Rich Dad Poor Dad
Robert T. Kiyosaki
Popularizes the asset-versus-liability lens, cash flow thinking, and the gap between earned income and asset income.
Case studies
Case 1
When applying Rich Dad Poor Dad, choose a real decision and test whether you can turn money goals into explicit cash flows. Record evidence, action, and outcome to avoid hindsight rationalization.
Case 2
When applying Rich Dad Poor Dad, choose a real decision and test whether you can prioritize reserves and debt control. Record evidence, action, and outcome to avoid hindsight rationalization.
Case 3
When applying Rich Dad Poor Dad, choose a real decision and test whether you can design habits that can last. Record evidence, action, and outcome to avoid hindsight rationalization.
Case 4
When applying Rich Dad Poor Dad, choose a real decision and test whether you can measure progress through net worth and freedom of choice. Record evidence, action, and outcome to avoid hindsight rationalization.