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Trust your instincts when making financial decisions from "summary" of Rich Dad's Who Took My Money? by Robert T. Kiyosaki,Sharon L. Lechter

When it comes to making financial decisions, it can be easy to get overwhelmed by all the advice and information out there. From stock market tips to investment strategies, the options seem endless. However, amidst all the noise, one thing always remains true - your instincts. Trusting your gut feeling when it comes to money matters can often be the best decision you make. In the book "Rich Dad's Who Took My Money?", the authors emphasize the importance of listening to your instincts when making financial choices. While it's essential to gather information and do your research, sometimes your intuition can lead you in the right direction. Your instincts are like a compass that can guide you through the complexities of the financial world, helping you make decisions that align with your goals and values. Many successful investors and entrepreneurs credit their success to their ability to trust their instincts. Th...
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    Rich Dad's Who Took My Money?

    Robert T. Kiyosaki

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