Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, on Thursday posted a post on social networking platform X that outlined the main idea of Rich Dad's first lesson. Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter coauthored the book Rich Dad Poor Dad in 1997. For more than six years, it has been included in the New York Times Best Seller List. The book has been sold in more than 109 countries and in more than 51 languages for over 32 million copies. "The wealthy are not employed by $," Kiyosaki continued. "Why?" He went on, "Because our wealth is intended to be stolen from our fake money via taxes, inflation, and the stock market." He further explained, "And instead of saving fake $, the rich save gold, silver, and bitcoin." The rich also work for cash flow assets like rental properties, oil, and food production, which put tax-free money in their pockets.