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@@@@@ Rich dad said over and over, this point of view, which I call Lesson No "The poor and the middle class work for money "The rich have money work for them On that bright Saturday morning, I was learning a completely different point of view from what I had been taught by my poor dadAt the age of 9, I grew aware that both dads wanted me to learnBoth dads encouraged me to studybut not the same things My highly educated dad recommended that I do what he did"Son, I want you to study hard, get good grades, so you can find a safe, secure job with a big companyAnd make sure it has excellent benefits My rich dad wanted me to learn how money works so I could make it work for meThese lessons I would learn through life with his guidance, not because of a classroom My rich dad continued my first lesson, "I'm glad you got angry about working for 10 cents an hourIf you had not gotten angry and had gladly accepted it, I would have to tell you that I could not teach youYou see, true learning takes energy, passion, a burning desireAnger is a big part of that formula, for passion is anger and love combinedWhen it comes to money, most people want to play it safe and feel secureSo passion does not direct them: Fear does "So is that why they'll take a job with low par?" I asked "Yes," said rich dad"Some people say I exploit people because I don't pay as much as the sugar plantation or the governmentI say the people exploit themselvesIt's their fear, not mine "But don't you feel you should pay them more?" I askedAnd besides, more money will not solve the proble