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Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki is a popular financial guide that debunks myths about money and education. This book is not just about getting rich - it's about changing the way you think about money, risk, work and life.
Through an autobiographical style, Kiyosaki compares two different financial mentalities that were imparted to him by two key figures in his life: "poor father" – his biological father, and "rich father" – the father of his friend who taught him about the real world of money.
"Poor Dad" represents the traditional view: get an education, find a secure job and avoid risks. In contrast, "rich dad" encourages financial literacy, investment and entrepreneurship as a path to financial independence. Kiyosaki emphasizes the importance of understanding concepts like assets and liabilities, passive income, investing, and how money works for you – instead of you working for money.
The book points out that the school system does not teach basic financial skills, and encourages readers to think differently, take control of their finances and learn to make wise money decisions. Through simple language, concrete examples and practical advice, Rich Dad Poor Dad has become a global bestseller and the foundation of many modern personal financial philosophies.
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