"Overcoming Obstacles”

Lesson Title: Overcoming Obstaclesh Dad Poor Dad

Have you ever tried something hard

like learning a new skill or saving money

and wanted to give up?

“Rich people aren’t rich just because of money — they’re rich in ideas and courage. You can overcome anything if you keep learning, trying, and believing in yourself!”

📝 Assignment

Part A – Reflection Questions

(Answer in 3–5 sentences each)

1. What does “overcoming obstacles” mean to you?

2. Why do you think fear stops some people from trying new things?

3. What can you do when you feel like giving up on something important?

4. In the book, Robert says fear, laziness, and doubt are big obstacles. Which one do you think is hardest to overcome, and why?

5. How can you stay positive and keep learning when things get tough?

Part B – Multiple Choice

(Choose the best answer)

1. According to Rich Dad Poor Dad, what is the biggest obstacle that keeps people from success?
   a) Not enough time
   b) Fear and doubt
   c) Too much homework
   d) Bad luck

2. What does Rich Dad say about failure?
   a) Failure means you should stop trying
   b) Failure is how you learn and get better
   c) Failure makes people unlucky
   d) Failure is something to hide

3. When people face obstacles, what should they do?
   a) Give up and wait for help
   b) Blame someone else
   c) Keep trying and find new ways to solve the problem
   d) Ignore the problem

4. What does Robert Kiyosaki mean when he says, “Your mind is your greatest asset”?
   a) You can use your brain to create new ideas and solutions
   b) You can buy anything you want with your mind
   c) You don’t need to study if you think hard
   d) You can only use your mind for school

Part C – Essay

(Write 1–2 paragraphs)

Think about a time you faced a challenge — like a hard project, a sport, or saving money.

• What was the obstacle?

• How did you overcome it, or what could you do differently next time?

• How can this experience help you in your future goals?