Imagine you have two piggy banks: one is yours, and the other belongs to your friend who has a lot more candy than you do.
The rich are like people with super piggy banks that get more candy every day, while others just save up their candies for later. Robert Kiyosaki talks about how money works, and it’s not always fair, sometimes the ones who already have a lot get even more.
How Candy Works Like Money
Think of money like candy. If you have a piggy bank that gets extra candy every day, you will end up with way more candy than someone whose piggy bank only gets filled when they save their allowance.
This is what happens to the rich: their money works harder for them, it earns more money, just like your super piggy bank gets extra candy without you doing anything.
Why This Happens
The rich know how to make their money work for them. They might invest in things like a lemonade stand or a cookie business that gives them more candy (or money) every day, and they keep getting richer because of it.
So, the next time you see someone with a ton of candy, remember: they might be using their super piggy bank to get even more!
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