Why Most Investors Stay Broke — And How the Rich Think Differently - Andy Tanner, Del Denney

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Are you investing like the rich—or like everyone else?

In this episode of Rich Dad StockCast, host Del Denney and Rich Dad expert Andy Tanner break down the powerful lessons inside Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing and show you how to apply them in today’s market.

Forget stock picking — true investing success starts with who you are as an investor. Andy and Del dive into why most people fail (hint: it’s about mindset, not markets), the critical differences between non-investors, passive investors, and sophisticated investors, and why financial education is your greatest asset.

You’ll learn why cash flow—not net worth—is the real goal, how to manage risk like a pro, and why the rich focus on building their own financial statements, not worrying about Wall Street. Plus, they reveal the real secret behind becoming a confident investor — and it’s not what you think.

If you’re ready to stop guessing, start learning, and build lasting wealth the Rich Dad way, this episode is for you.

00:00 Introduction
03:02 Understanding the Three Types of Investors
06:15 The Importance of Financial Education
08:22 Habits and Beliefs of Rich Investors
12:06 Risk Management and Investor Mindset
15:49 Applying Rich Dad Principles in the Stock Market
18:32 The Role of Mentors in Investing
23:24 The Importance of Cash Flow
26:19 Creating Cash Flow in the Stock Market
29:12 The Joy of Financial Education
33:58 Conclusion and Final Thoughts-----

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