will push you around. The world pushes 
people around, not because other people are bullies, but because the 
individual lacks internal control and discipline. People who lack internal 
fortitude often become victims of those who have self-discipline.
In the entrepreneur classes I teach, I constantly remind people 
to not focus on their product, service, or widget, but to focus on 
developing management skills. The three most important management 
skills necessary to start your own businessfew follow the advice.",0.0,"lack of  
self-discipline","lack of  
self-discipline"
4178,"What is the most important document to see if people who say ""Pay yourself first"" actually practice what they preach?",income statement,1.0,"By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_154,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started154
few follow the advice. As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story. By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach.
A picture is worth a thousand words. So let’s review the financial 
statements of people who pay themselves first against someone  
who doesn’t.
Study the diagrams and see if you can pick up some distinctions.
Again, it has to do with understanding cash flow, which tells the story. 
Most people look at the numberschoose to pay themselves  first.",0.0,income statement and balance sheet,income statement and balance sheet
4179,What is it called when one can read numbers?,literacy,2.0,"As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_154,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started154
few follow the advice. As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story. By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach.
A picture is worth a thousand words. So let’s review the financial 
statements of people who pay themselves first against someone  
who doesn’t.
Study the diagrams and see if you can pick up some distinctions.
Again, it has to do with understanding cash flow, which tells the story. 
Most people look at the numberschoose to pay themselves  first.",0.0,financial literacy,financial literacy
4180,What do you follow in Chapter Eight?,advice,3.0,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started154
few follow the advice.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_154,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started154
few follow the advice. As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story. By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach.
A picture is worth a thousand words. So let’s review the financial 
statements of people who pay themselves first against someone  
who doesn’t.
Study the diagrams and see if you can pick up some distinctions.
Again, it has to do with understanding cash flow, which tells the story. 
Most people look at the numberschoose to pay themselves  first.",0.0,few follow the advice,few follow the advice
4181,Financial literacy allows one to read what?,numbers,4.0,"As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story. As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_154,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started154
few follow the advice. As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story. By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach.
A picture is worth a thousand words. So let’s review the financial 
statements of people who pay themselves first against someone  
who doesn’t.
Study the diagrams and see if you can pick up some distinctions.
Again, it has to do with understanding cash flow, which tells the story. 
Most people look at the numberschoose to pay themselves  first.",0.0,numbers,numbers
4182,"Whose income statement and balance sheet can I see if people who say ""Pay yourself first"" actually practice what they preach?",person,5.0,"By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_154,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started154
few follow the advice. As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story. By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach.
A picture is worth a thousand words. So let’s review the financial 
statements of people who pay themselves first against someone  
who doesn’t.
Study the diagrams and see if you can pick up some distinctions.
Again, it has to do with understanding cash flow, which tells the story. 
Most people look at the numberschoose to pay themselves  first.",0.0,a person,a person
4183,A picture is worth a thousand what?,words,6.0,"By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach. A picture is worth a thousand words.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_154,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started154
few follow the advice. As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story. By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach.
A picture is worth a thousand words. So let’s review the financial 
statements of people who pay themselves first against someone  
who doesn’t.
Study the diagrams and see if you can pick up some distinctions.
Again, it has to do with understanding cash flow, which tells the story. 
Most people look at the numberschoose to pay themselves  first.",0.0,words,words
4184,Who looks at the numberschoose to pay themselves first?,Most people,7.0,Most people look at the numberschoose to pay themselves  first.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_154,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started154
few follow the advice. As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story. By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach.
A picture is worth a thousand words. So let’s review the financial 
statements of people who pay themselves first against someone  
who doesn’t.
Study the diagrams and see if you can pick up some distinctions.
Again, it has to do with understanding cash flow, which tells the story. 
Most people look at the numberschoose to pay themselves  first.",0.0,Most people,Most people
4185,What tells the story of the money?,cash flow,8.0,"Again, it has to do with understanding cash flow, which tells the story.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_154,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started154
few follow the advice. As I said, financial literacy allows one to read  
numbers, and numbers tell the story. By looking at a person’s  
income statement and balance sheet, I can readily see if people  
who spout the words, “Pay yourself first,” actually practice what  
they preach.
A picture is worth a thousand words. So let’s review the financial 
statements of people who pay themselves first against someone  
who doesn’t.
Study the diagrams and see if you can pick up some distinctions.
Again, it has to do with understanding cash flow, which tells the story. 
Most people look at the numberschoose to pay themselves  first.",0.0,cash flow,cash flow
4186,What reflects the actions of individuals who choose to pay themselves first?,diagram,1.0,"The diagram reflects the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first. And the previous diagram is the correct accounting picture of that action.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_155,"Rich Dad Poor Dad155
Do you see it? The diagram reflects the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first. Each month, they allocate money to 
their asset column before they pay their monthly expenses. Although  
millions of people have read Clason’s book and understand the words, 
“Pay yourself first,” in reality they pay themselves last.
Now I can hear the howls from those of you who sincerely believe 
in paying your bills first. And I can hear all the responsible people who 
pay their bills on time. I am not saying be irresponsible and not pay your 
bills. All I am saying is do what the book says, which is: Pay yourself first. 
And the previous diagram is the correct accounting picture of that action. 
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOMEsupport like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.",0.0,The diagram,The diagram
4187,I can hear the howls from those of you who believe in paying your what first?,bills,2.0,"Now I can hear the howls from those of you who sincerely believe 
in paying your bills first. And I can hear all the responsible people who 
pay their bills on time. I am not saying be irresponsible and not pay your 
bills.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_155,"Rich Dad Poor Dad155
Do you see it? The diagram reflects the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first. Each month, they allocate money to 
their asset column before they pay their monthly expenses. Although  
millions of people have read Clason’s book and understand the words, 
“Pay yourself first,” in reality they pay themselves last.
Now I can hear the howls from those of you who sincerely believe 
in paying your bills first. And I can hear all the responsible people who 
pay their bills on time. I am not saying be irresponsible and not pay your 
bills. All I am saying is do what the book says, which is: Pay yourself first. 
And the previous diagram is the correct accounting picture of that action. 
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOMEsupport like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.",0.0,bills,bills
4188,What do they pay monthly?,expenses,3.0,"Each month, they allocate money to 
their asset column before they pay their monthly expenses.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_155,"Rich Dad Poor Dad155
Do you see it? The diagram reflects the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first. Each month, they allocate money to 
their asset column before they pay their monthly expenses. Although  
millions of people have read Clason’s book and understand the words, 
“Pay yourself first,” in reality they pay themselves last.
Now I can hear the howls from those of you who sincerely believe 
in paying your bills first. And I can hear all the responsible people who 
pay their bills on time. I am not saying be irresponsible and not pay your 
bills. All I am saying is do what the book says, which is: Pay yourself first. 
And the previous diagram is the correct accounting picture of that action. 
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOMEsupport like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.",0.0,expenses,expenses
4189,What does the diagram reflect?,actions,4.0,"The diagram reflects the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_155,"Rich Dad Poor Dad155
Do you see it? The diagram reflects the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first. Each month, they allocate money to 
their asset column before they pay their monthly expenses. Although  
millions of people have read Clason’s book and understand the words, 
“Pay yourself first,” in reality they pay themselves last.
Now I can hear the howls from those of you who sincerely believe 
in paying your bills first. And I can hear all the responsible people who 
pay their bills on time. I am not saying be irresponsible and not pay your 
bills. All I am saying is do what the book says, which is: Pay yourself first. 
And the previous diagram is the correct accounting picture of that action. 
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOMEsupport like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.",0.0,"the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first","the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first"
4190,What is Clason's book called?,book,5.0,"Although  
millions of people have read Clason’s book and understand the words, 
“Pay yourself first,” in reality they pay themselves last. All I am saying is do what the book says, which is: Pay yourself first.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_155,"Rich Dad Poor Dad155
Do you see it? The diagram reflects the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first. Each month, they allocate money to 
their asset column before they pay their monthly expenses. Although  
millions of people have read Clason’s book and understand the words, 
“Pay yourself first,” in reality they pay themselves last.
Now I can hear the howls from those of you who sincerely believe 
in paying your bills first. And I can hear all the responsible people who 
pay their bills on time. I am not saying be irresponsible and not pay your 
bills. All I am saying is do what the book says, which is: Pay yourself first. 
And the previous diagram is the correct accounting picture of that action. 
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOMEsupport like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.",0.0,“Pay yourself first,“Pay yourself first
4191,What asset is a Social Security benefit?,job,6.0,"Job
AssetsIncomeINCOMEsupport like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_155,"Rich Dad Poor Dad155
Do you see it? The diagram reflects the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first. Each month, they allocate money to 
their asset column before they pay their monthly expenses. Although  
millions of people have read Clason’s book and understand the words, 
“Pay yourself first,” in reality they pay themselves last.
Now I can hear the howls from those of you who sincerely believe 
in paying your bills first. And I can hear all the responsible people who 
pay their bills on time. I am not saying be irresponsible and not pay your 
bills. All I am saying is do what the book says, which is: Pay yourself first. 
And the previous diagram is the correct accounting picture of that action. 
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOMEsupport like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.",0.0,when they are no longer able to work,when they are no longer able to work
4192,Who is responsible for paying their bills on time?,people,7.0,"Although  
millions of people have read Clason’s book and understand the words, 
“Pay yourself first,” in reality they pay themselves last. And I can hear all the responsible people who 
pay their bills on time.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_155,"Rich Dad Poor Dad155
Do you see it? The diagram reflects the actions of individuals who 
choose to pay themselves  first. Each month, they allocate money to 
their asset column before they pay their monthly expenses. Although  
millions of people have read Clason’s book and understand the words, 
“Pay yourself first,” in reality they pay themselves last.
Now I can hear the howls from those of you who sincerely believe 
in paying your bills first. And I can hear all the responsible people who 
pay their bills on time. I am not saying be irresponsible and not pay your 
bills. All I am saying is do what the book says, which is: Pay yourself first. 
And the previous diagram is the correct accounting picture of that action. 
Job
AssetsIncomeINCOMEsupport like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.",0.0,all the responsible people,all the responsible people
4193,What is the power of cash flow?,cash flow,1.0,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_156,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.
Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last. 
There have been times in my life when, for whatever reason, cash 
flow was far less than my bills. I still paid myself first. My accountant 
and bookkeeper screamed in panic, “They’re going to come after you. 
The IRS is going to put you in jail.” “You’re going to ruin your credit 
rating.” “They’ll cut off the electricity.” I still paid myself first.
“Why?” you ask. Because that’s what the story, The Richest Man In 
Babylon,  was all about: the power of self-discipline and the power of 
internal fortitude. As my rich dad taught me the first month I worked 
for him, most people allow the world to push them around. A bill  
collector calls and you “pay or else.” A sales clerk says, “Oh, just put it 
on your charge card.” Your real estate agent tells you, “Go ahead.   
The government allows you a tax deduction on your home.” That is 
what the book is really about—having the guts to go against the tide 
and get rich. You may not be weak, but when it comes to money, 
many people get wimpy.
I am not saying be irresponsible. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first. The 
reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the 
government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, 
through a Nevada corporation. If I work for money, the government 
takes it.
Although I pay my bills last, I am financially astute enough to not 
get into a tough financial situation. I don’t like consumer debt. I actually 
have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I 
don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called 
tenants. So rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into 
consumer debt in the first place. Although I pay my bills last, I set it up 
to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first.",0.0,pay themselves last,pay themselves last
4194,What is the most common type of financial professional?,bookkeepers,2.0,"Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_156,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.
Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last. 
There have been times in my life when, for whatever reason, cash 
flow was far less than my bills. I still paid myself first. My accountant 
and bookkeeper screamed in panic, “They’re going to come after you. 
The IRS is going to put you in jail.” “You’re going to ruin your credit 
rating.” “They’ll cut off the electricity.” I still paid myself first.
“Why?” you ask. Because that’s what the story, The Richest Man In 
Babylon,  was all about: the power of self-discipline and the power of 
internal fortitude. As my rich dad taught me the first month I worked 
for him, most people allow the world to push them around. A bill  
collector calls and you “pay or else.” A sales clerk says, “Oh, just put it 
on your charge card.” Your real estate agent tells you, “Go ahead.   
The government allows you a tax deduction on your home.” That is 
what the book is really about—having the guts to go against the tide 
and get rich. You may not be weak, but when it comes to money, 
many people get wimpy.
I am not saying be irresponsible. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first. The 
reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the 
government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, 
through a Nevada corporation. If I work for money, the government 
takes it.
Although I pay my bills last, I am financially astute enough to not 
get into a tough financial situation. I don’t like consumer debt. I actually 
have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I 
don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called 
tenants. So rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into 
consumer debt in the first place. Although I pay my bills last, I set it up 
to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first.",0.0,They pay themselves last,They pay themselves last
4195,What is the profession of a banker?,accountants,3.0,"Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_156,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.
Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last. 
There have been times in my life when, for whatever reason, cash 
flow was far less than my bills. I still paid myself first. My accountant 
and bookkeeper screamed in panic, “They’re going to come after you. 
The IRS is going to put you in jail.” “You’re going to ruin your credit 
rating.” “They’ll cut off the electricity.” I still paid myself first.
“Why?” you ask. Because that’s what the story, The Richest Man In 
Babylon,  was all about: the power of self-discipline and the power of 
internal fortitude. As my rich dad taught me the first month I worked 
for him, most people allow the world to push them around. A bill  
collector calls and you “pay or else.” A sales clerk says, “Oh, just put it 
on your charge card.” Your real estate agent tells you, “Go ahead.   
The government allows you a tax deduction on your home.” That is 
what the book is really about—having the guts to go against the tide 
and get rich. You may not be weak, but when it comes to money, 
many people get wimpy.
I am not saying be irresponsible. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first. The 
reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the 
government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, 
through a Nevada corporation. If I work for money, the government 
takes it.
Although I pay my bills last, I am financially astute enough to not 
get into a tough financial situation. I don’t like consumer debt. I actually 
have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I 
don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called 
tenants. So rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into 
consumer debt in the first place. Although I pay my bills last, I set it up 
to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first.",0.0,They pay themselves last,They pay themselves last
4196,"What is the reason I don't have high credit card debt, and doodad debt?",debt,4.0,"So rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into 
consumer debt in the first place. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_156,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.
Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last. 
There have been times in my life when, for whatever reason, cash 
flow was far less than my bills. I still paid myself first. My accountant 
and bookkeeper screamed in panic, “They’re going to come after you. 
The IRS is going to put you in jail.” “You’re going to ruin your credit 
rating.” “They’ll cut off the electricity.” I still paid myself first.
“Why?” you ask. Because that’s what the story, The Richest Man In 
Babylon,  was all about: the power of self-discipline and the power of 
internal fortitude. As my rich dad taught me the first month I worked 
for him, most people allow the world to push them around. A bill  
collector calls and you “pay or else.” A sales clerk says, “Oh, just put it 
on your charge card.” Your real estate agent tells you, “Go ahead.   
The government allows you a tax deduction on your home.” That is 
what the book is really about—having the guts to go against the tide 
and get rich. You may not be weak, but when it comes to money, 
many people get wimpy.
I am not saying be irresponsible. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first. The 
reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the 
government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, 
through a Nevada corporation. If I work for money, the government 
takes it.
Although I pay my bills last, I am financially astute enough to not 
get into a tough financial situation. I don’t like consumer debt. I actually 
have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I 
don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called 
tenants. So rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into 
consumer debt in the first place. Although I pay my bills last, I set it up 
to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first.",0.0,I pay myself first,I pay myself first
4197,"I set up my account to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first.",bills,5.0,"Although I pay my bills last, I set it up 
to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first. Although I pay my bills last, I set it up 
to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first. Although I pay my bills last, I am financially astute enough to not 
get into a tough financial situation.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_156,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.
Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last. 
There have been times in my life when, for whatever reason, cash 
flow was far less than my bills. I still paid myself first. My accountant 
and bookkeeper screamed in panic, “They’re going to come after you. 
The IRS is going to put you in jail.” “You’re going to ruin your credit 
rating.” “They’ll cut off the electricity.” I still paid myself first.
“Why?” you ask. Because that’s what the story, The Richest Man In 
Babylon,  was all about: the power of self-discipline and the power of 
internal fortitude. As my rich dad taught me the first month I worked 
for him, most people allow the world to push them around. A bill  
collector calls and you “pay or else.” A sales clerk says, “Oh, just put it 
on your charge card.” Your real estate agent tells you, “Go ahead.   
The government allows you a tax deduction on your home.” That is 
what the book is really about—having the guts to go against the tide 
and get rich. You may not be weak, but when it comes to money, 
many people get wimpy.
I am not saying be irresponsible. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first. The 
reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the 
government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, 
through a Nevada corporation. If I work for money, the government 
takes it.
Although I pay my bills last, I am financially astute enough to not 
get into a tough financial situation. I don’t like consumer debt. I actually 
have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I 
don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called 
tenants. So rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into 
consumer debt in the first place. Although I pay my bills last, I set it up 
to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first.",0.0,They’ll cut off the electricity,They’ll cut off the electricity
4198,What percentage of people work hard all their lives and need government support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work?,percent,6.0,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work. I actually 
have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I 
don’t pay for them.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_156,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.
Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last. 
There have been times in my life when, for whatever reason, cash 
flow was far less than my bills. I still paid myself first. My accountant 
and bookkeeper screamed in panic, “They’re going to come after you. 
The IRS is going to put you in jail.” “You’re going to ruin your credit 
rating.” “They’ll cut off the electricity.” I still paid myself first.
“Why?” you ask. Because that’s what the story, The Richest Man In 
Babylon,  was all about: the power of self-discipline and the power of 
internal fortitude. As my rich dad taught me the first month I worked 
for him, most people allow the world to push them around. A bill  
collector calls and you “pay or else.” A sales clerk says, “Oh, just put it 
on your charge card.” Your real estate agent tells you, “Go ahead.   
The government allows you a tax deduction on your home.” That is 
what the book is really about—having the guts to go against the tide 
and get rich. You may not be weak, but when it comes to money, 
many people get wimpy.
I am not saying be irresponsible. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first. The 
reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the 
government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, 
through a Nevada corporation. If I work for money, the government 
takes it.
Although I pay my bills last, I am financially astute enough to not 
get into a tough financial situation. I don’t like consumer debt. I actually 
have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I 
don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called 
tenants. So rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into 
consumer debt in the first place. Although I pay my bills last, I set it up 
to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first.",0.0,90 percent,90 percent
4199,Why do I have high credit card debt?,reason,7.0,"Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last. There have been times in my life when, for whatever reason, cash 
flow was far less than my bills. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_156,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.
Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last. 
There have been times in my life when, for whatever reason, cash 
flow was far less than my bills. I still paid myself first. My accountant 
and bookkeeper screamed in panic, “They’re going to come after you. 
The IRS is going to put you in jail.” “You’re going to ruin your credit 
rating.” “They’ll cut off the electricity.” I still paid myself first.
“Why?” you ask. Because that’s what the story, The Richest Man In 
Babylon,  was all about: the power of self-discipline and the power of 
internal fortitude. As my rich dad taught me the first month I worked 
for him, most people allow the world to push them around. A bill  
collector calls and you “pay or else.” A sales clerk says, “Oh, just put it 
on your charge card.” Your real estate agent tells you, “Go ahead.   
The government allows you a tax deduction on your home.” That is 
what the book is really about—having the guts to go against the tide 
and get rich. You may not be weak, but when it comes to money, 
many people get wimpy.
I am not saying be irresponsible. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first. The 
reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the 
government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, 
through a Nevada corporation. If I work for money, the government 
takes it.
Although I pay my bills last, I am financially astute enough to not 
get into a tough financial situation. I don’t like consumer debt. I actually 
have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I 
don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called 
tenants. So rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into 
consumer debt in the first place. Although I pay my bills last, I set it up 
to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first.",0.0,They pay themselves last,They pay themselves last
4200,What is the power of self-discipline and internal fortitude?,power,8.0,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work. Because that’s what the story, The Richest Man In 
Babylon,  was all about: the power of self-discipline and the power of 
internal fortitude. Because that’s what the story, The Richest Man In 
Babylon,  was all about: the power of self-discipline and the power of 
internal fortitude.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_156,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started156
If you can truly begin to understand the power of cash flow,  
you will soon realize what is wrong with the previous diagram, or why  
90 percent of people work hard all their lives and need government 
support like Social Security when they are no longer able to work.
Kim and I have had many bookkeepers, accountants, and bankers 
who have had a major problem with this way of looking at, “Pay  
yourself first.” The reason is that these financial professionals actually  
do what the masses do: They pay themselves last. 
There have been times in my life when, for whatever reason, cash 
flow was far less than my bills. I still paid myself first. My accountant 
and bookkeeper screamed in panic, “They’re going to come after you. 
The IRS is going to put you in jail.” “You’re going to ruin your credit 
rating.” “They’ll cut off the electricity.” I still paid myself first.
“Why?” you ask. Because that’s what the story, The Richest Man In 
Babylon,  was all about: the power of self-discipline and the power of 
internal fortitude. As my rich dad taught me the first month I worked 
for him, most people allow the world to push them around. A bill  
collector calls and you “pay or else.” A sales clerk says, “Oh, just put it 
on your charge card.” Your real estate agent tells you, “Go ahead.   
The government allows you a tax deduction on your home.” That is 
what the book is really about—having the guts to go against the tide 
and get rich. You may not be weak, but when it comes to money, 
many people get wimpy.
I am not saying be irresponsible. The reason I don’t have high  
credit-card debt, and doodad debt, is because I pay myself first. The 
reason I minimize my income is because I don’t want to pay it to the 
government. That is why my income comes from my asset column, 
through a Nevada corporation. If I work for money, the government 
takes it.
Although I pay my bills last, I am financially astute enough to not 
get into a tough financial situation. I don’t like consumer debt. I actually 
have liabilities that are higher than 99 percent of the population, but I 
don’t pay for them. Other people pay for my liabilities. They’re called 
tenants. So rule number one in paying yourself first is: Don’t get into 
consumer debt in the first place. Although I pay my bills last, I set it up 
to have only small unimportant bills that are due.When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first.",0.0,"The Richest Man In 
Babylon","The Richest Man In 
Babylon"
4201,What do we pay for?,consumer debt,1.0,"We just don’t cave in to pressure and spend 
our savings or liquidate stocks to pay for consumer debt.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_157,"Rich Dad Poor Dad157
When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first. I let 
the creditors and even the government scream. I like it when they get 
tough. Why? Because those guys do me a favor. They inspire me to go 
out and create more money. So I pay myself first, invest the money, 
and let the creditors yell. I generally pay them right away anyway. Kim 
and I have excellent credit. We just don’t cave in to pressure and spend 
our savings or liquidate stocks to pay for consumer debt. That is not 
too financially intelligent.
T o successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind:
1. Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep 
your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or 
nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent.
2. When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip  
into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire 
your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more 
money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your 
ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.
So many times I have gotten into financial hot water and used my 
brain to create more income while staunchly defending the assets in my 
asset column. My bookkeeper has screamed and dived for cover, but I 
was like a good soldier defending the fort—Fort Assets.
Poor people have poor habits. A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills.
I know that sounds tough, but as I said, if you’re not tough inside, 
the world will always push you around anyway.
If you do not like financial pressure, then find a formula that works 
for you. A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. But this violates the pay-yourself-first rule.This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence.",0.0,consumer debt,consumer debt
4202,What do I build up first?,assets,2.0,"So many times I have gotten into financial hot water and used my 
brain to create more income while staunchly defending the assets in my 
asset column. My bookkeeper has screamed and dived for cover, but I 
was like a good soldier defending the fort—Fort Assets. Build up assets first.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_157,"Rich Dad Poor Dad157
When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first. I let 
the creditors and even the government scream. I like it when they get 
tough. Why? Because those guys do me a favor. They inspire me to go 
out and create more money. So I pay myself first, invest the money, 
and let the creditors yell. I generally pay them right away anyway. Kim 
and I have excellent credit. We just don’t cave in to pressure and spend 
our savings or liquidate stocks to pay for consumer debt. That is not 
too financially intelligent.
T o successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind:
1. Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep 
your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or 
nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent.
2. When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip  
into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire 
your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more 
money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your 
ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.
So many times I have gotten into financial hot water and used my 
brain to create more income while staunchly defending the assets in my 
asset column. My bookkeeper has screamed and dived for cover, but I 
was like a good soldier defending the fort—Fort Assets.
Poor people have poor habits. A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills.
I know that sounds tough, but as I said, if you’re not tough inside, 
the world will always push you around anyway.
If you do not like financial pressure, then find a formula that works 
for you. A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. But this violates the pay-yourself-first rule.This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence.",0.0,assets,assets
4203,"What do the rich know is only used to create more money, not to pay bills?",savings,3.0,"A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills. A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills. We just don’t cave in to pressure and spend 
our savings or liquidate stocks to pay for consumer debt.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_157,"Rich Dad Poor Dad157
When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first. I let 
the creditors and even the government scream. I like it when they get 
tough. Why? Because those guys do me a favor. They inspire me to go 
out and create more money. So I pay myself first, invest the money, 
and let the creditors yell. I generally pay them right away anyway. Kim 
and I have excellent credit. We just don’t cave in to pressure and spend 
our savings or liquidate stocks to pay for consumer debt. That is not 
too financially intelligent.
T o successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind:
1. Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep 
your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or 
nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent.
2. When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip  
into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire 
your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more 
money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your 
ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.
So many times I have gotten into financial hot water and used my 
brain to create more income while staunchly defending the assets in my 
asset column. My bookkeeper has screamed and dived for cover, but I 
was like a good soldier defending the fort—Fort Assets.
Poor people have poor habits. A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills.
I know that sounds tough, but as I said, if you’re not tough inside, 
the world will always push you around anyway.
If you do not like financial pressure, then find a formula that works 
for you. A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. But this violates the pay-yourself-first rule.This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence.",0.0,savings,savings
4204,"What do the rich know that savings are only used to create more money, not to pay?",bills,4.0,"A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills. Use the pressure to inspire 
your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more 
money, and then pay your bills.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_157,"Rich Dad Poor Dad157
When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first. I let 
the creditors and even the government scream. I like it when they get 
tough. Why? Because those guys do me a favor. They inspire me to go 
out and create more money. So I pay myself first, invest the money, 
and let the creditors yell. I generally pay them right away anyway. Kim 
and I have excellent credit. We just don’t cave in to pressure and spend 
our savings or liquidate stocks to pay for consumer debt. That is not 
too financially intelligent.
T o successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind:
1. Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep 
your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or 
nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent.
2. When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip  
into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire 
your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more 
money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your 
ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.
So many times I have gotten into financial hot water and used my 
brain to create more income while staunchly defending the assets in my 
asset column. My bookkeeper has screamed and dived for cover, but I 
was like a good soldier defending the fort—Fort Assets.
Poor people have poor habits. A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills.
I know that sounds tough, but as I said, if you’re not tough inside, 
the world will always push you around anyway.
If you do not like financial pressure, then find a formula that works 
for you. A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. But this violates the pay-yourself-first rule.This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence.",0.0,bills,bills
4205,What should I cut down on?,expenses,5.0,"A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. Keep 
your expenses low.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_157,"Rich Dad Poor Dad157
When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first. I let 
the creditors and even the government scream. I like it when they get 
tough. Why? Because those guys do me a favor. They inspire me to go 
out and create more money. So I pay myself first, invest the money, 
and let the creditors yell. I generally pay them right away anyway. Kim 
and I have excellent credit. We just don’t cave in to pressure and spend 
our savings or liquidate stocks to pay for consumer debt. That is not 
too financially intelligent.
T o successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind:
1. Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep 
your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or 
nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent.
2. When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip  
into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire 
your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more 
money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your 
ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.
So many times I have gotten into financial hot water and used my 
brain to create more income while staunchly defending the assets in my 
asset column. My bookkeeper has screamed and dived for cover, but I 
was like a good soldier defending the fort—Fort Assets.
Poor people have poor habits. A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills.
I know that sounds tough, but as I said, if you’re not tough inside, 
the world will always push you around anyway.
If you do not like financial pressure, then find a formula that works 
for you. A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. But this violates the pay-yourself-first rule.This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence.",0.0,expenses,expenses
4206,What does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence?,rule,6.0,But this violates the pay-yourself-first rule.This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence. But this violates the pay-yourself-first rule.This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_157,"Rich Dad Poor Dad157
When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first. I let 
the creditors and even the government scream. I like it when they get 
tough. Why? Because those guys do me a favor. They inspire me to go 
out and create more money. So I pay myself first, invest the money, 
and let the creditors yell. I generally pay them right away anyway. Kim 
and I have excellent credit. We just don’t cave in to pressure and spend 
our savings or liquidate stocks to pay for consumer debt. That is not 
too financially intelligent.
T o successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind:
1. Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep 
your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or 
nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent.
2. When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip  
into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire 
your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more 
money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your 
ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.
So many times I have gotten into financial hot water and used my 
brain to create more income while staunchly defending the assets in my 
asset column. My bookkeeper has screamed and dived for cover, but I 
was like a good soldier defending the fort—Fort Assets.
Poor people have poor habits. A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills.
I know that sounds tough, but as I said, if you’re not tough inside, 
the world will always push you around anyway.
If you do not like financial pressure, then find a formula that works 
for you. A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. But this violates the pay-yourself-first rule.This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence.",0.0,pay-yourself-first rule,pay-yourself-first rule
4207,What do I create when I get into financial hot water?,income,7.0,"A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. So many times I have gotten into financial hot water and used my 
brain to create more income while staunchly defending the assets in my 
asset column.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_157,"Rich Dad Poor Dad157
When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first. I let 
the creditors and even the government scream. I like it when they get 
tough. Why? Because those guys do me a favor. They inspire me to go 
out and create more money. So I pay myself first, invest the money, 
and let the creditors yell. I generally pay them right away anyway. Kim 
and I have excellent credit. We just don’t cave in to pressure and spend 
our savings or liquidate stocks to pay for consumer debt. That is not 
too financially intelligent.
T o successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind:
1. Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep 
your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or 
nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent.
2. When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip  
into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire 
your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more 
money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your 
ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.
So many times I have gotten into financial hot water and used my 
brain to create more income while staunchly defending the assets in my 
asset column. My bookkeeper has screamed and dived for cover, but I 
was like a good soldier defending the fort—Fort Assets.
Poor people have poor habits. A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills.
I know that sounds tough, but as I said, if you’re not tough inside, 
the world will always push you around anyway.
If you do not like financial pressure, then find a formula that works 
for you. A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. But this violates the pay-yourself-first rule.This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence.",0.0,more income,more income
4208,What do the rich know that savings are only used to create more of?,money,8.0,"A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills. Use the pressure to inspire 
your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more 
money, and then pay your bills.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_157,"Rich Dad Poor Dad157
When I occasionally come up short, I still pay myself first. I let 
the creditors and even the government scream. I like it when they get 
tough. Why? Because those guys do me a favor. They inspire me to go 
out and create more money. So I pay myself first, invest the money, 
and let the creditors yell. I generally pay them right away anyway. Kim 
and I have excellent credit. We just don’t cave in to pressure and spend 
our savings or liquidate stocks to pay for consumer debt. That is not 
too financially intelligent.
T o successfully pay yourself first, keep the following in mind:
1. Don’t get into large debt positions that you have to pay for. Keep 
your expenses low. Build up assets first. Then buy the big house or 
nice car. Being stuck in the Rat Race is not intelligent.
2. When you come up short, let the pressure build and don’t dip  
into your savings or investments. Use the pressure to inspire 
your financial genius to come up with new ways of making more 
money, and then pay your bills. You will have increased your 
ability to make more money as well as your financial intelligence.
So many times I have gotten into financial hot water and used my 
brain to create more income while staunchly defending the assets in my 
asset column. My bookkeeper has screamed and dived for cover, but I 
was like a good soldier defending the fort—Fort Assets.
Poor people have poor habits. A common bad habit is innocently 
called “dipping into savings.” The rich know that savings are only used to 
create more money, not to pay bills.
I know that sounds tough, but as I said, if you’re not tough inside, 
the world will always push you around anyway.
If you do not like financial pressure, then find a formula that works 
for you. A good one is to cut expenses, put your money in the bank, pay 
more than your fair share of income tax, buy safe mutual funds, and take 
the vow of the average. But this violates the pay-yourself-first rule.This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence.",0.0,money,money
4209,What is the age of information?,information age,1.0,We live in the Information Age.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_158,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started158
This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence. It 
doesn’t mean pay yourself first and starve. Life was meant to be enjoyed.  
If you call on your financial genius, you can have all the goodies of 
life, get rich, and pay bills. And that is financial intelligence.
6. Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice 
Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that  
says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be  
“Discount Brokers.”
My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed  
in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also.  
Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers,  
and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are  
professionals, their services should make you money. And the more 
money they make, the more money I make.
We live in the Information Age. Information is priceless. A good 
broker should provide you with information, as well as take the time to 
educate you. I have several brokers who do that for me. Some taught 
me when I had little or no money, and I am still with them today.
What I pay a broker is tiny in comparison with what kind of  
money I can make because of the information they provide. I love  
it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money 
because that usually means I made a lot of money.
A good broker saves me time, in addition to making me money—  
like when I bought the vacant land for $9,000 and sold it immediately 
for over $25,000 so I could buy my Porsche quicker.
A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day 
so I do not have to be. I’d rather play golf.
People who sell their house on their own must not value their time 
much. Why would I want to save a few bucks when I could use that 
time to make more money or spend it with those I love? What I find 
funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping 
restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain 
about paying a broker three to seven percent. They enjoy tipping 
people in the expense column and stiffing people in the asset column. 
That is not financially intelligent.Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal.",0.0,Information Age,Information Age
4210,What is the most expensive profession I have today?,stockbrokers,2.0,"Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers,  
and stockbrokers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_158,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started158
This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence. It 
doesn’t mean pay yourself first and starve. Life was meant to be enjoyed.  
If you call on your financial genius, you can have all the goodies of 
life, get rich, and pay bills. And that is financial intelligence.
6. Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice 
Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that  
says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be  
“Discount Brokers.”
My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed  
in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also.  
Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers,  
and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are  
professionals, their services should make you money. And the more 
money they make, the more money I make.
We live in the Information Age. Information is priceless. A good 
broker should provide you with information, as well as take the time to 
educate you. I have several brokers who do that for me. Some taught 
me when I had little or no money, and I am still with them today.
What I pay a broker is tiny in comparison with what kind of  
money I can make because of the information they provide. I love  
it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money 
because that usually means I made a lot of money.
A good broker saves me time, in addition to making me money—  
like when I bought the vacant land for $9,000 and sold it immediately 
for over $25,000 so I could buy my Porsche quicker.
A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day 
so I do not have to be. I’d rather play golf.
People who sell their house on their own must not value their time 
much. Why would I want to save a few bucks when I could use that 
time to make more money or spend it with those I love? What I find 
funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping 
restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain 
about paying a broker three to seven percent. They enjoy tipping 
people in the expense column and stiffing people in the asset column. 
That is not financially intelligent.Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal.",0.0,attorneys,attorneys
4211,I love it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money because that usually means I made a lot of money.,lot,3.0,"I love  
it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money 
because that usually means I made a lot of money. I love  
it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money 
because that usually means I made a lot of money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_158,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started158
This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence. It 
doesn’t mean pay yourself first and starve. Life was meant to be enjoyed.  
If you call on your financial genius, you can have all the goodies of 
life, get rich, and pay bills. And that is financial intelligence.
6. Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice 
Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that  
says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be  
“Discount Brokers.”
My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed  
in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also.  
Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers,  
and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are  
professionals, their services should make you money. And the more 
money they make, the more money I make.
We live in the Information Age. Information is priceless. A good 
broker should provide you with information, as well as take the time to 
educate you. I have several brokers who do that for me. Some taught 
me when I had little or no money, and I am still with them today.
What I pay a broker is tiny in comparison with what kind of  
money I can make because of the information they provide. I love  
it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money 
because that usually means I made a lot of money.
A good broker saves me time, in addition to making me money—  
like when I bought the vacant land for $9,000 and sold it immediately 
for over $25,000 so I could buy my Porsche quicker.
A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day 
so I do not have to be. I’d rather play golf.
People who sell their house on their own must not value their time 
much. Why would I want to save a few bucks when I could use that 
time to make more money or spend it with those I love? What I find 
funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping 
restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain 
about paying a broker three to seven percent. They enjoy tipping 
people in the expense column and stiffing people in the asset column. 
That is not financially intelligent.Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal.",0.0,"
money","
money"
4212,What does a good broker make me?,money,4.0,"A good broker saves me time, in addition to making me money—  
like when I bought the vacant land for $9,000 and sold it immediately 
for over $25,000 so I could buy my Porsche quicker. I love  
it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money 
because that usually means I made a lot of money. I love  
it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money 
because that usually means I made a lot of money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_158,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started158
This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence. It 
doesn’t mean pay yourself first and starve. Life was meant to be enjoyed.  
If you call on your financial genius, you can have all the goodies of 
life, get rich, and pay bills. And that is financial intelligence.
6. Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice 
Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that  
says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be  
“Discount Brokers.”
My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed  
in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also.  
Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers,  
and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are  
professionals, their services should make you money. And the more 
money they make, the more money I make.
We live in the Information Age. Information is priceless. A good 
broker should provide you with information, as well as take the time to 
educate you. I have several brokers who do that for me. Some taught 
me when I had little or no money, and I am still with them today.
What I pay a broker is tiny in comparison with what kind of  
money I can make because of the information they provide. I love  
it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money 
because that usually means I made a lot of money.
A good broker saves me time, in addition to making me money—  
like when I bought the vacant land for $9,000 and sold it immediately 
for over $25,000 so I could buy my Porsche quicker.
A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day 
so I do not have to be. I’d rather play golf.
People who sell their house on their own must not value their time 
much. Why would I want to save a few bucks when I could use that 
time to make more money or spend it with those I love? What I find 
funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping 
restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain 
about paying a broker three to seven percent. They enjoy tipping 
people in the expense column and stiffing people in the asset column. 
That is not financially intelligent.Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal.",0.0,money,money
4213,Who do I see on TV claiming to be discount brokers?,people,5.0,"Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice 
Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that  
says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be  
“Discount Brokers.”
My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice 
Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that  
says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be  
“Discount Brokers.”
My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. What I find 
funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping 
restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain 
about paying a broker three to seven percent.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_158,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started158
This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence. It 
doesn’t mean pay yourself first and starve. Life was meant to be enjoyed.  
If you call on your financial genius, you can have all the goodies of 
life, get rich, and pay bills. And that is financial intelligence.
6. Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice 
Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that  
says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be  
“Discount Brokers.”
My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed  
in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also.  
Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers,  
and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are  
professionals, their services should make you money. And the more 
money they make, the more money I make.
We live in the Information Age. Information is priceless. A good 
broker should provide you with information, as well as take the time to 
educate you. I have several brokers who do that for me. Some taught 
me when I had little or no money, and I am still with them today.
What I pay a broker is tiny in comparison with what kind of  
money I can make because of the information they provide. I love  
it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money 
because that usually means I made a lot of money.
A good broker saves me time, in addition to making me money—  
like when I bought the vacant land for $9,000 and sold it immediately 
for over $25,000 so I could buy my Porsche quicker.
A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day 
so I do not have to be. I’d rather play golf.
People who sell their house on their own must not value their time 
much. Why would I want to save a few bucks when I could use that 
time to make more money or spend it with those I love? What I find 
funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping 
restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain 
about paying a broker three to seven percent. They enjoy tipping 
people in the expense column and stiffing people in the asset column. 
That is not financially intelligent.Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal.",0.0," 
“Discount Brokers.”"," 
“Discount Brokers.”"
4214,What does a good broker save me?,time,6.0,"A good broker saves me time, in addition to making me money—  
like when I bought the vacant land for $9,000 and sold it immediately 
for over $25,000 so I could buy my Porsche quicker. Why would I want to save a few bucks when I could use that 
time to make more money or spend it with those I love? A good 
broker should provide you with information, as well as take the time to 
educate you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_158,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started158
This rule does not encourage self-sacrifice or financial abstinence. It 
doesn’t mean pay yourself first and starve. Life was meant to be enjoyed.  
If you call on your financial genius, you can have all the goodies of 
life, get rich, and pay bills. And that is financial intelligence.
6. Pay your brokers well: the power of good advice 
Sometimes I see people posting a sign in front of their house that  
says, “For Sale by Owner.” Or I see people on TV claiming to be  
“Discount Brokers.”
My rich dad taught me to take the opposite approach. He believed  
in paying professionals well, and I have adopted that policy also.  
Today, I have expensive attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers,  
and stockbrokers. Why? Because if, and I do mean if, the people are  
professionals, their services should make you money. And the more 
money they make, the more money I make.
We live in the Information Age. Information is priceless. A good 
broker should provide you with information, as well as take the time to 
educate you. I have several brokers who do that for me. Some taught 
me when I had little or no money, and I am still with them today.
What I pay a broker is tiny in comparison with what kind of  
money I can make because of the information they provide. I love  
it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money 
because that usually means I made a lot of money.
A good broker saves me time, in addition to making me money—  
like when I bought the vacant land for $9,000 and sold it immediately 
for over $25,000 so I could buy my Porsche quicker.
A broker is my eyes and ears in the market. They’re there every day 
so I do not have to be. I’d rather play golf.
People who sell their house on their own must not value their time 
much. Why would I want to save a few bucks when I could use that 
time to make more money or spend it with those I love? What I find 
funny is that so many poor and middle-class people insist on tipping 
restaurant help 15 to 20 percent, even for bad service, but complain 
about paying a broker three to seven percent. They enjoy tipping 
people in the expense column and stiffing people in the asset column. 
That is not financially intelligent.Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal.",0.0,time,time
4215,What is management of people?,management skills,1.0,"As I said earlier, one of the management skills is the management 
of people.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_159,"Rich Dad Poor Dad159
Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal. Unfortunately, 
most brokers are only salespeople. They sell, but they themselves own 
little or no real estate. There is a tremendous difference between a broker 
who sells houses and a broker who sells investments. The same is true for 
stock, bond, mutual fund, and insurance, brokers who call themselves 
financial planners. 
When I interview any paid professional, I first find out how much  
property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in 
taxes. And that applies to my tax attorney as well as my accountant.  
I have an accountant who minds his own business. His profession is  
accounting, but his business is real estate. I used to have an accountant 
who was a small-business accountant, but he had no real estate. I 
switched because we did not love the same business.
Find a broker who has your best interests at heart. Many brokers will 
spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find. 
Just be fair, and most of them will be fair to you. If all you can think 
about is cutting their commissions, then why should they want to help 
you? It’s just simple logic.
As I said earlier, one of the management skills is the management 
of people. Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and 
they have power over. Many middle managers remain middle managers, 
failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people 
below them, but not with people above them. The real skill is to manage 
and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. 
That is why companies have a board of directors. You should have one 
too. That is financial intelligence.
7. Be an Indian giver: the power of getting something for nothing 
When the first European settlers came to America, they were taken 
aback by a cultural practice some American Indians had. For example, if a 
settler was cold, the Indian would give the person a blanket. Mistaking it 
for a gift, the settler was often offended when the Indian asked for it back.
The Indians also got upset when they realized the settlers did not 
want to give it back. That is where the term “Indian giver” came from,  
a simple cultural misunderstanding.wealth.",0.0,Many people only manage people they feel smarter than,Many people only manage people they feel smarter than
4216,What is the power of getting something for nothing?,american indians,2.0,"Be an Indian giver: the power of getting something for nothing 
When the first European settlers came to America, they were taken 
aback by a cultural practice some American Indians had.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_159,"Rich Dad Poor Dad159
Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal. Unfortunately, 
most brokers are only salespeople. They sell, but they themselves own 
little or no real estate. There is a tremendous difference between a broker 
who sells houses and a broker who sells investments. The same is true for 
stock, bond, mutual fund, and insurance, brokers who call themselves 
financial planners. 
When I interview any paid professional, I first find out how much  
property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in 
taxes. And that applies to my tax attorney as well as my accountant.  
I have an accountant who minds his own business. His profession is  
accounting, but his business is real estate. I used to have an accountant 
who was a small-business accountant, but he had no real estate. I 
switched because we did not love the same business.
Find a broker who has your best interests at heart. Many brokers will 
spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find. 
Just be fair, and most of them will be fair to you. If all you can think 
about is cutting their commissions, then why should they want to help 
you? It’s just simple logic.
As I said earlier, one of the management skills is the management 
of people. Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and 
they have power over. Many middle managers remain middle managers, 
failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people 
below them, but not with people above them. The real skill is to manage 
and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. 
That is why companies have a board of directors. You should have one 
too. That is financial intelligence.
7. Be an Indian giver: the power of getting something for nothing 
When the first European settlers came to America, they were taken 
aback by a cultural practice some American Indians had. For example, if a 
settler was cold, the Indian would give the person a blanket. Mistaking it 
for a gift, the settler was often offended when the Indian asked for it back.
The Indians also got upset when they realized the settlers did not 
want to give it back. That is where the term “Indian giver” came from,  
a simple cultural misunderstanding.wealth.",0.0,Be an Indian giver,Be an Indian giver
4217,What are financial planners?,brokers,3.0,"The same is true for 
stock, bond, mutual fund, and insurance, brokers who call themselves 
financial planners. Many brokers will 
spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find. Rich Dad Poor Dad159
Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_159,"Rich Dad Poor Dad159
Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal. Unfortunately, 
most brokers are only salespeople. They sell, but they themselves own 
little or no real estate. There is a tremendous difference between a broker 
who sells houses and a broker who sells investments. The same is true for 
stock, bond, mutual fund, and insurance, brokers who call themselves 
financial planners. 
When I interview any paid professional, I first find out how much  
property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in 
taxes. And that applies to my tax attorney as well as my accountant.  
I have an accountant who minds his own business. His profession is  
accounting, but his business is real estate. I used to have an accountant 
who was a small-business accountant, but he had no real estate. I 
switched because we did not love the same business.
Find a broker who has your best interests at heart. Many brokers will 
spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find. 
Just be fair, and most of them will be fair to you. If all you can think 
about is cutting their commissions, then why should they want to help 
you? It’s just simple logic.
As I said earlier, one of the management skills is the management 
of people. Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and 
they have power over. Many middle managers remain middle managers, 
failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people 
below them, but not with people above them. The real skill is to manage 
and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. 
That is why companies have a board of directors. You should have one 
too. That is financial intelligence.
7. Be an Indian giver: the power of getting something for nothing 
When the first European settlers came to America, they were taken 
aback by a cultural practice some American Indians had. For example, if a 
settler was cold, the Indian would give the person a blanket. Mistaking it 
for a gift, the settler was often offended when the Indian asked for it back.
The Indians also got upset when they realized the settlers did not 
want to give it back. That is where the term “Indian giver” came from,  
a simple cultural misunderstanding.wealth.",0.0,brokers,brokers
4218,What does the accountant who is a small business accountant have no real estate?,estate,4.0,"I used to have an accountant 
who was a small-business accountant, but he had no real estate. His profession is  
accounting, but his business is real estate. They sell, but they themselves own 
little or no real estate.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_159,"Rich Dad Poor Dad159
Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal. Unfortunately, 
most brokers are only salespeople. They sell, but they themselves own 
little or no real estate. There is a tremendous difference between a broker 
who sells houses and a broker who sells investments. The same is true for 
stock, bond, mutual fund, and insurance, brokers who call themselves 
financial planners. 
When I interview any paid professional, I first find out how much  
property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in 
taxes. And that applies to my tax attorney as well as my accountant.  
I have an accountant who minds his own business. His profession is  
accounting, but his business is real estate. I used to have an accountant 
who was a small-business accountant, but he had no real estate. I 
switched because we did not love the same business.
Find a broker who has your best interests at heart. Many brokers will 
spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find. 
Just be fair, and most of them will be fair to you. If all you can think 
about is cutting their commissions, then why should they want to help 
you? It’s just simple logic.
As I said earlier, one of the management skills is the management 
of people. Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and 
they have power over. Many middle managers remain middle managers, 
failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people 
below them, but not with people above them. The real skill is to manage 
and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. 
That is why companies have a board of directors. You should have one 
too. That is financial intelligence.
7. Be an Indian giver: the power of getting something for nothing 
When the first European settlers came to America, they were taken 
aback by a cultural practice some American Indians had. For example, if a 
settler was cold, the Indian would give the person a blanket. Mistaking it 
for a gift, the settler was often offended when the Indian asked for it back.
The Indians also got upset when they realized the settlers did not 
want to give it back. That is where the term “Indian giver” came from,  
a simple cultural misunderstanding.wealth.",0.0,people,people
4219,"What do middle managers know how to work with below them, but not above them?",people,5.0,"Many middle managers remain middle managers, 
failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people 
below them, but not with people above them. Many middle managers remain middle managers, 
failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people 
below them, but not with people above them. The real skill is to manage 
and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_159,"Rich Dad Poor Dad159
Keep in mind that not all brokers are created equal. Unfortunately, 
most brokers are only salespeople. They sell, but they themselves own 
little or no real estate. There is a tremendous difference between a broker 
who sells houses and a broker who sells investments. The same is true for 
stock, bond, mutual fund, and insurance, brokers who call themselves 
financial planners. 
When I interview any paid professional, I first find out how much  
property or stocks they personally own and what percentage they pay in 
taxes. And that applies to my tax attorney as well as my accountant.  
I have an accountant who minds his own business. His profession is  
accounting, but his business is real estate. I used to have an accountant 
who was a small-business accountant, but he had no real estate. I 
switched because we did not love the same business.
Find a broker who has your best interests at heart. Many brokers will 
spend the time educating you, and they could be the best asset you find. 
Just be fair, and most of them will be fair to you. If all you can think 
about is cutting their commissions, then why should they want to help 
you? It’s just simple logic.
As I said earlier, one of the management skills is the management 
of people. Many people only manage people they feel smarter than and 
they have power over. Many middle managers remain middle managers, 
failing to get promoted, because they know how to work with people 
below them, but not with people above them. The real skill is to manage 
and reward the people who are smarter than you in some technical area. 
That is why companies have a board of directors. You should have one 
too. That is financial intelligence.
7. Be an Indian giver: the power of getting something for nothing 
When the first European settlers came to America, they were taken 
aback by a cultural practice some American Indians had. For example, if a 
settler was cold, the Indian would give the person a blanket. Mistaking it 
for a gift, the settler was often offended when the Indian asked for it back.
The Indians also got upset when they realized the settlers did not 
want to give it back. That is where the term “Indian giver” came from,  
a simple cultural misunderstanding.wealth.",0.0,people,people
4220,When do snowbirds come to Arizona?,winter months,1.0,"Would it not be 
better to get a loan on it?” The answer 
is, “Not in this case.” My investment company uses this condominium 
as a vacation rental in the winter months when the “snowbirds” 
come to Arizona.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_160,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started160
In the world of the asset column, being an Indian giver is vital to 
wealth. The sophisticated investor’s first question is: “How fast do I  
get my money back?” They also want to know what they get for free, 
also called a “piece of the action.” That is why the ROI, or return on 
investment, is so important.
For example, I found a small condominium that was in foreclosure 
a few blocks from where I lived. The bank wanted $60,000, and I 
submitted a bid for $50,000, which 
they took, simply because, along 
with my bid, was a cashier’s check for 
$50,000. They realized I was serious. 
Most investors would say, “Aren’t you 
tying up a lot of cash? Would it not be 
better to get a loan on it?” The answer 
is, “Not in this case.” My investment company uses this condominium 
as a vacation rental in the winter months when the “snowbirds” 
come to Arizona. It rents for $2,500 a month for four months out of 
the year. For rental during the off-season, it rents for only $1,000 a 
month. I had my money back in about three years. Now I own this 
asset, which pumps money out for me, month in and month out.
The same is done with stocks. Frequently, my broker calls and  
recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a 
company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value 
to the stock, like announcing a new product. I will move my money 
in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my 
initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of 
the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on 
another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own 
an asset that was technically free.
T rue, I have lost money on many occasions, but I only play with 
money I can afford to lose. I would say, on an average 10 investments, 
I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I 
lose on two or three. But I limit my losses to only the money I have in 
at thatPeople who hate risk put their money in the bank.",0.0,winter months,winter months
4221,What does my investment company use this condo as?,vacation rental,2.0,"Would it not be 
better to get a loan on it?” The answer 
is, “Not in this case.” My investment company uses this condominium 
as a vacation rental in the winter months when the “snowbirds” 
come to Arizona.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_160,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started160
In the world of the asset column, being an Indian giver is vital to 
wealth. The sophisticated investor’s first question is: “How fast do I  
get my money back?” They also want to know what they get for free, 
also called a “piece of the action.” That is why the ROI, or return on 
investment, is so important.
For example, I found a small condominium that was in foreclosure 
a few blocks from where I lived. The bank wanted $60,000, and I 
submitted a bid for $50,000, which 
they took, simply because, along 
with my bid, was a cashier’s check for 
$50,000. They realized I was serious. 
Most investors would say, “Aren’t you 
tying up a lot of cash? Would it not be 
better to get a loan on it?” The answer 
is, “Not in this case.” My investment company uses this condominium 
as a vacation rental in the winter months when the “snowbirds” 
come to Arizona. It rents for $2,500 a month for four months out of 
the year. For rental during the off-season, it rents for only $1,000 a 
month. I had my money back in about three years. Now I own this 
asset, which pumps money out for me, month in and month out.
The same is done with stocks. Frequently, my broker calls and  
recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a 
company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value 
to the stock, like announcing a new product. I will move my money 
in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my 
initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of 
the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on 
another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own 
an asset that was technically free.
T rue, I have lost money on many occasions, but I only play with 
money I can afford to lose. I would say, on an average 10 investments, 
I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I 
lose on two or three. But I limit my losses to only the money I have in 
at thatPeople who hate risk put their money in the bank.",0.0,vacation rental,vacation rental
4222,What type of property is used by my investment company as a vacation rental in the winter months when the “snowbirds” come to Arizona?,condominium,3.0,"Would it not be 
better to get a loan on it?” The answer 
is, “Not in this case.” My investment company uses this condominium 
as a vacation rental in the winter months when the “snowbirds” 
come to Arizona. For example, I found a small condominium that was in foreclosure 
a few blocks from where I lived.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_160,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started160
In the world of the asset column, being an Indian giver is vital to 
wealth. The sophisticated investor’s first question is: “How fast do I  
get my money back?” They also want to know what they get for free, 
also called a “piece of the action.” That is why the ROI, or return on 
investment, is so important.
For example, I found a small condominium that was in foreclosure 
a few blocks from where I lived. The bank wanted $60,000, and I 
submitted a bid for $50,000, which 
they took, simply because, along 
with my bid, was a cashier’s check for 
$50,000. They realized I was serious. 
Most investors would say, “Aren’t you 
tying up a lot of cash? Would it not be 
better to get a loan on it?” The answer 
is, “Not in this case.” My investment company uses this condominium 
as a vacation rental in the winter months when the “snowbirds” 
come to Arizona. It rents for $2,500 a month for four months out of 
the year. For rental during the off-season, it rents for only $1,000 a 
month. I had my money back in about three years. Now I own this 
asset, which pumps money out for me, month in and month out.
The same is done with stocks. Frequently, my broker calls and  
recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a 
company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value 
to the stock, like announcing a new product. I will move my money 
in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my 
initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of 
the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on 
another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own 
an asset that was technically free.
T rue, I have lost money on many occasions, but I only play with 
money I can afford to lose. I would say, on an average 10 investments, 
I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I 
lose on two or three. But I limit my losses to only the money I have in 
at thatPeople who hate risk put their money in the bank.",0.0,condominium,condominium
4223,What is the same thing as stocks?,stocks,4.0,The same is done with stocks.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_160,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started160
In the world of the asset column, being an Indian giver is vital to 
wealth. The sophisticated investor’s first question is: “How fast do I  
get my money back?” They also want to know what they get for free, 
also called a “piece of the action.” That is why the ROI, or return on 
investment, is so important.
For example, I found a small condominium that was in foreclosure 
a few blocks from where I lived. The bank wanted $60,000, and I 
submitted a bid for $50,000, which 
they took, simply because, along 
with my bid, was a cashier’s check for 
$50,000. They realized I was serious. 
Most investors would say, “Aren’t you 
tying up a lot of cash? Would it not be 
better to get a loan on it?” The answer 
is, “Not in this case.” My investment company uses this condominium 
as a vacation rental in the winter months when the “snowbirds” 
come to Arizona. It rents for $2,500 a month for four months out of 
the year. For rental during the off-season, it rents for only $1,000 a 
month. I had my money back in about three years. Now I own this 
asset, which pumps money out for me, month in and month out.
The same is done with stocks. Frequently, my broker calls and  
recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a 
company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value 
to the stock, like announcing a new product. I will move my money 
in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my 
initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of 
the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on 
another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own 
an asset that was technically free.
T rue, I have lost money on many occasions, but I only play with 
money I can afford to lose. I would say, on an average 10 investments, 
I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I 
lose on two or three. But I limit my losses to only the money I have in 
at thatPeople who hate risk put their money in the bank.",0.0,"pumps money out for me, month in and month out","pumps money out for me, month in and month out"
4224,What do sophisticated investors want to know about their money?,money,5.0,"The sophisticated investor’s first question is: “How fast do I  
get my money back?” They also want to know what they get for free, 
also called a “piece of the action.” That is why the ROI, or return on 
investment, is so important. Frequently, my broker calls and  
recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a 
company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value 
to the stock, like announcing a new product. Then I pull my 
initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of 
the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on 
another asset.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_160,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started160
In the world of the asset column, being an Indian giver is vital to 
wealth. The sophisticated investor’s first question is: “How fast do I  
get my money back?” They also want to know what they get for free, 
also called a “piece of the action.” That is why the ROI, or return on 
investment, is so important.
For example, I found a small condominium that was in foreclosure 
a few blocks from where I lived. The bank wanted $60,000, and I 
submitted a bid for $50,000, which 
they took, simply because, along 
with my bid, was a cashier’s check for 
$50,000. They realized I was serious. 
Most investors would say, “Aren’t you 
tying up a lot of cash? Would it not be 
better to get a loan on it?” The answer 
is, “Not in this case.” My investment company uses this condominium 
as a vacation rental in the winter months when the “snowbirds” 
come to Arizona. It rents for $2,500 a month for four months out of 
the year. For rental during the off-season, it rents for only $1,000 a 
month. I had my money back in about three years. Now I own this 
asset, which pumps money out for me, month in and month out.
The same is done with stocks. Frequently, my broker calls and  
recommends I move a sizable amount of money into the stock of a 
company that he feels is just about to make a move that will add value 
to the stock, like announcing a new product. I will move my money 
in for a week to a month while the stock moves up. Then I pull my 
initial dollar amount out, and stop worrying about the fluctuations of 
the market, because my initial money is back and ready to work on 
another asset. So my money goes in, and then it comes out, and I own 
an asset that was technically free.
T rue, I have lost money on many occasions, but I only play with 
money I can afford to lose. I would say, on an average 10 investments, 
I hit home runs on two or three, while five or six do nothing, and I 
lose on two or three. But I limit my losses to only the money I have in 
at thatPeople who hate risk put their money in the bank.",0.0,what they get for free,what they get for free
4225,What is Ray Kroc's company?,mcdonald,1.0,"Ray Kroc, of 
McDonald’s fame, sold hamburger franchises, not because he loved 
hamburgers, but because he wanted the real estate under the franchise 
for free.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_161,"Rich Dad Poor Dad161
People who hate risk put their money in the bank. In the long run, 
safe savings are better than no savings. But it takes a long time to get 
your money back and, in most instances, you don’t get anything for  
free with it. 
On every one of my investments, there must be an upside,  
something for free—like a condominium, a mini-storage, a piece  
of free land, a house, stock shares, or an office building. And there 
must be limited risk, or a low-risk idea. There are books devoted 
entirely to this subject, so I will not talk about it here. Ray Kroc, of 
McDonald’s fame, sold hamburger franchises, not because he loved 
hamburgers, but because he wanted the real estate under the franchise 
for free.
So wise investors must look at more than ROI. They look at  
the assets they get for free once they get their money back. That is  
financial intelligence.
8. Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus
A friend’s child has been developing a nasty habit of burning a 
hole in his pocket. Just 16, he wanted his own car. The excuse: “All his 
friends’ parents gave their kids cars.” The child wanted to go into his 
savings and use it for a down payment. That was when his father called 
me and then came to see me.
“Do you think I should let him do it, or should I just buy him a car?”
I answered, “It might relieve the pressure in the short term, but what 
have you taught him in the long term? Can you use this desire to own a 
car and inspire your son to learn something?” Suddenly the lights went 
on, and he hurried home.
T wo months later I ran into my friend again“So what was the hitch?” I asked.",0.0,McDonald’s,McDonald’s
4226,What can you use to buy luxuries?,assets,2.0,"Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus
A friend’s child has been developing a nasty habit of burning a 
hole in his pocket. They look at  
the assets they get for free once they get their money back.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_161,"Rich Dad Poor Dad161
People who hate risk put their money in the bank. In the long run, 
safe savings are better than no savings. But it takes a long time to get 
your money back and, in most instances, you don’t get anything for  
free with it. 
On every one of my investments, there must be an upside,  
something for free—like a condominium, a mini-storage, a piece  
of free land, a house, stock shares, or an office building. And there 
must be limited risk, or a low-risk idea. There are books devoted 
entirely to this subject, so I will not talk about it here. Ray Kroc, of 
McDonald’s fame, sold hamburger franchises, not because he loved 
hamburgers, but because he wanted the real estate under the franchise 
for free.
So wise investors must look at more than ROI. They look at  
the assets they get for free once they get their money back. That is  
financial intelligence.
8. Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus
A friend’s child has been developing a nasty habit of burning a 
hole in his pocket. Just 16, he wanted his own car. The excuse: “All his 
friends’ parents gave their kids cars.” The child wanted to go into his 
savings and use it for a down payment. That was when his father called 
me and then came to see me.
“Do you think I should let him do it, or should I just buy him a car?”
I answered, “It might relieve the pressure in the short term, but what 
have you taught him in the long term? Can you use this desire to own a 
car and inspire your son to learn something?” Suddenly the lights went 
on, and he hurried home.
T wo months later I ran into my friend again“So what was the hitch?” I asked.",0.0,assets,assets
4227,What is Ray Kroc's fame?,fame,3.0,"Ray Kroc, of 
McDonald’s fame, sold hamburger franchises, not because he loved 
hamburgers, but because he wanted the real estate under the franchise 
for free.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_161,"Rich Dad Poor Dad161
People who hate risk put their money in the bank. In the long run, 
safe savings are better than no savings. But it takes a long time to get 
your money back and, in most instances, you don’t get anything for  
free with it. 
On every one of my investments, there must be an upside,  
something for free—like a condominium, a mini-storage, a piece  
of free land, a house, stock shares, or an office building. And there 
must be limited risk, or a low-risk idea. There are books devoted 
entirely to this subject, so I will not talk about it here. Ray Kroc, of 
McDonald’s fame, sold hamburger franchises, not because he loved 
hamburgers, but because he wanted the real estate under the franchise 
for free.
So wise investors must look at more than ROI. They look at  
the assets they get for free once they get their money back. That is  
financial intelligence.
8. Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus
A friend’s child has been developing a nasty habit of burning a 
hole in his pocket. Just 16, he wanted his own car. The excuse: “All his 
friends’ parents gave their kids cars.” The child wanted to go into his 
savings and use it for a down payment. That was when his father called 
me and then came to see me.
“Do you think I should let him do it, or should I just buy him a car?”
I answered, “It might relieve the pressure in the short term, but what 
have you taught him in the long term? Can you use this desire to own a 
car and inspire your son to learn something?” Suddenly the lights went 
on, and he hurried home.
T wo months later I ran into my friend again“So what was the hitch?” I asked.",0.0,"
McDonald’s","
McDonald’s"
4228,What is better than no savings?,savings,4.0,"The excuse: “All his 
friends’ parents gave their kids cars.” The child wanted to go into his 
savings and use it for a down payment. In the long run, 
safe savings are better than no savings. In the long run, 
safe savings are better than no savings.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_161,"Rich Dad Poor Dad161
People who hate risk put their money in the bank. In the long run, 
safe savings are better than no savings. But it takes a long time to get 
your money back and, in most instances, you don’t get anything for  
free with it. 
On every one of my investments, there must be an upside,  
something for free—like a condominium, a mini-storage, a piece  
of free land, a house, stock shares, or an office building. And there 
must be limited risk, or a low-risk idea. There are books devoted 
entirely to this subject, so I will not talk about it here. Ray Kroc, of 
McDonald’s fame, sold hamburger franchises, not because he loved 
hamburgers, but because he wanted the real estate under the franchise 
for free.
So wise investors must look at more than ROI. They look at  
the assets they get for free once they get their money back. That is  
financial intelligence.
8. Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus
A friend’s child has been developing a nasty habit of burning a 
hole in his pocket. Just 16, he wanted his own car. The excuse: “All his 
friends’ parents gave their kids cars.” The child wanted to go into his 
savings and use it for a down payment. That was when his father called 
me and then came to see me.
“Do you think I should let him do it, or should I just buy him a car?”
I answered, “It might relieve the pressure in the short term, but what 
have you taught him in the long term? Can you use this desire to own a 
car and inspire your son to learn something?” Suddenly the lights went 
on, and he hurried home.
T wo months later I ran into my friend again“So what was the hitch?” I asked.",0.0,safe savings,safe savings
4229,What do people hate when they put their money in the bank?,risk,5.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad161
People who hate risk put their money in the bank. And there 
must be limited risk, or a low-risk idea. And there 
must be limited risk, or a low-risk idea.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_161,"Rich Dad Poor Dad161
People who hate risk put their money in the bank. In the long run, 
safe savings are better than no savings. But it takes a long time to get 
your money back and, in most instances, you don’t get anything for  
free with it. 
On every one of my investments, there must be an upside,  
something for free—like a condominium, a mini-storage, a piece  
of free land, a house, stock shares, or an office building. And there 
must be limited risk, or a low-risk idea. There are books devoted 
entirely to this subject, so I will not talk about it here. Ray Kroc, of 
McDonald’s fame, sold hamburger franchises, not because he loved 
hamburgers, but because he wanted the real estate under the franchise 
for free.
So wise investors must look at more than ROI. They look at  
the assets they get for free once they get their money back. That is  
financial intelligence.
8. Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus
A friend’s child has been developing a nasty habit of burning a 
hole in his pocket. Just 16, he wanted his own car. The excuse: “All his 
friends’ parents gave their kids cars.” The child wanted to go into his 
savings and use it for a down payment. That was when his father called 
me and then came to see me.
“Do you think I should let him do it, or should I just buy him a car?”
I answered, “It might relieve the pressure in the short term, but what 
have you taught him in the long term? Can you use this desire to own a 
car and inspire your son to learn something?” Suddenly the lights went 
on, and he hurried home.
T wo months later I ran into my friend again“So what was the hitch?” I asked.",0.0,risk,risk
4230,What did he want to own when he was 16?,car,6.0,"“Do you think I should let him do it, or should I just buy him a car?”
I answered, “It might relieve the pressure in the short term, but what 
have you taught him in the long term? Can you use this desire to own a 
car and inspire your son to learn something?” Suddenly the lights went 
on, and he hurried home. Just 16, he wanted his own car.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_161,"Rich Dad Poor Dad161
People who hate risk put their money in the bank. In the long run, 
safe savings are better than no savings. But it takes a long time to get 
your money back and, in most instances, you don’t get anything for  
free with it. 
On every one of my investments, there must be an upside,  
something for free—like a condominium, a mini-storage, a piece  
of free land, a house, stock shares, or an office building. And there 
must be limited risk, or a low-risk idea. There are books devoted 
entirely to this subject, so I will not talk about it here. Ray Kroc, of 
McDonald’s fame, sold hamburger franchises, not because he loved 
hamburgers, but because he wanted the real estate under the franchise 
for free.
So wise investors must look at more than ROI. They look at  
the assets they get for free once they get their money back. That is  
financial intelligence.
8. Use assets to buy luxuries: the power of focus
A friend’s child has been developing a nasty habit of burning a 
hole in his pocket. Just 16, he wanted his own car. The excuse: “All his 
friends’ parents gave their kids cars.” The child wanted to go into his 
savings and use it for a down payment. That was when his father called 
me and then came to see me.
“Do you think I should let him do it, or should I just buy him a car?”
I answered, “It might relieve the pressure in the short term, but what 
have you taught him in the long term? Can you use this desire to own a 
car and inspire your son to learn something?” Suddenly the lights went 
on, and he hurried home.
T wo months later I ran into my friend again“So what was the hitch?” I asked.",0.0,car,car
4231,What is the name of the game that we played in the first place?,cashflow,1.0,"“Well, first we played your CASHFLOW  game.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_162,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started162
“So what was the hitch?” I asked.
“Well, first we played your CASHFLOW  game. We then had  
a long discussion about the wise use of money. After that, I gave him  
a subscription to the Wall Street Journal•	80 would have nothing left.",0.0,CASHFLOW,CASHFLOW
4232,What is the hitch?,hitch,2.0,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started162
“So what was the hitch?” I asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_162,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started162
“So what was the hitch?” I asked.
“Well, first we played your CASHFLOW  game. We then had  
a long discussion about the wise use of money. After that, I gave him  
a subscription to the Wall Street Journal•	80 would have nothing left.",0.0,first we played your CASHFLOW  game,first we played your CASHFLOW  game
4233,What did I give him after he gave me a Wall Street Journal• 80?,subscription,3.0,"After that, I gave him  
a subscription to the Wall Street Journal•	80 would have nothing left.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_162,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started162
“So what was the hitch?” I asked.
“Well, first we played your CASHFLOW  game. We then had  
a long discussion about the wise use of money. After that, I gave him  
a subscription to the Wall Street Journal•	80 would have nothing left.",0.0,a subscription,a subscription
4234,What is the hitch?,chapter,4.0,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started162
“So what was the hitch?” I asked.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_162,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started162
“So what was the hitch?” I asked.
“Well, first we played your CASHFLOW  game. We then had  
a long discussion about the wise use of money. After that, I gave him  
a subscription to the Wall Street Journal•	80 would have nothing left.",0.0,first we played your CASHFLOW  game,first we played your CASHFLOW  game
4235,What is the CASHFLOW game?,game,5.0,"“Well, first we played your CASHFLOW  game.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_162,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started162
“So what was the hitch?” I asked.
“Well, first we played your CASHFLOW  game. We then had  
a long discussion about the wise use of money. After that, I gave him  
a subscription to the Wall Street Journal•	80 would have nothing left.",0.0,"
a long discussion about the wise use of money","
a long discussion about the wise use of money"
4236,What is the wise use of money?,money,6.0,"We then had  
a long discussion about the wise use of money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_162,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started162
“So what was the hitch?” I asked.
“Well, first we played your CASHFLOW  game. We then had  
a long discussion about the wise use of money. After that, I gave him  
a subscription to the Wall Street Journal•	80 would have nothing left.",0.0,"
a subscription to the Wall Street Journal","
a subscription to the Wall Street Journal"
4237,What is the wisest way to spend money?,use,7.0,"We then had  
a long discussion about the wise use of money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_162,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started162
“So what was the hitch?” I asked.
“Well, first we played your CASHFLOW  game. We then had  
a long discussion about the wise use of money. After that, I gave him  
a subscription to the Wall Street Journal•	80 would have nothing left.",0.0,subscription to the Wall Street Journal,subscription to the Wall Street Journal
4238,What is the asset column?,liability,1.0,"Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_163,"Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left. In fact, many would have created  
greater debt by making a down payment on a new car, 
refrigerator, electronics, or a holiday.
•	16 would have increased that $10,000 by 5-10 percent.
•	Four would have increased it to $20,000 or into the millions.
We go to school to learn a profession so we can work for money. 
It is my opinion that it’s just as important to learn how to have money 
work for you.
I love my luxuries as much as anyone else. The difference is I don’t 
buy them on credit. It’s the keep-up-with-the-Joneses trap. When I 
wanted to buy a Porsche, the easy road would have been to call my 
banker and get a loan. Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column.
As a habit, I use my desire to consume to inspire and motivate my 
financial genius to invest.
Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things  
we want instead of focusing on creating money. One is easier in the 
short term, but harder in the long term. It’s a bad habit that we as  
individuals, and as a nation, have gotten into. Remember, the easy  
road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.
The earlier you can train yourself and those you love to be masters 
of money, the better. Money is a powerful force. Unfortunately,  
people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial 
intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than 
you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.
To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then 
money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to 
it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.9.",0.0,liability,liability
4239,The earlier you train yourself and those you love to be what you want to be?,masters,2.0,"The earlier you can train yourself and those you love to be masters 
of money, the better.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_163,"Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left. In fact, many would have created  
greater debt by making a down payment on a new car, 
refrigerator, electronics, or a holiday.
•	16 would have increased that $10,000 by 5-10 percent.
•	Four would have increased it to $20,000 or into the millions.
We go to school to learn a profession so we can work for money. 
It is my opinion that it’s just as important to learn how to have money 
work for you.
I love my luxuries as much as anyone else. The difference is I don’t 
buy them on credit. It’s the keep-up-with-the-Joneses trap. When I 
wanted to buy a Porsche, the easy road would have been to call my 
banker and get a loan. Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column.
As a habit, I use my desire to consume to inspire and motivate my 
financial genius to invest.
Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things  
we want instead of focusing on creating money. One is easier in the 
short term, but harder in the long term. It’s a bad habit that we as  
individuals, and as a nation, have gotten into. Remember, the easy  
road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.
The earlier you can train yourself and those you love to be masters 
of money, the better. Money is a powerful force. Unfortunately,  
people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial 
intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than 
you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.
To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then 
money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to 
it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.9.",0.0,"masters 
of money","masters 
of money"
4240,What is the most expensive appliance that many people would have bought without a down payment?,refrigerator,3.0,"In fact, many would have created  
greater debt by making a down payment on a new car, 
refrigerator, electronics, or a holiday.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_163,"Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left. In fact, many would have created  
greater debt by making a down payment on a new car, 
refrigerator, electronics, or a holiday.
•	16 would have increased that $10,000 by 5-10 percent.
•	Four would have increased it to $20,000 or into the millions.
We go to school to learn a profession so we can work for money. 
It is my opinion that it’s just as important to learn how to have money 
work for you.
I love my luxuries as much as anyone else. The difference is I don’t 
buy them on credit. It’s the keep-up-with-the-Joneses trap. When I 
wanted to buy a Porsche, the easy road would have been to call my 
banker and get a loan. Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column.
As a habit, I use my desire to consume to inspire and motivate my 
financial genius to invest.
Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things  
we want instead of focusing on creating money. One is easier in the 
short term, but harder in the long term. It’s a bad habit that we as  
individuals, and as a nation, have gotten into. Remember, the easy  
road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.
The earlier you can train yourself and those you love to be masters 
of money, the better. Money is a powerful force. Unfortunately,  
people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial 
intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than 
you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.
To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then 
money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to 
it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.9.",0.0,refrigerator,refrigerator
4241,Where did I focus in the asset column?,column,4.0,"Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column. Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_163,"Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left. In fact, many would have created  
greater debt by making a down payment on a new car, 
refrigerator, electronics, or a holiday.
•	16 would have increased that $10,000 by 5-10 percent.
•	Four would have increased it to $20,000 or into the millions.
We go to school to learn a profession so we can work for money. 
It is my opinion that it’s just as important to learn how to have money 
work for you.
I love my luxuries as much as anyone else. The difference is I don’t 
buy them on credit. It’s the keep-up-with-the-Joneses trap. When I 
wanted to buy a Porsche, the easy road would have been to call my 
banker and get a loan. Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column.
As a habit, I use my desire to consume to inspire and motivate my 
financial genius to invest.
Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things  
we want instead of focusing on creating money. One is easier in the 
short term, but harder in the long term. It’s a bad habit that we as  
individuals, and as a nation, have gotten into. Remember, the easy  
road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.
The earlier you can train yourself and those you love to be masters 
of money, the better. Money is a powerful force. Unfortunately,  
people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial 
intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than 
you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.
To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then 
money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to 
it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.9.",0.0,"liability  
column","liability  
column"
4242,What is the easy road to buy a Porsche?,road,5.0,"When I 
wanted to buy a Porsche, the easy road would have been to call my 
banker and get a loan. Remember, the easy  
road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy. Remember, the easy  
road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_163,"Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left. In fact, many would have created  
greater debt by making a down payment on a new car, 
refrigerator, electronics, or a holiday.
•	16 would have increased that $10,000 by 5-10 percent.
•	Four would have increased it to $20,000 or into the millions.
We go to school to learn a profession so we can work for money. 
It is my opinion that it’s just as important to learn how to have money 
work for you.
I love my luxuries as much as anyone else. The difference is I don’t 
buy them on credit. It’s the keep-up-with-the-Joneses trap. When I 
wanted to buy a Porsche, the easy road would have been to call my 
banker and get a loan. Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column.
As a habit, I use my desire to consume to inspire and motivate my 
financial genius to invest.
Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things  
we want instead of focusing on creating money. One is easier in the 
short term, but harder in the long term. It’s a bad habit that we as  
individuals, and as a nation, have gotten into. Remember, the easy  
road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.
The earlier you can train yourself and those you love to be masters 
of money, the better. Money is a powerful force. Unfortunately,  
people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial 
intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than 
you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.
To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then 
money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to 
it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.9.",0.0,"to call my 
banker and get a loan","to call my 
banker and get a loan"
4243,What do we focus on today?,money,6.0,"Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things  
we want instead of focusing on creating money. Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things  
we want instead of focusing on creating money. The earlier you can train yourself and those you love to be masters 
of money, the better.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_163,"Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left. In fact, many would have created  
greater debt by making a down payment on a new car, 
refrigerator, electronics, or a holiday.
•	16 would have increased that $10,000 by 5-10 percent.
•	Four would have increased it to $20,000 or into the millions.
We go to school to learn a profession so we can work for money. 
It is my opinion that it’s just as important to learn how to have money 
work for you.
I love my luxuries as much as anyone else. The difference is I don’t 
buy them on credit. It’s the keep-up-with-the-Joneses trap. When I 
wanted to buy a Porsche, the easy road would have been to call my 
banker and get a loan. Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column.
As a habit, I use my desire to consume to inspire and motivate my 
financial genius to invest.
Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things  
we want instead of focusing on creating money. One is easier in the 
short term, but harder in the long term. It’s a bad habit that we as  
individuals, and as a nation, have gotten into. Remember, the easy  
road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.
The earlier you can train yourself and those you love to be masters 
of money, the better. Money is a powerful force. Unfortunately,  
people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial 
intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than 
you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.
To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then 
money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to 
it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.9.",0.0,borrowing money,borrowing money
4244,"If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that at the end of the year: What would be the average number of people who would have nothing left?",year,7.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left. Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_163,"Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left. In fact, many would have created  
greater debt by making a down payment on a new car, 
refrigerator, electronics, or a holiday.
•	16 would have increased that $10,000 by 5-10 percent.
•	Four would have increased it to $20,000 or into the millions.
We go to school to learn a profession so we can work for money. 
It is my opinion that it’s just as important to learn how to have money 
work for you.
I love my luxuries as much as anyone else. The difference is I don’t 
buy them on credit. It’s the keep-up-with-the-Joneses trap. When I 
wanted to buy a Porsche, the easy road would have been to call my 
banker and get a loan. Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column.
As a habit, I use my desire to consume to inspire and motivate my 
financial genius to invest.
Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things  
we want instead of focusing on creating money. One is easier in the 
short term, but harder in the long term. It’s a bad habit that we as  
individuals, and as a nation, have gotten into. Remember, the easy  
road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.
The earlier you can train yourself and those you love to be masters 
of money, the better. Money is a powerful force. Unfortunately,  
people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial 
intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than 
you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.
To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then 
money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to 
it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.9.",0.0,	80,	80
4245,Who uses the power of money against themselves?,people,8.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left. Unfortunately,  
people use the power of money against themselves.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_163,"Rich Dad Poor Dad163
If we give 100 people $10,000 at the start of the year, I believe that 
at the end of the year:
•	80 would have nothing left. In fact, many would have created  
greater debt by making a down payment on a new car, 
refrigerator, electronics, or a holiday.
•	16 would have increased that $10,000 by 5-10 percent.
•	Four would have increased it to $20,000 or into the millions.
We go to school to learn a profession so we can work for money. 
It is my opinion that it’s just as important to learn how to have money 
work for you.
I love my luxuries as much as anyone else. The difference is I don’t 
buy them on credit. It’s the keep-up-with-the-Joneses trap. When I 
wanted to buy a Porsche, the easy road would have been to call my 
banker and get a loan. Instead of choosing to focus in the liability  
column, I chose to focus in the asset column.
As a habit, I use my desire to consume to inspire and motivate my 
financial genius to invest.
Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things  
we want instead of focusing on creating money. One is easier in the 
short term, but harder in the long term. It’s a bad habit that we as  
individuals, and as a nation, have gotten into. Remember, the easy  
road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.
The earlier you can train yourself and those you love to be masters 
of money, the better. Money is a powerful force. Unfortunately,  
people use the power of money against themselves. If your financial 
intelligence is low, money will run all over you. It will be smarter than 
you. If money is smarter than you, you will work for it all your life.
To be the master of money, you need to be smarter than it. Then 
money will do as it is told. It will obey you. Instead of being a slave to 
it, you will be the master of it. That is financial intelligence.9.",0.0,"
people","
people"
4246,What is the name of the famous investor who has won the Nobel Prize?,warren buffett,1.0,"I 
also have heroes such as Donald T rump, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, 
George Soros, and Jim Rogers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_164,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started164
9. Choose heroes: the power of myth
When I was a kid, I greatly admired Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and  
Yogi Berra. They were my heroes, and I wanted to be just like them.  
I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues.
As a nine-year-old kid, when I stepped up to bat or played first 
base or catcher, I wasn’t me. I pretended I was a famous baseball player. 
It’s one of the most powerful ways we learn, and we often lose that as 
adults. We lose our heroes.
Today, I watch young kids playing basketball near my home.  
On the court they’re not little Johnny. They’re pretending to be  
their favorite basketball hero. Copying or emulating heroes is true  
power learning. 
I have new heroes as I grow older. I have golf heroes and I copy 
their swings and do my best to read everything I can about them. I 
also have heroes such as Donald T rump, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, 
George Soros, and Jim Rogers. I know their stats just like I knew the 
ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes. I follow what Warren 
Buffett invests in, and I read anything I can about his point of view 
on the market and how he chooses stocks. And I read about Donald 
T rump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.
Just as I was not me when I was up to bat, when I’m in the market 
or I’m negotiating a deal, I am subconsciously acting with the bravado 
of T rump. Or when analyzing a trend, I look at it as though Warren 
Buffet were doing it. By having heroes, we tap into a tremendous  
source of raw genius.
But heroes do more than simply inspire us. Heroes make things look 
easy. Making it look easy convinces us to want to be just like them. 
“If they can do it, so can I.”
When it comes to investing, too many people make it sound hard.  
Instead, find heroes who make it look easy.10.",0.0,Warren Buffett,Warren Buffett
4247,What is the ERA of a baseball player?,rbis,2.0,"I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues. I know their stats just like I knew the 
ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_164,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started164
9. Choose heroes: the power of myth
When I was a kid, I greatly admired Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and  
Yogi Berra. They were my heroes, and I wanted to be just like them.  
I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues.
As a nine-year-old kid, when I stepped up to bat or played first 
base or catcher, I wasn’t me. I pretended I was a famous baseball player. 
It’s one of the most powerful ways we learn, and we often lose that as 
adults. We lose our heroes.
Today, I watch young kids playing basketball near my home.  
On the court they’re not little Johnny. They’re pretending to be  
their favorite basketball hero. Copying or emulating heroes is true  
power learning. 
I have new heroes as I grow older. I have golf heroes and I copy 
their swings and do my best to read everything I can about them. I 
also have heroes such as Donald T rump, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, 
George Soros, and Jim Rogers. I know their stats just like I knew the 
ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes. I follow what Warren 
Buffett invests in, and I read anything I can about his point of view 
on the market and how he chooses stocks. And I read about Donald 
T rump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.
Just as I was not me when I was up to bat, when I’m in the market 
or I’m negotiating a deal, I am subconsciously acting with the bravado 
of T rump. Or when analyzing a trend, I look at it as though Warren 
Buffet were doing it. By having heroes, we tap into a tremendous  
source of raw genius.
But heroes do more than simply inspire us. Heroes make things look 
easy. Making it look easy convinces us to want to be just like them. 
“If they can do it, so can I.”
When it comes to investing, too many people make it sound hard.  
Instead, find heroes who make it look easy.10.",0.0,RBIs,RBIs
4248,What was the most important statistic I knew about the Cubs?,batting averages,3.0,"I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_164,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started164
9. Choose heroes: the power of myth
When I was a kid, I greatly admired Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and  
Yogi Berra. They were my heroes, and I wanted to be just like them.  
I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues.
As a nine-year-old kid, when I stepped up to bat or played first 
base or catcher, I wasn’t me. I pretended I was a famous baseball player. 
It’s one of the most powerful ways we learn, and we often lose that as 
adults. We lose our heroes.
Today, I watch young kids playing basketball near my home.  
On the court they’re not little Johnny. They’re pretending to be  
their favorite basketball hero. Copying or emulating heroes is true  
power learning. 
I have new heroes as I grow older. I have golf heroes and I copy 
their swings and do my best to read everything I can about them. I 
also have heroes such as Donald T rump, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, 
George Soros, and Jim Rogers. I know their stats just like I knew the 
ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes. I follow what Warren 
Buffett invests in, and I read anything I can about his point of view 
on the market and how he chooses stocks. And I read about Donald 
T rump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.
Just as I was not me when I was up to bat, when I’m in the market 
or I’m negotiating a deal, I am subconsciously acting with the bravado 
of T rump. Or when analyzing a trend, I look at it as though Warren 
Buffet were doing it. By having heroes, we tap into a tremendous  
source of raw genius.
But heroes do more than simply inspire us. Heroes make things look 
easy. Making it look easy convinces us to want to be just like them. 
“If they can do it, so can I.”
When it comes to investing, too many people make it sound hard.  
Instead, find heroes who make it look easy.10.",0.0,"
ERAs and RBIs","
ERAs and RBIs"
4249,"I know their baseball cards, RBIs, ERAs, batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up from the minor leagues. I know their stats just like I know the ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes.",stats,4.0,"I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues. I know their stats just like I knew the 
ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_164,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started164
9. Choose heroes: the power of myth
When I was a kid, I greatly admired Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and  
Yogi Berra. They were my heroes, and I wanted to be just like them.  
I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues.
As a nine-year-old kid, when I stepped up to bat or played first 
base or catcher, I wasn’t me. I pretended I was a famous baseball player. 
It’s one of the most powerful ways we learn, and we often lose that as 
adults. We lose our heroes.
Today, I watch young kids playing basketball near my home.  
On the court they’re not little Johnny. They’re pretending to be  
their favorite basketball hero. Copying or emulating heroes is true  
power learning. 
I have new heroes as I grow older. I have golf heroes and I copy 
their swings and do my best to read everything I can about them. I 
also have heroes such as Donald T rump, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, 
George Soros, and Jim Rogers. I know their stats just like I knew the 
ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes. I follow what Warren 
Buffett invests in, and I read anything I can about his point of view 
on the market and how he chooses stocks. And I read about Donald 
T rump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.
Just as I was not me when I was up to bat, when I’m in the market 
or I’m negotiating a deal, I am subconsciously acting with the bravado 
of T rump. Or when analyzing a trend, I look at it as though Warren 
Buffet were doing it. By having heroes, we tap into a tremendous  
source of raw genius.
But heroes do more than simply inspire us. Heroes make things look 
easy. Making it look easy convinces us to want to be just like them. 
“If they can do it, so can I.”
When it comes to investing, too many people make it sound hard.  
Instead, find heroes who make it look easy.10.",0.0,"Donald T rump, Warren Buffett","Donald T rump, Warren Buffett"
4250,Who is the greatest person I have ever met?,peter lynch,5.0,"I 
also have heroes such as Donald T rump, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, 
George Soros, and Jim Rogers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_164,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started164
9. Choose heroes: the power of myth
When I was a kid, I greatly admired Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and  
Yogi Berra. They were my heroes, and I wanted to be just like them.  
I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues.
As a nine-year-old kid, when I stepped up to bat or played first 
base or catcher, I wasn’t me. I pretended I was a famous baseball player. 
It’s one of the most powerful ways we learn, and we often lose that as 
adults. We lose our heroes.
Today, I watch young kids playing basketball near my home.  
On the court they’re not little Johnny. They’re pretending to be  
their favorite basketball hero. Copying or emulating heroes is true  
power learning. 
I have new heroes as I grow older. I have golf heroes and I copy 
their swings and do my best to read everything I can about them. I 
also have heroes such as Donald T rump, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, 
George Soros, and Jim Rogers. I know their stats just like I knew the 
ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes. I follow what Warren 
Buffett invests in, and I read anything I can about his point of view 
on the market and how he chooses stocks. And I read about Donald 
T rump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.
Just as I was not me when I was up to bat, when I’m in the market 
or I’m negotiating a deal, I am subconsciously acting with the bravado 
of T rump. Or when analyzing a trend, I look at it as though Warren 
Buffet were doing it. By having heroes, we tap into a tremendous  
source of raw genius.
But heroes do more than simply inspire us. Heroes make things look 
easy. Making it look easy convinces us to want to be just like them. 
“If they can do it, so can I.”
When it comes to investing, too many people make it sound hard.  
Instead, find heroes who make it look easy.10.",0.0,Warren Buffett,Warren Buffett
4251,What sport do kids play near my house?,basketball,6.0,"Today, I watch young kids playing basketball near my home. They’re pretending to be  
their favorite basketball hero.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_164,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started164
9. Choose heroes: the power of myth
When I was a kid, I greatly admired Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and  
Yogi Berra. They were my heroes, and I wanted to be just like them.  
I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues.
As a nine-year-old kid, when I stepped up to bat or played first 
base or catcher, I wasn’t me. I pretended I was a famous baseball player. 
It’s one of the most powerful ways we learn, and we often lose that as 
adults. We lose our heroes.
Today, I watch young kids playing basketball near my home.  
On the court they’re not little Johnny. They’re pretending to be  
their favorite basketball hero. Copying or emulating heroes is true  
power learning. 
I have new heroes as I grow older. I have golf heroes and I copy 
their swings and do my best to read everything I can about them. I 
also have heroes such as Donald T rump, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, 
George Soros, and Jim Rogers. I know their stats just like I knew the 
ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes. I follow what Warren 
Buffett invests in, and I read anything I can about his point of view 
on the market and how he chooses stocks. And I read about Donald 
T rump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.
Just as I was not me when I was up to bat, when I’m in the market 
or I’m negotiating a deal, I am subconsciously acting with the bravado 
of T rump. Or when analyzing a trend, I look at it as though Warren 
Buffet were doing it. By having heroes, we tap into a tremendous  
source of raw genius.
But heroes do more than simply inspire us. Heroes make things look 
easy. Making it look easy convinces us to want to be just like them. 
“If they can do it, so can I.”
When it comes to investing, too many people make it sound hard.  
Instead, find heroes who make it look easy.10.",0.0,basketball,basketball
4252,When was I a kid?,kid,7.0,"Choose heroes: the power of myth
When I was a kid, I greatly admired Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and  
Yogi Berra. As a nine-year-old kid, when I stepped up to bat or played first 
base or catcher, I wasn’t me.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_164,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started164
9. Choose heroes: the power of myth
When I was a kid, I greatly admired Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and  
Yogi Berra. They were my heroes, and I wanted to be just like them.  
I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues.
As a nine-year-old kid, when I stepped up to bat or played first 
base or catcher, I wasn’t me. I pretended I was a famous baseball player. 
It’s one of the most powerful ways we learn, and we often lose that as 
adults. We lose our heroes.
Today, I watch young kids playing basketball near my home.  
On the court they’re not little Johnny. They’re pretending to be  
their favorite basketball hero. Copying or emulating heroes is true  
power learning. 
I have new heroes as I grow older. I have golf heroes and I copy 
their swings and do my best to read everything I can about them. I 
also have heroes such as Donald T rump, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, 
George Soros, and Jim Rogers. I know their stats just like I knew the 
ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes. I follow what Warren 
Buffett invests in, and I read anything I can about his point of view 
on the market and how he chooses stocks. And I read about Donald 
T rump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.
Just as I was not me when I was up to bat, when I’m in the market 
or I’m negotiating a deal, I am subconsciously acting with the bravado 
of T rump. Or when analyzing a trend, I look at it as though Warren 
Buffet were doing it. By having heroes, we tap into a tremendous  
source of raw genius.
But heroes do more than simply inspire us. Heroes make things look 
easy. Making it look easy convinces us to want to be just like them. 
“If they can do it, so can I.”
When it comes to investing, too many people make it sound hard.  
Instead, find heroes who make it look easy.10.",0.0,nine,nine
4253,What is the power of myth?,power,8.0,"Choose heroes: the power of myth
When I was a kid, I greatly admired Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and  
Yogi Berra. Copying or emulating heroes is true  
power learning.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_164,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started164
9. Choose heroes: the power of myth
When I was a kid, I greatly admired Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and  
Yogi Berra. They were my heroes, and I wanted to be just like them.  
I treasured their baseball cards, I knew their stats, the RBIs, the ERAs, 
their batting averages, how much they got paid, and how they came up 
from the minor leagues.
As a nine-year-old kid, when I stepped up to bat or played first 
base or catcher, I wasn’t me. I pretended I was a famous baseball player. 
It’s one of the most powerful ways we learn, and we often lose that as 
adults. We lose our heroes.
Today, I watch young kids playing basketball near my home.  
On the court they’re not little Johnny. They’re pretending to be  
their favorite basketball hero. Copying or emulating heroes is true  
power learning. 
I have new heroes as I grow older. I have golf heroes and I copy 
their swings and do my best to read everything I can about them. I 
also have heroes such as Donald T rump, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, 
George Soros, and Jim Rogers. I know their stats just like I knew the 
ERAs and RBIs of my childhood baseball heroes. I follow what Warren 
Buffett invests in, and I read anything I can about his point of view 
on the market and how he chooses stocks. And I read about Donald 
T rump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.
Just as I was not me when I was up to bat, when I’m in the market 
or I’m negotiating a deal, I am subconsciously acting with the bravado 
of T rump. Or when analyzing a trend, I look at it as though Warren 
Buffet were doing it. By having heroes, we tap into a tremendous  
source of raw genius.
But heroes do more than simply inspire us. Heroes make things look 
easy. Making it look easy convinces us to want to be just like them. 
“If they can do it, so can I.”
When it comes to investing, too many people make it sound hard.  
Instead, find heroes who make it look easy.10.",0.0,Choose heroes,Choose heroes
4254,What was the power of giving?,dads,1.0,"T each and you shall receive: the power of giving 
Both of my dads were teachers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_165,"Rich Dad Poor Dad165
10. T each and you shall receive: the power of giving 
Both of my dads were teachers. My rich dad taught me a lesson  
I have carried all my life: the necessity of being charitable or giving.  
My educated dad gave a lot of his time and knowledge, but almost  
never gave away money. 
He usually said that he would give when he had some extra money, 
but of course there was rarely any extra.
My rich dad gave money as well as education. He believed firmly 
in tithing. “If you want something, you first need to give,” he would 
always say. When he was short of money, he gave money to his church 
or to his favorite charity.
If I could leave one single idea with you, it is that idea. Whenever 
you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and 
it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or 
friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do,  
but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of reciprocity 
is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and  
it comes back in multiples. I want sales, so I help someone else sell  
something, and sales come to me. I want contacts, and I help 
someone else get contacts. Like magic, contacts come to me. I heard 
a saying years ago that went: “God does not need to receive, but 
humans need to give.”
My rich dad would often say, “Poor people are more greedy than 
rich people.” He would explain that if a person was rich, that person  
was providing something that other people wanted. In my life, 
whenever I have felt needy or short of money or short of help, I simply 
went out or found in my heart what I wanted, and decided to give it 
first. And when I gave, it always came back. 
It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his 
arms on a cold, freezing night. He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, 
“When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And 
when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one 
needs to remember is to give first.give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty.",0.0,"165
10. T each and you shall receive","165
10. T each and you shall receive"
4255,What do I want and help someone else get?,contacts,2.0,"He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, 
“When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And 
when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one 
needs to remember is to give first.give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty. I want contacts, and I help 
someone else get contacts. I want contacts, and I help 
someone else get contacts.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_165,"Rich Dad Poor Dad165
10. T each and you shall receive: the power of giving 
Both of my dads were teachers. My rich dad taught me a lesson  
I have carried all my life: the necessity of being charitable or giving.  
My educated dad gave a lot of his time and knowledge, but almost  
never gave away money. 
He usually said that he would give when he had some extra money, 
but of course there was rarely any extra.
My rich dad gave money as well as education. He believed firmly 
in tithing. “If you want something, you first need to give,” he would 
always say. When he was short of money, he gave money to his church 
or to his favorite charity.
If I could leave one single idea with you, it is that idea. Whenever 
you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and 
it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or 
friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do,  
but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of reciprocity 
is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and  
it comes back in multiples. I want sales, so I help someone else sell  
something, and sales come to me. I want contacts, and I help 
someone else get contacts. Like magic, contacts come to me. I heard 
a saying years ago that went: “God does not need to receive, but 
humans need to give.”
My rich dad would often say, “Poor people are more greedy than 
rich people.” He would explain that if a person was rich, that person  
was providing something that other people wanted. In my life, 
whenever I have felt needy or short of money or short of help, I simply 
went out or found in my heart what I wanted, and decided to give it 
first. And when I gave, it always came back. 
It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his 
arms on a cold, freezing night. He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, 
“When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And 
when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one 
needs to remember is to give first.give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty.",0.0,sales,sales
4256,"If a person was rich, that person was providing something that other people wanted. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do, but it has always worked for me.",person,3.0,"I heard 
a saying years ago that went: “God does not need to receive, but 
humans need to give.”
My rich dad would often say, “Poor people are more greedy than 
rich people.” He would explain that if a person was rich, that person  
was providing something that other people wanted. I heard 
a saying years ago that went: “God does not need to receive, but 
humans need to give.”
My rich dad would often say, “Poor people are more greedy than 
rich people.” He would explain that if a person was rich, that person  
was providing something that other people wanted. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do,  
but it has always worked for me.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_165,"Rich Dad Poor Dad165
10. T each and you shall receive: the power of giving 
Both of my dads were teachers. My rich dad taught me a lesson  
I have carried all my life: the necessity of being charitable or giving.  
My educated dad gave a lot of his time and knowledge, but almost  
never gave away money. 
He usually said that he would give when he had some extra money, 
but of course there was rarely any extra.
My rich dad gave money as well as education. He believed firmly 
in tithing. “If you want something, you first need to give,” he would 
always say. When he was short of money, he gave money to his church 
or to his favorite charity.
If I could leave one single idea with you, it is that idea. Whenever 
you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and 
it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or 
friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do,  
but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of reciprocity 
is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and  
it comes back in multiples. I want sales, so I help someone else sell  
something, and sales come to me. I want contacts, and I help 
someone else get contacts. Like magic, contacts come to me. I heard 
a saying years ago that went: “God does not need to receive, but 
humans need to give.”
My rich dad would often say, “Poor people are more greedy than 
rich people.” He would explain that if a person was rich, that person  
was providing something that other people wanted. In my life, 
whenever I have felt needy or short of money or short of help, I simply 
went out or found in my heart what I wanted, and decided to give it 
first. And when I gave, it always came back. 
It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his 
arms on a cold, freezing night. He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, 
“When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And 
when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one 
needs to remember is to give first.give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty.",0.0,give first,give first
4257,What is the most important thing to remember when it comes to money?,love,4.0,"He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, 
“When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And 
when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one 
needs to remember is to give first.give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty. That is true for money, a smile, love, or 
friendship.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_165,"Rich Dad Poor Dad165
10. T each and you shall receive: the power of giving 
Both of my dads were teachers. My rich dad taught me a lesson  
I have carried all my life: the necessity of being charitable or giving.  
My educated dad gave a lot of his time and knowledge, but almost  
never gave away money. 
He usually said that he would give when he had some extra money, 
but of course there was rarely any extra.
My rich dad gave money as well as education. He believed firmly 
in tithing. “If you want something, you first need to give,” he would 
always say. When he was short of money, he gave money to his church 
or to his favorite charity.
If I could leave one single idea with you, it is that idea. Whenever 
you feel short or in need of something, give what you want first and 
it will come back in buckets. That is true for money, a smile, love, or 
friendship. I know it is often the last thing a person may want to do,  
but it has always worked for me. I trust that the principle of reciprocity 
is true, and I give what I want. I want money, so I give money, and  
it comes back in multiples. I want sales, so I help someone else sell  
something, and sales come to me. I want contacts, and I help 
someone else get contacts. Like magic, contacts come to me. I heard 
a saying years ago that went: “God does not need to receive, but 
humans need to give.”
My rich dad would often say, “Poor people are more greedy than 
rich people.” He would explain that if a person was rich, that person  
was providing something that other people wanted. In my life, 
whenever I have felt needy or short of money or short of help, I simply 
went out or found in my heart what I wanted, and decided to give it 
first. And when I gave, it always came back. 
It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his 
arms on a cold, freezing night. He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, 
“When you give me some heat, then I’ll put some wood in you!” And 
when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one 
needs to remember is to give first.give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty.",0.0,give first,give first
4258,Who taught my dad how to do business?,dad,1.0,"My  
rich dad always taught young people his way of doing business. My dad taught teachers, and he became a master teacher.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_166,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started166
Often just the process of thinking of what I want, and how I could  
give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty. Whenever I feel 
that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello. 
Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people. It is 
true that your world is only a mirror of you.
So that’s why I say, “Teach, and you shall receive.” I have found that 
the more I teach those who want to learn, the more I learn. If you want 
to learn about money, teach it to someone else. A torrent of new ideas 
and finer distinctions will come in.
There are times when I have given and nothing has come back, or 
what I have received is not what I wanted. But upon closer inspection 
and soul searching, I was often giving to receive in those instances, 
instead of giving for the joy that giving itself brings.
My dad taught teachers, and he became a master teacher. My  
rich dad always taught young people his way of doing business. In 
retrospect, it was their generosity with what they knew that made 
them smarter. There are powers in this world that are much smarter 
than we are. You can get there on your own, but it’s easier with the 
help of the powers that be. You only need to be generous with what 
you have.Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps.",0.0,"
rich dad","
rich dad"
4259,How did the generosity of the people make them smarter?,retrospect,2.0,"In 
retrospect, it was their generosity with what they knew that made 
them smarter.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_166,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started166
Often just the process of thinking of what I want, and how I could  
give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty. Whenever I feel 
that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello. 
Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people. It is 
true that your world is only a mirror of you.
So that’s why I say, “Teach, and you shall receive.” I have found that 
the more I teach those who want to learn, the more I learn. If you want 
to learn about money, teach it to someone else. A torrent of new ideas 
and finer distinctions will come in.
There are times when I have given and nothing has come back, or 
what I have received is not what I wanted. But upon closer inspection 
and soul searching, I was often giving to receive in those instances, 
instead of giving for the joy that giving itself brings.
My dad taught teachers, and he became a master teacher. My  
rich dad always taught young people his way of doing business. In 
retrospect, it was their generosity with what they knew that made 
them smarter. There are powers in this world that are much smarter 
than we are. You can get there on your own, but it’s easier with the 
help of the powers that be. You only need to be generous with what 
you have.Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps.",0.0,what they knew,what they knew
4260,What did my dad teach?,teachers,3.0,"My dad taught teachers, and he became a master teacher.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_166,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started166
Often just the process of thinking of what I want, and how I could  
give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty. Whenever I feel 
that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello. 
Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people. It is 
true that your world is only a mirror of you.
So that’s why I say, “Teach, and you shall receive.” I have found that 
the more I teach those who want to learn, the more I learn. If you want 
to learn about money, teach it to someone else. A torrent of new ideas 
and finer distinctions will come in.
There are times when I have given and nothing has come back, or 
what I have received is not what I wanted. But upon closer inspection 
and soul searching, I was often giving to receive in those instances, 
instead of giving for the joy that giving itself brings.
My dad taught teachers, and he became a master teacher. My  
rich dad always taught young people his way of doing business. In 
retrospect, it was their generosity with what they knew that made 
them smarter. There are powers in this world that are much smarter 
than we are. You can get there on your own, but it’s easier with the 
help of the powers that be. You only need to be generous with what 
you have.Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps.",0.0,teachers,teachers
4261,What is my rich dad's way of doing business?,business,4.0,"My  
rich dad always taught young people his way of doing business.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_166,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started166
Often just the process of thinking of what I want, and how I could  
give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty. Whenever I feel 
that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello. 
Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people. It is 
true that your world is only a mirror of you.
So that’s why I say, “Teach, and you shall receive.” I have found that 
the more I teach those who want to learn, the more I learn. If you want 
to learn about money, teach it to someone else. A torrent of new ideas 
and finer distinctions will come in.
There are times when I have given and nothing has come back, or 
what I have received is not what I wanted. But upon closer inspection 
and soul searching, I was often giving to receive in those instances, 
instead of giving for the joy that giving itself brings.
My dad taught teachers, and he became a master teacher. My  
rich dad always taught young people his way of doing business. In 
retrospect, it was their generosity with what they knew that made 
them smarter. There are powers in this world that are much smarter 
than we are. You can get there on your own, but it’s easier with the 
help of the powers that be. You only need to be generous with what 
you have.Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps.",0.0,taught young people,taught young people
4262,What is the mirror of you?,world,5.0,"There are powers in this world that are much smarter 
than we are. It is 
true that your world is only a mirror of you.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_166,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started166
Often just the process of thinking of what I want, and how I could  
give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty. Whenever I feel 
that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello. 
Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people. It is 
true that your world is only a mirror of you.
So that’s why I say, “Teach, and you shall receive.” I have found that 
the more I teach those who want to learn, the more I learn. If you want 
to learn about money, teach it to someone else. A torrent of new ideas 
and finer distinctions will come in.
There are times when I have given and nothing has come back, or 
what I have received is not what I wanted. But upon closer inspection 
and soul searching, I was often giving to receive in those instances, 
instead of giving for the joy that giving itself brings.
My dad taught teachers, and he became a master teacher. My  
rich dad always taught young people his way of doing business. In 
retrospect, it was their generosity with what they knew that made 
them smarter. There are powers in this world that are much smarter 
than we are. You can get there on your own, but it’s easier with the 
help of the powers that be. You only need to be generous with what 
you have.Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps.",0.0,your world,your world
4263,What did my rich dad teach me about business?,young people,6.0,"My  
rich dad always taught young people his way of doing business.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_166,"Chapter Eight: Getting Started166
Often just the process of thinking of what I want, and how I could  
give that to someone else, breaks free a torrent of bounty. Whenever I feel 
that people aren’t smiling at me, I simply begin smiling and saying hello. 
Like magic, the next thing I know I’m surrounded by smiling people. It is 
true that your world is only a mirror of you.
So that’s why I say, “Teach, and you shall receive.” I have found that 
the more I teach those who want to learn, the more I learn. If you want 
to learn about money, teach it to someone else. A torrent of new ideas 
and finer distinctions will come in.
There are times when I have given and nothing has come back, or 
what I have received is not what I wanted. But upon closer inspection 
and soul searching, I was often giving to receive in those instances, 
instead of giving for the joy that giving itself brings.
My dad taught teachers, and he became a master teacher. My  
rich dad always taught young people his way of doing business. In 
retrospect, it was their generosity with what they knew that made 
them smarter. There are powers in this world that are much smarter 
than we are. You can get there on your own, but it’s easier with the 
help of the powers that be. You only need to be generous with what 
you have.Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps.",0.0,"
rich dad always taught young people","
rich dad always taught young people"
4264,What do they see them as?,philosophies,1.0,"They see them 
more as philosophies than actions.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_167,"Chapter Nine
STILL WANT MORE? 
HERE ARE SOME TO DO'S167
Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps. They see them 
more as philosophies than actions. I think understanding the philosophy 
is just as important as the action. There are many people who want to do 
instead of think, and then there are people who think but do not do. I 
would say that I am both. I love new ideas, and I love action.
So for those who want a to-do list on how to get started, I will 
share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form.
•	Stop doing what you’re doing.  In other words, take a break and   
assess what is working and what is not working. The definition  
of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result. Stop doing what is not•	Find someone who has done what you want to do.",0.0,philosophies than actions,philosophies than actions
4265,Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is called what?,insanity,2.0,"The definition  
of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_167,"Chapter Nine
STILL WANT MORE? 
HERE ARE SOME TO DO'S167
Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps. They see them 
more as philosophies than actions. I think understanding the philosophy 
is just as important as the action. There are many people who want to do 
instead of think, and then there are people who think but do not do. I 
would say that I am both. I love new ideas, and I love action.
So for those who want a to-do list on how to get started, I will 
share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form.
•	Stop doing what you’re doing.  In other words, take a break and   
assess what is working and what is not working. The definition  
of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result. Stop doing what is not•	Find someone who has done what you want to do.",0.0,insanity,insanity
4266,What is insanity?,definition,3.0,"The definition  
of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_167,"Chapter Nine
STILL WANT MORE? 
HERE ARE SOME TO DO'S167
Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps. They see them 
more as philosophies than actions. I think understanding the philosophy 
is just as important as the action. There are many people who want to do 
instead of think, and then there are people who think but do not do. I 
would say that I am both. I love new ideas, and I love action.
So for those who want a to-do list on how to get started, I will 
share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form.
•	Stop doing what you’re doing.  In other words, take a break and   
assess what is working and what is not working. The definition  
of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result. Stop doing what is not•	Find someone who has done what you want to do.",0.0,"doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result","doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result"
4267,What do they see them as?,actions,4.0,"They see them 
more as philosophies than actions.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_167,"Chapter Nine
STILL WANT MORE? 
HERE ARE SOME TO DO'S167
Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps. They see them 
more as philosophies than actions. I think understanding the philosophy 
is just as important as the action. There are many people who want to do 
instead of think, and then there are people who think but do not do. I 
would say that I am both. I love new ideas, and I love action.
So for those who want a to-do list on how to get started, I will 
share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form.
•	Stop doing what you’re doing.  In other words, take a break and   
assess what is working and what is not working. The definition  
of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result. Stop doing what is not•	Find someone who has done what you want to do.",0.0,philosophies than actions,philosophies than actions
4268,What is the best way to assess what is working and what is not working?,break,5.0,"In other words, take a break and   
assess what is working and what is not working.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_167,"Chapter Nine
STILL WANT MORE? 
HERE ARE SOME TO DO'S167
Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps. They see them 
more as philosophies than actions. I think understanding the philosophy 
is just as important as the action. There are many people who want to do 
instead of think, and then there are people who think but do not do. I 
would say that I am both. I love new ideas, and I love action.
So for those who want a to-do list on how to get started, I will 
share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form.
•	Stop doing what you’re doing.  In other words, take a break and   
assess what is working and what is not working. The definition  
of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result. Stop doing what is not•	Find someone who has done what you want to do.",0.0,Stop doing what you’re doing,Stop doing what you’re doing
4269,What are some good and bad words to describe a break?,words,6.0,"In other words, take a break and   
assess what is working and what is not working.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_167,"Chapter Nine
STILL WANT MORE? 
HERE ARE SOME TO DO'S167
Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps. They see them 
more as philosophies than actions. I think understanding the philosophy 
is just as important as the action. There are many people who want to do 
instead of think, and then there are people who think but do not do. I 
would say that I am both. I love new ideas, and I love action.
So for those who want a to-do list on how to get started, I will 
share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form.
•	Stop doing what you’re doing.  In other words, take a break and   
assess what is working and what is not working. The definition  
of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result. Stop doing what is not•	Find someone who has done what you want to do.",0.0,•	Stop doing what you’re doing,•	Stop doing what you’re doing
4270,What do I do in order to get started?,things,7.0,"So for those who want a to-do list on how to get started, I will 
share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_167,"Chapter Nine
STILL WANT MORE? 
HERE ARE SOME TO DO'S167
Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps. They see them 
more as philosophies than actions. I think understanding the philosophy 
is just as important as the action. There are many people who want to do 
instead of think, and then there are people who think but do not do. I 
would say that I am both. I love new ideas, and I love action.
So for those who want a to-do list on how to get started, I will 
share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form.
•	Stop doing what you’re doing.  In other words, take a break and   
assess what is working and what is not working. The definition  
of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result. Stop doing what is not•	Find someone who has done what you want to do.",0.0,•	Stop doing what you’re doing,•	Stop doing what you’re doing
4271,How do I share my to-do list?,abbreviated form,8.0,"So for those who want a to-do list on how to get started, I will 
share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_167,"Chapter Nine
STILL WANT MORE? 
HERE ARE SOME TO DO'S167
Many people may not be satisfied with my 10 steps. They see them 
more as philosophies than actions. I think understanding the philosophy 
is just as important as the action. There are many people who want to do 
instead of think, and then there are people who think but do not do. I 
would say that I am both. I love new ideas, and I love action.
So for those who want a to-do list on how to get started, I will 
share with you some of the things I do, in abbreviated form.
•	Stop doing what you’re doing.  In other words, take a break and   
assess what is working and what is not working. The definition  
of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting 
a different result. Stop doing what is not•	Find someone who has done what you want to do.",0.0,in abbreviated form,in abbreviated form
4272,What did it take a day to acquire two great deals?,deals,1.0,"It took a day to read the 
book, a day to take action, an hour for lunch, and a day to 
acquire two great deals.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_168,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s168
•	Find someone who has done what you want to do. Take them  
to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade. As for  
16 percent tax-lien certificates, I went to the county tax office  
and found the government employee who worked in that office.  
I found out that she, too, invested in the tax liens. Immediately,  
I invited her to lunch. She was thrilled to tell me everything 
she knew and how to do it. After lunch, she spent all 
afternoon showing me everything. By the next day, I found 
two great properties with her help that have been accruing 
interest at 16 percent ever since. It took a day to read the 
book, a day to take action, an hour for lunch, and a day to 
acquire two great deals.
•	T ake classes, read, and attend seminars.  I search newspapers and  
the Internet for new and interesting classes, many of which are  
free or inexpensive. I also attend and pay for expensive 
seminars on what I want to learn. I am wealthy and free from 
needing a job simply because of the courses I took. I have 
friends who did not take those classes who told me I was 
wasting my money, and yet they’re still at the same job.
•	Make lots of offers.  When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer. If you don’t 
know what the right offer is, neither do I. That is the job of  
the real estate agent. They make the offers. I do as little work  
as possible.
A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses.  
So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six 
apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write 
offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the 
agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would 
offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work 
that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal.
No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right 
deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal.",0.0,"read the 
book","read the 
book"
4273,What was the best way to get the book?,lunch,2.0,"It took a day to read the 
book, a day to take action, an hour for lunch, and a day to 
acquire two great deals. Take them  
to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade. After lunch, she spent all 
afternoon showing me everything.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_168,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s168
•	Find someone who has done what you want to do. Take them  
to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade. As for  
16 percent tax-lien certificates, I went to the county tax office  
and found the government employee who worked in that office.  
I found out that she, too, invested in the tax liens. Immediately,  
I invited her to lunch. She was thrilled to tell me everything 
she knew and how to do it. After lunch, she spent all 
afternoon showing me everything. By the next day, I found 
two great properties with her help that have been accruing 
interest at 16 percent ever since. It took a day to read the 
book, a day to take action, an hour for lunch, and a day to 
acquire two great deals.
•	T ake classes, read, and attend seminars.  I search newspapers and  
the Internet for new and interesting classes, many of which are  
free or inexpensive. I also attend and pay for expensive 
seminars on what I want to learn. I am wealthy and free from 
needing a job simply because of the courses I took. I have 
friends who did not take those classes who told me I was 
wasting my money, and yet they’re still at the same job.
•	Make lots of offers.  When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer. If you don’t 
know what the right offer is, neither do I. That is the job of  
the real estate agent. They make the offers. I do as little work  
as possible.
A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses.  
So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six 
apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write 
offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the 
agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would 
offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work 
that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal.
No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right 
deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal.",0.0,lunch,lunch
4274,"What did I say to make on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for?",offers,3.0,"No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right 
deal at the right price. I said to write 
offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. •	Make lots of offers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_168,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s168
•	Find someone who has done what you want to do. Take them  
to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade. As for  
16 percent tax-lien certificates, I went to the county tax office  
and found the government employee who worked in that office.  
I found out that she, too, invested in the tax liens. Immediately,  
I invited her to lunch. She was thrilled to tell me everything 
she knew and how to do it. After lunch, she spent all 
afternoon showing me everything. By the next day, I found 
two great properties with her help that have been accruing 
interest at 16 percent ever since. It took a day to read the 
book, a day to take action, an hour for lunch, and a day to 
acquire two great deals.
•	T ake classes, read, and attend seminars.  I search newspapers and  
the Internet for new and interesting classes, many of which are  
free or inexpensive. I also attend and pay for expensive 
seminars on what I want to learn. I am wealthy and free from 
needing a job simply because of the courses I took. I have 
friends who did not take those classes who told me I was 
wasting my money, and yet they’re still at the same job.
•	Make lots of offers.  When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer. If you don’t 
know what the right offer is, neither do I. That is the job of  
the real estate agent. They make the offers. I do as little work  
as possible.
A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses.  
So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six 
apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write 
offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the 
agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would 
offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work 
that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal.
No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right 
deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal.",0.0,offers,offers
4275,Who did she go and look at six apartment houses with?,agent,4.0,"They thought it was rude, and would 
offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work 
that hard. So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six 
apartment houses. She and the 
agent nearly had heart attacks.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_168,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s168
•	Find someone who has done what you want to do. Take them  
to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade. As for  
16 percent tax-lien certificates, I went to the county tax office  
and found the government employee who worked in that office.  
I found out that she, too, invested in the tax liens. Immediately,  
I invited her to lunch. She was thrilled to tell me everything 
she knew and how to do it. After lunch, she spent all 
afternoon showing me everything. By the next day, I found 
two great properties with her help that have been accruing 
interest at 16 percent ever since. It took a day to read the 
book, a day to take action, an hour for lunch, and a day to 
acquire two great deals.
•	T ake classes, read, and attend seminars.  I search newspapers and  
the Internet for new and interesting classes, many of which are  
free or inexpensive. I also attend and pay for expensive 
seminars on what I want to learn. I am wealthy and free from 
needing a job simply because of the courses I took. I have 
friends who did not take those classes who told me I was 
wasting my money, and yet they’re still at the same job.
•	Make lots of offers.  When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer. If you don’t 
know what the right offer is, neither do I. That is the job of  
the real estate agent. They make the offers. I do as little work  
as possible.
A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses.  
So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six 
apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write 
offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the 
agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would 
offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work 
that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal.
No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right 
deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal.",0.0,her agent,her agent
4276,What type of real estate do I want to buy?,estate,5.0,"When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer. That is the job of  
the real estate agent.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_168,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s168
•	Find someone who has done what you want to do. Take them  
to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade. As for  
16 percent tax-lien certificates, I went to the county tax office  
and found the government employee who worked in that office.  
I found out that she, too, invested in the tax liens. Immediately,  
I invited her to lunch. She was thrilled to tell me everything 
she knew and how to do it. After lunch, she spent all 
afternoon showing me everything. By the next day, I found 
two great properties with her help that have been accruing 
interest at 16 percent ever since. It took a day to read the 
book, a day to take action, an hour for lunch, and a day to 
acquire two great deals.
•	T ake classes, read, and attend seminars.  I search newspapers and  
the Internet for new and interesting classes, many of which are  
free or inexpensive. I also attend and pay for expensive 
seminars on what I want to learn. I am wealthy and free from 
needing a job simply because of the courses I took. I have 
friends who did not take those classes who told me I was 
wasting my money, and yet they’re still at the same job.
•	Make lots of offers.  When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer. If you don’t 
know what the right offer is, neither do I. That is the job of  
the real estate agent. They make the offers. I do as little work  
as possible.
A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses.  
So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six 
apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write 
offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the 
agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would 
offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work 
that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal.
No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right 
deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal.",0.0,apartment houses,apartment houses
4277,What do I look at when I want a piece of real estate?,properties,6.0,"By the next day, I found 
two great properties with her help that have been accruing 
interest at 16 percent ever since. When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_168,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s168
•	Find someone who has done what you want to do. Take them  
to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade. As for  
16 percent tax-lien certificates, I went to the county tax office  
and found the government employee who worked in that office.  
I found out that she, too, invested in the tax liens. Immediately,  
I invited her to lunch. She was thrilled to tell me everything 
she knew and how to do it. After lunch, she spent all 
afternoon showing me everything. By the next day, I found 
two great properties with her help that have been accruing 
interest at 16 percent ever since. It took a day to read the 
book, a day to take action, an hour for lunch, and a day to 
acquire two great deals.
•	T ake classes, read, and attend seminars.  I search newspapers and  
the Internet for new and interesting classes, many of which are  
free or inexpensive. I also attend and pay for expensive 
seminars on what I want to learn. I am wealthy and free from 
needing a job simply because of the courses I took. I have 
friends who did not take those classes who told me I was 
wasting my money, and yet they’re still at the same job.
•	Make lots of offers.  When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer. If you don’t 
know what the right offer is, neither do I. That is the job of  
the real estate agent. They make the offers. I do as little work  
as possible.
A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses.  
So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six 
apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write 
offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the 
agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would 
offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work 
that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal.
No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right 
deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal.",0.0,many properties,many properties
4278,I look at many properties and generally write an offer when I want a what?,piece,7.0,"When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_168,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s168
•	Find someone who has done what you want to do. Take them  
to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade. As for  
16 percent tax-lien certificates, I went to the county tax office  
and found the government employee who worked in that office.  
I found out that she, too, invested in the tax liens. Immediately,  
I invited her to lunch. She was thrilled to tell me everything 
she knew and how to do it. After lunch, she spent all 
afternoon showing me everything. By the next day, I found 
two great properties with her help that have been accruing 
interest at 16 percent ever since. It took a day to read the 
book, a day to take action, an hour for lunch, and a day to 
acquire two great deals.
•	T ake classes, read, and attend seminars.  I search newspapers and  
the Internet for new and interesting classes, many of which are  
free or inexpensive. I also attend and pay for expensive 
seminars on what I want to learn. I am wealthy and free from 
needing a job simply because of the courses I took. I have 
friends who did not take those classes who told me I was 
wasting my money, and yet they’re still at the same job.
•	Make lots of offers.  When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer. If you don’t 
know what the right offer is, neither do I. That is the job of  
the real estate agent. They make the offers. I do as little work  
as possible.
A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses.  
So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six 
apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write 
offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the 
agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would 
offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work 
that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal.
No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right 
deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal.",0.0,piece of real estate,piece of real estate
4279,I am wealthy and free from needing what because of the courses I took. That is the job of the real estate agent. What is that job?,job,8.0,"I have 
friends who did not take those classes who told me I was 
wasting my money, and yet they’re still at the same job. I am wealthy and free from 
needing a job simply because of the courses I took. That is the job of  
the real estate agent.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_168,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s168
•	Find someone who has done what you want to do. Take them  
to lunch and ask them for tips and tricks of the trade. As for  
16 percent tax-lien certificates, I went to the county tax office  
and found the government employee who worked in that office.  
I found out that she, too, invested in the tax liens. Immediately,  
I invited her to lunch. She was thrilled to tell me everything 
she knew and how to do it. After lunch, she spent all 
afternoon showing me everything. By the next day, I found 
two great properties with her help that have been accruing 
interest at 16 percent ever since. It took a day to read the 
book, a day to take action, an hour for lunch, and a day to 
acquire two great deals.
•	T ake classes, read, and attend seminars.  I search newspapers and  
the Internet for new and interesting classes, many of which are  
free or inexpensive. I also attend and pay for expensive 
seminars on what I want to learn. I am wealthy and free from 
needing a job simply because of the courses I took. I have 
friends who did not take those classes who told me I was 
wasting my money, and yet they’re still at the same job.
•	Make lots of offers.  When I want a piece of real estate, I look  
at many properties and generally write an offer. If you don’t 
know what the right offer is, neither do I. That is the job of  
the real estate agent. They make the offers. I do as little work  
as possible.
A friend wanted me to show her how to buy apartment houses.  
So one Saturday she, her agent, and I went and looked at six 
apartment houses. Four were dogs, but two were good. I said to write 
offers on all six, offering half of what the owners asked for. She and the 
agent nearly had heart attacks. They thought it was rude, and would 
offend the sellers, but I really don’t think the agent wanted to work 
that hard. So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal.
No offers were ever made, and that person is still looking for the right 
deal at the right price. Well, you don’t know what the right price is until you have a second party who wants to deal.",0.0,a job,a job
4280,What is the subject of an offer in real estate?,business partner,1.0,"In real estate, I make an 
offer with language that details “subject-to” contingencies, such as the 
approval of a business partner.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_169,"Rich Dad Poor Dad169
you have a second party who wants to deal. Most sellers ask too much.  
It is rare that a seller asks a price that is less than something is worth.
Moral of the story: Make offers. People who are not investors have no 
idea what it feels like to try to sell something. I have had a piece of real 
estate that I wanted to sell for months. I would have welcomed any offer. 
They could have offered me 10 pigs, and I would have been happy—
not at the offer, but just because someone was interested. I would have 
countered, maybe for a pig farm in exchange. But that’s how the game 
works. The game of buying and selling is fun. Keep that in mind. It’s fun 
and only a game. Make offers. Someone might say yes.
I always make offers with escape clauses. In real estate, I make an 
offer with language that details “subject-to” contingencies, such as the 
approval of a business partner.  Never specify who the business  
partner is. Most people don’t know that my partner is my cat. If they 
accept the offer, and I don’t want the deal, I call home and speak to 
my cat. I make this ridiculous statement to illustrate how absurdly easy 
and simple the game is. So many people make things too difficult and 
take it too seriously.
•	Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the 
right investors, or whatever is just like dating. You must go 
to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, 
counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept. I know single 
people who sit at home and wait for the phone to ring, but it’s 
better to go to the market, even if it’s only the supermarket. 
Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept are all parts of the 
process of almost everything in life.
•	Jog, walk, or drive a certain area once a month for 10 minutes.   
I have found some of my best real estate investments doing 
this. I will jog a certain neighborhood for a year and look for 
change. For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two 
elements: a bargain and change. There are lots of bargains, but 
it’s change that turns a bargain into a profitable opportunity. 
So when I jog, I jog a neighborhood I might like to invest in. 
It is the repetition that causes me to notice slight differences.  I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time.",0.0,"the 
approval of a business partner","the 
approval of a business partner"
4281,What is the most profitable opportunity in a deal?,bargain,2.0,"There are lots of bargains, but 
it’s change that turns a bargain into a profitable opportunity. For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two 
elements: a bargain and change.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_169,"Rich Dad Poor Dad169
you have a second party who wants to deal. Most sellers ask too much.  
It is rare that a seller asks a price that is less than something is worth.
Moral of the story: Make offers. People who are not investors have no 
idea what it feels like to try to sell something. I have had a piece of real 
estate that I wanted to sell for months. I would have welcomed any offer. 
They could have offered me 10 pigs, and I would have been happy—
not at the offer, but just because someone was interested. I would have 
countered, maybe for a pig farm in exchange. But that’s how the game 
works. The game of buying and selling is fun. Keep that in mind. It’s fun 
and only a game. Make offers. Someone might say yes.
I always make offers with escape clauses. In real estate, I make an 
offer with language that details “subject-to” contingencies, such as the 
approval of a business partner.  Never specify who the business  
partner is. Most people don’t know that my partner is my cat. If they 
accept the offer, and I don’t want the deal, I call home and speak to 
my cat. I make this ridiculous statement to illustrate how absurdly easy 
and simple the game is. So many people make things too difficult and 
take it too seriously.
•	Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the 
right investors, or whatever is just like dating. You must go 
to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, 
counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept. I know single 
people who sit at home and wait for the phone to ring, but it’s 
better to go to the market, even if it’s only the supermarket. 
Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept are all parts of the 
process of almost everything in life.
•	Jog, walk, or drive a certain area once a month for 10 minutes.   
I have found some of my best real estate investments doing 
this. I will jog a certain neighborhood for a year and look for 
change. For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two 
elements: a bargain and change. There are lots of bargains, but 
it’s change that turns a bargain into a profitable opportunity. 
So when I jog, I jog a neighborhood I might like to invest in. 
It is the repetition that causes me to notice slight differences.  I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time.",0.0,a bargain and change,a bargain and change
4282,What do I always make with escape clauses?,offers,3.0,"You must go 
to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, 
counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept. I always make offers with escape clauses. Moral of the story: Make offers.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_169,"Rich Dad Poor Dad169
you have a second party who wants to deal. Most sellers ask too much.  
It is rare that a seller asks a price that is less than something is worth.
Moral of the story: Make offers. People who are not investors have no 
idea what it feels like to try to sell something. I have had a piece of real 
estate that I wanted to sell for months. I would have welcomed any offer. 
They could have offered me 10 pigs, and I would have been happy—
not at the offer, but just because someone was interested. I would have 
countered, maybe for a pig farm in exchange. But that’s how the game 
works. The game of buying and selling is fun. Keep that in mind. It’s fun 
and only a game. Make offers. Someone might say yes.
I always make offers with escape clauses. In real estate, I make an 
offer with language that details “subject-to” contingencies, such as the 
approval of a business partner.  Never specify who the business  
partner is. Most people don’t know that my partner is my cat. If they 
accept the offer, and I don’t want the deal, I call home and speak to 
my cat. I make this ridiculous statement to illustrate how absurdly easy 
and simple the game is. So many people make things too difficult and 
take it too seriously.
•	Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the 
right investors, or whatever is just like dating. You must go 
to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, 
counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept. I know single 
people who sit at home and wait for the phone to ring, but it’s 
better to go to the market, even if it’s only the supermarket. 
Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept are all parts of the 
process of almost everything in life.
•	Jog, walk, or drive a certain area once a month for 10 minutes.   
I have found some of my best real estate investments doing 
this. I will jog a certain neighborhood for a year and look for 
change. For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two 
elements: a bargain and change. There are lots of bargains, but 
it’s change that turns a bargain into a profitable opportunity. 
So when I jog, I jog a neighborhood I might like to invest in. 
It is the repetition that causes me to notice slight differences.  I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time.",0.0,offers,offers
4283,What is simple and easy to play?,game,4.0,"I make this ridiculous statement to illustrate how absurdly easy 
and simple the game is. The game of buying and selling is fun. But that’s how the game 
works.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_169,"Rich Dad Poor Dad169
you have a second party who wants to deal. Most sellers ask too much.  
It is rare that a seller asks a price that is less than something is worth.
Moral of the story: Make offers. People who are not investors have no 
idea what it feels like to try to sell something. I have had a piece of real 
estate that I wanted to sell for months. I would have welcomed any offer. 
They could have offered me 10 pigs, and I would have been happy—
not at the offer, but just because someone was interested. I would have 
countered, maybe for a pig farm in exchange. But that’s how the game 
works. The game of buying and selling is fun. Keep that in mind. It’s fun 
and only a game. Make offers. Someone might say yes.
I always make offers with escape clauses. In real estate, I make an 
offer with language that details “subject-to” contingencies, such as the 
approval of a business partner.  Never specify who the business  
partner is. Most people don’t know that my partner is my cat. If they 
accept the offer, and I don’t want the deal, I call home and speak to 
my cat. I make this ridiculous statement to illustrate how absurdly easy 
and simple the game is. So many people make things too difficult and 
take it too seriously.
•	Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the 
right investors, or whatever is just like dating. You must go 
to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, 
counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept. I know single 
people who sit at home and wait for the phone to ring, but it’s 
better to go to the market, even if it’s only the supermarket. 
Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept are all parts of the 
process of almost everything in life.
•	Jog, walk, or drive a certain area once a month for 10 minutes.   
I have found some of my best real estate investments doing 
this. I will jog a certain neighborhood for a year and look for 
change. For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two 
elements: a bargain and change. There are lots of bargains, but 
it’s change that turns a bargain into a profitable opportunity. 
So when I jog, I jog a neighborhood I might like to invest in. 
It is the repetition that causes me to notice slight differences.  I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time.",0.0,game,game
4284,How many people do you have to talk to in the market?,lot,5.0,"You must go 
to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, 
counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept. You must go 
to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, 
counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_169,"Rich Dad Poor Dad169
you have a second party who wants to deal. Most sellers ask too much.  
It is rare that a seller asks a price that is less than something is worth.
Moral of the story: Make offers. People who are not investors have no 
idea what it feels like to try to sell something. I have had a piece of real 
estate that I wanted to sell for months. I would have welcomed any offer. 
They could have offered me 10 pigs, and I would have been happy—
not at the offer, but just because someone was interested. I would have 
countered, maybe for a pig farm in exchange. But that’s how the game 
works. The game of buying and selling is fun. Keep that in mind. It’s fun 
and only a game. Make offers. Someone might say yes.
I always make offers with escape clauses. In real estate, I make an 
offer with language that details “subject-to” contingencies, such as the 
approval of a business partner.  Never specify who the business  
partner is. Most people don’t know that my partner is my cat. If they 
accept the offer, and I don’t want the deal, I call home and speak to 
my cat. I make this ridiculous statement to illustrate how absurdly easy 
and simple the game is. So many people make things too difficult and 
take it too seriously.
•	Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the 
right investors, or whatever is just like dating. You must go 
to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, 
counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept. I know single 
people who sit at home and wait for the phone to ring, but it’s 
better to go to the market, even if it’s only the supermarket. 
Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept are all parts of the 
process of almost everything in life.
•	Jog, walk, or drive a certain area once a month for 10 minutes.   
I have found some of my best real estate investments doing 
this. I will jog a certain neighborhood for a year and look for 
change. For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two 
elements: a bargain and change. There are lots of bargains, but 
it’s change that turns a bargain into a profitable opportunity. 
So when I jog, I jog a neighborhood I might like to invest in. 
It is the repetition that causes me to notice slight differences.  I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time.",0.0,a lot of people,a lot of people
4285,What is the first element of a good deal?,deal,6.0,"•	Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the 
right investors, or whatever is just like dating. If they 
accept the offer, and I don’t want the deal, I call home and speak to 
my cat. For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two 
elements: a bargain and change.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_169,"Rich Dad Poor Dad169
you have a second party who wants to deal. Most sellers ask too much.  
It is rare that a seller asks a price that is less than something is worth.
Moral of the story: Make offers. People who are not investors have no 
idea what it feels like to try to sell something. I have had a piece of real 
estate that I wanted to sell for months. I would have welcomed any offer. 
They could have offered me 10 pigs, and I would have been happy—
not at the offer, but just because someone was interested. I would have 
countered, maybe for a pig farm in exchange. But that’s how the game 
works. The game of buying and selling is fun. Keep that in mind. It’s fun 
and only a game. Make offers. Someone might say yes.
I always make offers with escape clauses. In real estate, I make an 
offer with language that details “subject-to” contingencies, such as the 
approval of a business partner.  Never specify who the business  
partner is. Most people don’t know that my partner is my cat. If they 
accept the offer, and I don’t want the deal, I call home and speak to 
my cat. I make this ridiculous statement to illustrate how absurdly easy 
and simple the game is. So many people make things too difficult and 
take it too seriously.
•	Finding a good deal, the right business, the right people, the 
right investors, or whatever is just like dating. You must go 
to the market and talk to a lot of people, make a lot of offers, 
counteroffers, negotiate, reject, and accept. I know single 
people who sit at home and wait for the phone to ring, but it’s 
better to go to the market, even if it’s only the supermarket. 
Search, offer, reject, negotiate, and accept are all parts of the 
process of almost everything in life.
•	Jog, walk, or drive a certain area once a month for 10 minutes.   
I have found some of my best real estate investments doing 
this. I will jog a certain neighborhood for a year and look for 
change. For there to be profit in a deal, there must be two 
elements: a bargain and change. There are lots of bargains, but 
it’s change that turns a bargain into a profitable opportunity. 
So when I jog, I jog a neighborhood I might like to invest in. 
It is the repetition that causes me to notice slight differences.  I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time.",0.0,a bargain and change,a bargain and change
4286,"When a consumer runs in and stocks up, what is the reason for the consumer to shop elsewhere?",supermarket,1.0,"When the supermarket has a sale, say on toilet paper, the 
consumer runs in and stocks up. When the supermarket raises 
its prices, the consumer shops somewhere else.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_170,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s170
I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time. That 
means the seller might be more agreeable to deal. I watch for 
moving trucks going in or out. I stop and talk to the drivers. I 
talk to the postal carriers. It’s amazing how much information 
they acquire about an area. I find a bad  area, especially an 
area that the news has scared everyone away from. I drive it for 
sometimes a year waiting for signs of some thing changing for 
the better. I talk to retailers, especially new ones, and find out 
why they’re moving in. It takes only a few minutes a month, and 
I do it while doing something else, like exercising, or going to 
and from the store.
•	Shop for bargains in all markets. Consumers will always be 
poor. When the supermarket has a sale, say on toilet paper, the 
consumer runs in and stocks up. But when the housing or stock 
market has a sale, most often called a crash or correction, the same 
consumer often runs away from it.  When the supermarket raises 
its prices, the consumer shops somewhere else. But when housing 
or the stock market raise their prices, the same consumer often 
rushes in and starts buying.  Always remember: Profits are made 
in the buying, not in the selling.  
•	Look in the right places. A neighbor bought a condominium for  
$100,000. I bought the identical condo next door for 
$50,000. He told me he’s waiting for the price to go up. I told 
him that profit is made when you buy, not when you sell. He 
shopped with a real estate broker who owns no property of her 
own. I shopped at the foreclosure auction. I paid $500 for a 
class on how to do this. 
My neighbor thought that the $500 for a real estate investment 
class was too expensive. He said he could not afford the money, 
or the time. So he waits for the price to go up.•	Look for people who want to buy first.",0.0,"When the supermarket raises 
its prices","When the supermarket raises 
its prices"
4287,What do you shop for in all markets?,bargains,2.0,•	Shop for bargains in all markets.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_170,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s170
I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time. That 
means the seller might be more agreeable to deal. I watch for 
moving trucks going in or out. I stop and talk to the drivers. I 
talk to the postal carriers. It’s amazing how much information 
they acquire about an area. I find a bad  area, especially an 
area that the news has scared everyone away from. I drive it for 
sometimes a year waiting for signs of some thing changing for 
the better. I talk to retailers, especially new ones, and find out 
why they’re moving in. It takes only a few minutes a month, and 
I do it while doing something else, like exercising, or going to 
and from the store.
•	Shop for bargains in all markets. Consumers will always be 
poor. When the supermarket has a sale, say on toilet paper, the 
consumer runs in and stocks up. But when the housing or stock 
market has a sale, most often called a crash or correction, the same 
consumer often runs away from it.  When the supermarket raises 
its prices, the consumer shops somewhere else. But when housing 
or the stock market raise their prices, the same consumer often 
rushes in and starts buying.  Always remember: Profits are made 
in the buying, not in the selling.  
•	Look in the right places. A neighbor bought a condominium for  
$100,000. I bought the identical condo next door for 
$50,000. He told me he’s waiting for the price to go up. I told 
him that profit is made when you buy, not when you sell. He 
shopped with a real estate broker who owns no property of her 
own. I shopped at the foreclosure auction. I paid $500 for a 
class on how to do this. 
My neighbor thought that the $500 for a real estate investment 
class was too expensive. He said he could not afford the money, 
or the time. So he waits for the price to go up.•	Look for people who want to buy first.",0.0,bargains,bargains
4288,Who will always be poor?,consumers,3.0,"Consumers will always be 
poor.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_170,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s170
I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time. That 
means the seller might be more agreeable to deal. I watch for 
moving trucks going in or out. I stop and talk to the drivers. I 
talk to the postal carriers. It’s amazing how much information 
they acquire about an area. I find a bad  area, especially an 
area that the news has scared everyone away from. I drive it for 
sometimes a year waiting for signs of some thing changing for 
the better. I talk to retailers, especially new ones, and find out 
why they’re moving in. It takes only a few minutes a month, and 
I do it while doing something else, like exercising, or going to 
and from the store.
•	Shop for bargains in all markets. Consumers will always be 
poor. When the supermarket has a sale, say on toilet paper, the 
consumer runs in and stocks up. But when the housing or stock 
market has a sale, most often called a crash or correction, the same 
consumer often runs away from it.  When the supermarket raises 
its prices, the consumer shops somewhere else. But when housing 
or the stock market raise their prices, the same consumer often 
rushes in and starts buying.  Always remember: Profits are made 
in the buying, not in the selling.  
•	Look in the right places. A neighbor bought a condominium for  
$100,000. I bought the identical condo next door for 
$50,000. He told me he’s waiting for the price to go up. I told 
him that profit is made when you buy, not when you sell. He 
shopped with a real estate broker who owns no property of her 
own. I shopped at the foreclosure auction. I paid $500 for a 
class on how to do this. 
My neighbor thought that the $500 for a real estate investment 
class was too expensive. He said he could not afford the money, 
or the time. So he waits for the price to go up.•	Look for people who want to buy first.",0.0,Consumers,Consumers
4289,What is the most common reason for a stock market crash?,sale,4.0,"But when the housing or stock 
market has a sale, most often called a crash or correction, the same 
consumer often runs away from it. When the supermarket has a sale, say on toilet paper, the 
consumer runs in and stocks up.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_170,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s170
I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time. That 
means the seller might be more agreeable to deal. I watch for 
moving trucks going in or out. I stop and talk to the drivers. I 
talk to the postal carriers. It’s amazing how much information 
they acquire about an area. I find a bad  area, especially an 
area that the news has scared everyone away from. I drive it for 
sometimes a year waiting for signs of some thing changing for 
the better. I talk to retailers, especially new ones, and find out 
why they’re moving in. It takes only a few minutes a month, and 
I do it while doing something else, like exercising, or going to 
and from the store.
•	Shop for bargains in all markets. Consumers will always be 
poor. When the supermarket has a sale, say on toilet paper, the 
consumer runs in and stocks up. But when the housing or stock 
market has a sale, most often called a crash or correction, the same 
consumer often runs away from it.  When the supermarket raises 
its prices, the consumer shops somewhere else. But when housing 
or the stock market raise their prices, the same consumer often 
rushes in and starts buying.  Always remember: Profits are made 
in the buying, not in the selling.  
•	Look in the right places. A neighbor bought a condominium for  
$100,000. I bought the identical condo next door for 
$50,000. He told me he’s waiting for the price to go up. I told 
him that profit is made when you buy, not when you sell. He 
shopped with a real estate broker who owns no property of her 
own. I shopped at the foreclosure auction. I paid $500 for a 
class on how to do this. 
My neighbor thought that the $500 for a real estate investment 
class was too expensive. He said he could not afford the money, 
or the time. So he waits for the price to go up.•	Look for people who want to buy first.",0.0,"housing or stock 
market has a sale","housing or stock 
market has a sale"
4290,"When the stock market or the stock market has a sale, most often called a crash or correction, the same consumer often runs away from it. But when the same consumer rushes in and starts buying, the same consumer often rushes in and starts buying?",housing,5.0,"But when the housing or stock 
market has a sale, most often called a crash or correction, the same 
consumer often runs away from it. But when housing 
or the stock market raise their prices, the same consumer often 
rushes in and starts buying.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_170,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s170
I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time. That 
means the seller might be more agreeable to deal. I watch for 
moving trucks going in or out. I stop and talk to the drivers. I 
talk to the postal carriers. It’s amazing how much information 
they acquire about an area. I find a bad  area, especially an 
area that the news has scared everyone away from. I drive it for 
sometimes a year waiting for signs of some thing changing for 
the better. I talk to retailers, especially new ones, and find out 
why they’re moving in. It takes only a few minutes a month, and 
I do it while doing something else, like exercising, or going to 
and from the store.
•	Shop for bargains in all markets. Consumers will always be 
poor. When the supermarket has a sale, say on toilet paper, the 
consumer runs in and stocks up. But when the housing or stock 
market has a sale, most often called a crash or correction, the same 
consumer often runs away from it.  When the supermarket raises 
its prices, the consumer shops somewhere else. But when housing 
or the stock market raise their prices, the same consumer often 
rushes in and starts buying.  Always remember: Profits are made 
in the buying, not in the selling.  
•	Look in the right places. A neighbor bought a condominium for  
$100,000. I bought the identical condo next door for 
$50,000. He told me he’s waiting for the price to go up. I told 
him that profit is made when you buy, not when you sell. He 
shopped with a real estate broker who owns no property of her 
own. I shopped at the foreclosure auction. I paid $500 for a 
class on how to do this. 
My neighbor thought that the $500 for a real estate investment 
class was too expensive. He said he could not afford the money, 
or the time. So he waits for the price to go up.•	Look for people who want to buy first.",0.0,•,•
4291,What is the best way to find bargains in all markets?,shop,6.0,•	Shop for bargains in all markets.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_170,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s170
I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time. That 
means the seller might be more agreeable to deal. I watch for 
moving trucks going in or out. I stop and talk to the drivers. I 
talk to the postal carriers. It’s amazing how much information 
they acquire about an area. I find a bad  area, especially an 
area that the news has scared everyone away from. I drive it for 
sometimes a year waiting for signs of some thing changing for 
the better. I talk to retailers, especially new ones, and find out 
why they’re moving in. It takes only a few minutes a month, and 
I do it while doing something else, like exercising, or going to 
and from the store.
•	Shop for bargains in all markets. Consumers will always be 
poor. When the supermarket has a sale, say on toilet paper, the 
consumer runs in and stocks up. But when the housing or stock 
market has a sale, most often called a crash or correction, the same 
consumer often runs away from it.  When the supermarket raises 
its prices, the consumer shops somewhere else. But when housing 
or the stock market raise their prices, the same consumer often 
rushes in and starts buying.  Always remember: Profits are made 
in the buying, not in the selling.  
•	Look in the right places. A neighbor bought a condominium for  
$100,000. I bought the identical condo next door for 
$50,000. He told me he’s waiting for the price to go up. I told 
him that profit is made when you buy, not when you sell. He 
shopped with a real estate broker who owns no property of her 
own. I shopped at the foreclosure auction. I paid $500 for a 
class on how to do this. 
My neighbor thought that the $500 for a real estate investment 
class was too expensive. He said he could not afford the money, 
or the time. So he waits for the price to go up.•	Look for people who want to buy first.",0.0,Shop,Shop
4292,"When housing or stock market raises what, the same consumer rushes in and starts buying?",prices,7.0,"But when housing 
or the stock market raise their prices, the same consumer often 
rushes in and starts buying. When the supermarket raises 
its prices, the consumer shops somewhere else.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_170,"Chapter Nine: Here Are Some To Do’s170
I notice real estate signs that are up for a long time. That 
means the seller might be more agreeable to deal. I watch for 
moving trucks going in or out. I stop and talk to the drivers. I 
talk to the postal carriers. It’s amazing how much information 
they acquire about an area. I find a bad  area, especially an 
area that the news has scared everyone away from. I drive it for 
sometimes a year waiting for signs of some thing changing for 
the better. I talk to retailers, especially new ones, and find out 
why they’re moving in. It takes only a few minutes a month, and 
I do it while doing something else, like exercising, or going to 
and from the store.
•	Shop for bargains in all markets. Consumers will always be 
poor. When the supermarket has a sale, say on toilet paper, the 
consumer runs in and stocks up. But when the housing or stock 
market has a sale, most often called a crash or correction, the same 
consumer often runs away from it.  When the supermarket raises 
its prices, the consumer shops somewhere else. But when housing 
or the stock market raise their prices, the same consumer often 
rushes in and starts buying.  Always remember: Profits are made 
in the buying, not in the selling.  
•	Look in the right places. A neighbor bought a condominium for  
$100,000. I bought the identical condo next door for 
$50,000. He told me he’s waiting for the price to go up. I told 
him that profit is made when you buy, not when you sell. He 
shopped with a real estate broker who owns no property of her 
own. I shopped at the foreclosure auction. I paid $500 for a 
class on how to do this. 
My neighbor thought that the $500 for a real estate investment 
class was too expensive. He said he could not afford the money, 
or the time. So he waits for the price to go up.•	Look for people who want to buy first.",0.0,prices,prices
4293,What did I tie up the land with?,option,1.0,"I found a large 
piece of land, larger than what my friend wanted to buy, tied 
it up with an option, called my friend, and he said he wanted 
a piece of it.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_171,"Rich Dad Poor Dad171
•	Look for people who want to buy first. Then look for someone who   
wants to sell.  A friend was looking for a certain piece of land.  
He had the money but did not have the time. I found a large 
piece of land, larger than what my friend wanted to buy, tied 
it up with an option, called my friend, and he said he wanted 
a piece of it. So I sold the piece to him and then bought the 
land. I kept the remaining land as mine for free. Moral of the 
story: Buy the pie, and cut it in pieces. Most people look for 
what they can afford, so they look too small. They buy only 
a piece of the pie, so they end up paying more for less. Small 
thinkers don’t get the big breaks. If",0.0,an option,an option
4294,What type of thinkers don't get the big breaks?,thinkers,2.0,"Small 
thinkers don’t get the big breaks.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_171,"Rich Dad Poor Dad171
•	Look for people who want to buy first. Then look for someone who   
wants to sell.  A friend was looking for a certain piece of land.  
He had the money but did not have the time. I found a large 
piece of land, larger than what my friend wanted to buy, tied 
it up with an option, called my friend, and he said he wanted 
a piece of it. So I sold the piece to him and then bought the 
land. I kept the remaining land as mine for free. Moral of the 
story: Buy the pie, and cut it in pieces. Most people look for 
what they can afford, so they look too small. They buy only 
a piece of the pie, so they end up paying more for less. Small 
thinkers don’t get the big breaks. If",0.0,Small,Small
4295,Who was looking for a certain piece of land?,friend,3.0,"I found a large 
piece of land, larger than what my friend wanted to buy, tied 
it up with an option, called my friend, and he said he wanted 
a piece of it. I found a large 
piece of land, larger than what my friend wanted to buy, tied 
it up with an option, called my friend, and he said he wanted 
a piece of it. A friend was looking for a certain piece of land.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_171,"Rich Dad Poor Dad171
•	Look for people who want to buy first. Then look for someone who   
wants to sell.  A friend was looking for a certain piece of land.  
He had the money but did not have the time. I found a large 
piece of land, larger than what my friend wanted to buy, tied 
it up with an option, called my friend, and he said he wanted 
a piece of it. So I sold the piece to him and then bought the 
land. I kept the remaining land as mine for free. Moral of the 
story: Buy the pie, and cut it in pieces. Most people look for 
what they can afford, so they look too small. They buy only 
a piece of the pie, so they end up paying more for less. Small 
thinkers don’t get the big breaks. If",0.0,A friend,A friend
4296,What is the moral of the story?,story,4.0,"Moral of the 
story: Buy the pie, and cut it in pieces.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_171,"Rich Dad Poor Dad171
•	Look for people who want to buy first. Then look for someone who   
wants to sell.  A friend was looking for a certain piece of land.  
He had the money but did not have the time. I found a large 
piece of land, larger than what my friend wanted to buy, tied 
it up with an option, called my friend, and he said he wanted 
a piece of it. So I sold the piece to him and then bought the 
land. I kept the remaining land as mine for free. Moral of the 
story: Buy the pie, and cut it in pieces. Most people look for 
what they can afford, so they look too small. They buy only 
a piece of the pie, so they end up paying more for less. Small 
thinkers don’t get the big breaks. If",0.0,"Buy the pie, and cut it in pieces","Buy the pie, and cut it in pieces"
4297,What did he have but did not have time?,money,5.0,He had the money but did not have the time.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_171,"Rich Dad Poor Dad171
•	Look for people who want to buy first. Then look for someone who   
wants to sell.  A friend was looking for a certain piece of land.  
He had the money but did not have the time. I found a large 
piece of land, larger than what my friend wanted to buy, tied 
it up with an option, called my friend, and he said he wanted 
a piece of it. So I sold the piece to him and then bought the 
land. I kept the remaining land as mine for free. Moral of the 
story: Buy the pie, and cut it in pieces. Most people look for 
what they can afford, so they look too small. They buy only 
a piece of the pie, so they end up paying more for less. Small 
thinkers don’t get the big breaks. If",0.0,the money,the money
4298,Who do you look for who want to buy first?,people,6.0,"Most people look for 
what they can afford, so they look too small. Rich Dad Poor Dad171
•	Look for people who want to buy first.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_171,"Rich Dad Poor Dad171
•	Look for people who want to buy first. Then look for someone who   
wants to sell.  A friend was looking for a certain piece of land.  
He had the money but did not have the time. I found a large 
piece of land, larger than what my friend wanted to buy, tied 
it up with an option, called my friend, and he said he wanted 
a piece of it. So I sold the piece to him and then bought the 
land. I kept the remaining land as mine for free. Moral of the 
story: Buy the pie, and cut it in pieces. Most people look for 
what they can afford, so they look too small. They buy only 
a piece of the pie, so they end up paying more for less. Small 
thinkers don’t get the big breaks. If",0.0,people,people
4299,What did a friend of mine complain about how hard it was to save money for his children?,college educations,1.0,"A friend of mine was griping one day about how hard it was to  
save money for his four children’s college educations.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_173,"173
FINAL THOUGHTSI would like to share some final thoughts with you.
The main reason I wrote this book, and the reason it has remained 
a bestseller since 2000, was to share insights into how increased financial 
intelligence can be used to solve many of life’s common problems. Without 
financial training, we all too often use the standard formulas to get through 
life: Work hard, save, borrow, and pay excessive taxes. Today, more than  
ever, we need better information.
I use the following story as an example of a financial problem that  
confronts many young families today. How do you afford a good  
education for your children and provide for your own retirement?  
It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.
A friend of mine was griping one day about how hard it was to  
save money for his four children’s college educations. He was putting 
$300 away in a college fund each month and had so far accumulated 
only about $12,000. He had about 12 more years to save for college 
since his oldest child was then six years old.
At the time, the real estate market in Phoenix was terrible. People 
were giving houses away. I suggested to my friend that he buy a house 
with some of the money in his college fund. The idea intrigued him, 
and we began to discuss the possibility. His primary concern was that 
he did not have credit with the bank to buy another house since he 
was so over-extended. I assured him that there were other ways to 
finance a property rather than through the bank.
We looked for a house for two weeks, a house that would fit all our 
criteria. There were plenty to choose from so shopping was fun. Finally, 
we found a three-bedroom, two-bath home in a prime neighborhood. 
The owner had been downsized and needed to sell that day because he and his family were moving to California where another job waited.",0.0,college educations,college educations
4300,What is the most important thing in life?,intelligence,2.0,"The main reason I wrote this book, and the reason it has remained 
a bestseller since 2000, was to share insights into how increased financial 
intelligence can be used to solve many of life’s common problems. It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_173,"173
FINAL THOUGHTSI would like to share some final thoughts with you.
The main reason I wrote this book, and the reason it has remained 
a bestseller since 2000, was to share insights into how increased financial 
intelligence can be used to solve many of life’s common problems. Without 
financial training, we all too often use the standard formulas to get through 
life: Work hard, save, borrow, and pay excessive taxes. Today, more than  
ever, we need better information.
I use the following story as an example of a financial problem that  
confronts many young families today. How do you afford a good  
education for your children and provide for your own retirement?  
It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.
A friend of mine was griping one day about how hard it was to  
save money for his four children’s college educations. He was putting 
$300 away in a college fund each month and had so far accumulated 
only about $12,000. He had about 12 more years to save for college 
since his oldest child was then six years old.
At the time, the real estate market in Phoenix was terrible. People 
were giving houses away. I suggested to my friend that he buy a house 
with some of the money in his college fund. The idea intrigued him, 
and we began to discuss the possibility. His primary concern was that 
he did not have credit with the bank to buy another house since he 
was so over-extended. I assured him that there were other ways to 
finance a property rather than through the bank.
We looked for a house for two weeks, a house that would fit all our 
criteria. There were plenty to choose from so shopping was fun. Finally, 
we found a three-bedroom, two-bath home in a prime neighborhood. 
The owner had been downsized and needed to sell that day because he and his family were moving to California where another job waited.",0.0,better information,better information
4301,What were people giving away?,houses,3.0,"People 
were giving houses away.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_173,"173
FINAL THOUGHTSI would like to share some final thoughts with you.
The main reason I wrote this book, and the reason it has remained 
a bestseller since 2000, was to share insights into how increased financial 
intelligence can be used to solve many of life’s common problems. Without 
financial training, we all too often use the standard formulas to get through 
life: Work hard, save, borrow, and pay excessive taxes. Today, more than  
ever, we need better information.
I use the following story as an example of a financial problem that  
confronts many young families today. How do you afford a good  
education for your children and provide for your own retirement?  
It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.
A friend of mine was griping one day about how hard it was to  
save money for his four children’s college educations. He was putting 
$300 away in a college fund each month and had so far accumulated 
only about $12,000. He had about 12 more years to save for college 
since his oldest child was then six years old.
At the time, the real estate market in Phoenix was terrible. People 
were giving houses away. I suggested to my friend that he buy a house 
with some of the money in his college fund. The idea intrigued him, 
and we began to discuss the possibility. His primary concern was that 
he did not have credit with the bank to buy another house since he 
was so over-extended. I assured him that there were other ways to 
finance a property rather than through the bank.
We looked for a house for two weeks, a house that would fit all our 
criteria. There were plenty to choose from so shopping was fun. Finally, 
we found a three-bedroom, two-bath home in a prime neighborhood. 
The owner had been downsized and needed to sell that day because he and his family were moving to California where another job waited.",0.0,houses,houses
4302,Who was complaining about saving money for his children's college educations?,friend,4.0,"A friend of mine was griping one day about how hard it was to  
save money for his four children’s college educations. I suggested to my friend that he buy a house 
with some of the money in his college fund.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_173,"173
FINAL THOUGHTSI would like to share some final thoughts with you.
The main reason I wrote this book, and the reason it has remained 
a bestseller since 2000, was to share insights into how increased financial 
intelligence can be used to solve many of life’s common problems. Without 
financial training, we all too often use the standard formulas to get through 
life: Work hard, save, borrow, and pay excessive taxes. Today, more than  
ever, we need better information.
I use the following story as an example of a financial problem that  
confronts many young families today. How do you afford a good  
education for your children and provide for your own retirement?  
It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.
A friend of mine was griping one day about how hard it was to  
save money for his four children’s college educations. He was putting 
$300 away in a college fund each month and had so far accumulated 
only about $12,000. He had about 12 more years to save for college 
since his oldest child was then six years old.
At the time, the real estate market in Phoenix was terrible. People 
were giving houses away. I suggested to my friend that he buy a house 
with some of the money in his college fund. The idea intrigued him, 
and we began to discuss the possibility. His primary concern was that 
he did not have credit with the bank to buy another house since he 
was so over-extended. I assured him that there were other ways to 
finance a property rather than through the bank.
We looked for a house for two weeks, a house that would fit all our 
criteria. There were plenty to choose from so shopping was fun. Finally, 
we found a three-bedroom, two-bath home in a prime neighborhood. 
The owner had been downsized and needed to sell that day because he and his family were moving to California where another job waited.",0.0,A friend of mine,A friend of mine
4303,How do we need better information?,today,5.0,"I use the following story as an example of a financial problem that  
confronts many young families today. Today, more than  
ever, we need better information.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_173,"173
FINAL THOUGHTSI would like to share some final thoughts with you.
The main reason I wrote this book, and the reason it has remained 
a bestseller since 2000, was to share insights into how increased financial 
intelligence can be used to solve many of life’s common problems. Without 
financial training, we all too often use the standard formulas to get through 
life: Work hard, save, borrow, and pay excessive taxes. Today, more than  
ever, we need better information.
I use the following story as an example of a financial problem that  
confronts many young families today. How do you afford a good  
education for your children and provide for your own retirement?  
It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.
A friend of mine was griping one day about how hard it was to  
save money for his four children’s college educations. He was putting 
$300 away in a college fund each month and had so far accumulated 
only about $12,000. He had about 12 more years to save for college 
since his oldest child was then six years old.
At the time, the real estate market in Phoenix was terrible. People 
were giving houses away. I suggested to my friend that he buy a house 
with some of the money in his college fund. The idea intrigued him, 
and we began to discuss the possibility. His primary concern was that 
he did not have credit with the bank to buy another house since he 
was so over-extended. I assured him that there were other ways to 
finance a property rather than through the bank.
We looked for a house for two weeks, a house that would fit all our 
criteria. There were plenty to choose from so shopping was fun. Finally, 
we found a three-bedroom, two-bath home in a prime neighborhood. 
The owner had been downsized and needed to sell that day because he and his family were moving to California where another job waited.",0.0,"more than  
ever","more than  
ever"
4304,How do I afford a good education for my children?,children,6.0,"A friend of mine was griping one day about how hard it was to  
save money for his four children’s college educations. How do you afford a good  
education for your children and provide for your own retirement?",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_173,"173
FINAL THOUGHTSI would like to share some final thoughts with you.
The main reason I wrote this book, and the reason it has remained 
a bestseller since 2000, was to share insights into how increased financial 
intelligence can be used to solve many of life’s common problems. Without 
financial training, we all too often use the standard formulas to get through 
life: Work hard, save, borrow, and pay excessive taxes. Today, more than  
ever, we need better information.
I use the following story as an example of a financial problem that  
confronts many young families today. How do you afford a good  
education for your children and provide for your own retirement?  
It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.
A friend of mine was griping one day about how hard it was to  
save money for his four children’s college educations. He was putting 
$300 away in a college fund each month and had so far accumulated 
only about $12,000. He had about 12 more years to save for college 
since his oldest child was then six years old.
At the time, the real estate market in Phoenix was terrible. People 
were giving houses away. I suggested to my friend that he buy a house 
with some of the money in his college fund. The idea intrigued him, 
and we began to discuss the possibility. His primary concern was that 
he did not have credit with the bank to buy another house since he 
was so over-extended. I assured him that there were other ways to 
finance a property rather than through the bank.
We looked for a house for two weeks, a house that would fit all our 
criteria. There were plenty to choose from so shopping was fun. Finally, 
we found a three-bedroom, two-bath home in a prime neighborhood. 
The owner had been downsized and needed to sell that day because he and his family were moving to California where another job waited.",0.0,It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work,It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work
4305,What is the most difficult thing to do without financial training?,life,7.0,"The main reason I wrote this book, and the reason it has remained 
a bestseller since 2000, was to share insights into how increased financial 
intelligence can be used to solve many of life’s common problems. Without 
financial training, we all too often use the standard formulas to get through 
life: Work hard, save, borrow, and pay excessive taxes.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_173,"173
FINAL THOUGHTSI would like to share some final thoughts with you.
The main reason I wrote this book, and the reason it has remained 
a bestseller since 2000, was to share insights into how increased financial 
intelligence can be used to solve many of life’s common problems. Without 
financial training, we all too often use the standard formulas to get through 
life: Work hard, save, borrow, and pay excessive taxes. Today, more than  
ever, we need better information.
I use the following story as an example of a financial problem that  
confronts many young families today. How do you afford a good  
education for your children and provide for your own retirement?  
It requires using financial intelligence instead of hard work.
A friend of mine was griping one day about how hard it was to  
save money for his four children’s college educations. He was putting 
$300 away in a college fund each month and had so far accumulated 
only about $12,000. He had about 12 more years to save for college 
since his oldest child was then six years old.
At the time, the real estate market in Phoenix was terrible. People 
were giving houses away. I suggested to my friend that he buy a house 
with some of the money in his college fund. The idea intrigued him, 
and we began to discuss the possibility. His primary concern was that 
he did not have credit with the bank to buy another house since he 
was so over-extended. I assured him that there were other ways to 
finance a property rather than through the bank.
We looked for a house for two weeks, a house that would fit all our 
criteria. There were plenty to choose from so shopping was fun. Finally, 
we found a three-bedroom, two-bath home in a prime neighborhood. 
The owner had been downsized and needed to sell that day because he and his family were moving to California where another job waited.",0.0,"Work hard, save, borrow, and pay excessive taxes","Work hard, save, borrow, and pay excessive taxes"
4306,What did he invest the money from the new project into?,college fund,1.0,"Within three months, he began receiving 
checks for a little less than a $1,000 a month which he then poured 
back into the college fund. He rolled those 
funds into a new project that would now generate over $3,000 a 
month in income, again, going into the college fund.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_174,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence174
and his family were moving to California where another job waited. 
The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000. He took 
it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent 
down payment. All my friend had to come up with was $7,900. As 
soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. After all 
expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his 
pocket each month.
His plan was to keep the house for 12 years and let the mortgage 
get paid down faster by applying the extra $125 to the principal each 
month. We figured that in 12 years, a large portion of the mortgage 
would be paid off and he could possibly be clearing $800 a month by 
the time his first child went to college. He could also sell the house if it 
had appreciated in value.
Three years later, the real estate market greatly improved in 
Phoenix and he was offered $156,000 for the same house by the 
tenant who lived in it. Again, he asked me what I thought. I advised 
that he sell it, using a 1031 tax-deferred exchange.
Suddenly, he had nearly $80,000 to operate with. I called another 
friend in Austin, Texas, who then moved this tax-deferred capital gain 
into a mini-storage facility. Within three months, he began receiving 
checks for a little less than a $1,000 a month which he then poured 
back into the college fund. 
A couple of years later, the mini-warehouse sold, and he received 
a check for nearly $330,000 as proceeds from the sale. He rolled those 
funds into a new project that would now generate over $3,000 a 
month in income, again, going into the college fund. He is now very 
confident that his goal will be met easily. 
It only took $7,900 to start and a little financial intelligence. His 
children will be able to afford the education they want, and he will 
then use the underlying asset, wrapped in his legal entity, to pay for his 
retirement. As a result of this successful investment strategy, he will be 
able to retire early.
Thank you for reading this book. I hope it has provided some 
insights into utilizing the power of money to work for you. Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive.",0.0,college fund,college fund
4307,What was the biggest expense of the house?,mortgage,2.0,"We figured that in 12 years, a large portion of the mortgage 
would be paid off and he could possibly be clearing $800 a month by 
the time his first child went to college. His plan was to keep the house for 12 years and let the mortgage 
get paid down faster by applying the extra $125 to the principal each 
month. After all 
expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his 
pocket each month.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_174,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence174
and his family were moving to California where another job waited. 
The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000. He took 
it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent 
down payment. All my friend had to come up with was $7,900. As 
soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. After all 
expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his 
pocket each month.
His plan was to keep the house for 12 years and let the mortgage 
get paid down faster by applying the extra $125 to the principal each 
month. We figured that in 12 years, a large portion of the mortgage 
would be paid off and he could possibly be clearing $800 a month by 
the time his first child went to college. He could also sell the house if it 
had appreciated in value.
Three years later, the real estate market greatly improved in 
Phoenix and he was offered $156,000 for the same house by the 
tenant who lived in it. Again, he asked me what I thought. I advised 
that he sell it, using a 1031 tax-deferred exchange.
Suddenly, he had nearly $80,000 to operate with. I called another 
friend in Austin, Texas, who then moved this tax-deferred capital gain 
into a mini-storage facility. Within three months, he began receiving 
checks for a little less than a $1,000 a month which he then poured 
back into the college fund. 
A couple of years later, the mini-warehouse sold, and he received 
a check for nearly $330,000 as proceeds from the sale. He rolled those 
funds into a new project that would now generate over $3,000 a 
month in income, again, going into the college fund. He is now very 
confident that his goal will be met easily. 
It only took $7,900 to start and a little financial intelligence. His 
children will be able to afford the education they want, and he will 
then use the underlying asset, wrapped in his legal entity, to pay for his 
retirement. As a result of this successful investment strategy, he will be 
able to retire early.
Thank you for reading this book. I hope it has provided some 
insights into utilizing the power of money to work for you. Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive.",0.0,mortgage,mortgage
4308,What did he start receiving within three months?,checks,3.0,"Within three months, he began receiving 
checks for a little less than a $1,000 a month which he then poured 
back into the college fund.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_174,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence174
and his family were moving to California where another job waited. 
The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000. He took 
it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent 
down payment. All my friend had to come up with was $7,900. As 
soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. After all 
expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his 
pocket each month.
His plan was to keep the house for 12 years and let the mortgage 
get paid down faster by applying the extra $125 to the principal each 
month. We figured that in 12 years, a large portion of the mortgage 
would be paid off and he could possibly be clearing $800 a month by 
the time his first child went to college. He could also sell the house if it 
had appreciated in value.
Three years later, the real estate market greatly improved in 
Phoenix and he was offered $156,000 for the same house by the 
tenant who lived in it. Again, he asked me what I thought. I advised 
that he sell it, using a 1031 tax-deferred exchange.
Suddenly, he had nearly $80,000 to operate with. I called another 
friend in Austin, Texas, who then moved this tax-deferred capital gain 
into a mini-storage facility. Within three months, he began receiving 
checks for a little less than a $1,000 a month which he then poured 
back into the college fund. 
A couple of years later, the mini-warehouse sold, and he received 
a check for nearly $330,000 as proceeds from the sale. He rolled those 
funds into a new project that would now generate over $3,000 a 
month in income, again, going into the college fund. He is now very 
confident that his goal will be met easily. 
It only took $7,900 to start and a little financial intelligence. His 
children will be able to afford the education they want, and he will 
then use the underlying asset, wrapped in his legal entity, to pay for his 
retirement. As a result of this successful investment strategy, he will be 
able to retire early.
Thank you for reading this book. I hope it has provided some 
insights into utilizing the power of money to work for you. Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive.",0.0,checks,checks
4309,Who moved the house after my friend put it up for rent?,owner,4.0,"As 
soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_174,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence174
and his family were moving to California where another job waited. 
The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000. He took 
it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent 
down payment. All my friend had to come up with was $7,900. As 
soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. After all 
expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his 
pocket each month.
His plan was to keep the house for 12 years and let the mortgage 
get paid down faster by applying the extra $125 to the principal each 
month. We figured that in 12 years, a large portion of the mortgage 
would be paid off and he could possibly be clearing $800 a month by 
the time his first child went to college. He could also sell the house if it 
had appreciated in value.
Three years later, the real estate market greatly improved in 
Phoenix and he was offered $156,000 for the same house by the 
tenant who lived in it. Again, he asked me what I thought. I advised 
that he sell it, using a 1031 tax-deferred exchange.
Suddenly, he had nearly $80,000 to operate with. I called another 
friend in Austin, Texas, who then moved this tax-deferred capital gain 
into a mini-storage facility. Within three months, he began receiving 
checks for a little less than a $1,000 a month which he then poured 
back into the college fund. 
A couple of years later, the mini-warehouse sold, and he received 
a check for nearly $330,000 as proceeds from the sale. He rolled those 
funds into a new project that would now generate over $3,000 a 
month in income, again, going into the college fund. He is now very 
confident that his goal will be met easily. 
It only took $7,900 to start and a little financial intelligence. His 
children will be able to afford the education they want, and he will 
then use the underlying asset, wrapped in his legal entity, to pay for his 
retirement. As a result of this successful investment strategy, he will be 
able to retire early.
Thank you for reading this book. I hope it has provided some 
insights into utilizing the power of money to work for you. Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive.",0.0,the owner,the owner
4310,"Who moved the house in Austin, Texas?",friend,5.0,"I called another 
friend in Austin, Texas, who then moved this tax-deferred capital gain 
into a mini-storage facility. As 
soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. All my friend had to come up with was $7,900.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_174,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence174
and his family were moving to California where another job waited. 
The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000. He took 
it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent 
down payment. All my friend had to come up with was $7,900. As 
soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. After all 
expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his 
pocket each month.
His plan was to keep the house for 12 years and let the mortgage 
get paid down faster by applying the extra $125 to the principal each 
month. We figured that in 12 years, a large portion of the mortgage 
would be paid off and he could possibly be clearing $800 a month by 
the time his first child went to college. He could also sell the house if it 
had appreciated in value.
Three years later, the real estate market greatly improved in 
Phoenix and he was offered $156,000 for the same house by the 
tenant who lived in it. Again, he asked me what I thought. I advised 
that he sell it, using a 1031 tax-deferred exchange.
Suddenly, he had nearly $80,000 to operate with. I called another 
friend in Austin, Texas, who then moved this tax-deferred capital gain 
into a mini-storage facility. Within three months, he began receiving 
checks for a little less than a $1,000 a month which he then poured 
back into the college fund. 
A couple of years later, the mini-warehouse sold, and he received 
a check for nearly $330,000 as proceeds from the sale. He rolled those 
funds into a new project that would now generate over $3,000 a 
month in income, again, going into the college fund. He is now very 
confident that his goal will be met easily. 
It only took $7,900 to start and a little financial intelligence. His 
children will be able to afford the education they want, and he will 
then use the underlying asset, wrapped in his legal entity, to pay for his 
retirement. As a result of this successful investment strategy, he will be 
able to retire early.
Thank you for reading this book. I hope it has provided some 
insights into utilizing the power of money to work for you. Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive.",0.0,"
friend","
friend"
4311,What did the tenant offer him for the same house?,house,6.0,"Three years later, the real estate market greatly improved in 
Phoenix and he was offered $156,000 for the same house by the 
tenant who lived in it. His plan was to keep the house for 12 years and let the mortgage 
get paid down faster by applying the extra $125 to the principal each 
month. As 
soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_174,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence174
and his family were moving to California where another job waited. 
The owner wanted $102,000, but we offered only $79,000. He took 
it immediately and agreed to carry back the loan with a 10 percent 
down payment. All my friend had to come up with was $7,900. As 
soon as the owner moved, my friend put the house up for rent. After all 
expenses were paid, including the mortgage, he put about $125 in his 
pocket each month.
His plan was to keep the house for 12 years and let the mortgage 
get paid down faster by applying the extra $125 to the principal each 
month. We figured that in 12 years, a large portion of the mortgage 
would be paid off and he could possibly be clearing $800 a month by 
the time his first child went to college. He could also sell the house if it 
had appreciated in value.
Three years later, the real estate market greatly improved in 
Phoenix and he was offered $156,000 for the same house by the 
tenant who lived in it. Again, he asked me what I thought. I advised 
that he sell it, using a 1031 tax-deferred exchange.
Suddenly, he had nearly $80,000 to operate with. I called another 
friend in Austin, Texas, who then moved this tax-deferred capital gain 
into a mini-storage facility. Within three months, he began receiving 
checks for a little less than a $1,000 a month which he then poured 
back into the college fund. 
A couple of years later, the mini-warehouse sold, and he received 
a check for nearly $330,000 as proceeds from the sale. He rolled those 
funds into a new project that would now generate over $3,000 a 
month in income, again, going into the college fund. He is now very 
confident that his goal will be met easily. 
It only took $7,900 to start and a little financial intelligence. His 
children will be able to afford the education they want, and he will 
then use the underlying asset, wrapped in his legal entity, to pay for his 
retirement. As a result of this successful investment strategy, he will be 
able to retire early.
Thank you for reading this book. I hope it has provided some 
insights into utilizing the power of money to work for you. Today, we need greater financial intelligence to simply survive.",0.0,"$156,000","$156,000"
4312,What is the title of Think and Grow Rich?,grow rich,1.0,"There is a 
great book called Think and Grow Rich. The title is not Work Hard  
and Grow Rich.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_175,"Rich Dad Poor Dad175
need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not 
learned the science of money making money.
Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change 
your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and 
then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It 
takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too 
often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into 
one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, 
but they were not good investors.
Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early.  
Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash 
into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in 
less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to 
learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the 
hang of it.
I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that 
determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a 
great book called Think and Grow Rich.  The title is not Work Hard  
and Grow Rich.  Learn to have money work hard for you, and your  
life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.
 
The Three Incomes
In the world of accounting, there are three differentincome.",0.0,not Work Hard,not Work Hard
4313,What are the people who have a large nest egg and lose it quickly?,investors,2.0,"Too 
often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into 
one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, 
but they were not good investors.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_175,"Rich Dad Poor Dad175
need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not 
learned the science of money making money.
Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change 
your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and 
then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It 
takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too 
often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into 
one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, 
but they were not good investors.
Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early.  
Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash 
into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in 
less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to 
learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the 
hang of it.
I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that 
determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a 
great book called Think and Grow Rich.  The title is not Work Hard  
and Grow Rich.  Learn to have money work hard for you, and your  
life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.
 
The Three Incomes
In the world of accounting, there are three differentincome.",0.0,unsophisticated investors,unsophisticated investors
4314,"What did I turn $5,000 into a one-million-dollar asset in less than six years?",cash,3.0,"I turned $5,000 cash 
into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in 
less than six years. I turned $5,000 cash 
into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in 
less than six years.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_175,"Rich Dad Poor Dad175
need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not 
learned the science of money making money.
Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change 
your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and 
then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It 
takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too 
often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into 
one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, 
but they were not good investors.
Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early.  
Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash 
into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in 
less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to 
learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the 
hang of it.
I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that 
determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a 
great book called Think and Grow Rich.  The title is not Work Hard  
and Grow Rich.  Learn to have money work hard for you, and your  
life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.
 
The Three Incomes
In the world of accounting, there are three differentincome.",0.0,cash flow,cash flow
4315,What is the most important thing about money?,wisdom,4.0,Education and wisdom about money are important.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_175,"Rich Dad Poor Dad175
need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not 
learned the science of money making money.
Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change 
your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and 
then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It 
takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too 
often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into 
one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, 
but they were not good investors.
Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early.  
Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash 
into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in 
less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to 
learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the 
hang of it.
I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that 
determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a 
great book called Think and Grow Rich.  The title is not Work Hard  
and Grow Rich.  Learn to have money work hard for you, and your  
life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.
 
The Three Incomes
In the world of accounting, there are three differentincome.",0.0,Education and wisdom,Education and wisdom
4316,"I meet so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into one what and lose most of it quickly?",deal,5.0,"I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too 
often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into 
one deal and lose most of it rapidly.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_175,"Rich Dad Poor Dad175
need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not 
learned the science of money making money.
Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change 
your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and 
then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It 
takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too 
often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into 
one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, 
but they were not good investors.
Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early.  
Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash 
into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in 
less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to 
learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the 
hang of it.
I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that 
determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a 
great book called Think and Grow Rich.  The title is not Work Hard  
and Grow Rich.  Learn to have money work hard for you, and your  
life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.
 
The Three Incomes
In the world of accounting, there are three differentincome.",0.0,one deal,one deal
4317,What is the idea that it takes money to make money?,thinking,6.0,"The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people. If you want more money, simply change 
your thinking.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_175,"Rich Dad Poor Dad175
need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not 
learned the science of money making money.
Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change 
your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and 
then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It 
takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too 
often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into 
one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, 
but they were not good investors.
Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early.  
Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash 
into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in 
less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to 
learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the 
hang of it.
I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that 
determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a 
great book called Think and Grow Rich.  The title is not Work Hard  
and Grow Rich.  Learn to have money work hard for you, and your  
life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.
 
The Three Incomes
In the world of accounting, there are three differentincome.",0.0,"financially unsophisticated 
people","financially unsophisticated 
people"
4318,What is the most important thing to have in regards to money?,education,7.0,Education and wisdom about money are important.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_175,"Rich Dad Poor Dad175
need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not 
learned the science of money making money.
Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change 
your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and 
then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It 
takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too 
often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into 
one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, 
but they were not good investors.
Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early.  
Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash 
into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in 
less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to 
learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the 
hang of it.
I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that 
determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a 
great book called Think and Grow Rich.  The title is not Work Hard  
and Grow Rich.  Learn to have money work hard for you, and your  
life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.
 
The Three Incomes
In the world of accounting, there are three differentincome.",0.0,Education and wisdom,Education and wisdom
4319,What does it take to make money?,money,8.0,"I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people. The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_175,"Rich Dad Poor Dad175
need greater financial intelligence to simply survive. The idea that “it takes 
money to make money” is the thinking of financially unsophisticated 
people. It does not mean that they’re not intelligent. They have simply not 
learned the science of money making money.
Money is only an idea. If you want more money, simply change 
your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, and 
then turned it into something big. The same applies to investing. It 
takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. I meet 
so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to 
amass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too 
often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into 
one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers, 
but they were not good investors.
Education and wisdom about money are important. Start early.  
Buy a book. Go to a seminar. Practice. Start small. I turned $5,000 cash 
into a one-million-dollar asset producing $5,000 a month cash flow in 
less than six years. But I started learning as a kid. I encourage you to 
learn, because it’s not that hard. In fact, it’s pretty easy once you get the 
hang of it.
I think I have made my message clear. It’s what is in your head that 
determines what is in your hands. Money is only an idea. There is a 
great book called Think and Grow Rich.  The title is not Work Hard  
and Grow Rich.  Learn to have money work hard for you, and your  
life will be easier and happier. Today, don’t play it safe. Play it smart.
 
The Three Incomes
In the world of accounting, there are three differentincome.",0.0,"
money","
money"
4320,"Who used to say, ""The key to becoming wealthy is the ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio income as quickly as possible.""?",rich dad,1.0,"The 
government taxes the income you work hard for more than the income 
your money works hard for.”
In my second book, Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant,  I explain 
the four different types of people who make up the world of business. Rich dad used to say, “The key to becoming wealthy is the 
ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio 
income as quickly as possible.” He would say, “Taxes are highest on 
earned income. In Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing, book number three in the Rich 
Dad series, I go into more detail on the importance of converting 
earned income into passive and portfolio income.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_176,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence176
When my poor dad said to me, “Go to school, get good grades, 
and find a safe secure job,” he was recommending I work for earned 
income. When my rich dad said, “The rich don’t work for money. 
They have their money work for them,” he was talking about passive 
income and portfolio income. Passive income, in most cases, is income 
derived from real estate investments. Portfolio income is income 
derived from paper assets such as stocks and bonds. Portfolio income 
is the income that makes Bill Gates the richest man in the world, not 
earned income.
Rich dad used to say, “The key to becoming wealthy is the 
ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio 
income as quickly as possible.” He would say, “Taxes are highest on 
earned income. The least-taxed income is passive income. That is 
another reason why you want your money working hard for you. The 
government taxes the income you work hard for more than the income 
your money works hard for.”
In my second book, Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant,  I explain 
the four different types of people who make up the world of business. 
They are E (Employee), S (Self-employed), B (Business Owner), and  
I (Investor). Most people go to school to learn to be an E or an S. The 
CASHFLOW Quadrant  is written about the core differences of these 
four types and how people can change their quadrant. In fact, most  
of our products are created for people in the B and I quadrants.
In Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing, book number three in the Rich 
Dad series, I go into more detail on the importance of converting 
earned income into passive and portfolio income. Rich dad used to  
say, “All a real investor does is convert earned income into passive  
and portfolio income. If you know what you’re doing, investing is not 
risky. It’s just common sense.”
The Key to Financial Freedom
The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income. My rich dad 
spent a lot of time teaching Mike and me this skill. Having this ability is again.",0.0,Rich dad,Rich dad
4321,What is the key to becoming wealthy?,ability,2.0,"Rich dad used to say, “The key to becoming wealthy is the 
ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio 
income as quickly as possible.” He would say, “Taxes are highest on 
earned income. It’s just common sense.”
The Key to Financial Freedom
The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income. Having this ability is again.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_176,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence176
When my poor dad said to me, “Go to school, get good grades, 
and find a safe secure job,” he was recommending I work for earned 
income. When my rich dad said, “The rich don’t work for money. 
They have their money work for them,” he was talking about passive 
income and portfolio income. Passive income, in most cases, is income 
derived from real estate investments. Portfolio income is income 
derived from paper assets such as stocks and bonds. Portfolio income 
is the income that makes Bill Gates the richest man in the world, not 
earned income.
Rich dad used to say, “The key to becoming wealthy is the 
ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio 
income as quickly as possible.” He would say, “Taxes are highest on 
earned income. The least-taxed income is passive income. That is 
another reason why you want your money working hard for you. The 
government taxes the income you work hard for more than the income 
your money works hard for.”
In my second book, Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant,  I explain 
the four different types of people who make up the world of business. 
They are E (Employee), S (Self-employed), B (Business Owner), and  
I (Investor). Most people go to school to learn to be an E or an S. The 
CASHFLOW Quadrant  is written about the core differences of these 
four types and how people can change their quadrant. In fact, most  
of our products are created for people in the B and I quadrants.
In Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing, book number three in the Rich 
Dad series, I go into more detail on the importance of converting 
earned income into passive and portfolio income. Rich dad used to  
say, “All a real investor does is convert earned income into passive  
and portfolio income. If you know what you’re doing, investing is not 
risky. It’s just common sense.”
The Key to Financial Freedom
The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income. My rich dad 
spent a lot of time teaching Mike and me this skill. Having this ability is again.",0.0,"ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income","ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income"
4322,How do I become rich?,key,3.0,"Rich dad used to say, “The key to becoming wealthy is the 
ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio 
income as quickly as possible.” He would say, “Taxes are highest on 
earned income. It’s just common sense.”
The Key to Financial Freedom
The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income. It’s just common sense.”
The Key to Financial Freedom
The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_176,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence176
When my poor dad said to me, “Go to school, get good grades, 
and find a safe secure job,” he was recommending I work for earned 
income. When my rich dad said, “The rich don’t work for money. 
They have their money work for them,” he was talking about passive 
income and portfolio income. Passive income, in most cases, is income 
derived from real estate investments. Portfolio income is income 
derived from paper assets such as stocks and bonds. Portfolio income 
is the income that makes Bill Gates the richest man in the world, not 
earned income.
Rich dad used to say, “The key to becoming wealthy is the 
ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio 
income as quickly as possible.” He would say, “Taxes are highest on 
earned income. The least-taxed income is passive income. That is 
another reason why you want your money working hard for you. The 
government taxes the income you work hard for more than the income 
your money works hard for.”
In my second book, Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant,  I explain 
the four different types of people who make up the world of business. 
They are E (Employee), S (Self-employed), B (Business Owner), and  
I (Investor). Most people go to school to learn to be an E or an S. The 
CASHFLOW Quadrant  is written about the core differences of these 
four types and how people can change their quadrant. In fact, most  
of our products are created for people in the B and I quadrants.
In Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing, book number three in the Rich 
Dad series, I go into more detail on the importance of converting 
earned income into passive and portfolio income. Rich dad used to  
say, “All a real investor does is convert earned income into passive  
and portfolio income. If you know what you’re doing, investing is not 
risky. It’s just common sense.”
The Key to Financial Freedom
The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income. My rich dad 
spent a lot of time teaching Mike and me this skill. Having this ability is again.",0.0,"convert earned income into passive income or portfolio 
income as quickly as possible","convert earned income into passive income or portfolio 
income as quickly as possible"
4323,Who is the most important person in the world of business?,people,4.0,"The 
government taxes the income you work hard for more than the income 
your money works hard for.”
In my second book, Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant,  I explain 
the four different types of people who make up the world of business. Most people go to school to learn to be an E or an S. The 
CASHFLOW Quadrant  is written about the core differences of these 
four types and how people can change their quadrant. Most people go to school to learn to be an E or an S. The 
CASHFLOW Quadrant  is written about the core differences of these 
four types and how people can change their quadrant.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_176,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence176
When my poor dad said to me, “Go to school, get good grades, 
and find a safe secure job,” he was recommending I work for earned 
income. When my rich dad said, “The rich don’t work for money. 
They have their money work for them,” he was talking about passive 
income and portfolio income. Passive income, in most cases, is income 
derived from real estate investments. Portfolio income is income 
derived from paper assets such as stocks and bonds. Portfolio income 
is the income that makes Bill Gates the richest man in the world, not 
earned income.
Rich dad used to say, “The key to becoming wealthy is the 
ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio 
income as quickly as possible.” He would say, “Taxes are highest on 
earned income. The least-taxed income is passive income. That is 
another reason why you want your money working hard for you. The 
government taxes the income you work hard for more than the income 
your money works hard for.”
In my second book, Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant,  I explain 
the four different types of people who make up the world of business. 
They are E (Employee), S (Self-employed), B (Business Owner), and  
I (Investor). Most people go to school to learn to be an E or an S. The 
CASHFLOW Quadrant  is written about the core differences of these 
four types and how people can change their quadrant. In fact, most  
of our products are created for people in the B and I quadrants.
In Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing, book number three in the Rich 
Dad series, I go into more detail on the importance of converting 
earned income into passive and portfolio income. Rich dad used to  
say, “All a real investor does is convert earned income into passive  
and portfolio income. If you know what you’re doing, investing is not 
risky. It’s just common sense.”
The Key to Financial Freedom
The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income. My rich dad 
spent a lot of time teaching Mike and me this skill. Having this ability is again.",0.0,Bill Gates,Bill Gates
4324,What is the key to financial freedom?,just common sense,5.0,"It’s just common sense.”
The Key to Financial Freedom
The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_176,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence176
When my poor dad said to me, “Go to school, get good grades, 
and find a safe secure job,” he was recommending I work for earned 
income. When my rich dad said, “The rich don’t work for money. 
They have their money work for them,” he was talking about passive 
income and portfolio income. Passive income, in most cases, is income 
derived from real estate investments. Portfolio income is income 
derived from paper assets such as stocks and bonds. Portfolio income 
is the income that makes Bill Gates the richest man in the world, not 
earned income.
Rich dad used to say, “The key to becoming wealthy is the 
ability to convert earned income into passive income or portfolio 
income as quickly as possible.” He would say, “Taxes are highest on 
earned income. The least-taxed income is passive income. That is 
another reason why you want your money working hard for you. The 
government taxes the income you work hard for more than the income 
your money works hard for.”
In my second book, Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant,  I explain 
the four different types of people who make up the world of business. 
They are E (Employee), S (Self-employed), B (Business Owner), and  
I (Investor). Most people go to school to learn to be an E or an S. The 
CASHFLOW Quadrant  is written about the core differences of these 
four types and how people can change their quadrant. In fact, most  
of our products are created for people in the B and I quadrants.
In Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing, book number three in the Rich 
Dad series, I go into more detail on the importance of converting 
earned income into passive and portfolio income. Rich dad used to  
say, “All a real investor does is convert earned income into passive  
and portfolio income. If you know what you’re doing, investing is not 
risky. It’s just common sense.”
The Key to Financial Freedom
The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income. My rich dad 
spent a lot of time teaching Mike and me this skill. Having this ability is again.",0.0,"ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income","ability to 
convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income"
4325,What is the basic investment skills of converting earned income into passive and portfolio income?,cashflow,1.0,"Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. CASHFLOW 202  is the advanced 
version of CASHFLOW 101  and 
requires the game board from 101, as 
well as a full understanding of 101, 
before it can be played.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_177,"Rich Dad Poor Dad177
the reason my wife Kim and I are financially free, never needing to work 
again. We continue to work because we choose to. Today we own a real 
estate investment company for passive income and participate in private 
placements and initial public offerings of stock for portfolio income.
We also went back to work to build a financial-education company 
so that we can continue to create and publish books and games. All of 
our educational products are created to teach the same skills my rich 
dad taught me, the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income.
The games we create are important because they teach what books 
cannot teach. For example, you could never learn to ride a bicycle by 
only reading a book. Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. They also teach the principles of accounting and 
financial literacy. These games are the only educational products in  
the world that teach people all of 
these skills simultaneously.
CASHFLOW 202  is the advanced 
version of CASHFLOW 101  and 
requires the game board from 101, as 
well as a full understanding of 101, 
before it can be played. CASHFLOW 
101 and CASHFLOW for Kids 
teach the principles of fundamental 
investing. CASHFLOW 202  teaches the 
principles of technical investing. Technical investing involves advanced 
trading techniques such as short selling, call options, put options, and 
straddles. A person who understands these advanced techniques is able 
to make money when the market goes up, as well as when the market 
comes down. As my rich dad would say, “A real investor makes money 
in an up market and a down market. That is why they make so much 
money.” One of the reasons they make more money is simply because 
they have more self-confidence. Rich dad would say, “Theyself-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.",0.0,technical investing,technical investing
4326,What do our educational products teach?,skills,2.0,"Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. All of 
our educational products are created to teach the same skills my rich 
dad taught me, the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income. All of 
our educational products are created to teach the same skills my rich 
dad taught me, the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_177,"Rich Dad Poor Dad177
the reason my wife Kim and I are financially free, never needing to work 
again. We continue to work because we choose to. Today we own a real 
estate investment company for passive income and participate in private 
placements and initial public offerings of stock for portfolio income.
We also went back to work to build a financial-education company 
so that we can continue to create and publish books and games. All of 
our educational products are created to teach the same skills my rich 
dad taught me, the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income.
The games we create are important because they teach what books 
cannot teach. For example, you could never learn to ride a bicycle by 
only reading a book. Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. They also teach the principles of accounting and 
financial literacy. These games are the only educational products in  
the world that teach people all of 
these skills simultaneously.
CASHFLOW 202  is the advanced 
version of CASHFLOW 101  and 
requires the game board from 101, as 
well as a full understanding of 101, 
before it can be played. CASHFLOW 
101 and CASHFLOW for Kids 
teach the principles of fundamental 
investing. CASHFLOW 202  teaches the 
principles of technical investing. Technical investing involves advanced 
trading techniques such as short selling, call options, put options, and 
straddles. A person who understands these advanced techniques is able 
to make money when the market goes up, as well as when the market 
comes down. As my rich dad would say, “A real investor makes money 
in an up market and a down market. That is why they make so much 
money.” One of the reasons they make more money is simply because 
they have more self-confidence. Rich dad would say, “Theyself-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.",0.0,"the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income","the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income"
4327,What are the only educational products in the world that teach people all of these skills simultaneously?,games,3.0,"Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. We also went back to work to build a financial-education company 
so that we can continue to create and publish books and games. These games are the only educational products in  
the world that teach people all of 
these skills simultaneously.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_177,"Rich Dad Poor Dad177
the reason my wife Kim and I are financially free, never needing to work 
again. We continue to work because we choose to. Today we own a real 
estate investment company for passive income and participate in private 
placements and initial public offerings of stock for portfolio income.
We also went back to work to build a financial-education company 
so that we can continue to create and publish books and games. All of 
our educational products are created to teach the same skills my rich 
dad taught me, the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income.
The games we create are important because they teach what books 
cannot teach. For example, you could never learn to ride a bicycle by 
only reading a book. Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. They also teach the principles of accounting and 
financial literacy. These games are the only educational products in  
the world that teach people all of 
these skills simultaneously.
CASHFLOW 202  is the advanced 
version of CASHFLOW 101  and 
requires the game board from 101, as 
well as a full understanding of 101, 
before it can be played. CASHFLOW 
101 and CASHFLOW for Kids 
teach the principles of fundamental 
investing. CASHFLOW 202  teaches the 
principles of technical investing. Technical investing involves advanced 
trading techniques such as short selling, call options, put options, and 
straddles. A person who understands these advanced techniques is able 
to make money when the market goes up, as well as when the market 
comes down. As my rich dad would say, “A real investor makes money 
in an up market and a down market. That is why they make so much 
money.” One of the reasons they make more money is simply because 
they have more self-confidence. Rich dad would say, “Theyself-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.",0.0,CASHFLOW 202,CASHFLOW 202
4328,What do CASHFLOW 101 and CASHFLOW for Kids teach?,principles,4.0,"CASHFLOW 
101 and CASHFLOW for Kids 
teach the principles of fundamental 
investing. They also teach the principles of accounting and 
financial literacy. CASHFLOW 202  teaches the 
principles of technical investing.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_177,"Rich Dad Poor Dad177
the reason my wife Kim and I are financially free, never needing to work 
again. We continue to work because we choose to. Today we own a real 
estate investment company for passive income and participate in private 
placements and initial public offerings of stock for portfolio income.
We also went back to work to build a financial-education company 
so that we can continue to create and publish books and games. All of 
our educational products are created to teach the same skills my rich 
dad taught me, the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income.
The games we create are important because they teach what books 
cannot teach. For example, you could never learn to ride a bicycle by 
only reading a book. Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. They also teach the principles of accounting and 
financial literacy. These games are the only educational products in  
the world that teach people all of 
these skills simultaneously.
CASHFLOW 202  is the advanced 
version of CASHFLOW 101  and 
requires the game board from 101, as 
well as a full understanding of 101, 
before it can be played. CASHFLOW 
101 and CASHFLOW for Kids 
teach the principles of fundamental 
investing. CASHFLOW 202  teaches the 
principles of technical investing. Technical investing involves advanced 
trading techniques such as short selling, call options, put options, and 
straddles. A person who understands these advanced techniques is able 
to make money when the market goes up, as well as when the market 
comes down. As my rich dad would say, “A real investor makes money 
in an up market and a down market. That is why they make so much 
money.” One of the reasons they make more money is simply because 
they have more self-confidence. Rich dad would say, “Theyself-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.",0.0,"fundamental 
investing","fundamental 
investing"
4329,What can games teach?,books,5.0,"We also went back to work to build a financial-education company 
so that we can continue to create and publish books and games. The games we create are important because they teach what books 
cannot teach.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_177,"Rich Dad Poor Dad177
the reason my wife Kim and I are financially free, never needing to work 
again. We continue to work because we choose to. Today we own a real 
estate investment company for passive income and participate in private 
placements and initial public offerings of stock for portfolio income.
We also went back to work to build a financial-education company 
so that we can continue to create and publish books and games. All of 
our educational products are created to teach the same skills my rich 
dad taught me, the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income.
The games we create are important because they teach what books 
cannot teach. For example, you could never learn to ride a bicycle by 
only reading a book. Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. They also teach the principles of accounting and 
financial literacy. These games are the only educational products in  
the world that teach people all of 
these skills simultaneously.
CASHFLOW 202  is the advanced 
version of CASHFLOW 101  and 
requires the game board from 101, as 
well as a full understanding of 101, 
before it can be played. CASHFLOW 
101 and CASHFLOW for Kids 
teach the principles of fundamental 
investing. CASHFLOW 202  teaches the 
principles of technical investing. Technical investing involves advanced 
trading techniques such as short selling, call options, put options, and 
straddles. A person who understands these advanced techniques is able 
to make money when the market goes up, as well as when the market 
comes down. As my rich dad would say, “A real investor makes money 
in an up market and a down market. That is why they make so much 
money.” One of the reasons they make more money is simply because 
they have more self-confidence. Rich dad would say, “Theyself-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.",0.0,"principles of accounting and 
financial literacy","principles of accounting and 
financial literacy"
4330,Why is Kim and I financially free?,reason,6.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad177
the reason my wife Kim and I are financially free, never needing to work 
again.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_177,"Rich Dad Poor Dad177
the reason my wife Kim and I are financially free, never needing to work 
again. We continue to work because we choose to. Today we own a real 
estate investment company for passive income and participate in private 
placements and initial public offerings of stock for portfolio income.
We also went back to work to build a financial-education company 
so that we can continue to create and publish books and games. All of 
our educational products are created to teach the same skills my rich 
dad taught me, the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income.
The games we create are important because they teach what books 
cannot teach. For example, you could never learn to ride a bicycle by 
only reading a book. Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. They also teach the principles of accounting and 
financial literacy. These games are the only educational products in  
the world that teach people all of 
these skills simultaneously.
CASHFLOW 202  is the advanced 
version of CASHFLOW 101  and 
requires the game board from 101, as 
well as a full understanding of 101, 
before it can be played. CASHFLOW 
101 and CASHFLOW for Kids 
teach the principles of fundamental 
investing. CASHFLOW 202  teaches the 
principles of technical investing. Technical investing involves advanced 
trading techniques such as short selling, call options, put options, and 
straddles. A person who understands these advanced techniques is able 
to make money when the market goes up, as well as when the market 
comes down. As my rich dad would say, “A real investor makes money 
in an up market and a down market. That is why they make so much 
money.” One of the reasons they make more money is simply because 
they have more self-confidence. Rich dad would say, “Theyself-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.",0.0,never needing to work,never needing to work
4331,"What do people make when the market goes up, as well as when the market comes down?",money,7.0,"A person who understands these advanced techniques is able 
to make money when the market goes up, as well as when the market 
comes down. That is why they make so much 
money.” One of the reasons they make more money is simply because 
they have more self-confidence. That is why they make so much 
money.” One of the reasons they make more money is simply because 
they have more self-confidence.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_177,"Rich Dad Poor Dad177
the reason my wife Kim and I are financially free, never needing to work 
again. We continue to work because we choose to. Today we own a real 
estate investment company for passive income and participate in private 
placements and initial public offerings of stock for portfolio income.
We also went back to work to build a financial-education company 
so that we can continue to create and publish books and games. All of 
our educational products are created to teach the same skills my rich 
dad taught me, the skills of converting earned income into passive and 
portfolio income.
The games we create are important because they teach what books 
cannot teach. For example, you could never learn to ride a bicycle by 
only reading a book. Our CASHFLOW  games for adults and  
CASHFLOW for Kids  game are designed to teach players the basic 
investment skills of converting earned income into passive and  
portfolio income. They also teach the principles of accounting and 
financial literacy. These games are the only educational products in  
the world that teach people all of 
these skills simultaneously.
CASHFLOW 202  is the advanced 
version of CASHFLOW 101  and 
requires the game board from 101, as 
well as a full understanding of 101, 
before it can be played. CASHFLOW 
101 and CASHFLOW for Kids 
teach the principles of fundamental 
investing. CASHFLOW 202  teaches the 
principles of technical investing. Technical investing involves advanced 
trading techniques such as short selling, call options, put options, and 
straddles. A person who understands these advanced techniques is able 
to make money when the market goes up, as well as when the market 
comes down. As my rich dad would say, “A real investor makes money 
in an up market and a down market. That is why they make so much 
money.” One of the reasons they make more money is simply because 
they have more self-confidence. Rich dad would say, “Theyself-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.",0.0,money,money
4332,What do I play to teach people the basics of investing?,board games,1.0,"As Warren Buffett, 
America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what 
you’re doing.” My board games teach the simple basics of fundamental 
investing and technical investing while people are having fun.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_178,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence178
self-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.” In other words, the 
average investor does not make as much money because they are so afraid 
of losing money. The average investor does not know how to protect 
themselves from losses, and that is what CASHFLOW  202 teaches.
Average investors think investing is risky because they have not  
been formally trained to be professional investors. As Warren Buffett, 
America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what 
you’re doing.” My board games teach the simple basics of fundamental 
investing and technical investing while people are having fun.
I occasionally hear someone say, “Your educational games are 
expensive,” which poses the question of ROI, the return on investment, 
or the value returned for the price paid. I nod my head and reply, “Yes, 
they may be expensive, especially when compared to entertainment board 
games. But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. That is the key to great wealth.” Rich dad would also say, “If you  
do not understand the differences in those three incomes and do not 
learn the skills on how to acquire and protect those incomes, you will 
probably spend your life earning less than you could and working harder 
than you should.”
My poor dad thought a good education, a good job, and years of 
hard work were all you needed to be successful. My rich dad also thought 
a good education was important. But to him it was also important 
that Mike and I know the differences in the three incomes and what 
kind of income to work hard for. To him, that was basic financial 
education. Knowing the differences in the three incomes and learning 
the investment skills of how to acquire the different incomes is basic 
education for anyone who strives to acquire great wealth and achieve 
financial freedom—a special kind of freedom that only a few will ever 
know. As rich dad states in lesson number one, “The rich do not work  
for money. They know how to have money work hard for them.” and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.",0.0,board games,board games
4333,What is the most expensive thing to do in life?,college education,2.0,"But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_178,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence178
self-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.” In other words, the 
average investor does not make as much money because they are so afraid 
of losing money. The average investor does not know how to protect 
themselves from losses, and that is what CASHFLOW  202 teaches.
Average investors think investing is risky because they have not  
been formally trained to be professional investors. As Warren Buffett, 
America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what 
you’re doing.” My board games teach the simple basics of fundamental 
investing and technical investing while people are having fun.
I occasionally hear someone say, “Your educational games are 
expensive,” which poses the question of ROI, the return on investment, 
or the value returned for the price paid. I nod my head and reply, “Yes, 
they may be expensive, especially when compared to entertainment board 
games. But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. That is the key to great wealth.” Rich dad would also say, “If you  
do not understand the differences in those three incomes and do not 
learn the skills on how to acquire and protect those incomes, you will 
probably spend your life earning less than you could and working harder 
than you should.”
My poor dad thought a good education, a good job, and years of 
hard work were all you needed to be successful. My rich dad also thought 
a good education was important. But to him it was also important 
that Mike and I know the differences in the three incomes and what 
kind of income to work hard for. To him, that was basic financial 
education. Knowing the differences in the three incomes and learning 
the investment skills of how to acquire the different incomes is basic 
education for anyone who strives to acquire great wealth and achieve 
financial freedom—a special kind of freedom that only a few will ever 
know. As rich dad states in lesson number one, “The rich do not work  
for money. They know how to have money work hard for them.” and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.",0.0,paying excessive taxes,paying excessive taxes
4334,What do average investors think is risky because they have not been trained to be professional investors?,investing,3.0,"As Warren Buffett, 
America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what 
you’re doing.” My board games teach the simple basics of fundamental 
investing and technical investing while people are having fun. As Warren Buffett, 
America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what 
you’re doing.” My board games teach the simple basics of fundamental 
investing and technical investing while people are having fun. Average investors think investing is risky because they have not  
been formally trained to be professional investors.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_178,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence178
self-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.” In other words, the 
average investor does not make as much money because they are so afraid 
of losing money. The average investor does not know how to protect 
themselves from losses, and that is what CASHFLOW  202 teaches.
Average investors think investing is risky because they have not  
been formally trained to be professional investors. As Warren Buffett, 
America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what 
you’re doing.” My board games teach the simple basics of fundamental 
investing and technical investing while people are having fun.
I occasionally hear someone say, “Your educational games are 
expensive,” which poses the question of ROI, the return on investment, 
or the value returned for the price paid. I nod my head and reply, “Yes, 
they may be expensive, especially when compared to entertainment board 
games. But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. That is the key to great wealth.” Rich dad would also say, “If you  
do not understand the differences in those three incomes and do not 
learn the skills on how to acquire and protect those incomes, you will 
probably spend your life earning less than you could and working harder 
than you should.”
My poor dad thought a good education, a good job, and years of 
hard work were all you needed to be successful. My rich dad also thought 
a good education was important. But to him it was also important 
that Mike and I know the differences in the three incomes and what 
kind of income to work hard for. To him, that was basic financial 
education. Knowing the differences in the three incomes and learning 
the investment skills of how to acquire the different incomes is basic 
education for anyone who strives to acquire great wealth and achieve 
financial freedom—a special kind of freedom that only a few will ever 
know. As rich dad states in lesson number one, “The rich do not work  
for money. They know how to have money work hard for them.” and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.",0.0,investing,investing
4335,"Who said that if you don't understand the differences in the three incomes and do not learn the skills on how to acquire and protect those incomes, you will probably spend your life earning less than you could and working harder than you should?",dad,4.0,"But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. That is the key to great wealth.” Rich dad would also say, “If you  
do not understand the differences in those three incomes and do not 
learn the skills on how to acquire and protect those incomes, you will 
probably spend your life earning less than you could and working harder 
than you should.”
My poor dad thought a good education, a good job, and years of 
hard work were all you needed to be successful. That is the key to great wealth.” Rich dad would also say, “If you  
do not understand the differences in those three incomes and do not 
learn the skills on how to acquire and protect those incomes, you will 
probably spend your life earning less than you could and working harder 
than you should.”
My poor dad thought a good education, a good job, and years of 
hard work were all you needed to be successful.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_178,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence178
self-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.” In other words, the 
average investor does not make as much money because they are so afraid 
of losing money. The average investor does not know how to protect 
themselves from losses, and that is what CASHFLOW  202 teaches.
Average investors think investing is risky because they have not  
been formally trained to be professional investors. As Warren Buffett, 
America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what 
you’re doing.” My board games teach the simple basics of fundamental 
investing and technical investing while people are having fun.
I occasionally hear someone say, “Your educational games are 
expensive,” which poses the question of ROI, the return on investment, 
or the value returned for the price paid. I nod my head and reply, “Yes, 
they may be expensive, especially when compared to entertainment board 
games. But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. That is the key to great wealth.” Rich dad would also say, “If you  
do not understand the differences in those three incomes and do not 
learn the skills on how to acquire and protect those incomes, you will 
probably spend your life earning less than you could and working harder 
than you should.”
My poor dad thought a good education, a good job, and years of 
hard work were all you needed to be successful. My rich dad also thought 
a good education was important. But to him it was also important 
that Mike and I know the differences in the three incomes and what 
kind of income to work hard for. To him, that was basic financial 
education. Knowing the differences in the three incomes and learning 
the investment skills of how to acquire the different incomes is basic 
education for anyone who strives to acquire great wealth and achieve 
financial freedom—a special kind of freedom that only a few will ever 
know. As rich dad states in lesson number one, “The rich do not work  
for money. They know how to have money work hard for them.” and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.",0.0,My rich dad,My rich dad
4336,What do I work hard for all my life for?,income,5.0,"But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. But to him it was also important 
that Mike and I know the differences in the three incomes and what 
kind of income to work hard for.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_178,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence178
self-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.” In other words, the 
average investor does not make as much money because they are so afraid 
of losing money. The average investor does not know how to protect 
themselves from losses, and that is what CASHFLOW  202 teaches.
Average investors think investing is risky because they have not  
been formally trained to be professional investors. As Warren Buffett, 
America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what 
you’re doing.” My board games teach the simple basics of fundamental 
investing and technical investing while people are having fun.
I occasionally hear someone say, “Your educational games are 
expensive,” which poses the question of ROI, the return on investment, 
or the value returned for the price paid. I nod my head and reply, “Yes, 
they may be expensive, especially when compared to entertainment board 
games. But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. That is the key to great wealth.” Rich dad would also say, “If you  
do not understand the differences in those three incomes and do not 
learn the skills on how to acquire and protect those incomes, you will 
probably spend your life earning less than you could and working harder 
than you should.”
My poor dad thought a good education, a good job, and years of 
hard work were all you needed to be successful. My rich dad also thought 
a good education was important. But to him it was also important 
that Mike and I know the differences in the three incomes and what 
kind of income to work hard for. To him, that was basic financial 
education. Knowing the differences in the three incomes and learning 
the investment skills of how to acquire the different incomes is basic 
education for anyone who strives to acquire great wealth and achieve 
financial freedom—a special kind of freedom that only a few will ever 
know. As rich dad states in lesson number one, “The rich do not work  
for money. They know how to have money work hard for them.” and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.",0.0,earned income,earned income
4337,What do you think the average investor is afraid of losing?,money,6.0,"But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence178
self-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.” In other words, the 
average investor does not make as much money because they are so afraid 
of losing money. Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence178
self-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.” In other words, the 
average investor does not make as much money because they are so afraid 
of losing money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_178,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence178
self-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.” In other words, the 
average investor does not make as much money because they are so afraid 
of losing money. The average investor does not know how to protect 
themselves from losses, and that is what CASHFLOW  202 teaches.
Average investors think investing is risky because they have not  
been formally trained to be professional investors. As Warren Buffett, 
America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what 
you’re doing.” My board games teach the simple basics of fundamental 
investing and technical investing while people are having fun.
I occasionally hear someone say, “Your educational games are 
expensive,” which poses the question of ROI, the return on investment, 
or the value returned for the price paid. I nod my head and reply, “Yes, 
they may be expensive, especially when compared to entertainment board 
games. But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. That is the key to great wealth.” Rich dad would also say, “If you  
do not understand the differences in those three incomes and do not 
learn the skills on how to acquire and protect those incomes, you will 
probably spend your life earning less than you could and working harder 
than you should.”
My poor dad thought a good education, a good job, and years of 
hard work were all you needed to be successful. My rich dad also thought 
a good education was important. But to him it was also important 
that Mike and I know the differences in the three incomes and what 
kind of income to work hard for. To him, that was basic financial 
education. Knowing the differences in the three incomes and learning 
the investment skills of how to acquire the different incomes is basic 
education for anyone who strives to acquire great wealth and achieve 
financial freedom—a special kind of freedom that only a few will ever 
know. As rich dad states in lesson number one, “The rich do not work  
for money. They know how to have money work hard for them.” and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.",0.0,all of your money,all of your money
4338,What kind of income do you need to work hard for to be rich?,kind,7.0,"But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. Knowing the differences in the three incomes and learning 
the investment skills of how to acquire the different incomes is basic 
education for anyone who strives to acquire great wealth and achieve 
financial freedom—a special kind of freedom that only a few will ever 
know. But to him it was also important 
that Mike and I know the differences in the three incomes and what 
kind of income to work hard for.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_178,"Final Thoughts: Using Financial Intelligence178
self-confidence because they are less afraid of losing.” In other words, the 
average investor does not make as much money because they are so afraid 
of losing money. The average investor does not know how to protect 
themselves from losses, and that is what CASHFLOW  202 teaches.
Average investors think investing is risky because they have not  
been formally trained to be professional investors. As Warren Buffett, 
America’s richest investor says, “Risk comes from not knowing what 
you’re doing.” My board games teach the simple basics of fundamental 
investing and technical investing while people are having fun.
I occasionally hear someone say, “Your educational games are 
expensive,” which poses the question of ROI, the return on investment, 
or the value returned for the price paid. I nod my head and reply, “Yes, 
they may be expensive, especially when compared to entertainment board 
games. But my games are not as expensive as a college education, working 
hard all your life for earned income, paying excessive taxes, and then 
living in terror of losing all of your money in the investment markets.”
When someone walks away mumbling about the price, I can hear  
my rich dad saying, “If you want to be rich, you must know what kind  
of income to work hard for, how to keep it, and how to protect it from 
loss. That is the key to great wealth.” Rich dad would also say, “If you  
do not understand the differences in those three incomes and do not 
learn the skills on how to acquire and protect those incomes, you will 
probably spend your life earning less than you could and working harder 
than you should.”
My poor dad thought a good education, a good job, and years of 
hard work were all you needed to be successful. My rich dad also thought 
a good education was important. But to him it was also important 
that Mike and I know the differences in the three incomes and what 
kind of income to work hard for. To him, that was basic financial 
education. Knowing the differences in the three incomes and learning 
the investment skills of how to acquire the different incomes is basic 
education for anyone who strives to acquire great wealth and achieve 
financial freedom—a special kind of freedom that only a few will ever 
know. As rich dad states in lesson number one, “The rich do not work  
for money. They know how to have money work hard for them.” and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.",0.0,earned income,earned income
4339,"Who wrote the poem ""And that has made all the difference.""?",robert frost,1.0,"Or, as Robert Frost 
ends his poem, “And that has made all the difference.”
Take Action!",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_179,"Rich Dad Poor Dad179
Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life. Or, as Robert Frost 
ends his poem, “And that has made all the difference.”
Take Action!
All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. 
It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill 
that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine  
your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it 
on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and 
learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your  
goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day 
with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.
Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you 
choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will.
You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you 
make today, not tomorrow.
I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous  
gift called life.                    
             – Robert Kiyosakiaround the world think about money.",0.0,Robert Frost,Robert Frost
4340,Your mind and time are two great things that you were given.,gifts,2.0,All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time.,rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_179,"Rich Dad Poor Dad179
Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life. Or, as Robert Frost 
ends his poem, “And that has made all the difference.”
Take Action!
All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. 
It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill 
that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine  
your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it 
on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and 
learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your  
goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day 
with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.
Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you 
choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will.
You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you 
make today, not tomorrow.
I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous  
gift called life.                    
             – Robert Kiyosakiaround the world think about money.",0.0,Take Action!,Take Action!
4341,What is your goal and future?,wealth,3.0,"Invest it in your mind and 
learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your  
goal and your future. I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous  
gift called life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_179,"Rich Dad Poor Dad179
Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life. Or, as Robert Frost 
ends his poem, “And that has made all the difference.”
Take Action!
All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. 
It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill 
that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine  
your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it 
on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and 
learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your  
goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day 
with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.
Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you 
choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will.
You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you 
make today, not tomorrow.
I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous  
gift called life.                    
             – Robert Kiyosakiaround the world think about money.",0.0,wealth,wealth
4342,"What is money you work for, and passive and portfolio income is money working for you?",income,4.0,"Rich Dad Poor Dad179
Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life. Rich Dad Poor Dad179
Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_179,"Rich Dad Poor Dad179
Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life. Or, as Robert Frost 
ends his poem, “And that has made all the difference.”
Take Action!
All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. 
It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill 
that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine  
your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it 
on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and 
learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your  
goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day 
with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.
Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you 
choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will.
You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you 
make today, not tomorrow.
I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous  
gift called life.                    
             – Robert Kiyosakiaround the world think about money.",0.0,Ordinary earned income,Ordinary earned income
4343,What is yours?,choice,5.0,"The choice is yours, and only yours.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_179,"Rich Dad Poor Dad179
Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life. Or, as Robert Frost 
ends his poem, “And that has made all the difference.”
Take Action!
All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. 
It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill 
that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine  
your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it 
on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and 
learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your  
goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day 
with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.
Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you 
choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will.
You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you 
make today, not tomorrow.
I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous  
gift called life.                    
             – Robert Kiyosakiaround the world think about money.",0.0,The choice,The choice
4344,"What will be determined by your choices today, not tomorrow?",future,6.0,"Invest it in your mind and 
learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your  
goal and your future. You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you 
make today, not tomorrow.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_179,"Rich Dad Poor Dad179
Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life. Or, as Robert Frost 
ends his poem, “And that has made all the difference.”
Take Action!
All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. 
It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill 
that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine  
your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it 
on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and 
learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your  
goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day 
with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.
Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you 
choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will.
You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you 
make today, not tomorrow.
I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous  
gift called life.                    
             – Robert Kiyosakiaround the world think about money.",0.0,You and your children’s future,You and your children’s future
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Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life. Rich Dad Poor Dad179
Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life. – Robert Kiyosakiaround the world think about money.",rdpd_summary_02.txt_page_no_179,"Rich Dad Poor Dad179
Rich dad said, “Ordinary earned income is money you work for, 
and passive and portfolio income is money working for you.” Knowing 
that little difference has been significant in my life. Or, as Robert Frost 
ends his poem, “And that has made all the difference.”
Take Action!
All of you were given two great gifts: your mind and your time. 
It is up to you to do what you please with both. With each dollar bill 
that enters your hand, you, and only you, have the power to determine  
your destiny. Spend it foolishly, and you choose to be poor. Spend it 
on liabilities, and you join the middle class. Invest it in your mind and 
learn how to acquire assets, and you will be choosing wealth as your  
goal and your future. The choice is yours, and only yours. Every day 
with every dollar, you decide to be rich, poor, or middle class.
Choose to share this knowledge with your children, and you 
choose to prepare them for the world that awaits. No one else will.
You and your children’s future will be determined by choices you 
make today, not tomorrow.
I wish you great wealth and much happiness with this fabulous  
gift called life.                    
             – Robert Kiyosakiaround the world think about money.",0.0,money,money