@TommiPedruzzi The principle highlighted in Rich Dad Poor Dad is simply to adjust the basics of financial literacy in making daily money decisions. The take on calculated risk is aimed at the reward system rather than not taking any at all. Playing safe wonโt yield breakthrough on its own.
๐จNew Episode: Andrew Carnegie (Part 1): The rise of Andrew Carnegie from a poor Scottish weaver's boy to becoming an American millionaire.
00:00 Introduction
03:00 Carnegie's Early Life and Inspirations
07:50 Coming to America
12:00 The Power of Self-Education
28:15 Becoming a Capitalist: The Adams Express Investment
36:30 Rapid Rise in the Railroad Industry
42:15 Carnegie's Role in the Civil War
50:30 Carnegie's Business Philosophy and Networking
56:15 Final Reflections and Takeaways
Links are in the comments below
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Relationships aside, music business stands if the artist and every other person on a track agrees on a split you canโt come back years later except they were persuaded out of will, thereโs no excuse as ignorance.