Père Riche Père Pauvre

Based largely on Robert Kiyosaki's childhood in Hawaii, the book presents how the upbringing and advice of two men ("rich dad" and "poor dad") may have influenced key decisions in his life. Both have very different attitudes towards money, work or the school system, which Kiyosaki regularly compares.

Among the themes covered, it is possible to find:

The personal story of Robert Kiyosaki: his childhood and his investment career from early adulthood to the late 1990s.
The difference between an asset and a liability.
What the rich teach their children about money, the poor and middle class do not.
The idea that the primary residence is not an asset, but a liability.
The value of financial intelligence and financial education, which he says are not on the curriculum of the current school system.
The important role that business, financial skills and experience play in financial success.
To thrive in a capitalist society, you must cultivate both your entrepreneurial skills and your investing side.
The importance of investment and entrepreneurship.
Robert Kiyosaki takes up the view on wealth of his former mentor Dr. Buchminster Fuller, an American futurist, according to whom wealth is measured by the number of days during which the income from wealth can allow one to live without working and by independence . financial acquired. when monthly income from assets exceeds monthly expenses.