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Imagine having two father figures in your life - one highly educated with a PhD but struggling financially, and another who never finished eighth grade yet became incredibly wealthy. This was Robert Kiyosaki's reality growing up in Hawaii. His biological father (Poor Dad) believed in traditional education and job security, constantly saying phrases like "I can't afford it" and "Money doesn't grow on trees." Meanwhile, his friend's father (Rich Dad) focused on financial education, assets, and making money work for him rather than working for money. At just nine years old, Kiyosaki made a pivotal decision to learn about money from Rich Dad after noticing that despite Poor Dad's impressive academic credentials, his financial struggles suggested there might be better approaches to building wealth. This unique childhood experience formed the foundation for a revolutionary perspective on money that challenges conventional wisdom. The contrast wasn't just about bank accounts but about fundamental relationships with money - Poor Dad worked for money while Rich Dad made money work for him.
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