According to Kiyosaki, simply working harder and longer hours at a job will not necessarily result in financial freedom or independence. Instead, he believes that people need to broaden their understanding of money and finances, and learn how to build and manage their wealth in a more strategic way.
This idea goes against the traditional mindset of working hard and earning a steady paycheck, and instead emphasizes the importance of developing financial literacy and investing in income-generating assets.

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🗣 Speaker: Robert Kiyosaki, is an American entrepreneur, investor, and author best known for his financial education book "Rich Dad Poor Dad." In the book, he draws on his own life experiences to challenge traditional ideas about money, work, and investing, and encourages readers to think differently about their finances. Kiyosaki is a strong advocate of financial literacy and has written numerous books and given countless speeches on the topic.

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