# Rich Dad Magazine

> Legacy Starts at Home

Rich Dad Magazine, for fathers building something that lasts: fatherhood, legacy, and the work that matters.

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## Sections
- [Fatherhood](https://richdadmagazine.com/category/fatherhood): Raising children and the craft of being a father
- [Family & Relationships](https://richdadmagazine.com/category/family-relationships): Marriage, parenting together and the ties that hold a family
- [Money & Legacy](https://richdadmagazine.com/category/money-legacy): Family finances, wealth that outlasts you, and what you pass on
- [Health & Strength](https://richdadmagazine.com/category/health-strength): Fitness, longevity and staying strong for the people who rely on you
- [Food](https://richdadmagazine.com/category/food): Cooking for the family, provisioning and the pleasure of a good meal
- [Work & Purpose](https://richdadmagazine.com/category/work-purpose): Career, providing, and the work that matters

## Latest articles
- [John Bissell's The Power of Negative Thinking Draws on 14 Years Rescuing Failing Businesses in Portland](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/john-bissell-power-of-negative-thinking): The author lost a company of his own when a single client went bankrupt owing him 83% of his income, then coached more than 100 owners of failing businesses between 1986 and 2000. His practical guide argues that doubt and worry, used deliberately, are better preparation than forced positivity.
- [Men's Suits Are Back in the Office for Autumn 2026 and the Cut Has Changed Since 2020](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/mens-suits-autumn-2026-office-tailoring): Savile Row bespoke starts at £7,500 for 80 hours of handwork, the Prime Minister wears a £595 Oliver Brown, and the warmest year on record argues for a lighter cloth than the flannel your tailor will suggest.
- [Outback Odyssey Review: The Yorkshire Orphan Who Asked to Be Taught the Land](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/outback-odyssey-review): Paul Rushworth-Brown's post-war migrant novel sends a Yorkshire orphan by ship to a Gippsland sheep station, and its opening chapters are the author's own father's story.
- [Healthy Habits This Autumn Begin With a Shorter To-Do List](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/healthy-habits-autumn-shorter-to-do-list): Three tasks a day and a to-be list of a few words leave room for seven weeks of proper rest before the clocks go back on 25 October.
- [The Expanse Is Coming Back a Third Time, Now as a Game](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/the-expanse-osiris-reborn-owlcat-2027): The studio building it, Owlcat Games, made its name on dense, choice-heavy RPGs like Rogue Trader, and it is working with Alcon Interactive Group, the company behind the original series.
- [The Science of Self-Trust, and Why It Comes Before Trusting Anyone Else ](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/the-science-of-self-trust-and-why-it-comes-before-trusting-anyone-else): You cannot accurately read whether someone else deserves your trust if you do not trust your own judgment in the first place. What psychological research on attachment, self-efficacy and interoception reveals about self-trust, and why it is the foundation for trusting other people.
- [Scorching Summers Get Men Dress-Down and work in Shorts](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/scorching-summers-get-men-dress-down-and-work-in-shorts): Retail sales figures and Reuters reporting on why scorching summer heat is finally getting men into shorts at the office, from Tokyo's Cool Biz campaign to a Warsaw bus driver's skirt protest.
- [8 Steps to Think With Clarity and Feel Renewed Energy This Autumn ](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/8-steps-to-think-with-clarity-and-feel-renewed-energy-this-autumn): Brain fog and low energy are not simply a mood. They have real, identifiable physiological causes, several of which get measurably worse the moment the clocks start shifting toward autumn. The real science behind autumn brain fog and low energy and eight practical steps grounded in circadian biology, blood sugar and sleep research.
- [More US Parents Are Taking Their Kids Out of School to Save on Travel](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/taking-kids-out-of-school-to-travel-off-peak): Pulling children out for a few off-peak days can shave hundreds off a family trip, but teachers and a wider absence problem complicate the decision.
- [No More Paying to Sit With Your Own Children on a Plane](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/no-more-paying-to-sit-with-your-own-children-on-a-plane): After more than a decade stuck in negotiation, the European Parliament has approved a genuine overhaul of air passenger rights, banning airlines from charging parents to sit next to children under 14 and forcing clearer pricing from the moment you start searching for a flight.
- [London Calling: The Week Starting 31 August 2026 ](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/london-calling-the-week-starting-31-august-2026): What is on in London for the week starting 31 August 2026, from Bank Holiday Monday closings to the start of Totally Thames.
- [US Foreclosures Rose Again in July but Stayed Near Historic Lows](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/us-foreclosures-july-2026-still-historic-lows): Most of the increase traces back to a handful of states and to FHA and VA loans, not to a broad crack in the housing market.
- [Diet in 2026 Versus Diet in 1976: How the Last Fifty Years Changed Your Lifestyle](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/diet-in-2026-versus-diet-in-1976-what-fifty-years-actually-changed): Were people happier at the dinner table fifty years ago, with smaller plates and considerably less on them? The measurable science behind fifty years of change in your diet, from portion size to social media, and what it means for prevention.
- [ Social Media's Testosterone Pipeline, and the Health Risks It Leaves Out](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/social-media-s-testosterone-pipeline-and-the-health-risks-it-leaves-out): Scroll for long enough and the algorithm will eventually tell you your testosterone is probably low. A wave of recent research has traced exactly how that message reaches young men, and what it leaves out about the real risks of acting on it.
- [Buyers Priced Out of Big Cities Are Finding Cheaper New Homes in the South](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/buyers-cheaper-new-homes-affordable-south-2026): The cheaper Sun Belt price tag often leans on a temporary mortgage subsidy and carrying costs that never appear on the listing.
- [AI Now Steers About a Third of Shoppers, Often Toward Brands They Had Not Considered](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/ai-shopping-discovery-brands-bcg): Product discovery is moving inside the chatbot's answer, where most brands cannot see whether an AI is recommending them or why.
- [Families Are Financing a Record Back-to-School Bill on Installment Plans](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/back-to-school-record-spending-installment-plans-2026): Getting children ready for the classroom cost more than ever in 2026, yet a growing share of households are stretching those payments over weeks and leaning on credit to cover them. The distance between the rising total and how it actually gets paid points to a cash-flow squeeze visible across the wider consumer economy.
- [The Joy of Gardening: Late-Summer Notes on Curb Appeal  to Upgrade Your Property Valuation](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/the-joy-of-gardening-late-summer-notes-on-curb-appeal-to-upgrade-your-property-valuation): A buyer decides how they feel about your home before they reach the front door. Late summer, while everything is still growing and nothing has died back yet, is the best moment of the year to make that decision work in your favour.
- [ Identity and the Status Quo: What It Actually Means to Be Born a Prince](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/identity-and-the-status-quo-what-it-actually-means-to-be-born-a-prince): Clément Vandenkerckhove sold cars for a living until a DNA test confirmed what Belgium had whispered about for over two decades. He is now legally a prince. He still answers to the same surname, still has no royal allowance, and still is not in line for any throne. His story is less about royalty than about what identity actually is when the title changes and almost nothing else does.
- [The Best Upcoming Children's Books to Read This Autumn](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/the-best-upcoming-children-s-books-to-read-this-autumn): This autumn's children's list has an unusually confident range to it, gentle picture books about loss and community sitting alongside twin detectives, a lizard with genuine comic timing, and a visual tribute to David Bowie built for readers who have never heard a note of his music.
- [ What Actually Lowers Your Cortisol This Autumn](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/what-actually-lowers-your-cortisol-this-autumn): The season turns, the routine tightens, and your stress hormones often follow. Here is what the real research says works, and why autumn specifically is worth paying attention to.
- [Homeowners' Equity Cushion Has Thinned for a Full Year](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/home-equity-cushion-thins-five-year-low): The portion of U.S. homes with at least 50% equity fell to 41.1% in the second quarter, the fourth straight quarterly drop and the lowest reading in nearly five years.
- [The Massive Transfer of Wealth Reshaping Real Estate](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/the-massive-transfer-of-wealth-reshaping-real-estate): Roughly $4.6 trillion in global real estate is set to change hands over the next decade, and the generation inheriting it is buying nothing like the generation that built it. Coldwell Banker's own data shows the shape of the shift already under way.
- [Escape to Europe: Slovenia in Autumn Colours ](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/escape-to-europe-slovenia-in-autumn-colours): A country the size of a modest American county holds an entire autumn's worth of colour inside its borders, lakes, gorges and mountain passes turning gold and copper within an hour's drive of each other, and almost nobody there to see it happen.
- [Status Quo: How Location Shapes Your Self-Perception and Identity ](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/status-quo-how-location-shapes-your-self-perception-and-identity): The place you live is not a neutral backdrop to your life. It is a running commentary on who you are allowed to be, delivered so consistently that you stop noticing it is there at all.
- [Where Can I Move for the Best Quality of Life and What Will It Actually Cost Me This Year?](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/where-can-i-move-for-the-best-quality-of-life-and-what-will-it-actually-cost-me-this-year): Where you could move for the best quality of life in 2026, and the real relocation costs for the Netherlands, Switzerland and Oman.
- [Homebuyers Have the Upper Hand in the US Housing Market Right Now](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/us-housing-buyers-market-record-low-buyers-186761): The number of Americans trying to buy a home just hit a record low, and sellers now outnumber them by about half.
- [Gardening for Your Wellbeing This Autumn: 10 Healthy Minutes for 10 Lasting Plants](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/gardening-for-your-wellbeing-this-autumn-10-healthy-minutes-for-10-lasting-plants): How gardening supports your mental wellbeing this autumn, with simple steps to start and ten low-maintenance plants to grow. You do not need a green thumb or a weekend of free time to get the wellbeing benefits of gardening this autumn. You need ten minutes, a few pots, and ten plants that are genuinely hard to kill.
- [China Is Teaching Six Year Olds to Speak AI](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/china-is-teaching-six-year-olds-to-speak-ai): While Western governments debate whether artificial intelligence belongs in the classroom at all, China has already made it compulsory from the age of six. The policy is less about teaching children to code than about building a generation that treats AI the way earlier generations treated arithmetic.
- [Monday Mindset: The Back to School Mindset, and the Science Behind It](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/monday-mindset-the-back-to-school-mindset-and-the-science-behind-it): A back to school mindset is a psychological shift from a relaxed routine to a structured, goal-oriented one. Here is the science behind why it works, and the lifestyle choices that make the shift considerably easier.
- [How to Choose the Best Affordable Hotels in Europe This Autumn ](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/how-to-choose-the-best-affordable-hotels-in-europe-this-autumn): Best Affordable Hotels in Europe This Autumn seoDescription: How to find genuinely good, affordable hotels across Europe this autumn, from timing your booking to picking the right city.
- [ Happy Table: Best Anti-Inflammatory Foods for Autumn ](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/happy-table-best-anti-inflammatory-foods-for-autumn): With autumn round the corner, the comfort food cravings arrive, and your plate can still work in your favour. Here is what to put on it this autumn, and why each choice earns its place.
- [China AI Companion Crackdown 2026](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/china-ai-companion-crackdown-2026): China's new rules on emotionally interactive AI have already switched off companion features used by hundreds of millions of people. Here is what the crackdown actually targets, and what it reveals about a problem no country has solved.
- [Best London's Location: What's Really Happening to the Most Expensive Properties Values This Autumn](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/best-london-s-location-what-s-really-happening-to-the-most-expensive-properties-values-this-autumn): Asking prices in London fell faster in August than in any other region, the choice of homes for sale is the widest since 2010, and a change of prime minister has only partly settled the nerves. Here is what the data shows about values, mortgage rates and the Autumn Budget.
- [Car Insurance Rates Are Climbing Again in More Than Half the Country in 2026](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/car-insurance-rates-rising-2026-us-states): After a year of falling premiums, car insurance rates are rising across most of the United States in 2026, with the steepest increases concentrated in a handful of states.
- [Jason Arday, Cambridge's Youngest Black Professor, Dies Days at 41 After His Memoir is Published](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/jason-arday-cambridge-s-youngest-black-professor-dies-days-at-41-after-his-memoir-is-published): Jason Arday resigned from Cambridge on 5 August amid allegations of academic misconduct he denied. His memoir was published three days before he was found dead at his London home, prompting tribute from colleagues and renewed debate over how certain media reporting against him, not about him, were conducting toxic journalism.
- [What Actually Thrives in a Summer This Hot](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/what-actually-thrives-in-a-summer-this-hot): The UK is on track for its hottest summer on record, with parts of England already past 38 degrees and forty-five million people living under drought. What is actually surviving this heat in British gardens, and the decades-old proof that a garden never needed a hosepipe at all.
- [Relocation's Cost when Moving to the World's Best Countries for High Quality of Life](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/relocation-s-cost-when-moving-to-the-world-s-best-countries-with-high-quality-of-life): Real relocation costs for the Netherlands, Switzerland and Oman, 2026's top ranked quality of life countries, from visas to healthcare.
- [Home Values Near New Data Centers Are Holding Steady](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/data-centers-home-values-housing-market-2026): Homes near a new facility keep far more of their for-sale listings on the market three years on, and the next wave is landing in poorer, more remote communities than the last one did.
- [Jeremy Clarkson Asked the Helicopter Owners for £10,000 Each to Finish Chris Hoy’s £1 Million](https://richdadmagazine.com/article/clarkson-helicopter-owners-10000-hoy-tour-de-4): The afternoon of clay pigeon shooting in Northamptonshire was run for a charity Sir Chris Hoy started after his own stage four diagnosis.

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