Wealth Tips: What Robert T. Kiyosaki has to Say

The Science of Wealth Creation

This is the second in a series of articles based on the groundbreaking bestseller "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", written by Robert Kiyosaki. As indicated in the first section, the book compares the mindset of Kiyosaki's father-who held several degrees and an important position in the government, but struggled financially – with the mindset of his best friend stepfather, who never even finished high school but left his son a financial empire. In his book
, Kiyosaki explains that the mindset held by each of these two men, his father "poor" and "Dad rich, "is largely responsible for the financial destiny of every man.

The following quote from T. Harv Eker, author of "Secrets of the Millionaire Mind", is refers to the concept of state of mind of a rich person, "Rich people have a way of thinking that is different from poor and middle class people. They think differently about money, wealth, themselves, others and life. "Kiyosaki states the same principle" Rich Dad, Poor Dad ". 

Below you will find the seven differences between the Mayor of daddy "poor" and dad "rich" mentality:

1. The "poor dad" mentality that your fortune depends on your family of origin. In other words, be rich, he must be born rich. "Rich Dad" espoused the view that being rich or poor is something you learn. You can learn to think so to support you, and you can increase your financial IQ by reading books on finance, talk to people for economic success and participation in seminars and conferences. When you have the right belief system and knowledge on how to create, build and protect wealth you will become rich, even if you were not born into a wealthy family.

2. "Rich dad" taught Kiyosaki that should get a job to learn and acquire the skills necessary to enable it to continue to start his own business. "Poor Dad" saw his work as his source of income for life. While "Rich Dad" Kiyosaki taught to strive to become financially independent " Poor dad "taught him to depend on his employer for the financial well-being.

3. Given an opportunity, "Rich Dad" wondered: "How can I afford?" This has forced his mind to think and find creative solutions to be able to take this opportunity which arose. Instead, when presented with an opportunity, "poor dad" Would he deny saying: "It is too bad, I can not afford it. "

4. While "poor dad", said school education, "Rich Dad" always emphasis on financial education.

5. For "Rich Dad" the main cause of poverty or financial problems were self-inflicted fear and ignorance. "Poor Dad" blamed the economy and the labor market. In other words, "rich dad" always took responsibility for himself and feel he has established his position, while "poor dad" often felt like a victim of the outside world.

6. As for taking risks, "Rich Dad" Kiyosaki told to learn to manage risk. "Poor dad" taught him that when he was money, the risk was something that should be avoided and to always play safe.

7. Rich Dad "taught Kiyosaki that fault was simply part of the process and should learn from its mistakes and move on." Poor Dad "great stigma attached to failure and therefore afraid of making mistakes.

Studying the seven examples above to begin developing a clear concept of the difference between rich and poor mentality. You can learn more about how rich people think by reading books such as those found in the "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" series and talking to people who have succeeded financially.