In today’s world, many of us believe that the surest path to financial security lies in a stable 9-to-5 job. But what if there’s more to wealth creation than just clocking in and out? Robert Kiyosaki, author of the now-classic Rich Dad, Poor Dad, is the one who invited the world first to see money — and life — through a different lens. Published more than two decades ago and still evolving, Kiyosaki’s book draws a sharp contrast between the financial mindsets of his two father figures: his real father, a respected educator, and his friend’s father, a savvy entrepreneur. Their differing philosophies taught Kiyosaki lessons that would eventually shape the views of millions of readers on money, success, and risk. Here are seven lessons from the book you need to remember: Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Individual financial situations vary, and readers are advised to consult a qualified financial planner, advisor, or mental health professional before making financial decisions. Cash flow over paychecks: …