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over to financial experts to manage their money. Instead of increasing their
                financial IQ, they stay busy, hiding in their offices.”




                How the Rich Handle Money Problems



                When looking at financial intelligence, it becomes easy to see that there are
                five  core  intelligences  an  individual  must  develop  to  become  rich.  This
                book is about those five financial intelligences.

                    This book is also about integrity. When most people think of the word
                “integrity,” they think of it as an ethical concept. That is not what I mean
                when I use the word. Integrity is wholeness. According to Webster’s, it is
                “the quality or state of being complete or undivided.” A person who has

                mastered  the  five  financial  intelligences  I  write  about  in  this  book  has
                achieved financial integrity.
                    When the rich have money problems, they use their financial integrity,
                developed through many years of facing and solving problems with the five

                financial intelligences, to solve those problems. If the rich don’t know the
                answer to their money problems, they don’t walk away and throw in the
                towel. They seek out experts who can help them solve their problems. In the
                process, they become financially more intelligent and are that much more

                equipped to solve the next problem when it comes around. The rich don’t
                quit. They learn. And by learning, they grow richer.




                Solving Other People’s Financial Problems


                Rich  dad  also  said,  “Many  people  work  for  rich  people,  solving  rich

                people’s  money  problems.”  For  example,  an  accountant  goes  to  work  to
                count  the  rich  person’s  money.  The  salesperson  sells  the  rich  person’s
                products.  The  office  manager  manages  the  rich  person’s  business.  The
                secretary  answers  the  rich  person’s  phones  and  treats  the  rich  person’s

                customers  respectfully.  The  maintenance  man  keeps  the  rich  person’s
                buildings and machines running smoothly. A lawyer protects the rich person
                from other lawyers and lawsuits. A CPA protects the rich person’s money
                from taxes. And the banker keeps the rich person’s money safe.
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