Poor Dad

In "Rich Dad Poor Dad," the term "Poor Dad" refers to the author's biological father, who values traditional education and job security. He emphasizes steady employment and saving money but often lacks financial literacy, which limits his ability to build wealth. This perspective contrasts with "Rich Dad," who advocates financial education, investing, and asset-building to achieve financial independence. "Poor Dad" represents conventional thinking about money, focusing on security rather than wealth accumulation, illustrating common attitudes that can hinder financial growth if not complemented by financial literacy.