Kung Fu Panda 4: Four valuable money lessons from Po's journey to becoming the Dragon Warrior

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Also Read: Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen on Netflix: 2 key money lessons to learn from the series Master Shifu takes Po aside from his photo sessions and reminds him that the tradition is to move on from his role as Dragon Warrior and become the Spiritual Leader (just as Master Oogway) of the Valley of Peace. Po is reluctant. How can he give up the role - that he loves - to someone else? Even though he’s the best? In your work life too, it is important to name a successor.

You have worked hard to reach the top of the ladder. It is not easy to name someone who may or may not be as skilled as you to inherit your company. As master Shifu explains, ‘You have to train the next Dragon Warrior.’ Take your time, understand that someone else must take your place, so groom the one you deem the one who will best succeed you.

Also Read: Learn from Sidharth Malhotra: Become a financial Yodha with these 3 lessons The wily fox Zhen who takes Po to Juniper City tells Po that he’s too trusting, that he is one of the good guys, then betrays him to the Chameleon.

It’s all about Master Oogway’s staff that has the power to connect to the Spiritual Realm (fans will remember that Tai Lung broke the staff in the original Kung Fu Panda film, and it grows back, as it is made from the magical peach tree as it is handed over to Po). The Chameleon wants the power of the staff which is to be handed willingly to the next person. Trust is a very important thing when it comes to your money.

Do not trust your hard earned money to fly-by-night operators. Make sure your money manager, and your bankers and every transaction you make are legit and above board. Or just like Po and Zhen, your ‘wanted’ posters too will be up all over Juniper City.