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What happens if I pay myself first?
What happens if I pay myself first?
I get financially stronger, mentally, and fiscally.
What does rich dad believe about the phrase 'I can't afford it'?
What does rich dad believe about the phrase 'I can't afford it'?
What is the primary difference between a rich person and a poor person?
What is the primary difference between a rich person and a poor person?
It is how they manage fear.
The five main reasons why financially literate people may not develop abundant asset columns are: 1. ______, 2. ______, 3. ______, 4. ______, 5. ______
The five main reasons why financially literate people may not develop abundant asset columns are: 1. ______, 2. ______, 3. ______, 4. ______, 5. ______
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What is the reason most people don't win financially?
What is the reason most people don't win financially?
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Failure inspires winners.
Failure inspires winners.
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What happens during a left-hemisphere moment?
What happens during a left-hemisphere moment?
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What should you do to overcome bad habits according to the right-hemisphere moment?
What should you do to overcome bad habits according to the right-hemisphere moment?
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What keeps too many people out of the game according to the subconscious moment?
What keeps too many people out of the game according to the subconscious moment?
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Study Notes
Personal Finance Concepts
- Paying yourself first increases financial strength, mental resilience, and fiscal health.
- Shifting from "I can't afford it" to "How can I afford it?" transforms mindset and opens up possibilities.
Mindset and Fear
- The primary distinction between wealthy individuals and those who are not lies in their approach to fear management.
- Common barriers to building substantial asset columns include:
- Fear
- Cynicism
- Laziness
- Bad habits
- Arrogance
Financial Motivation
- Many people fail to achieve financial success because the fear of losing money outweighs the desire for wealth.
- Different approaches to failure distinguish winners from losers; winners see failure as a source of inspiration.
Analytical vs. Critical Thinking
- Engaging in analytical thinking rather than critical thinking leads to uncovering overlooked opportunities.
- Cynicism breeds criticism; successful individuals adopt a mindset focused on analysis.
Behavioral Changes
- Replacing bad habits with positive ones, such as prioritizing personal financial savings, can lead to better financial outcomes.
- Fear of failure inhibits many people from participating in financial opportunities; embracing failure can instead serve as a motivating force for success.
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Dive into the key concepts from Chapter 7 of 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' with these flashcards. Learn about financial empowerment, the importance of mindset, and how fear impacts wealth management. Perfect for reinforcing your understanding of the chapter's lessons.
