s always disappointed。 The deductions were so large； and the more I worked； the greater the deductions。 As I became more successful； my bosses talked about promotions and raises。 It was flattering； but I could hear my rich dad asking me in my ear： 〃Who are you working for？ Who are you making rich？〃
In 1974； while still an employee for Xerox； I formed my first corporation and began 〃minding my own business。〃 There were already a few assets in my asset column； but now I was determined to focus on making it bigger。 Those paychecks with all the deductions made all the years of my rich dad's advice make total sense。 I could see the future if I followed my educated dad's adv