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Today, I am constantly shocked at the number of people who pay more taxes, or take fewer deductions, simply because they are afraid of the government.
現(xiàn)實(shí)情況令我震驚：竟有如此多的人在支付高額稅款，卻很少想到要使用合理合法的避稅手段，他們這么做只是因?yàn)樗麄兒ε抡?/div>
I have had friends who have their businesses shut down and destroyed, only to find out it was a mistake on the part of the government.
我有一些開公司的朋友，他們發(fā)現(xiàn)要面對(duì)各式各樣的稅收，深感恐懼，于是放棄了自己的事業(yè)。
I realize all that. But the price of working from January to middle May is a high price to pay for that intimidation.
這些我都知道。但仍認(rèn)為僅僅因?yàn)檫@種恐懼就從1月到5月中旬都為政府打工，代價(jià)未免太高了。
My poor dad never fought back. My rich dad didn’t either.
對(duì)此窮爸爸從不反抗，富爸爸也不反抗
He just played the game smarter, and he did it through corporations—the biggest secret of the rich.
但他做得更聰明，他利用公司—富人最大的秘密—來達(dá)到他的目的。
My highly educated dad always encouraged me to seek a good job with a strong corporation.
我的受過高等教育的爸爸總是鼓勵(lì)我去一家大公司找個(gè)好工作。
He spoke of the virtues of “working your way up the corporate ladder.”
他的價(jià)值觀是：“順著公司的梯子，一步步往上爬。”
He didn’t understand that, by relying solely on a paycheck from a corporate employer, I would be a docile cow ready for milking.
他不知道，如果只靠雇主的工資，我永遠(yuǎn)只能是一頭乖乖待擠的奶牛。
When I told my rich dad of my father’s advice, he only chuckled. “Why not own the ladder?” was all he said.
當(dāng)我對(duì)富爸爸講了我爸爸的建議時(shí)，他笑了。“為什么不當(dāng)梯子的主人？”這就是他的回答。
As a young boy, I did not understand what rich dad meant by owning my own corporation.
作為一個(gè)小孩子，我不明白富爸爸所說的擁有自己公司的含義。
It was an idea that seemed impossible and intimidating.
這似乎是一個(gè)嚇人的、遙不可及的念頭。
The point is, if not for my rich dad, I would have probably followed my educated dad’s advice.
事實(shí)上，如果不是富爸爸，我就可能接受我爸爸的建議了。
It was merely the occasional reminder of my rich dad that kept the idea of owning my own corporation alive and kept me on a different path.
正是富爸爸不時(shí)的提醒，才讓我把擁有自己公司的念頭一直放在心中，并讓我走上了另一條道路。
By the time I was 15 or 16, I knew I wasn’t going to continue down the path my educated dad has recommended.
在我十五六歲時(shí)，我就知道我將不會(huì)繼續(xù)走我爸爸建議的那條路了。
I didn’t know how I was going to do it, but I was determined not to head in the direction most of my classmates were heading.
雖然我不知道應(yīng)該做些什么，但我決定不去走我的大多數(shù)同學(xué)都要走的路。
That decision changed my life.
這個(gè)決定改變了我的一生。
