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I went to fix my laptop a day ago and the laptop repairman was complaining to me. He said: "I have worked for 15 years in a company as a computer science graduate and I couldn't even buy a car for myself." He sounded very bitter, but I understood his situation. For 15 years of his life he had been working for money and not making money work for him. It’s not bad to work for money, but only for experience — not forever. While working for someone else, create your own plan to make money work for you. That conversation hit me hard. Because millions of people around the world are in the same cycle. Robert Kiyosaki said it best in Rich Dad Poor Dad: > "The poor and the middle-class work for money. The rich have money work for them." In 2026, if you’re still trading all your time for money, you’ll stay stuck. Today I’ll show you how to flip it. THE PROBLEM: YOU ARE WORKING FOR MONEY Most of us were taught one thing growing up: " Go to school, get g...

Although my Dad had worked for big companies that gave him a big paycheck and outside benefits, I believe he regretted not starting a business in his youth. Even if he had wanted to start a business, he had no idea which business to invest in or how to go about it. My father was a brilliant man full of wisdom. And it was in his retirement years that he finally understood something: his wisdom could be sold to others. His knowledge could be bought. So he wrote books to tell others what he had discovered. He started a soap company of his own. He began tutoring people on the same skills he had been rendering to the companies he worked for. He created his own fortune by selling a solution to a problem. Business isn’t about having a shop. Business isn’t just about buying and selling.  If it solves a problem, it’s business. Robert Kiyosaki said it best in Rich Dad Poor Dad > "The rich focus on their asset columns while everyone else focuses on their income statements . ...