<prompt> Human: Graduating from UC Berkeley next year with a degree in computer science. I have a dream of building passive income in order to stop working by 35. I am technically sound in computer science math, have 8k in a roth ira, and a secured 120kyr job in software post-graduation. I hate coding and dont want to be working in software, but rather would like to manage people run a business invest. What is the quickest way for me to learn the skills required to have 100k passive income by age 35 14 years from now? I recently read Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki, who preaches investing in financial literacy, composed of: accounting, investing, markets, and law. I want to learn, but am pretty much financially illiterate. Im going to have 15 hrsweek this summer to devote to this. How can I spend this time most effectively? Given my current situation, which resources should I use? I was initially thinking of reading a book per week and studying for the CFA level I exam... Any suggestions?EDIT: Specifically looking for tips of how to learn what to read, how to practice skills necessary for FI, not tips on what to do with my money.  <response>: Best way is dont get married or have kids. But for a lot people that would take away an important part of life. 