Rich Dad & Poor Dad : Introduction & Lessons

INTRODUCTION

Robert Frost is a boy who has 2 fathers , one his own father & second his friend's father, both fathers knows the importance of money.

    However, they have different perceptions about money. Take his own father he has the perception that higher education & higher-income jobs lies us the importance of money in mind. On the other hand, the father who is an 8th grade passed out says:

           "A person who turns situations into the opportunities of making money is a rich man.

      INSTANCES

To understand this concept we take different examples from our day to day life.

1)Making paneer from milk:-   In our routine life there are natural items from which we make money, as by pasteurized milk we make paneer &sell of it in the half-price from its actual price as paneer nowadays is of Rs 60, as the product is easily manufactured from home we sell it of Rs 30 to nearest dairy shop.

2) Internet:-   Nowadays, the internet became a necessity of our life & we can't deny it. People love to make videos on youtube or by writing blogs, educate online, in order to explore knowledge &  share your experiences publicly. 

3) Selling previous years books:-   By selling previous year's sample papers or previous year academic books to needy students we can use books as an asset.
4) Convert expense into an asset:- In our day to day life we go to buy items from the market . For example, a10-year-old boy buy a ball of Rs 10 so after buying it he has to divide 10/2 & give RS 5 to father & rest amount be reserved as revenue in his pocket money & if he has Rs 500 so he has to take Rs 10 as revenue, if figure is 5 so he has to take Rs 3 as revenue.

CONCLUSIONS

Situations are always working oppositely with our minds so that we can elaborate our way of thinking and charged up our emotions & thoughts in such a way that we become DURACELL long-lasting battery instead of normal batteries.

        In short, "We have to work parallel  with situations nor opposite".