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

FAQ
But what if I have a great idea for a new product or business?
Short Answer 
That is where the delusion begins.
Explanation 
Pictured below is the B-I Triangle, the 8 Integrities of a Business.
I plan on learning more because it is my financial education, not my 
college education, that is my unfair advantage.
Always remember that the difference between the top 20 golfers 
in America and the top 120 is less than two strokes, less than one 
stroke per round. The top 20 make millions. The bottom 100 earn a 
comfortable living. No professional golfer can afford to say they know 
everything. Even though they’ve putted a million balls a million times, 
they know they can still learn more about putting. 
Professionals know it is sometimes the smallest things that can give 
them their biggest unfair advantage.
Bonus FAQ #6: Are There Programs for Entrepreneurs?
FAQ
What programs do you have for entrepreneurs?
Short Answer
Rich Dad has many programs for entrepreneurs. 
Ultimately, all of our programs are designed for entrepreneurs. There 
are entrepreneurs in business, in real estate, in paper assets, and in 
precious metals. They are people who take control of their money and 
their financial future.
If you are not an entrepreneur, you probably have a job, work for 
money, save your money, and turn your retirement money over to 
strangers.
Explanation
I went to flight school to learn to be a pilot. I did not become a pilot 
until after I finished flight school.
Doctors do not become doctors until after they finish medical school. 
After medical school, they become interns or resident doctors, still in 
training. Not all students finish flight school. Not all students finish 
medical school.
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Bonus FAQs
Unfair Advantage
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Team
A successful business is made up of a team of different people with 
different professions. Great teams have professionals (such as lawyers 
and accountants) people with different skills (PR, marketing, sales), 
different talents (marketing, graphic design, copywriting, web design), 
different experience (years of work and varied backgrounds) and 
different expectations. Rich dad often said, “Business is easy. Working 
with people is hard.” 
This is why most entrepreneurs fail to build a business. They are 
lone rangers, or lone wolves, working by themselves or with fewer than 
20 people. They do not build a business. They own a job.