What Schools Will Never Teach You About Money By Robert T. Kiyosaki

Education Is Very Important
Both dads had tremendous respect for education—but not for the 
same education.
One of my unfair advantages is to know the differences between 
different types of education. The following are three concepts that are 
helpful when considering different types of education:
1. Education is a process.
A person goes to school to go somewhere and become 
something. For example, I went to flight school to become
a pilot. 
The problem with traditional education is that traditional 
education is a process to becoming an employee. That is why 
most people say, “Go to school to get a job.” 
 E stands for employee
 S stands for small business or self-employed
 B stands for big business (500 employees)
 I stands for investor
E
S
B
I

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Introduction
Unfair Advantage
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I continue to take non-traditional educational classes today.
Non-traditional education gives me an unfair advantage, even over 
the smart kids who went to good schools, got good grades, and 
became well-paid doctors, lawyers, and corporate executives.
Most monkeys do not know the difference between food and food 
in a trap. That is why they are easily trapped.
A strong financial education teaches students that there are 
three types of income. They are:
1. Ordinary income
2. Portfolio income
3. Passive income
Most E’s and S’s are trained to work for ordinary income. That
is why they are so easily trapped, work the hardest, and pay the most 
in taxes.
In this book you will find out why the financially intelligent work 
for portfolio, passive, and non-taxable income.