Why do the rich never teach this to their children in school?

Robert Kiyosaki made it clear: the difference between rich and poor is not the money they make, but how they think.

7 truths that change the game:

1. Manage before earning - Many believe that you must first earn a lot. The wealthy know that managing $100 poorly is worse than earning $1M without control.

2. Pay FIRST - Your money goes where your priority is. If you pay bills first and have leftovers for yourself afterwards, you will never be rich.

3. Saving ≠ Investment - Saving in a bank is nice, but it loses against inflation. Investing is making it grow.

4. Taxes are a double-edged sword - Without financial intelligence, you pay the maximum. Study accounting, markets, laws… the rich do.

5. One income = a disaster waiting - Economic crisis, layoffs, illness… so what? The rich already have plan B, C, and D.

6. Growing without risk is fiction - The best opportunities come with fear. But informed fear, not blind.

7. Financial education is your superpower - Money without intelligence disappears. Intelligence without money… is just a matter of time.

The ironic thing: The education system teaches you to work for money, not to have money work for you.

Which of these lessons hurts you the most that you weren't taught as a child?