Poverty hurts. I mean, I don't like it. And I don't like that our academic system so corrupt.

So it's one of the most important messages I have launched when ours is that failure should inspire you to get smarter.

Don't let failure ever stop you. Use your brain, use your creativity.

And unfortunately, our school system says if you fail, you're stupid. That is not true.

So the lesson to young people is don't take a job for the money, take a job for what you're learning.

In school, they compensate for risk by telling you to memorize the right answer.

So in other words, these kids leave the young people like you, leave school thinking,

oh, if I know the right answers, then there's no risk.

And it drives old guys like me crazy.

You know, if we learn from a mistakes, mistakes are opportunities to get smarter,

be humble, and take a look at something.

You know, millennials are the most highly educated, they know all the answers,

but they're afraid of doing anything.

Robert Kiyosaki is a renowned author, investor, and entrepreneur who became famous for his best-selling book,

Rich Dad Poor Dad.

In the book, Kiyosaki talks about his own experiences growing up with two dads.

His real dad, a highly educated college professor.

The other, his best friend's dad, a self-made millionaire and entrepreneur.

Robert noticed that despite his father's hard work and dedication to his job,

he struggled financially and was not able to provide the kind of life he wanted for his family.

On the other hand, Rich Dad, who never finished college,

was able to build a successful business and accumulate significant wealth.

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