Money Beliefs to Let Go in 2020

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Last year, I read a revised edition of Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. Although I’ve been watching videos and reading articles about money management, this particular book opened my eyes.

I never enjoyed my high school economics class. My ability in maths is not as good as it once was while attending Kumon (after-school education designed to get you ahead in English and mathematics).

Safe to say, financial education was not high on my priority list. Only in the last five years have I been curious about saving, investing and building wealth.

Here are a couple chapters of Rich Dad Poor Dad that I reviewed:

Rich Dad Poor Dad | Lesson 1: The Rich Don't Work For Money

Rich Dad Poor Dad | Lesson 2: Why Teach Financial Literacy?

Throughout this book, the revised sections included actionable steps. I was able to see where the gaps in knowledge were.