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"The rich DON'T work for money. They make their money work for THEM." – Rich Dad Poor Dad Can anyone explain this with real-world examples? How do people apply this mindset in daily life or business today? Would love to hear your thoughts!

I heard that in china CC cameras recognise the person and show details after seeing their face

Of course the value of money has changed but it's a great comparison. It does not show Congress taxed the rich btw. Nobody was paying 97.5% tax. They were just paying bribes to Congress to keep money black. That's how they destroyed our economy.

How does startup founders convince Investors to invest in their company. I mean if ill ask my dad to invest 10k he won't invest a penny😂. Man how do they crack the code of getting funded. If anyone know any tips i would like to know maybe in future

The kids you see on YT and instagram, whose parents have shoved cameras on their faces and lives, basically the “kid influencers”. It’s not for nothing friends, all these vloggers are into this market, and whats the kid influencer market? INR 2200

In my previous post someone commented that I should add a few rich people's biography in Netflix watchlist. Actually Most of the billionaires come from privileged background. But they make the story more inspirational for marketing purposes. Like Bil

✨ Reasons why Starbucks succeeded in India despite of being very expensive 📈🚀: • Creating High Quality restaurants Experience consistently with premium customer experience • Marketing as Premium brand • Targeting growing middle class and rich pe

Saw this image on the internet today and its so crazy to see so many celebs using their stardom and popularity to fuel their businesses. This got me down thinking what if i create a business idea and get a celebrity to be the face of the company and

Still feels like a win”? Why? Would Nothing have scrapped the ad if RCB had lost? There's no mention of a win in the headline or copy, and the players are clearly used just for their star value. This ad could’ve run on any day—so why force a narrativ