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Most working-class financial decisions are made without asking the single most important question: does this put money in my pocket or take money out? This episode takes Robert Kiyosaki’s famous framework from Rich Dad Poor Dad and applies it with far more precision, replacing his binary with a three-category spectrum that reveals why wealth remains so elusive for those starting from the bottom.
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