"Why don't we study money in school?": Robert Kiyosaki

He suggested: "First you have to find a real teacher, not a fake teacher. A false teacher is one who doesn't do what he teaches, and a real teacher does what everyone else teaches..." American writer Robert Toru Kiyosaki once asked his father, "Why don't we learn about money in school?" can.

He shared the differences between people in business and civil servants, as his father explained. "Employers need to know about money, or they are no longer entrepreneurs, and workers don't need to know anything about money because the government takes care of it, the company takes care of it." He then shared what he learned from his father. statement: "Entrepreneurs work for free."

After describing his experience in understanding money, he added: "School never teaches you money, School is supposed to teach you to be a clerk, but it's important for a doctor or a lawyer, a specialist, but never for Money. But most people don't have this knowledge. You have to know these things, but they don't teach anyone in School."

According to him, "Most teachers in schools have gone out of their way to teach subjects they don't practice."

He suggested: "First, you have to find a real teacher, not a fake teacher. A false teacher does not do what he teaches, and a real teacher does what everyone else teaches."