Today I read pages 157. Here is the summary: The author told us that when he was a child and the Rich Dad kept him waiting for talking to him was the first lesson that his rich dad taught him. The Rich Dad wanted to teach him to recognise the power the rich dad had on that day and he wanted the author to get desire to have the same power one day. Rich Dad also told him many times that having the knowledge of earning money, keeping it and making it multiply is the great power. He also told both the boys that the biggest bully is not the boss or the supervisor but the tax man. The first lesson was make money work for you instead of you work for money. If you work for money that means money has power on you. But if the money works for you that means you have the power to control it. Continued... Thanks.

Today, I read page 158. Here is the summary: ​The author was talking about having knowledge of earning, keeping and multiplying the money. Then the author told us that after getting this knowledge, rich dad wanted them to be financially smart so that no one or nothing could push them around. Ignorant people are bullied. If someone knows what he is talking about, he can fight back. After that, the author said that rich dad hired attorneys and tax accountants because paying to them was less expensive than paying to the government. He also knew that he was abide by laws and it was more expensive to not to know the laws. Further, the author said that the poor dad always said that get good job and keep working your way up the corporate ladder, and the author shared this with the rich dad, he always chuckled and said "why not own the ladder?" The author did not understand the meaning of the fact "owning a corporation" at that time. It was just an impossible and frightening idea for him. At that time, his envision also didn't allow him to think that one day, he would own a corporation and grown-ups would work for him. ​Continued... ​Reflection: In my opinion, hiring people who knows better than you is affordable rather than keep losing money with the worry of the hurung cost for them. I also can understand the author was frightened of the idea of owning a corporation. For a kid, who doesn't understand much, it's not a big deal to feel like that. Even grown-ups could feel like that before the dream comes true. Thank you

My win this week is that I learnt 5 new expressions: Say less-no need of further explanation Keep yourself to yourself-to avoid socializing; keeping himself private No notes - no doubt Hot take - controversial opinion that can raise a debate Try it on - trying to get away with a lie to escape a situation

My favourite food is Aalu tikki (crispy potato patty). This is made with boiled potato, cornstarch or rice flour and some spices. It is served with green chilli chatni, red sweet chatni and curds. It is crispy, spicy, sweet and sour mixed flavour. This is very delicious.😊 Thank you.

@Joan Hartwig Thank you for the collections and tips, teacher. 🙏🏻

@Joan Hartwig Movies and YouTube videos from native speakers are tricky for me.

@Joan Hartwig thank you for the suggestion teacher. 🙏🏻

For me, it's speed. If I listen a native speaker's video at normal speed, I miss many words. But if I reduce the speed I can recognise 98% words of his speech and I also can understand what he wants to say.

@Joan Hartwig I can understand at 0.85 and some of the videos at 0.9 also. Thank you