Ndubuisi Egwim was top of his class and headed to medical school until he read Rich Dad Poor Dad 18 years ago. Watching doctors without financial freedom made him rethink everything. The book rewired how he thought about money.
I wouldn't wish for any better parents in the world, but I just knew that when it came to finances, I needed to follow a different script. But there was no way to know that there was an alternative. Like, I. Someone handed me a book called Rich Dad. Okay, yeah, this was 18 years. 19 years. It sort of, like, blew my brain. And I said, oh, wow, that must have been what I've been looking for, because I was already going to go to med school. I was school captain, that's head boy, we called it back then. And, you know, it's sort of like, top of your class. And you just knew that. Well, I know two other people who were like, doctors, university graduates, and they didn't seem to be men financially free or time free.
