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In the year of 2000 a set of twins were born to a pair of 

loving, hardworking, and wise parents. The father, Jay, was 

said to be so called "The Wizard" and in what aspect no one 

certainly knows, he came up with the name himself. Both 

had very respectable values, worked hard within all they did 

and passed those values to their children.Trying to teach 

them the aspects in which they have been prosperous. They 

taught the principle of investment and hard work. They 

wanted the best for their children and to pass on all the 

knowledge they could. Through the book called Rich Dad 

Poor Dad they were taught by their mother and shown 

through the example of 

their father. Their father owns the business of assisted 

living and through his years of experience and trials he 

developed in his knowledge. Anyhow, as Jaron, Caden, and 

their mother read Rich Dad Poor Dad they began to 

understand the process and mindset of investments and 

investors. They began to think of investment ideas and new 

possibilities. As they thought, they ended up deciding and 

planning to buy, rehab and put up for rent, a house as their 

investment. And so with this goal and plan the journey 

began.  

In most depressive matters the Manning twins couldn't 

fully commit to the investment plan because the 

imprisonment of the school. They knew the importance of 

education in which held them back from escaping the 

schools hold on the twins. However, the chains of school 

could only withhold the Mannings' so much longer, for 

school had a moment of weakness. There was a time called 

summer in which demanded their release without 

punishment or loss, and school had no other choice but to 

allow the Manning twins, along with all other students, 

their freedom!

After being freed from the imprisonment of school, the 

two began to work for their father in order to save enough 

money for the investment. The twins would clean and 

wash windows for each assisted living home that their 

father owned and for each home they earned 

one-hundred dollars. In total, Jaron and Caden needed to 

raise up to six-thousand dollars for the house in which they 

planned to invest. Doing windows for each home required 

them to do some homes that were called "Memory Loss". 

Each one of these memory loss homes provided living 

for those who had short term memory. Those who visited 

or worked at these homes bring back some of 

the strangest experiences.

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After working at the memory loss for several weeks, 

the same old people would come up to them every day 

they worked and talk about the same thing over and over 

again. Sadly some only had enough memory to 

remember the last fifteen minutes so the twins would 

have the same conversation over and over within the same 

day. One of the strangest things about 

these conversations was what the old people talked 

about. Some would share there experience of going to the 

bathroom or how to go to the bathroom. Although the 

experience was weird it was a memory of laughter 

and one they would never forget.

As the days passed in their efforts to achieve the six-thousand 

dollars towards the investment, the twins and their mother 

continued to study the book Rich Dad Poor Dad. They thought 

it was interesting how Robert Kiyosaki, the author, was 

mentored.   He learned very valuable experiences from his rich 

dad of how investments work. The author later explained that 

his Rich Dad became the most wealthy man in the state of 

Hawaii. Although his mentor had passed, Jaron and Caden 

thought it would be cool to have the chance to be mentored by 

this man and ask him their own questions of investment.

Although the twins would never get the experience of meeting 

Rich Dad or Robert Kiyosaki, they still had the teachings and 

experiences that Kiyosaki had put within his best seller book. 

One of the most important principles that Rich Dad never let 

Robert forget was that the rich make money work for them, and 

the poor work for money. What he means by this is that the poor 

are only poor for one reason, they put their money towards 

liabilities and do not invest their money with assets. Anyhow, 

the twins and their mother felt it important to continue reading 

and learning from the principles and concepts of Robert 

Kiyosaki and his Rich Dad. With this, they hoped their small 

investment might be a success. 

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