The book Rich Dad, Poor Dad is one of the best selling personal finance books of all time. It is so popular because it explains the principles of how the wealthy think versus how the middle class think. It’s an easy and enjoyable read as the author tells the story of growing up with his own middle class father and learning from his best friend’s wealthy father.
In the recent times the book has built a sort of a cult following and let me decode a few rules that the book tells you to follow.
Get Over Your Biases
Despite of wanting to earn big money, all of us are victims of deep-rooted biases such as: fear of losing money, deep-rooted cynicism, laziness, fostering bad habits and worst of all arrogance. Learn how to tackle and get over them with time.