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@@@@@It will make more sense in years to comejust be an observer, not a reactor, to your emotionsMost people do not know that it's their emotions that are doing the thinkingYour emotions are your emotions, but you have got to learn to do your own thinking "Can you give me an example?" I asked "Sure," replied rich dad"When a person says, `I need to find a job,' it's most likely an emotion doing the thinkingFear of not having money generates that thought "But people do need money if they have bills to pay," I said "Sure they do," smiled rich dad"All I'm saying is that it's fear that is all too often doing the thinking "I don't understand," said Mike "For example," said rich dad"If the fear of not having enough money arises, instead of immediately running out to get a job so they can earn a few bucks to kill the fear, they instead might ask themselves this question`Will a job be the best solution to this fear over the long run?' In my opinion, the answer is `no' Especially when you look over a person's lifetimeA job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem "But my dad is always saying, `Stay in school, get good grades, so you can find a safe, secure job' I spoke out, somewhat confused "Yes, I understand he says that," said rich dad, smiling"Most people recommend that, and it's a good idea for most peopleBut people make that recommendation primarily out of fear "You mean my dad says that because he's afraid?" "Yes," said rich dad"He's terrified that you won't be able to earn money and won't fit into societyHe loves you and wants the best for y