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文档介绍:Robert Kiyosaki's audio series, Rich Dad Secrets: To Money, Business and Investing...and how YO U
can Profit from Them! gives us two basic options. We can choose to spend the rest of our lives working
hard for our money, or actually make a shift in perceptions and have our money work for us. The choice
is ours.
During the program Robert will take you through a series of ideologies that will most likely stretch your
perceptions of financial security, investing, economic planning and the conditions of the current
marketplace. Some of his financial theories greatly oppose the views of the majority, but as Robert
asserts, 90% of the people have a mindset that puts them in a position of owning only 10% of the
marketplace. Meanwhile the remaining 10% of the public actually own 90% of the marketplace. With
Robert's proven track record as a multimillionaire and the mindset of the rich 10%, it may serve as a
thought-provoking exercise to listen to his theories and open our minds to new possibilities.
SESSION 1: What My Rich Dad Taught Me About Money
In Rich Dads Secrets: To Money, Business and Investing…and how YOU can Profit from Them! Robert
Kiyosaki gives insights into the socio-economic history of the world from pre-industrial age. He cites
historical events that have shaped our beliefs and the climate of the financial world up to the current
information age. Weaved throughout his inspiring and thought-provoking stories, Robert gives you
specific strategies and action steps that will lead you into the mindset of the rich.
1. What are your current beliefs and perceptions about money? (For example, if you work hard, you will
have money.)
2. What industrial-age rules do you still hold onto?
3. What are your ideologies about the relationship between an education and money?
4. What are your current beliefs about money and risk? (For example, you can't afford to take risks.)
5. When budgeting, do you make a point of always paying yours