Write an essay analyzing the themes and lessons presented in chapters 1-4 of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," and incorporate a self-reflection on your own financial mindset and budgeting practices. Consider the following questions in your analysis: What makes "Rich Dad" and "Poor Dad" think differently about money? How did Robert Kiyosaki's childhood and learning about these different views affect what he thinks about money? Think about how you handle money and budgeting. Does it match what you read in the book? Use the ideas from "Rich Dad" to make a plan for your own spending or saving goals. How can these ideas help you manage your money better? Talk about why it's important to make your own money and earn income without always working, like "Rich Dad" says. How does this relate to your own money goals? Understand the difference between things that help you make money (assets) and things that cost you money (liabilities), like "Rich Dad" talks about. How does knowing this help you make better choices with your money