Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter are convinced that at schools children don’t get the necessary knowledge about money, and then spend their whole lives working for money instead of making money work for them. “There are money rules that the rich play by, and there are money rules that the other 95% of the population play by. And these 95% learn their rules at school and at home. That’s why it’s dangerous today to simply tell a child, ‘Study more, look for a job.’ A child today needs a more complex education, and the modern system isn’t fulfilling the obligations it has taken on. I don’t care how many computers they put in a classroom or how much money schools spend. How can an educational system teach a subject that it doesn’t even know itself?” “And how can parents teach their children what the school doesn’t teach? How will you teach a child to count so that he’s not bored? And how will you teach a child investing when you, as the parent, can’t do it yourself? Instead of teaching my children to play it safe, I decided it’s more useful to teach them to play with practical sense.” “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki is the first and most popular book.