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Why a students work for c students : and b students work for the government

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In this follow-up to his Rich Dad Poor Dad series, Robert Kiyosaki takes aim at the traditional education system, arguing that it is fundamentally designed to produce employees ("A" students) rather than innovators and entrepreneurs ("C" students).

The book serves as a financial handbook for parents, urging them not to rely solely on school reports as an indicator of a child's future success. Kiyosaki explores the "Financial IQ" gap, explaining that while schools excel at teaching scholastic and professional skills, they almost entirely ignore the financial skills necessary to navigate the modern economy.

Key Themes:
The Three Types of Education: Why children need scholastic, professional, and financial education to thrive.

Defining Success: Why the "get a good job" advice is becoming obsolete in a world of shrinking pensions and rising debt.

The "C" Student Advantage: How "C" students often develop the grit, leadership, and risk-taking abilities required to hire the "A" students as their accountants and lawyers.

Actionable Advice for Parents: Practical ways to teach children about assets, liabilities, and the "language of money" at home.

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370.11 KIY W

Publisher

Arizona : Plata Publishing., 2013

Collation

453 hlm. : ilus. ; 23 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

978-1-61268-076-7

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370.11

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Subject(s)

Pendidikan -- Aspek ekonomi
Literasi keuangan
Kewirausahaan
Keberhasilan -- Aspek psikologi
Bimbingan orang tua

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Statement of Responsibility

Kiyosaki, Robert T.

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