@thewisementality: Sometimes the biggest difference between a poor dad and a rich dad isn't the amount of money they have — it's the mindset they pass on. One teaches you to chase good grades, find a safe job, save every penny, and avoid unnecessary risks. The other teaches you to think beyond a paycheck — to build skills, understand money, create opportunities, invest, solve problems, and become capable of creating your own path. One says, Get off social media. The other asks, "What could you build with it? One sees a child spending money. The other sees an opportunity to teach that child how money works. One focuses on giving their child a comfortable life. The other focuses on preparing their child to create a comfortable life for themselves. And this doesn't mean one parent loves their child more than the other. Most parents are simply teaching what they themselves were taught. The real lesson is that financial education rarely comes from school. It often comes from everyday conversations at home - how you talk about money, work, failure, saving, investing, business, responsibility, and opportunity. You don't need a wealthy family to develop a wealthy mindset. You can start with what you have: Learn. Build. Experiment. Save. Invest. Create. Take responsibility. And most importantly, teach the next generation what you had to learn the hard way. Because the greatest inheritance a parent can leave behind isn't just money. It's the ability to create it, manage it, and use it wisely. What mindset did your parents teach you about money? Save this post if you want to build a different financial future for yourself and your family. #Mindset #FinancialEducation #MoneyMindset #SuccessMindset

Ger :

ya ok most rich dads I know don't even talk to there kids

Captn1313 :

Rich dad: “if things don’t work out, you can work for me or inherit my company”

shaung :

the rich dad poor dad book is a terrible read🫩

thee_.acer :

I like the book rich dad poor dad by Robinson Kinyosaki

skellybob :

legit the opposite

Guure :

well life is short poor dad in this case i would choose him only investing 25 years but the thing is the drive the son in question

𝕊-ℍ-ℂ :

totally wrong btw

afrodiedeez :

Or being a good dad has nothing to do with being rich or poor

Landin Morris :

That is so wrong

user3217028037390 :

As a dad, I will give my children what makes them happy.

SEADMOSTAFA :

if you look at it closely its all blesses what you mean poor dad rich dad 🥴

wupertpupkin :

No “poor dad” will gift his son a PS5 let alone send him to college. What exactly are we doing here.

Lil9 :

Both dads are rich to me 😅

Princeofall :

I guess am poor I have a ps5 too🤣

YceGabrielle L. Larita :

just be grateful you have a dad some people didn't even Met them

eldentay :

Lucky to have a father

fantonimo :

poor dad seems more fun

Ntando_9 :

What I see is both dads being in their son's life.

Jam :

while yes I agree with most of these one just seemed like the dad was gifting his son a PS5 which isn't inherently 'bad' so the kid can't enjoy a hobby in moderation that happens to not be physical?

jibaboom :

OniBytes :

Wait, I'm a poor dad doing rich dad things

DYIGopher :

rich dad = sucker for buying get rich books and gambling on stock market

jays0n_chemicals :

Dead dad 😭

KamoshKatta :

Rich daders

Grey Bush :

Has nothing to do with rich or poor has everything to do with being a present father