rich dad

RICH DAD
poor dad

 I had the privilege of being raised by two fathers, each with their own unique backgrounds and experiences. One of my fathers was highly educated and possessed an exceptional intellect. He had obtained a Ph.D. and managed to complete four years of undergraduate studies in less than two years. His thirst for knowledge led him to pursue advanced studies at prestigious institutions such as Stanford University, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern University, all of which he attended on full financial scholarships. On the other hand, my other father had not been able to finish even the eighth grade. Despite this, both men achieved success in their respective careers through sheer hard work and dedication. They both earned substantial incomes, yet their financial situations differed greatly. While one father always faced financial struggles, the other became one of the wealthiest individuals in Hawaii.

When it came to their legacies, one father left behind a substantial fortune of tens of millions of dollars for his family, charitable causes, and his church. In contrast, the other father left behind unpaid bills. Both men possessed strong personalities, exuded charisma, and held significant influence. They both offered me guidance and advice, although their perspectives often diverged. While they both placed great importance on education, they did not recommend the same academic path for me to follow.

However, having two fathers allowed me the opportunity to consider different perspectives. Instead of simply accepting or rejecting either viewpoint, I allowed myself to further explore, compare, and make my own choices. The challenge was that one father was not yet wealthy, and the other was not yet poor. Both were just starting their careers and struggling with finances and family responsibilities. However, they had contrasting views on capitalism. For instance, one father wo.