Investor Lesson #5:
Are You Planning to Be Rich or Are You Planning to Be Poor? “It does not take money to make money. It takes words. The difference between a rich person and a poor person is that person’s vocabulary. All a person needs to do to become richer is increase his or her financial vocabulary. And the best news is, most words are free.” “It does not take money to make money. It takes a rich person’s vocabulary to make money and more importantly, keep money.”WORDS: entrepreneurship and investing investing in private companies small real estate deals investing, finance, money, accounting, corporate law, taxation,
The Future Words form thoughts, thoughts form realities, and realities become life.
R. Kiyosaki, Rich Dad's Guide to Investing; Chapter 7

"There is indeed a frenzy today about getting rich quick, and while my book is about getting rich, it is not about getting rich quick."
The commentator nodded and grinned a skeptical grin. "So if you are not part of this get-rich-quick mania, then what are you? Get rich slowly?"
I could feel her sarcasm, and it challenged me. In front of millions of viewers I had to try to keep my cool. So I forced a chuckle in response to her barbed comment and said, "No, my book is not about getting rich quickly or getting rich slowly." I then smiled and waited for her to ask me the next question. The silence was deadly, but I held my ground as calmly as possible, waiting for her to make the next move.
She smiled and asked, "So what is your book about?"
I grinned and replied, "It is about the price of getting rich."
"The price?" she replied.
from the R. Kiyosaki book: Rich Dad's Guide to Investing


