Book road · 12 Stations · 12 days · Money
Rich Dad Poor Dad, Learned by Doing
Someone who reads their own money like a balance sheet, knows what feeds their pocket and what drains it, and is building a first small asset alongside the job.
Kiyosaki's book is a mindset book told through stories, and some of its claims on taxes, property and debt are contested. So we won't preach it. Over 12 Stations you'll draw your own cash flow, sort what you own, and make one small move a week. You test every idea against your own numbers and local advice. This is not investment advice. It is a clearer view of your money.
The road, station by station
01Two Dads, Two Scripts: Hearing the Voice Behind Your Money Choices
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Today’s Station — start →
02Asset or liability? Follow the direction of the money
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03Draw Your Money as Arrows
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Milestone
Your money on one page
You have your own one-page income statement and balance sheet, with every item marked as an asset or a liability.
04The Rat Race: Where Your Last Raise Really Went
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05Fear and desire: who's really making the call?
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06Your job pays you; your business is what you own
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07Pay Yourself First, Automatically and Sustainably
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Milestone
You pay yourself first
A pay-yourself-first transfer into your asset column has run automatically for at least one full pay cycle.
08Study one deal until you can see its risks
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09Earn, spend, then pay tax: why the order matters
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10Work to Learn: Pick the Skill Your Job Skips
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11Five obstacles: find the one that stalls you
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12Your 90-day plan for a first small asset
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Milestone
Your first asset plan, dated
You have a written first-asset plan with a crossover target number, a mentor or source to learn from, and a first step dated on your calendar.
