Amit Chopra's Key Ideas from Rich Dad, Poor Dad
by Robert T. Kiyosaki

Financial education is the key to wealth. Schools teach job skills, not money skills. If you don’t learn to manage money, you’ll always struggle.

Buy assets (things that put money in your pocket) and avoid liabilities (things that take money out). Example: A house is often a liability, not an asset.

Don’t just chase higher salaries. Pick jobs that teach valuable skills, like sales, communication, or investing, to grow financially.

The wealthy use legal loopholes and businesses to reduce taxes. Learn the tax system to keep more of your money.

Focus on building passive income streams—investments, real estate, or royalties—so you’re not dependent on a 9-to-5 job.

Don’t let fear of failure or greed for quick gains control your money decisions. Learn to take calculated risks instead.

Avoid the trap of spending more as you earn more. Instead, save and invest wisely to escape the cycle of paycheck-to-paycheck living.

Knowledge is useless without action. Start small but start now—invest, save, and grow your financial skills daily.