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WorksheetsCulminating Activity - Rich Dad Poor Dad
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
"Money doesn’t matter."
Rich dad
Poor dad
"Money is power."
Rich dad
Poor dad
”Government workers were a pack of lazy thieves”
Rich dad
Poor dad
"study hard, can earn degree, and get a good job to earn money."
Rich dad
Poor dad
“Study to be rich, to understand how money works, and to learn how to have it work for me.”
Rich dad
Poor dad
Most people become a slave to money—and then get angry at their boss.
Rich dad
Poor dad
"Demand what I deserve."
Rich dad
Poor dad
_____ wanted me to specialize.
Rich dad
Poor dad
"convert earned income into passive income or portofolio income as quickly as possible."
Rich dad
Poor dad
handle the fear of losing money. ____ did nothing. He simply avoided the issue, refusing to discuss the subject.
Rich dad
Poor dad
____ referred to himself as rich. He would say things like, “I’m a rich man, and rich people don’t do this.”
Rich dad
Poor dad
perception between rich dad and my poor dad when it came to their homes. ____ thought his house was an asset.
Rich dad
Poor dad
Studies how to have money work for you.
Rich dad
Poor dad
A good education, a good job, and years of hard work were all you needed to be successful.
Rich dad
Poor dad
money is real and that the company they work for, or the government, will look after them.
Rich dad
Poor dad
____ acquire liabilities that they think are assets.
The poor and middle class
Rich people
asks themselves, “Does this make sense?” trusting their inner wisdom, that genius inside, rather than follow the crowd.
The poor and middle class
Rich people
allows the power of money to control them. By simply getting up and working harder, failing to ask themselves if what they do makes sense.
The poor and middle class
Rich people
afraid of losing that they lose
The poor and middle class
Rich people
Winning means being unafraid to lose
The poor and middle class
Rich people
