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Book: Rich Dad Poor Dad Book

This is a special section dedicated to spreading the best books Bestseller and those films and / or documentaries that we gradísima can provide information. Information that will help us train our minds to address the rapid changes occurring in the world. While money does not make happiness, it is important to have to live in a world so troubled by the superfluous.

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Currently, people tend to perform labor and financially in accordance with a scheme that only serves to perpetuate negative behavior patterns in monetary terms. Almost all learn about money from our parents.

What can you say in this sense a poor parent to your child? Very simple, "continues in school and study hard." At first glance, this seems a sensible response, but the problem is that schools are not prepared to deal with issues related to money. Graduate with excellent skills or knowledge does not ensure a successful performance as money management is concerned. At most, the young graduates with a poor mentality.

For this reason, it is important to break some myths surrounding the world of finance. And to that end, is important to understand how they work, and take a more positive attitude towards them. This is the knowledge that rich parents give their children.

"I do not work for money, the money works for me!" Said rich dad.

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The quadrant of the flow of money, digs deeper into the idea of \u200b\u200bfinancial freedom and achieve it. To do this we explain in more detail how the money is controlled in the world, and how to leave the rat race famous.

The book presents four ways of making money there, so that classifies people according to how they get their income, these four forming what he calls the cash flow quadrant.
* E = employed workers * A = autonomous or self-employed * D = Business owners * I = investors
Kiyosaky
defends the idea of \u200b\u200bgetting rich, making your money work for you, so your investment income produced are higher than your expenses, so one need not work to live, and therefore you have attained the financial independence.

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