When Robert Kiyosaki was young, his poor dad always told him the best path to success was to go to school. This was and still is advice spread to young people around the globe.

The problem is, what does school teach you about money? Nothing!

Robert’s rich dad, on the other hand, didn’t have a college degree. He had to drop out of school in order to help run his family business, which started as a local store. Yet he was very rich and successful, eventually building a real estate empire complete with a hotel on the beach.

The idea that school will make you a success is perpetrated everywhere and all the time. What will make you rich is not going to school and learning book smarts but rather gaining financial smartsβ€”learning how money works and how to make it work for you.

You need to learn to speak the language of money to be successful. That takes financial education, which opens up a whole new world, a world where you can succeed on your own terms. Unfortunately, our schools don’t teach that language. They teach you the basics, and then they either teach you a specific trade or skill, or they simply train you to be an employee.

Watch and find out the seven things they don’t teach you in school, but that are imperative to financial freedom.

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  1. Kayo Po sir alam Po ninyo Ang laro Ano Mali Ng Isang tao pakilaman Ang setting Ng laro sa indicator at birtical line Ng laro Ako walang pinag aralan tao PAG aralan mo LAHAT Ng laman Ng laro kayo Po mas makakaintindi Ng laro at mga indicator Ng laro at persend Ako Ng Mali LAHAT Ng mang mang lalaro takot pakilaman Ang indicator Ng laro Ng currency pano Malalaman kahulogan Ng setting Ng laro Kong hd mo PAG lalaroan at PAG iisipan mabuti Ang gagawin mong hakbang obra ba o hd ung gagawin mo sana pinag sabihan ka na Mali na LAHAT tanong sa ginawa ko hd Po ba kumita ung ginawa ko at NAPALAKI Ang ginawa ko sa laro nayan tao lang Ako nag kakamali mga sir ano Mali ko dapat mas makakaintindi kayo sa laro nayan Kasi kayo masmaya alam Ng laro hd Ako kayo Po mas matagal Ng mang lalaro hd Po Ako sorry sa Mali Kong nasabi Wala Ako sa PAG iisip Ng nawasak UTAk ko sa ginawa nila LAHAT INISIP ko sa ginawa nila Kong bakit ano kasalanan ko at Mali ko sa laro nayan sinira ka Ng husto Ako humingi Ng tolong sa Inyo k. Tridio caster kayo Ng lumapit Ako at nahusgahan ninyo Ako Ng Mali sa LAHAT Ng Yan nakikinig ka lang Mali ko parang walang kapatawaran sakit na Ng yari sa Buhay ko nayan

  2. I don't want to follow the McDonalds formula at the moment, just because I see no reason to get rich for me. Being financially independent is enough for me, so I can stop worrying about surviving and start doing what I want. I think that people still need something to do, otherwise they would die of boredom. A goal is important, but in my opinion, money should never be your goal since they're not real.
    I love the fact that Robert simply shares his knowledge, and by looking at him, you know he uses it. He doesn't tell you what to do, he tells you how he sees the world. The rest is up to you to find what you want to do. He never gives you any directions, so it's not like he's trying to scam you. On the opposite, he often goes against common advices.

  3. Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly

  4. This song was in my Bua's wedding video which was in 2003. It was played while she was entering the premise and then they zoomed on to 5 year old me who was looking at her and thinking what the hell is she doing and why is she wearing this dress πŸ˜‚. Then a sudden clip of me dancing on the stage. That's why whenever I listen to this song I get reminded of that moments

  5. I was trying to research how money really works and the best way to tip my toe into investing as a complete beginner. I currently make Β£84k/yr, no investment and I work from home. I need to do something quick. What can I do?

  6. Having harbored financial concerns throughout my entire adulthood, it's intriguing to watch this video and recognize the potential for significant achievements with proper goal-setting. Experiencing the freedom of not being consumed by financial worries that haunted me for numerous years is genuinely liberating. I believe this is the outcome of consistently putting in diligent effort for the future.

  7. Great video! Best way to build wealth is to start investing early. A Teenager’s Guide on how to Invest Like Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger is a great investing book for teens.

  8. wha are you selling? selling space to live and everything in government make it hard to end the scarcity problem and everythign governemtn does makes price go up and flood white country with non white to push rent up for existing real estae whiel regulations keep u from mass producing it!! then jew prints faek sales success and buys all stuff you made with fake money he never earned or produced anythgin!! LOL lol so jew live in lots of mansions and white live in dog house even tho white inveted everythgin and built evrything

  9. Hey there! Just wanted to remind you that it's never too late to start taking your investment journey seriously. I remember struggling for years before diving into crypto last year. And let me tell you, it completely changed my life! So don't lose hope, my friend.

  10. ✌🏻😌Great video. We are all seeking financial independence and a better way of life. This is not difficult to achieve with savvy investing, a frugal lifestyle, and cautious budgeting. I'm glad I learned early on to work hard for financial independence. As Warren Buffet said, he has seen this happen many times in his life. Not an investor, my wife and I never earned more than a middle-class salary. We plan to get retired at 58 with a stock portfolio worth $1.7M. We have never sold so much as one share of stock…

  11. I just sold a property in Portland and I'm thinking to put the cash in stocks, I know everyone is saying its ripe enough, but Is this a good time to buy stocks? How long until a full recovery? How are other people in the same market raking in over $450k gains with months, I'm really just confused at this point.

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